New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
suSD1r.scHQoL #oaK Ar Cha AUrArQUA.

INTERESTED CROWDS on TlT= LAKE-s0JE OF THE
MEN PRESENT
CHAUTAUQUA, Aug. 16.-JOhn W. Nrooman,
Of the Republican state Committee. arrived here from
TIerner with hs wife last nlght and Senator Warner
Miller scxpectedherc tomorrow ThonasA Edison, the
Inventor, Is spending time here. Last night he
yraa invited on to the Amphltheatre platform aud at
chancellor Yinccnts suggestion received the Chauau-
oua salute he blooming OF Chautauqra lilies and the
waving OF bite handkerchefs from 5000 people. The
sanr salute was given President Lewis Miller, who had
jsst arrived from Akron. OHIO
There weic 5000 persons In attendance at tho various
denartments OF the Assembly sundsy-sch this NOM
inr At IL o'clock. IN the Amphi;heatre, the Rev DIR.
Charlie. f. Deems uf the Church OF the Strangers. Now
York delivered the baociaureate sermon 10 tho grad
uatng class OF the Chanauqul Littfiry and scientific
circle q h p en yen M bl tsefe t,n. Was r nle e a''s1S Sew
vanr lie sail sani be optimst because he was
Christian. rne Cnrisuau religion was fh9 only hope
Ing iptesc and spir,'ut progress; ~ hiaihl 4 % was
growing Ike Christ, ana "0ud ultihNc4y DtcoDe
a Afternoon Young Mems Christian Association
ulatforn meeting was hid B i. ia 'obs, OF Culcigo
nre..drd ana effective addresses were delivered by
Mavor H. e. WRIGHT. OF - LOUIS; }. y. Leming, OF
~ Duncau OF 5srlruso: G. rin 5tudeblcier, o. sJata
cud, ind Colonel hyatt Of pensy ylaia anu tAe lsey.
a. =. Dunning OF b'ston MnJx ln't,s, g ~ ~ ', I
festcl, aud 70 Ch3utiuqla YOUNG non tAltsuHh A'so
citation organzci imned 3iny Qiier lhe mee1lns'
with Clcn studcAacker Of Inlie"a ~ presiuehl l.
Gordon of Pernsys ana, as vice cpresient; ana j. l.
Iemrg OF Oo. us secretary About ZOV ncihles7 we're
Cnanccor vincent addressed the Society or Christian
rbc- which cuiuposed OF young people, az O'Clock.
At O'Clock this evening addresses oh A-5iessise
Clrlsan Work were delivered by H. f. jacobs ot I'M
cago ANIL the Rev. Dr. TrOwhrdge. OF New YORK.
The International sunday y-schoos Executive Com
mitteo has been in session here several days.
There were present B. T. Jacobs OF Chle3% charnthi
Ira H. Evans, or Apstin Tex The Rev. j. H. B'9oitt'
nj swantop " W. A. Duncan OF Syracuse the Rcvs.
A. l. Hobbs D. D. OF Louisyillei }. j. IurOut, d. d., OF
PininntlI y j. w. A. Crawford, of Kernstown, Val j.
W. Lnpton, OF Clarksyle. Tenu, ana John MoEweh, OF
Toronto, Canada; H. b. Sweet OF Topeka. Kan tfahk
Woods of Grafton, W Va, aud the Rev. {. G. Mclean.
OF "a Augustine Fla. f. Plyson Porter. OF Chicago,
was reelected statistical secretary for two years
Edwin G. Wheeler OF Walla WALL, Washington Ter
rorv was appointed secrrtary for the ICHth District.
iIcniing Oregon. Idaho. Montana, Washington Terri
tory Alaska ana British Columbia, and was lnstrncte
In cooperae with the local sunday associatohs
I'm bls territory in gathering statistics I was declied
that series OF SUNDAY meetings should be held
i'm rho New England states IN the f8l series OF
similar meetings In the southern States In tho winter
and spriug OF $50 and another series In the North
yssfern ates aud Territories in the OF 1856.
n Was decided hold the next annual meeting OF the
Executive Conmittce NJ Chaut laqui, on tho Ieufsdhy
before Recognition Day IN 1850