Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-09

formed to take in some points of interest.
A number went to Central Park and a party
of about fifteen took trip to Bedloes Island
and enjoyed the view of New York harbor from
the head of the goddess.
As far as is known all the Neutrality-suspicious. are
in good health and excellent spirits. g. j. 5.
THOUSANDS AT THE MEETINGS.
Second Days Sessions of the Christian En-
deavor Convention.
| The regular session Of the Christian Endeavor
convention in New York yesterday opened at
am. After prayer by the Rev. Wayland Hoyt,
DID,, of Philadelphia, and praise service con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. E.B. Tyler of New York, came
the feature of the program termed The Pas
| tors Hour" This consisted of two-minute ad-
dresses on the relations of the Christian En-
deavor societies to the different denominations
to which the members belong. The speakers
were as follows: Disciples of Christ-Rev. Il.
o. Breeder Of Des Moines. Iowa. Friends
Rev. Levi Rees of indianapolis. United
Brethren-Rev. L. F. John of Johnstown, Pa.
| Reformed Presbyterian-Rev. Il. NJ. Summer
Vile of New York. Methodist Episcopal-Rev.
| Alpha G. Kynett of Philadelphia. Cumber-
land Presbyterian-Rey J. E. Clark of
ReS j. ' r. Cow ssn0'''e o, PittsSnrg.
pa pant;st-Rev r Thomas of
/ Topeka. Kan. Iutheran-Rey. DR.. J. II. Web
| her of Sunburv. Pa Christians-Rey. q. A.
/ Coinbear of Rhode Island. Congregational
/ Mass Methodist Fnisccnal Soutb-Rev E. r.
| nour,on % Savnnnpb Paformod En;sconal-
Rev. Vim Tracy % pbiiadelnhia. Free Bap-
| t;st-Rev Nj Towder nj Rost,r limited
/ Presbyterian-Re Mason W. Pressly Of New
COO M.thndist - Cano5a Pav 4 M pb;Jjins Of
Torontn Msnnonita~ R.v Arthonv Sbe,Iv
! ofp.Ilr ID. Paforvnod Dutch Rnv n u MAJ
IL ~ Naw.rt prashrter;anNBev Dr.
w NJ Sr.;th - W. VI Evanoa,;cal Acc.
! Nomvian~Rev Mr.. Eberman of Brooklyn.
| Church Of Godfrey. DR.. Sei9ler of New YORK.
| The roIl cali NJ states tarritnriss and nrovin-
cial unions was called. and representatives from
societies all over the world responded. telling
OF the progress OF ohriSuAh EhoeaVor III 'heif
feT Y"Io pI ha.; ,,o..;,,,s .-o,, r,hr;..,.,
| EndeaSor in China, Russia and other countries
were read by the secretary.
~ ,osrnu coor.s .nr.rss
D. -. c., 80. ~, ,...
he'. Joseph Cook was sree'eu Will hear'y
applause. He delivered an address on the
subject of ..Watchwords for the Twentieth
| Car,,-v,
NJ tool sa;d in snbstance that snnn,v fol-
! lows demand and as in recsnt ages there has
/ bss,, = as,nsna - H. d;A,,s;nS ~ Hhsr,y
,,ro,,o.. Ia =, .oIr,,ao. TO- Iii 60, H., .
fenranS sar ,ho S;sg,s;on Of cansc;snt;o,sn ne
he End he ,orsssas = ~rao, dav Sor = sc;entitSc
! h;h,;c.i ~ ,root;oaI ehn-ch .Cer,rI. taItnd =;
! a oovernmen, of tbe best The speoker said il
{ cannot he siected soon the church and a trne
church would he all tbe hone os fhe world Il
| will save the worl5 NV Goodness and bv truth
Inv nract;ce and Inv doctp;nes
! .!Tbe church needed hv tho A,naric., fptnre
must he scientific bibIicnl and practical Rel.
ent;fc hv a reasonable theoloor and nv intel.
ier,na, snnrsmacv over rat;ons1;sm h;bi;cai nv
/ frd;no in the UnIv shirt a nrasont (,or;st nv
| the ho,e of ;mmortslftx and nv = fsr and Sxsd
! oa 20 or !. y eternal ;ndGmant snd Tnract;caI h.
earrvino vitsI n;stv ayervwhara NV schoois
| ..t,rotsa w;th avon+ sc;cnca md Nv r,oLinD
hnm.n ise;s,at;on a c,oss cow ~ No t3rai Ia " 2
nun'"i 'es'S'"'''" 'ioee eoP' VI n"'uia NV
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
The second afternoon session of the Christian
/ Endesyor convention opened sharply at 2
! o,clocl with tho nsual form, of singing ana
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| prayer. =,
b,u f,a,,, A.. ~ ,,,arr;,'s1 ssss;n,, On ~ ~
their seats. These came prepared for the emer-
geucy, bringing lunches with them. During
the recess the Methodists held meeting on the
pEtat1rm. TOT .ne oenen. Oh nose VINO we're
UNABLE 70 ees IN ,ne t,am an annex nlee'iiiS was
neid IN .ne naroie ooIeBia'e nnurcn; uhIer
t ,ne .eaoersnlp VI new H. H. S""in' IN. d.
"esteTs'u u onio. .cy, A.. MI.
pln In -; Ssnes. , sans mhen ue Misls nave
~! noheu A"as, une CHORUS Delns u.hen up ny
'ne en a,e ass1inoise wiz sre1. en.nuslasm.
Az a;i - sloek t n..; free r S was
! oPeheu ps W. =. DetinS oi New iofA- ne
saia mat .he meetings Oh the Shristian En-
deavor were record breakers, ana last year they
got through sixty-seYen speeches. In slxty-three
mlhates, Out To-Day tney "antea 70 sufpsss mat
| Dy loo per cent. ne sald that every WORD
spoken should be TO the point, and especially
loud, 30 that all IN the hall would be able to
hear. He also SAID that their object was to
WORK toward the furtherlns OF the cessation OF
labor on SUNDAY: -
=, AT the conclusion OF MS Introductory remarks
me parliament opened lor tne iree speech OF
delegates, ana VOICE aiter VOICE lowed IN IRON
al parts OF the haA IN tesumony OK the good
woIk OF the societies. treat enthusiasm pre-
vailed throughout.
Mrs FRANCIS 4: ozark OF Auburndaie, Mass:
wie OF the president OF the United society Of
CHRISTIAN Endeavor' read paper on Junior
| Sbristah Ehaeasor, III wnieh she explained
the purposes ana metnods OF the junior society.
MIR. REDS ADDRESS.
Mr.. whitelaw Reid. republican candidate sor
Via ID r.s;a.,, o.,,. ,,,o, *. ,,,..sor-,, ~ III;
,o;n, ua.r;r. h,aea ~ The Cbr;st;or F.
aaovor soc;a,V u. vas introduced 20 tho con.
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