Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17


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ssnzion was called 10 ortsx By l<s- Geo.
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shosn. sn1 rsporssa - folIsvs: Eos
easzru.u. Dsxtsr Hsrsons sserstnfy.
~. D. .. Pisssss sfse presitsnas-fss
wnste River. osc. Ward; for nsnsna
diaricss, Rss. C.G On; for Fsils CITY
uud snoqeztnse. i<sy. 49, nse<Anes'
for First xn1 8ecgnd wards of the city
nnd Dausnish. ". A. wash, fssr THIRD
and Fsnrrk wards ard Salnsou Bag. 3.
p. Ber: Rss. X. Is. DlieoTtb, o. Fsshos
ISisnd nsa y. 3. kn1<r<or. u HooRh-
ton; trsAssrss, T. CeIsert; Exscnfsvs
Comssistse = Hostou. Pierce. Cslvsvs.
Ess,F. q. Strange gave - ssdssss
ct wsIeome. which s&s responded 20 b
Rsv. s. Grser, Of HgrxHtou-
Rsv- Mr.. Dllxorts read bis rerp<4 -
ds3sx4ss - tbe insernsfsonsi Gooxs1-
fion 81 Louisville, bid IN 1854 De gave
many very interesting statistics. and
asked thai $50, which rad besn PROM
ised. Should b raised for the lnsersar
tionzl Ezeeusivs Committee.
IA tie ab~snoe OF Secretary z. q.
Wbesier. Rev. ID. J. Pierce gave q short
sketch Of Mr.. Wnneisr's work ard his
plan u hnldtLe aensr2i Sunday
school oenventson IN thu ests Dert
wusnmsr. B. Y, Jaco5s and other roted
snxdsy ftheoi workers. from ne East
would be expected 70 take part.
Dsxtsx H0ston then sroks briefly - q
sne<aber OF tbs inssrnaficuss Executive
Commit<sa-
DsIsast-s vsre reported as follows
Frs E4ptizt Dhnrsh- Rsy. ID. I Fierce,
5apeFisssndesf n. g. Caldwell L. !.
n slgste. X. u. Csnsver, H +. Compton,
A. n. King, O. L. Mstoaeii, Mrs L. v.
Ward. Mfs- Annse Webster. Mrs. A. 4.
DAVIS and Hrs. q. ". Greene.
second Baptist Cbrreo-kss. J. r.
Lndsaw, Superintendent q. = Greene.
Mrs.. T. J. L3dlow and Mfs- 3. Fried.
Jaek On ssss<t Baptist Mission -su-
psfiusendens Charles Z. Adams and 4.
u. J6hnson-
Lake Unisn Baptist Mi&ion--Super-
lnsendepi Perry Clymsr. kss. J. A.
Worm and Miss a. E2ry.
White River Superintendent A. O.
Ward. q. ". W ard aud Miss Liille Leigh.
Plymeath Congregational Churca--
Rsv. n. l. Hates, Superintendent 4. Il.
5ox. Hss NJ. II Reeves. l.. J. GeInan,
A. .. Barwsii, r. Smith. ". D. Wood.
q. W. Crane, Mr.. Eshelman, Mrs. q. q.
kset aud Hrs Sanderson-
Houehton-kes, b. Greene, Snperin
tsudeut .. r. Carsis. Mrs. ksse 5asAk
and Mrs. 81. n. Caftis-
weodlnvllis - Superintendent o. ".
EstAbfook.
Tol.-sapsrinsendens Ma 8. n. Nc.
N&uGhtop.
Salmon Bay--sapsrinssadsas Msa. n
DsnsmoJe.
os.nsn Reformed cbaroA-Rsv. E.
Graded.
n. Z. chusoh--Rsv. !. N. Dsnison,
8apsrsLtsndsnt W. A. Wash. w. b.
Hubbard, Rev. d. Blaine. Mrs. o
Ryihsr. MIS-. sarah Baxter and Mrs. b
h Crockett.
Battery MISREPRESENTATION J Il
Payne, !. +. Baker aud Mrs. d. q. Ii
| Sourd.
Weller Observation-Disclosures Mrs
q. X. Jennsr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wn. Nc
Msllin, l.. @. Hubbard and Charles L
0reene.
vashon-Superintendent ]. r. Black
burn.
| Woodiuville- Rev. A. j. McNanee
Superinteucent Geo. Botheil.
Methodist Protestant-Rev. G. ID. Da
Ivis, Superintend Mt Dexter Horton
Mrs. Bnttsrfeld, Mrs. A. L. Hammond
Mrs. y. j. Carr, 4. b. vroomsn and ID
Il. Ward.
| Duwamish--Rsv. ID. Baeley.
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Y. @
Strange, superintendent Il. Calvert
L sara Hamlin, May Randolph, A. n
Young, f ). Osborne. q. w. Price ana
Miss Sutherland.
North Seattle = Superintendent A
Cowning. Carrie Harrison and Mrs. 4
X. Buskneil.
vasnon-Rev. II. d. Ditxorth.
White River Union--Rev. @. Z. Whit
worth. Superintendent A. D. Gov ant
Eesnor WaliinRford.
Rsnson-Supel iniendsnt w. Wood.
White klvsr Mstbodist1-Rev. b. +
Vandeveutef. superintendent A. Il
lSmitn. J. n. saar and J. w. Clark.
The following visitors were present
supt rinteld dent II. II. Weston OF Puy
lail1p. Superintendent IL. A. Root o.
0iyn ~, Raw. H. G. Oakley Of Tscoma
Rev. ] II. DsmoE Of Pert Riakely, arr
Rev Geo. Baker Of ferpdzie.
Miss Shorey sang beautiful solo
had then the superistendeuts gave sta
tissiesl reports Of their schools. aEtel
which visitofs were assigned to places
OF entertainment and the morning ses
sion closed.
| After devotional sarvices led BY Rev
III. l.. Bates. an essay entitled, "rbs
Bible. the Word Of God" vas read b,
Rev. J. N. d snison. and thsn Rev. +. u
Strange made an address,, setting forth
the Bsb,s ss the best Of eli text books
Next In order was discussion upon the
foregoing. In which half a dozen parti
elpsied.
After an enioyabis song by Miss Rip
ley. ten nninssss recess was given, dur.
irR which the people mixed up and
greatly enjoyed the tiue. The forenoon
attendance wss good. and nearly double
a. manv ware out IN the afternoon. By
this time the daisestrs were warmed up
and spseches were more numerous and
animated.
After recess Mss Miller and Prof.