Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-09
HHSHsTERfAL ASSOCIATION AT peRr
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The Assocsation met pursuans 10 sd
lousnnosnt at l:30 D. m, Rev. d. @. n
Souxd prssidinQ.
Deyotisual exercises we're oonduetes
By ]. II. Skiimore.
Ine naGuiaf program was taken nm
In the absence Of J. A. Tenant, L A
Banks was Appointed 20 open the dis
eassion on -indisn Mi@i0u Needsr o
some future time during the sessions o.
the Association.
j. II. skidmore delivered an addres,
On Jhe Successful Sunday School.
The discussion was continued and par
ticipated IN by r. Ailuord, J. ". Dobb.
7. A. Banks. J. n. Dsnisou, w. W
Psrctvai, Isaac Dillon and J. n. Skid
more.
A. Atwood delivered an address OF
. Onion Sunday schools," Which "a
further discussed By @. A. Landeu. J
Y. Deuissn. d. @. Ls sonrd and ]. II
Skidmora.
a paper was read By B. 2. Brooks on
. The Difficulties Of Organizing Circuil
Mission Wsrk.n
@. A. Landen followed With a paper
on How TO Promote Reviyals on Nez
Circuits.'F
r. Ailward delivered an address on
|" Practical Church Extension on Mis-
sior Circnifz.r
A papsr on How to stady Success.
fully on Large Circaits,s was rssd By
q. II. Osborne.
A general discussion was participated
In by John N. DenisoE, l.. A. Banks, A.
Laubach, A. Atwood, d. g. LIE Sourd
and J. H. 8kidmore.
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION.
The Association met at . a. m. The
devotional exercises we're conducted ny
A. Lsauhsch. At $40 the Association
was called 20 order by the president, ID.
q. lie Soard.
On motion II was agreed that here
after there shall be two sessions of this
Association each year, one to be held in
the spring and the other in she aa-
tumn.
A COMMITTEES, composed Of d. @. lie
Honsd, Isaac Dillon and John n. Deaf
son vas appointed. 10 take under ad-
sisement the wisdom Of adding lay del.
eRafion 10 our Association; also to sug.
aest time and place for our next meet
ing.
A resolution was passed requesting
cur Conference Board of Church Ex-
tension 10 rstsiu In their hands hereaf.
ter sufficient sum from all loans OBJ
tanned on churches within our district
90 properly fnsare the building for the
entire time for which the loan is oh
: aimed.
The regular program was taken I'D,
and ID. 9. lie Sourd read q paper euti-
tied the The Pastor and His Work.
q. McDermoth delivered a1 address
on The Model Prayer Msetiue.n
L. A. Banks opened the discussion on
"The Indian Mission Needs.n A general
discussion was participated in by A.
tsanbaoh, Isaac Dillon and Mrs. ID. q.
lie Sourd.
On motion q committee composed of
J. n. Denison, L. A. Banks and q. A.
Landen was appointed 10 prepare suit
able letter TO the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society, asking for donation
Of money for assistance t. send mis-
sionafies 10 Quilleute.
On motion of j. N. Denison ID sas
resolved that we heartily approve Of the
work Of the Wemen's Home Missionary
Society Of the III. E. Church, and Wa
feel that we ought heartily 90 operate
with thsaa by organizing auxiliary se,ci-
cities in e,ach of Our charges, and that
we will crgsnize a Conference Home
Missionary Society ct our naxt annual
conference.
Farshex discussion Of the Indian sab.
ieet was participated in By J.. N. Deni-
son. q. A. Landen, d. q. lie Sourd and
A. Atwood.
LsuEssEs GRAxTKp.--It will be re-
msmberea that some time since Rich
ard PFitahard end Thomas Smith ap.
piled 70 the Board Of County Comma.
sionors for q license 20 open q saloon
for the sale of iutaxicatiuQ liquors In
Ehs Duwamish precinct. II will also be
remembered that nine-teutks af all she
legal voters Of that pfeeinet signed q
remonstfnncs against the granting O.
she license. This remonatrance was
laid before the Board Of County Com.
missionefs, and when the application
for the license came up IN the dne courss
OF business, 10 vas reisoted. Jos r.
MeNaueat. attorney for Pritchard q
Smith, then applied 70 Ohisf Jusfic<
Greene for : writ Of Esandamas, oou-
peliina she Commissioners 20 issue the
the writ, on the Rrpands that there was
nothing before him 10 shaE that the sp-
piicapts we're men Of good moral char
actas. OF that they bad deposited the
necessary sum Of money required foi
such license. but IN bis decision Of the
question be said that under ths law. 81
d stands, the County Commissioner
have no power . refuse license 10 any
applicant or Applicants WHO prove good
moral eharActsr and deposit the sum Of
money required under the law for such
license. As soon as this decision vas
rendered McNauRht gos certified copy
of 10, which he read 90 the Board
Pritchard 4 Smith then came forward
With their witnesses--W. A. Jenninos
w. A. Harrington and nn0thcf party,
and proved their good morai character.
put np their money and got their
license. and on Monday will open q
saiooa al the race track.
Fasf lEuxxgsa. The Eaasisvr thus
dsssribas the great l25-yard race In Gin
cinnati, in which II. u. johnson Of New
York defeated George Smith OF Pitts-
bnrRh. ON Monday last I: There was
40 neessaIity far q pss&oi. .f1rer. e. ths
rpen started by mutual coasenk kfter
scoring hfteen or twenty times they
wenA over the mark like Q donhle team.
Down tho stretch they came like arrows
shos freui strong hoRs. Johnson soon
forged - Khe fFuus, and ed al The way
down 20 The tape. He ven the race hy
fully foat and . half fset, looking bacA
over bis shonider e bic oPpenent sey.
eral tinssk and smashed TIE fsb-yard
record all 30 smitksreens. TIE epeed