The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-14
TO.DAY's PROGRAMME.
Numerous Meetings from Early Morning
Until Late at Night.
The following is the programme for to-


Until Late at Night.
The following is the programme for to-
day: :
Morn ing Session
6:30-Early morning prayer meeting. First
Baptist Church; prayer for the presence or the
Holy spirit In the convention, led by C.. j..
9:30-0penlng OF conventions; religious exer-
cises. conducted by the Rev. NJ. Z. Matheny.
LlncOlnton, n. &.
9:4O-Report OF committee on important top
les In the annual report; discussion.
lO:lO-Report OF special committee on junior
organization; discussion.
1O:45-Address, Religious Liberty. the
Trophy of the Baptists." the Rev. Ii. M. King,
u. d.. Providence. r. l.
1l:l5. Salutation of the flags and minute guns
by the representatives OF the state and provin-
cial unions. III is expected that twenty-sight
State and provincial unions will be represented
in this ceremony.l
l2:3O-AdJ0urnIDent.
afternoon Session.
2:15-Prayerforou our young people in academic 8
and higher schools OF learning, led by Prof. a. "a.
Sloeum. LII. D., president OF kalamazoo College
2:3O-State and provincial competition 1892
%. Announcement OF awards and presentation
Presentation addresses will occur in the follow
ing order:
or Christ" by the Rev. III. l.. stetGon. ID. d.,
president of Des Moines College, Des Moines. Ia
For excellence of record in following the Daily
Bible Readings. by the Rev. j. b. Gambrell, ID.
For excellence of record in Conquest Meeting
Observance, by Rev. X. q. Seymour, ID. H.,
Low ell. Mass.
3:l5-Election.
3:30-Address-"The Perils of the Republic
from a Christian Standpoint" L. j. MORGAN. d..
D., late Indian Commissioner u. ;. A, and now
general secretary of the American Baptist HOlne
Mission Society. New York city.
4:OO-Open parliament. Suhject-"The Monthly
symposium conducted by the Rev. David Spen-
Ger. d. D., Racine. Wis.
4:3O-AGjourpment.
Three Workers Con ~ferences.
4:45-On Junior Work-First Presbyterian
Church. conducted by A. NJ Brinckle. Philadel-
phis. Pa.
On Local Young Peoples work-First Baptist
Church. main auditory; conducted by j. 3. Tus-
ON Federative Observation-Disclosures Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, conducted by Rev. w.
M. Lawrence. ID. d., Chicago.
Euening Session.
service, led by the Rev. w. c.
Golden, Nashville, Tenn.
7:45-Announcement of Educational plans for
1S93-94. by K. l.. wilkins, ID. ID.
S:1O-Address. 1.-The Boys Brigade" by the
Rev. nj. K. Deming, superintendent city mis-
SIGNS s1soN New o Hers CITY, yo,ny peon,o who ara Too
Timid 70 Fight" the Rev. George C.. Lorimer, u.
= D.. Boston, Mass.
Beside this the committee on important
topics. +. $. Dobbins. of Pennsylvania.
chairman, and the committee on JUNIOR re.
organization. ID. ID. MoLauren. of Mlchi.
gan, chairman. will meet at $50 a. NJ. at the
Grand Hotel. The Illinois delegation will
meet at the Denison Hotel at $40 A. NJ. for
Q short social session.
Meeting of the Board Of Managers.
The board of directors met last night at
the DenIson Hotel after the convention
had adjourned and transacted some rou-
tine business preparatory to leaving their
Offices. The secretary complained in his
report that he had not bad the proper sup
port in his office work. The treasurer's re.
port was read AND adopted for presentation
to the convention. Other matters of less
Importance Were discussed.