The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-07

contribute to the maintenance of the
school and attend the school whenever
to endeavor to help each other to form
home classes, If possible. Mr.. Ferguson
said the departments usually brought in
more han II used, so there need be no
ed attention to the necessity of a city
canvass as soon as possible.
Mr., e. Bancroft, Secretary of the
children on the frontier. He showed
some pictures illustrating the condition
of the people of the frontier. In show
he said that, though they We're mex
pensive, they were all dedicated free
DR.. Mitchell, Mr.. Wells and Mr.. Cow
mittee. The Committee on Resolutions
are:-Dr. Hull, the Rev. MIR. Inglis and
the Rev. MIR. Gowen. On Nomination,
to report il 1895, ]. Z. Applegate; Rev.
Roberts, e. N. Crasto.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Roberts opened the evening session
Corield led the song service. The church
had been crowded in the afternoon, but
in the evening there was hardly stand
Ing room. Mr.. Withers sang a solo
quested the convention to join in sing
ing America" and made it ring, even
If it was election day.
Lag Opndll SdHSp anu REV.. MT. 11&IlSi
led in prayer. The Auditing Committee
reported thai the books of the Treasurer
We're in good condition., and the Com
mittee on Resolutions reported that it
would be we'll to have a system of house
to house visitation: that each Sunday
school should nave a temperance pledge
hung In the room and a lessons on
the subject; that the Home Department
should be helped in every way, and that
thanks be given to all who had contribute
ed to the entertainment of the conven-
ton.
After the collection had been taken,
President Forster rose and said:-'You
will doubtless be glad to zeal that a
gentleman has just arrived who brings
news that the anti-Tammany ticket has
been successful"
PRAIsING GOD FOR VICTORY.
Immediately a roar of applause broke
forth. and. rising to their feet, with one
God, from Whom All Blessings Flow
While waiting for DIR. Haynes to ar
rive, the Rev. e. M. Ferguson spoke of
the difficulty met with In primary work.
primary teachers in Asbury Park next
year.
The speaker of the evening was Dr..
Should tell the story of Jesus to those
are nearest and dearest. No one
shall tell the gospel to my children be-
fore l DO. They shall hear what it has
been to me. Instead of telling the Cos
pei according to ST. Luke, you should
tell it according to yourselves. We
should tell it according to our own ex-
perience. That is the reason the Saliva
ton Army is so successful; they tell
their own experiences. The only thing
that has any power is what Jesus is to
you or me. It is the gospel according
to ourselves"
The officers of the ensuing year are
President, j.. v. Forster; -Vice-Presi-
dents, Rev. A.. S. Biddle, Mr.. G. H.
Cnt<Eo1d w HINT. w l A. Graonry
Rev. J. w. Treen, G.. M. Whitehead,
Rev. s.. o. Harper. w. H. Beach, Rev.
j. Keller, NJ. Houkin, H. Lauterbach, G.
Bennitt; Corresponding Secretary n
Treasurer, Frank E. Blake, No. so West
ide avenue, Jersey City; Recording
Secretary, r. w. Davey. A teachers
meeting for preparation of the lessons
will be held by Rev. H. C. Cronin every
Saturday evening. The association will
meet IN the Simpson NJ, E. Church next
year.