New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs TO MEET.
THERE WILL. BE 10000 OR MORE Of THEM IN
,.->.r.nI. NI.Xr WCLK

THERE WILL. BE 10000 OR MORE OF THEM IN
MONTREAL NEXT WEEK.
Montreal June 30 ,sp'cnl.-Arangcmen have
been practically completed for the twelfth annual
international convention Of Christian Endeavor socc-
ties which will he held here from July D to incl,i-
dive Accommodate ns for over 90 ooo delegates have
been provided and about 10000 delegates have al
ready been assign d TO their boarding places. The
Windsor Hotel has been designated ms tue hetd-
quarters for the United society. while the head
ouorcfs of the Montreal Committee are At tho New
York IAe building. The beautiful Balmornl Hotel Is
20 be- the headquarters II the 1000 delegates from
New York.
,our into Montreal on July 4. The reception com
ml,tce 1, (, consist Of 700 young men and young
women who Will wear whit" yachting caps. So TINT
however large may 10 the crowd surrounding them ut
any lime they may be found easily when Information
ls desired The badge To bc issued Il unique and
tasteful II consists Of maple leaf In white natal.
with &C. ~ raised from nm cnamcllrd background
This 10 hr hacked by q ribbon. II Will be the only
"oncn sesame recognized by the doorkccpcrs at the
pla ecs OF meeting and will bc Obtanabe at the local
headquarters only.
n has been decided by tho United Society 10 carry
ont two progrnmmcs simultaneously. one In tho Gov
eminent Drill Hall and the other In hugo tent on
the parade ground directly opposite The Drill Hall
K an Immense stone building seating over 1000
persons II T. being tascfully drapcd with bunting.
and will 10 kept cool by means Of electric fans Tho
tcnt VIII seat as many as the Drill Hall. Four OF
the largest churches Of the city will also be ready for
overflow meetings.
The convention will open Wednesday afternoon,
Iuy D. I'm the Windsor Hotel with n prayer. confer
enc and business meeting OF the Board Of Trustees
NJ the United society. In the evening five public
preparatory meetings will 10 held IN different parts
OF the city, among the speakers being Bishop Bald
win. the Rev. Dr. T. G. Cuyer. j. Wilbur Chapman.
thc evangelist md Others on Thursday morning
the convention proper will begin, and addresses Of
welcome will be given. The Junior Endcavor work
will be considered In the afternoon and In the even
ING the annual address Of the Rev. DIR. f. r. Clark.
the president OF the United society. and the annual
report Of John Wills Bacr the secretary Of the United
Society will be the features In both the Drill Hall
and the tent each speaker speaking in both places
The programmes for all the sessions Of the conventions
are full OF Interesting and Instructive speakers such
NJ r. FAY Mills the Rev. Dr. J. A. Rondthnlcr. Of
Indianapolis: the Rev. DR.. ID. J. Durrc OF Newi0rk ;
Dr. r.. X. Young. Of New Britain, Conn: the Rev.
j. O. A. Henry. OF San Francisco: W. &. T. Breckln-
ridge, OF Louisville. KY. the Rev. DIR. Lewis. OF
Maryland Ella u. McIaurin Of Chicago, and DR..
George H. Wells, OF Minneapolis who are sure 10 Keep
the enthusiasm ut high temperature. and TO give
the Young people something 10 think about.
Three excursions nre TO start from New-York City.
The first OF thes, Will leave NcwYOrk on July g..
and will be personally conducted by V. " Beard. OF
the Eastern passenger department OF the New-York
Central Railroad THIS train will start from the
Grand Central station at p. m. and will carry sAO
delegates. As many will start the following
morning. and about 100 om the evening Of July 4.