The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-29
TO aEHELDIs July.
arrangements celnplstea for the sua,
day sehool Eaeampmsnt for

Kansas and Missouri
Commonwealth The fourth annual
meeting of the Kansas sunday school
assembly will be held at HArtzell's park
in Topeka, for ten days, from July 18th
to 10th, 1882
The program of exercises and enter
tAinments is now full, and this is Ger
tain to be the Rrandesi meeting yet held
The departments of normal instruction,
Of music, of Orientaiisms, of special lee
lures and OF Htfactive entertainments,
are ali filed with persons of eminent
ability and national reputation.
Rev. Dr. J. L. Hurlburt of the great
Chsutauqua lake assembly. will have
full charge of the normal and children's
departments, and the primary teachers
instruction will be in the hands of Mrs.
q. r. Alden e. Pansy") whom every Sun
day school teacher and scholar knows
and loves. ''Pansyn will also read one of
her delightful stories ut one of the en-
tertainmtnts.
Mr. A. D. Van Ltnnep, n native OF
Turkey, will have his large Collection Of
Oriental cuTiosilies on exhibition, and
will give several exhibitions illustrating
| life in the Orient He will train-a large
Class Of ladies aud gentlemen TO wear
the cOstnmes and assist in these exhibit
tons.
Senator Ingalls has assured the man.
agemen, OF the assembly that he will be
present and deliver his eulogy on Gar
field. This Grafton on the Christian
president is said 10 be one at the finest
productions of the eloquent senator.
Rev. H G Sedgwick. of Wisconsin,
will also be present with fully equipped
astronomical observatory. He will form
class in astronomy. and give nightly
exhibitions of the wonderful phcb0m
ena of the heavens.
One of the chief attractions will bs
the grand musical department. under
the direction OF Prof E. L. Eaton, o
Wisconsin, assisted by q quartette o.
fine singers whom he will bring will
him, and large chorus of the best home
talent. And as a special musical treat
the Sunday school people at this assem-
bly, will enjoy the rare opportunity o.
hearing one of Americas finest singers in
/, the person of Miss SIinson, of Chicago
who will be present several days, and
probably give one or two special con
certs.
The following are among the specia
lecturers positively engaged, whose date!
, and subjects will soon be announced on
programs:
, Rev. DIR. Hurlbut. New York: Gen
%. o. Howard, commander at Wes
Point military academy; Henry Plant
Minnesota; Rev. DIR. Rhodes, st. Louis
Rev. DIR. Hens1Q.s Chicago; Rev. d. c
Miner. Ottawa; Rev. G. c. Foote, To
peka; Rev F. T. Ingalls,. Atchison
I Rev. DR.. KrOhn, LeavenwOrth; all oI
, whom will give from one to three lee
, lures. And all this will be free, excep
gate fee of ten cents or fifty cents fol
, the season, for all persons over fifteen
f and a small fee for visiting the museum
and observatory.
, The A, T. s. s. F. and U. P. railroad
I will carry passengers from Atchison
t LeavenwOrth. Kansas City and Emporii
, at 81 %, and from Lawrence rs cents
+ round trip; and from other points wea
on these lines, at one and half cent?
per mile.
r Programs, giving full details, may b
had ON application to Geo ii Stearns
[ president; OF j. w. Campbell. secretary
Topeka, Kansas.