New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
THE Y. NJ C. 4, CONTENTION.
DISCUSSING METHODS OF WORK AT LocKFoKr
TILE r1,Nn E0R STATE USES.

DISCUSSING METHODS OF WORK AL LON>
THE FUND FOR STATE USES.
Lockport y. V. Feb. 21.-ln the absence oi uH' .o
| o. O. Howard last night the address OIL
Young Men on this Continent was dehVereu os ' -,
| Taggart, secretary of the international Conn" "a
spoke of the rapid growth OF the l. NJ W 49, 80.
called to mind the time when meeting OF low ueo
at was addressed by railroad engineers or brakemen'
| and TODAY there are over 300 Y. NJ C. A. Organic"
ton branches in this State The call IS cohiine "a ~
| hclp 10 organize Young Mems Christian Assooi .,
The lie of Christian brotherhood has bouhu 'oe'1
10000 young men in this state Inc doui. r'.,o
.rootod win Ioud appausc a shelter In thc liho
OF storm effectively sulg' h - no,ore
Erdceroct spoke in place Of his brother. l. Do'e.o
Warner who was absent, on " How May the Ase"'.Io
! Become Fully Adapted to al Glasses OF Meu Nv
said The gymnasium offers great a'uAo.'o " -
class of mechanics clerks and boohkeepers' ""o w.
otherwise not become interested IN tho
The speaker declared strongly in iav0 OF haVIHe
in mechanics connected with every \. NJ u a. ii0
,. - ,l,o dcortb nj skilled mechanics and the over
rus of bookkecpers The same general principe az
plies t. women well a. men, Inc ~ IT, iae mnce1anics
10 to reach out for the "CfhlIaiel! ",E Nj M e A. and
Th i, the gyeat field OF work for the l. NJ - ' ''
should be. .-.o.ao, amounted 10
ss 300 and more is expected before the oon'''i'''
Sf th, mornings session Of the convention u,7 m
yw 10 secure the Largest Results from BVyi mol IN
to the Church and Association, by JVh ~ ~ tIre as
.ncj,tion should not attract boys away from theIr
homes at night What should the a'socaIioHr That uG
,,r J,nv- vrbo have no homes >" asked ih1'
i w Ir Gaeston8 was the reply by secretary HAL sli
: f. Dudley Of New York. expressed ms resrSC h Lc'
ca,s lines existed, but inasmuch a. they eAt2t TS ~
must DE recognized by the ASSOCIATION y, & w. ~ lie
pot made an urgent plea Tor an . at pyesen no
further advanced thOn in 1s-5 Mr DnaieA NE st9e
"Suppo,c this convention should authorize tH ,. ot
Committee TO provide Whatever It's frenis uIOuInO
was rcedcd-wlat would you ask forF Mr. hcnJt
min answered Tat he would AK fpr state ] ar
tenon to the trimming school at sprlnseu;; n
on motion the subject sent to tie Committee o''
John Strong class Of 80. Rochester University.
read a paper on Making Work tor ana Dy siuucmSS @
The dis ussion Of this paper followed. ne M rom
Of training classes brought up and deiegaoes 5y C
various cOllcges-Hamon syracuse Kochesvr, UUr "
and otGrr,~pr,sentnai their views Mr.. Richardson
of Rochester vino had attended the sprlngfed SCHOOL
detailed his experience there and its benefit TO MN
In his yorl, elsewhere Mr.. Lawry, Of syracuse Uni
vpr,ity, thought no college curriculum va E nihiP
wthcu chair dcyo'2d to the study q 9e sInt sccrc
tary Griffith read report showing the Subscriptions
" associations and individuals 70 State work ~ ~
FIR thc state work. By ,liIfa and effective work work
ALI except 500 IL that sum was subscHbe1 ~"
after Don session was DEVOTED 10 reports OF commit
tcos and their discussion. Auburn was seie't.n do
tho plarc Of holding the next cOnvenf"H. After
protractad discussion OF representation RUE wdH
adontcd giving each association five delegates. COM
po,6d Of president secretary and three other mem
Ler and one delegate for each 100 members over 100
with two delegates from junior departments. Aha
600 fund for state work in trust: II. 5. sloan
Thcodore voorhees, ard Lucicn G.. Warner. New iork
Schcrck. Brooklyn W r. Rowlands Colgate Uni
The subjects Of tho meeting tonight We're: sys-
Tomato Giving and Association Work in Mission