New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09

Saith ard Methodist Episcopal Of Canada ST. uaoi'e'
p,a'hv,erian Church, the Rev. W. J. Darby, Es"n.
IN. ind presdlng At the same time the '"".o
r,ae,yor liy held In the American ,
| ,.rou Church. the Rev. J. j.. Sewaii' Vi o.' a
oresdiug, and interesting addresses were ee' n.y.,
nv Miss Belle i. Mason, OF san Diego C"''' =,
alice May Scudder of Jersey City, and MIS- ~
Clark Miss Gertrude W. Wool OF DrooA''"' "
conducted the conservation services.
Inst us the evening sessions began heavy oo""
,our Of rnin invaded the mammoth tent ana s0u.'e
The delegates in hurry. st. James Me'ho' n,a
syung wide its doors, however ana uie o'o :,
n lively meeting there. The Rev. }. l.. Ca"Po'''
New York, conducted the pastors ho"'e' IN "A
nominations were represented in short, sharp au
dresses, rs follows: Baptist, John L. Caihpoen' T
work CITY: Disciples Of Christ W. F. Richardson Dci
v,r Friends Edward o. Ellis, Farmont, lnd'' om'eu
brethren, the Rev. C.. J. kephart, l.eDaho' 49,
Reformed Presbyterian. the Rev. J' W" T. ""''
Ncvburg y. y; Methodist Episcopal 'he he.'
Charles Roads Philadelphia, Cumberland Prespy 'ei'
the Rev. W. +. Rogers. Nashville Methodist fro'eo
tho Rev. H. L. Ederdce. Pocomoke Ciy, Mu'
Lutheran the Rev. Leander Keyser, sprnsne'u' o'o'
Canadian Prcsbvterian the Rev. John Mcslillan nan
fax n s.; Christian, the Rev. Martyr Summeroeii'
Levi ton, Me-; Congregational, the Kew h"ipn '"
proL,w Springfield Mass: Methodist Episcopal South,
the Rev. If. g. Scuddy Longview' TEX heiorm.u
rp,scopal the Rev william d. Stevens, Montreal
United Presbyterian the Rev. ID. F. McGli' Aiie-
ebony CITY, Penn. Episcopal the Kew. 'harieS
J. Palmer Ianesboro Mass; Methodist OF Canau'
the Rev. W ". Brewer Charlottetown' T. T.. L. ''''
MONTE the Rev. y. =. Grub, Philadelphia hei'nheu
Dutch, the Rev. George W. Furbcck, Stuy'esal'
a. " Presbyterian the Rev. j. Clement frehch'
Newark. y. j.. Evangelical Association, the Kew ~
f. swengcl, York, Penn; southern Presbyterian inc
Rev. william y. Scott, Galveston, Texas Ainc"h
Methodi,t Epi=copa Bishop 3D. W. Arnett, Vicksblrg
Miss; Moravlan the Rev. c. Z. Eberman, Broohiyi'
In the Dill Hall j. Willis Baer conducted Tie
rollcall exercises, the various States, PROVINCES anu
Territories responding. The exercise was INSTRUCTIVE
a, well rs entertaining. The Rev DR.. George H.
Wells of MINNEAPOLIS, was the speaker OF the even
ing His theme Interiati )nal Fellowship Dr
Wells Is great ,nvorite with the EnaeaVOref"' anu
he WAS greeted with an enthusiastic reception
The evening papers contain statement concern
ing the attitude Of the Christian Endeav0r Convention
in reference the trouble last night In 'front.' oil the
Drill Hall. "The star" says:
ia Prose-" complained very strongly last evening OF
the language OF the Rev DR. Karmarkar in the Champ de
Mars tent constituting his remarks a. an Insult % ue
Catholic population Of Montreal, which, 1t claimed had
been most sympathetic welcome Of the Christian En-
duyor delegates The following Letter has been written
to LA Minervc":
with regret that La Prose- has commented
upon the unfortunate S. v. Karmarkar made this
morning IA the tent. II must be understood that MI
Mammalian is Hindu. and not resident oil this country
nor that OF ncighbo.s. The officers OF the society
greatly re.rt the circumstances. Any one who witnessed
our worthy Mayor and heard his tolerant remarks at
tho opening session will have no doubts re-
faiding the sentiments entertained BY this society
regarding the Roman Catholic religion. The delegates
are delighted at the cordial reception thao
has been rendered since their arrival Never De-
fore have they d.omey entertained and before
they depart they will express, their thanks in series OF
resolutions which 1t is hopd the French papers VIII copy
Yours truly, on behalf Of the committee,
II. B. AMES,
Chairman Press Committee.
The city authorities doing everytA In their
power to please the visitors This noon the ehtlTe
fire department turned out parade for the behcnt
Of the delegates. The park department also invited
the delegates to view the fountains OF the city wheh
turned on at full power. The Mayor today sent an
Invitation the delegates 70 ENJOY coaching ulp
over the city Monday after the adjournment oi tnr
convention. Almost all OF the pastors OF the city VIII
have visiting clergy ncn IN their pulpils tomorrow.
The programme for the day At the convention Is Il
remarkable II includes such speakers rs B ray
Mills. \. ". Milbury, Anthony tOmstOck, Thomas r.:
Murphy. \. f.. Dunnlng. The Roy. l.. H. Lewis and
ttr Rev g. Douglas. The usual conservation ser
XirnS will close the convention.