The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

O'Clock Il L. Fleming of Cumberland,
Md, presided. Prayers were offered
by Mr.. Pugh of Baltimore, and Mr..
Moreland and Lynch of Washington,
afterwnlch the hymn, "Ihere Shall BE
Showers OF Blessing" was sung.
VIM. II. Morris, secretary OF tho
Baltimore Central Branch reported
tho mem oership to lie 1900; that 400
men visited tine rooms daily AMI that
during the year there had been ll,025
visitors. The gymnasium clnsses
were we'll attended and showed m trk
ed improvements. The report from
the German branch at Baltimore.
through its secretary. showed
there have been 10 active and assoc
citte members. There are two eluca-
ttonal classes. both of WHICH are well
attended 10y the young men. Reports
WEIR also received from the
secretaries Of the Baltimore West
Branch John Hopkins. Cumberland,
Frederick city. Western Maryland Col
leae Bethany College. Charles uwn,
Washington, Wheeling, Dullield. w.
Va. Huntington, kentou, Parkereburg,
Sparrow's Point, Washington College,
Bueheld, w. Va. llagerstown, Now
Windsor, Sh0pherlstown, Now Cum
bertrand. Annapolis and Hanley, W.
/ Va.
Tho report of Secretary L. E.Sheldon.
of the baltimore Il Ohio Euilroad
brHnCn, showed UnA IN mporship to lie
2ud. burning tho year there had been
Is men reclaimed from tho liquor
| habit.
Secretary D. F. Badly, tho Pennsyl.
/ vauia Railroad branch, reported lD3
members, % OF which We're active. A
new binding was also being erected,
and that 81 $50 had already been SUI.
seribed toward its construction The
Legitimate Scope of tho Educational
Work in Associations, was then talked
upon by !. T., Pugh OF Wn@hlngton,D.
! c., who spoke OF eduCdi ional uuvan-
tages aud urged attention to the gym
nasium, as u branch TO draw young
men into the associations. Many oil
these, he said, at tIst thought nothing.
OF sitting under the sound OF tine soS
pei hut in u short time, whilo under
its Influences, entered lno church, and
are there to-day.
Rev. Dr. H. -. WisGcrd. Secretary at
Large of tho lnternu iuunl Committee,
gave Il Bible talk. lilo said in part
tine subject on which | speak tins
morning is, "iho Prayer of Jesus
CHRIST, and | can only hops that II
may do you good.
lie spoke Of what had been accom-
: ltlNilt4l Wy llip llNl o4SlGlll lHhN els Il
Moody. Wesley, and the apostles
James, ,Ionn and Paul.
l'e reviewed Ills travels In India aut
said that Il wave oi spiritual power
hal never reached There.
Tho missionaries also ask that WE
pray Tor them and am sure that W.
all viii. lie concluded Us asking that
the delegates might bs led 10y fresl
baptism Of prayer.
Hymn No. 30 WAS then sung, afteI
which the question 'Vas asaed. How
. can We best Interest college Loy, ii
Ititle Study" This was answered 10y
MIX Lapnard. who Suggested tnat til.
( very best lit,le student should tie Sc
eurOi to wait upon tho young men
Tie question. "Mhlch IA the best WA
TO get 4 pfeiudeca young mun intI
tho association rooms 3; was answered
by having one not proiudlced against
, gong 10 talk with him.
, A number Of u uer questions were
: submitted and answered. The las
, uno Submitted was what can tp
, done By the Young Mems ChrisI!nf
Association toward preventing TIA,
opening OF the Worli's Far on sun
/ day? lion, ii. THRne Siiiier, Of Gin
/. clnnati answered tllnt ri onE,es,
could not prevent it. | ain sure thit
. the Association could uut amt tn
only thing to do is.to sit down on II
| tho gate ! mean"
. The following committees were the
! announced:
I devotional n. G. Stuart and L. L
. She. Of Baltimore; j. W. ieasOr
= OF Wilmington.
; ON State Executive Report G NJ
: BUSY Of Batlmore;S Il Il. LOWS q
: Frederick; q. II. Wu7low OF ker
y ton.
Committee on Credentials !. "
Il SlniuIs. ui Washington; l.. l.. Mattl
g ewS OF Brltimoro; William lIollmnt
. Of Wilmington.
=. COMMITTEES on Resolutions Wi
/ liam Grecht, \, y, Ward, W. W. Collin
and H. IT, Adams Of Baltimore,
: Mr.. Lewis was aHpnnte! to serur
!. the daily papers for tlir delegates, :
[ tuay could send the;n to thrlt respect
i've homes. The morning exercise
concluded by Hon. Ihnue Miller sinl
ing Il solo and the Ucurdictiun.
, The program tor tine session to.uiGi
n Is;
7@o to 7I5. Gospel Singing.
i1toS .l5 Ad'Irrss: Tic Aasociatio
y and tie Community. Hon. H. Than
u Miller, Cincinnati Ohio.
i S.l5 to 8 -. Paper: Things to b
avoided N tho construction I'll Asaoci.
I; tion Buildings" Frank Miles DuI
i fhiiadelphia, fu.
s.I5. address: "A4sorhtion Arch
u lecture and Industries. Illustrate
: by SteroptieOu.
e Inc Session will lie held In We
y Presbyterian Church.
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