New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
USsTITUTE OF CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHY.
OFFICERS ELECTED-ADDREsSES AT TIE AMI
yFp5ARY EXERCISES.


Avon tie sea y. j.. Aug. (speciaD.-The an
u,vc,ary exercises Of tn American Institute OF mrs
r phro.ophy took place hcre to-day. IN tie Han OF
.i,,i,-olv On the grounds OF the seaside Assembly,.
,tdr.,.rs were made b. the Rev. Dr. 'hafIcs .
Deems, Of New York: the Rev. DR.. VI. j. Cia'Her' %
or.uge s. j.; DR.. Robert Il. fair0airh' p'eS'"eh' :"
-, stcuucn's College. Aunandae, " A. fAocouo w.
lyon principal Oh the south Jrfse! H''u'"'o' p''ueS
-, \ l.. and secretary Charles NJ Davis OF New"
r, committee on nominations. through ltS
,iou mad, a report which was accepted ana tle
LINN, orcsr, we're elected President. the Kew
nr Charlie, f. Deems: vice observation-disclosures 'no
Rev. +. NJ Dimmock Connecticut, eA President Porter
. >lo. District Of Columbia, Bishop J. T. hurst
uo,,,y,r, ,X secretary Thomas f. Bayaid' georgia
m, r,v DE- Isaac ;. Hopkins Illinois, BiNhop eaiue'
=, ,i.,,.. Iowa the Rev. DR.. Thomas +. Fleming
C.o,u,l,, Congressman ". {. p Hrechlhrds'' N"'sA
,hp,ett, the Rev. Joseph Cook; Name tho ho'' W.
r,,n,s nm. MARYLAND. Dr. Edward j. DnnhhouSei
,,,..Is.i,ni bishop Hugh Miller Thompson; Missouri
risbon Fuccnc r. Hendrix New Brunswick Dr' J'"cs
- inch. North Carolina, Kemp T. ba'tIe' Ne" Ii'l"p
hire the Rev Henry L. Cooke Ne" Jersey rle'ue"
tr,urt, l. Patton. Nova scotia, the hoN' "'ii"i"
,,',,, and fine Rev Donald q. sutherland; PennSyE
vania. Dr. william C. Catteh' Hou'h 'a'oi'nA' ~.
lT,I.rt r Bracket; Tennessee. DR.. James ~ ormah ;
r,. DR. Robert l.. Dabncy; Virginia Professor
r,.rris II. smith; Michigan the Rev. Joseph NJ
c.lston. Sew York, the Rev. Alexander Ei"r""H
smith: England, Professor c. stokes oil Oamor'ue'
I.u,r, Jon kanZo I'chimuIa. ,.,o,
'"i rhr trustees elected were Robert L. Ira"Io'u'
Cornelius Vanderbilt Marion l. NederY NH nt,
~ iLu and lanes TalCOtt. all or New ! ORR ,h"llc,
N Davi, OF New York. was elected secretary; dlI
~ ui1 1 Harmon Brown Of Ncw-Nork was elected
,.," 'nr,r Thr secretary then apnoanced tle hahcs
~ those who had died during the year al" SP'''"O
,ycr~ mad, giving personal rcnin.sceh' ON .c.,,
Alfred W Borst, Of PHILADELPHIA ie7uItu G G 1int
pn,ny Madame Albert conducted "A Gus III puip t
r"i,e and oratory. Madame = b. Leprlhcc e'' w
a., decorative Work on china ana ulI7s ''i''
Innr,nce conducted the chlidren'S drawing cldSSes
TIE BIBLE CONFERENCE AT OCEAN GhoN r.
ocean Grove Aug (speciaD-The Young feopie
,otirs wa, conducted by the Rev. r. +. !. PIERCE
,,stor Of the First Baptist Church at Mount Holly
\ / who gave a blackboard lesson. C. Ii. hardlhS'
~ Philadelphia. conducted the song service Miss
,,inpi, Ellis sang "A solo. This is the fourth day OF
the luterdeuominatonal Bible Conference Ihc con
d,,tor the Rev DR.. L. c. Marshall, dScour'cd on the
,or,ble of the wheat and the tares. The Rev Dr.
Gordon a Baptist pastor of Boston, spoke OF
,,r,. nba.es Of Christian life. 40 man when he Is
ert.d /, taken out of death into life, out of dark
49, i,to LIGHT out of the dominion II death and
4,,l,or.s into 1 ,ht and life. Mrs. B.ge>, OF Harris
H,r, .ont Jesus. ! My Cross Have Taken The
i'otl, of j. j. Lowe and HI VIE add greatly 10 inc
mr. Nathnncl West, II St. Paul discour-ed on inc
100 IIr,n 4, sci forth in the third chapter OF john
fn. E,v d. Alfred Erdman, of A,hcvlile, y. l., was
,ii,J ON to answer the questions, which ne ala To
riiucn1on. Or. Erdman also spoke ON the Present
realization Of Redemption The Rev. Dr. -. H.
nrn6i. pastor of the Washington Avenue Presby-
tcri,n Church In ~. Louis. made address on me
sice and work OF THO Holy spirit a. set iQE1h ID 'ae