New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
IN NO HURRY TO GO.
DFJ.UGATES ENJOY THEMSELVES.

SEEING THE SIGHTS OF THE TOWN AFTER THE
CLOSE OF THE ENDEAvOR CONVENTION.
business on the stock Exchange was practically
suspended for haf ar hour yesterday at noon, ana
passers.by were astoundcd 10 hear instead OF the
usuaI papdemonium Of brokers' yells the strains OF
- shall We Gather at the Riverl" and Nearer. Ny
God 10 Thee The PECULIARLY o! the scene was
intensified by oda~hioned brcakdowns," on the hoor
of the Exchange between the songs and the well
known ~Chautauqua Salute' from the galleries
From the time Of the opening. the galleries had
been crowded with members of the Christian Endeavor
Society who had come in droves to see the famous
place where fortunes had been made and lost in the
turning OF hand. and daily sacrifices Of lambs were
suppo.ed to mark the cunning Of the terrible wall
street operators. By II O'Clock there were prooaoy
800 Endeavorcrs7 in the galleries. and the brokers
turned to them rs a welcome relief from the wearl
some dulne,s Of the market.
There are many good singers on the Exchange
and these, with Richad Ial,ead master Of cere-
monies. and T. W. lIordlng commander, began the
familiar surday-cho6l lines. shall We Gather az the
Rver!o The EndcavOr people seemed to enjoy the
unexpected recognition and We're EccrTh In thelr
appause As the chorus ended the brokers sud
denly changed the song into dance, ana hu''neu
foot we're soon humping out the insptmting measures
o, a jig Then they sang, Hush. MY Dear ne
sin IN slumber.7 and danced another Jig hold
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answered back with Nearer, My God. to Thee linen
Galleries and floor united in singing America ana
with n oud smile of satisfaction the brokers reSuneu
the routine OF the street.
Prominent among the singers on the noor WIZ
Fellows Davis O. G.. Wood, C. V. Holman NaSIhn'
Tra,k Rudolph Keppler, James BOYD, Z. D. huo
somon Euclid Young, A. H. Combs, samuel Sehgnan
ard NJ VI. SternberScr a.,
Hundreds II not thousands, Of the delegates 10 ,e
Cbr. t.-n Endcavor Convention kept up cohtl'u'
procession through the York-st. gate at 'he 1a''
Yard yesterday afternoon, and tne e 1o nas for
o i h Wished 10 enter Every state In the Chioh
wa represented Icy the men ana Women ~ their
and thn visitors had the utmost freedom III '' ga
.ndernrs They Inspected the old rehcs' tle o w.
guns OF the Macedonian. etc' IL nc tn,Icd tho me
front Of the ccmmandanrs o' m ant the >truts
tor tho propeller shafts. and forming IN" ~ -
oround the -ponsOns the CINCINNATI WHICH - %
10 be launched wandered through inc t"Us
INV ,tcrious passages and compartment anu Ia from,
climbed up aud down ladders to the various uo
the leelsOn to the suprStrncturt, ana ior Maine
the bottom of the O,OOOton arnoreu VlulSo, ha,to
now I'm the dry dock: did the same on me narDst1
turretted monitor Puritan, ana inc uouplc W" ,nood
monitor Terror IN course oi ,hat were designed
10 send 80 pound explosives TO dcNtoy a, no V,og
has hitherto DESTROYED and then visited te Sad an
lin Vermont and Cob Dock. where the women nau AZ
onpounitv 10 Judge OF the capacity OF the ,iIoie %
T.shervorlcn from eccing them ut work ana ltspcI
ing their clothes hing out to Dry leS ro'e ~ con-
.frr,ctinn and war vessels I'm commission, an "Ppor
tnnty which practically showed to them the meanSG
II In time 81 peace prepare Tor W.T. alu r.,
,hcr IN wander II II was suggested to thcSe
Luildcrs that there such HcrPtural pia'isc a.
4. Pcoc. on earth: good will toward men" 49, A.,
thout 200 delegate, crowded themselves Into the
steamboat Jane, r. Brett Yesterday morning 10 20
on trip up tho Hudson River Inc dSleratcS
although some members from Other suites ooulu "i'o
he on the boa;A