New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
WORK OF THE sUNDAY-sCHooLs.
LARGE AUDIENCES ATTEND THE SESSIONS OF THE
STATE CONVENTION


STATE CONVENTION.
Large audiences gathered three tines yesterday IN
the spacio6s Congressional Church, at McDo"oue e'
st. and Tompkins-ave. at the sessions OF tne oon
vention of the New-York State sunday-schooi AsSv'
citation The proceedings presided over oy " ~
woodworth The morning session was devosec 10 @ ''o
reports Of District Committees. presented ps ."o
Rev DIR. A. F. schaufaer E. W. Ha"ic! 'uae
Moore Judge Harmon, 5. A. seeey' l. Dransio'u' ~
H. NJ Woodwork. Addresses were "".e ~ VII
.John .,nmps,one Of Brooklyn, and Dr. a. ~ '"'''
OF White Plains. 49,. tn
The number Of teachers was reported 10 naso :.
s1 an the state to l14.4OO, and the nuhoer Va
up,i,s IN e54s17 The morning sess'o" oio'e~ a..
snarate district conferences led by the cna''n'o
each district Luncheon was served W i'000 fNN'
in the Church of st. Chrysostom' vu,,v.
" a. en-. afternoon session the following EAecuuve
co,.rtee was appoInted First Distrct-Ihe 1'es. III
A =. schaufiier, E. p. Pitcher H. IL. Die.' = ~
Uovt. and John d. slayback eeconu Disu l,. n
uawIey r. w. Mckee, W. NJ. 'ar'Mro' NJ.
Bromfield, Henry c. Smith, ana ., o. s'u,,ra g
District-Charles II. Burton, IL. b. sin'u'a"' %
,,,orS n Klock Lewis E. Gurley, ana L. w.
pratt. Fourth Dstrict-C. ii. Moore Z. T. nHeS
hurv T. L. Weed the Rev. NJ. W. Chase, A. "a 'oi'ey ;
and L. Knapp. Fifth Distrct-". A. Duied',, y. -
Harmon. l. l.. Hunt, jr., H. g. CLARK W. T. ~ Onu,on
hill. and j. W. Earnshaw. slxm DlSrlc'.e a. 'e.'es
w u Edwards. H. NJ. Dixon, W. Is. Peters, =. T.
d.
rhomas Drausford the Rev. DR.. H. H. steooihs, .. W.
rreat T. G.. Young. the Rev. G X. smith, anu n' y
Lii Eighth Dstrict-C. IL. Woodworth' l. O.
rIuhh.rd J. H. Helmer. G. z. Lincoln W. u
.,cConneII. secretary and treasurer. Timotiy ioue
Reports of their work as state anu Oo"ns
Missionaries in the several districts were maae Y!
w n EDDY the Rev. 5. 5. Eddy, Lewis hsss a.u
wr,iam smith, K. p. Ide asked Tor onern'eo ~,
state missionary work. New-York County on.'e.
9, $50 Kings County offered $1,000, anu '''c t'S.
tho second District 81 900. The SUBSCRIPTIONS & M wa
cntire state were SlO,925. Last year INC '"'" ~
$1,710 05. e... ,ras greeted with loud
.rnIanse as he rose to speak upon te "o lacatinn 10
Sew Work state and Foreign sunday -schovi o~er of
lie gave an eloquent address upon S ,as opt,oo for
sunday school work in its general p S."P' Gil"
the future. Other addresses ionoMu orirr session
'' The church was crowded at the ede evenaie the ex
aosn,te the heat A song service oPehg%H 'h ndonh
arcises The first address was maue Ds ~, III.
Cumhart of Boston, formerly OF DIVoaSS H r. words
,Sact was Eve Teaching lie us,ra'e9 ms LA % how
~ nictnres and designs upon cai9s, a"u H. r
"a SS.frtivev the work could be done. ss.r schooi
Snbant1ey OF New York, Taught the on"uas ,nc tbc
lesson for next sunday from the platoi nj ciass nf
blackboard and putting many ques.osd ~ The exercises
600 song by G. G. Stebbins ciosTu .Sa 'I Pew r g.
ToSar the chief speakers will be tne hev' psrSer
; uoays ''s Ms L. c. Krath, the Rev. Lindsay PsrAel'
nr I q. peck DR.. r. r. Meredith, Dr nr r"" F.
Ut NJ -. Dr Wilton Merle smith ana ". a. - ~
,,tuedse Tomorrow there Will be an e.n Iei,nd
the delegates and their friends arounu ha oftemoon
and a down the Bay, returning IN ume io' "''
train