Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-22

coninsisn prevailed The s.cre.arv an.
vo,As VT h''1~'nQ proposed 10 De
s so..a FOR; Rev Joshua Z. Wilson n
n " r. : troiioa, i.-x. L. N verson. Rev.
: Isoesr, Of savannah, Rev Z "
oi Washington, Rev. wm. Tav.
~ VI .ai'a. Rev. lar hall W, Csvl,,r
:. HrAln <ton- The latter xithcrew hls
lue, - DID also Peck. The eonferenrs.
~. ~! ,ufr.-d until this aft-rnson, xh-n
candidates will be voted for.
n t1e afternoon Session of the VI 3
'H Es Commute on the Site AZ
80 ba,ca, the Question of the futura
PSicy OF the church toward social ursi
asIes IN the south. which IN some cas-. :
eAeIuoes the colored people from church
~ .ship and school attend nee vIth
ns whites, was discussed. The com
hIt.ee presented two reports. The y, a.
I1fty report declar-s that no pArso,
atoulu De excluded from wership IN snv
uurch nor from attendance upon sny
s2uooi on account of race, color or ure-
.ious condition of servitnde. tn. mi.
hpriiS report declared that color was uo
pr 20 sny rlgi.t and privilege of msrn
ootsulp or ONCE II the church, but .reo.
oZuiz7s the prOpriety OF sarh adj.
,hInis'ration as viii secure the
| largest concessions 70 any car-
sons, all Preferences Involving ruereIv
social relations" aud concluded ina,
therefore there Was 10 need for action
upon This subject. After long discus
si1ii' the previous question was ordered
ana the majority report WAS adopted.
To Face the Sap.
INV YORK, May 21.-Artie;es of agree.
nent nave been signed bet xeau Daueaa
. Ross, of Cleveland. md Ma,sada
= 'rackichi, the japanese champion.
Hess to pet $500 if he can win three ont
OF I'VE falls. The match takes place
June Sd, IN this city.
glove light for 500 a side has been
arranged between Chas. L.nce. heavy
weight champion of Ohio. and Ceptain
James Daily Of this cry.
Missionary Anniversaries.
DETROIT. May 21-The anniversaries
81 tue various missionary societies Of
the Baptist denomin ation, Depan this
afternoon In ibis city. The annual
meeting of four of tbs societies whose
constituency are largely In the Northern
otttes. will occur thIs week. IIe first
s9cirty to hold its meeting was the II.
VI. \. Baptist Psblicati On Society. Ed
ward Goodman, of Chicago, presided.
Inc. report of the board shove that
the pas year has been the most pros
porous Ia the history of the society.
Receipts from all sources have been
Fso2, s515S. of which Sl3f, 8SI.94 was IN
TIE missionary department. This was
an Increase of over 5000. Eighty
thfee missionaries and secretaries have
oeea employ cd, and l36. 35S Bibles and
iestainents nave been given away: 597
Ne" schools have been organized, be-
SD - THIS the society has furnished the
puoiicatlDns of the denomin atom. In
tue afternoon session. Rev. Carter crea-
TED a sensation by sayiag in his address
tnat the popularity of the society could
oe seen by the remark of a certain Sun
DAY school teacher who Informed his
SCHOLARS tAat the American society was
the author of the Book of Acts.
june 18th.
ALBANY, Nav 2l-The Democratic
State Convention will meet at Saratoga
ON June 18Th.
Circular 10 Their Creditors
New YORK May 2l.-Donnell, Lawson
q Simpson say in circular tn their
creditors: :" We propose To all our
creditors to pay them with our notes,
payable in II and "a months, with 6 Der
cent interest, with the honorable under
standing that If our business warrants
4, the obligations Will be discharged
without regard tn their maturity. This
plan will enable us To resume with
safety"