Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
TNIRD EDITION.



M. D.i.uare Baptist Union, com
prisinR the churches In the S'nto ~
the Second Baptist Church, Eourtn e1C
o,cIock a. m, Al address OF welcome
yas delivered by Rsv. r Cook, aftsf
Eh,oS : nrayer was offered by Rev. j.
w r Bootbe. A Psalm was read by
I,.R ZONES. after which @. h, Mooiel.
land Of One. ter responded to DR.. Cooks
address Of welcome. .o,
On uext place OF meetlng-The kevs
n a. Buddineton and q. IL. McCitl
On entolmeat-The Rsvs. Z. X Will
i,nms H. W, Overhiser and ID. M.
Finch. nh
pastor OF The ohutch, KILLER jones, ii.
r UsrDer and Msssrs. O. q. Cantwell
and George Hepburn.
m ssrmon was prssohed by the Rsv.
NV ". Bishop OF Marcus Hook, who
selsotet for bis TAFT, 20 magnify the
Iord with lne,n Psalms LXXIv. 3.
Al he clo,s OF the sermon q service
ofA M was led by e NJ Bruce OF Phi :
adelphi,, after which an Adjournment
was ma lie 10 the basement for luncn.
The afternoon session was taken up
nv a discussion OF the relation OF inc
Sunday school TO the church. Rev. b.
q. Needham urged the necessity oil
fostering the Sunday school, and Rev.
q a. BuddinRt,n referred to the per
aonaI influence OF the teacher for good.
Rev. M. NJ. Finch, OF Pennsylvania,
made an interesting address In regard
To the EQUITIES OF ths teacher aud
scholar outside The school" He was
followed by Rev. II. w, 0verhiser, and
when he concluded the session nd
iourned 10 sive Mrs. Petite, Of New
Jersey, an opportunity to address tht
women delegates on fo;eigu missions.
The evening session was opened with
voluntary by the choir and o service
Of sopg After 81 81 dreas by Rev. Dr.
Henry. of Philadelphia, Il v. o. Il
Williams, OF Pennsy lvaDin, commented
ON nYoung people In the 5unda!
school" Another service OF pals
followed, after which the session nd
jourued. ,,o...,.,.
prsyer was offered by Rev. b. u
Moore, alter which Harry Emmons
Eso read an eesay on the "Duties an
Civilizations OF Church Trustees" Di
E,B Palmer, OF Pennsylvania, deiiy
cred an address on the Spiritual Need
of our Foreign Population" site
which the matter wAs discussed by Rev
INV. Cell ard others.
Rev. @. N. sprAtt, Of Philadelphia
followed with an address, Is there q
over supply OF mini.tsr, ?".and B. v
How ard, Of the san0 CITY, spoke on Il
question 'Need Of State organ zstio
for State work in missions" II
morning exercises concluded with o
atls sermon by Pfoi j. @. Long,
PhtlaieIptiA.
This Afternoon, altar an address upo
How far the secular press lie help
chr!st Au life snd EFFORT the efficacy
1.-THE religions paper Ia the family 81
In church w.s set forth By Rev.
r Patton, az Pennsylvania, at son
length, when interesting remarks we
made by 7, A FsldsbuIg, Of Pennsl
variA.
"Irdlv!dusl Christian Dray" respect
ing temperance Wss set forth by {
Rsv.J W. T. Bo9the and the disor
sion WAS opened by Rsv. j A. Aidre
Of p .nnsy vapla. Rev Il. Is, Harpt
OF PsnnSy lyanis, and Rev. SIR. Heat
OF this city, spoke of Nesd OF House
House Visitation aud Mission Schot
In EvspRellzAtion, after which Rsv.
Fl, Bronson, Of Phllsdelpaia, made
address setting forth How to Stu
the Bible In thl Family" The 0iso
sion OF the report Ct Woman's We
In MissloIs Within the U nion" oc
pied she aession until adjournment.
The following Is the program for t
evening: Voluntary by choir; addrt
"Does christian growth in oCr coun
keep pace with our material progres'
By II. L. Wsyhni, d. d Of Phils'
phla; voluntary By the choir; $40 p
address, "The duty OF the church
non church aoets, " by President Il.
WesGou, d. D., OF Pennsylvania
Rev. DR.. WsylRnd Hoyt, o, Philat
phia, is expected TO DO presenI
make an address. The meeting will
open to the public.