Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-14

the work of the convention besides MT. Collins of New Haven are Rev. H. L. Hutchinson and Rev. MT. Mason of New Haven, Rev. Mr. Kelsey and W. F. Hilton of Hartford.
 Governor Northen of Georgia delivered the address of welcome to the convention for the state and Mayor Hemphill that for the city of Atlanta. Rev. J. B. Robbins spoke for the clergy of Atlanta and Rev. O. P. Williamson for the executive com visitors for the Atlanta press and W. M. Lewis for the Atlanta Y. M. O. A. Dr. Torrey then made an address. l At the conclusion of Dr. Torrey's re- marks Secretary Collins addressed the con- | vention and invited any one who had any questions to ask to make themselves heard l then.
 Some one asked how to become mem- ber.
 "By leaving your name with me-" re- piled MT. Collins, ''and paying the mem bership fee whenever convenient"
 "Can we get full report of the Boston meeting4' asked some one else.
 Certainly" he replied. 'Ths book, The Kings Business, is 8 complete, yer batim report. Thousands of copies are sold all over the country. Only 8 few days ago the professor of applied theology in the Chicago theological university sent for box of them to use ss textbooks"
 A gentleman in the audience asked
 where papers, programmes, etc., could be
 procured.
 "At the door," said MT. Collins. "The gentleman who asked me that question
 is, by the way, linesl descendant of John
 Wesley. learned 1t yesterday and want
 everybody else to know it."
 MT. Collins alluded to Rev. E. G. Wesley
 of Providence, R. l., one of the delegates who was present.
 Rev. H. H. Kelsey, pastor of the Firs1 ) Congregational church of Hartford, Conn. , followed in short spesch. He made the , practical suggestion that 'You are going 7 to get out of this occasion just what yol put into it." He urged all the delegates tt
 90 to work earnestly and make the most ot
 this great opportunity.
 : The next speaker was Rev. Thomas Bone : g seaman's missionary from St. Catharines Canada.
 Rev. Bone is Scotchman by birth ant 7 his speech was full of dry. delightful hu nor. He told several good stories. On , was of . lady who, when asked by preacher If she had been born again, said "Bless me, no; I was born in Boston and
 guess that's enough" The little addres put the audience in 8 splendid humor an, the genial old Scot received a hearty roun' 8 of applause as he took his seat. Rev. H. W. Pope of Somersworth, N. H. B followed, and after him came Rev. M B
 Williams.
 J. D. DEWELL CHOSEN f To Head the New Banking Company
 The New Haven Banking company
 which WAS chartered at the last session c 0 the general assembly and which include ] quite number of we'll known New Have
 moneyed men and fnanciers, have eleete
 James D. Dewell, president; s. H. Stree u vice president; Dwight W. Futile, secr' y tsry, and exCounty Commissioner Hiral !, Jacobs, treasurer. The company has n capital stock of $100. 1000. and all of tt a money at its disposal at present has bee loaned on local real estate. There are aI !, plications for loans amounting to abor $50, ,000 awaiting action now and it y probable that the company will this wee 10 fake sOme measures to meet the dsmand