New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
READY FOR ENDE1 VOR FORCES
no FOR CLEVELAND, "a!
EXPECTED by TIE LOCAL UNION
SOME OF THE SPEAKERS

Cleveland Ohio, July C5pecllD.-The Christian
Endcavor forces of this city find that they have
their hands fun In arranging for the thirteenth IN
ternational Convention OF Christian Endeavor,
which viii be held here from July II TO Is.
Judging by the requests that pouring In upon
the local committed fully 10000 delegates will be
In attendance. including representatives. from every
State and Territory I'm this country. Canada Mexl-
60. England. France. Australia. India. China and
South America. Arrangements have been made to
accommodate 50l from New York state and $50
from New-York city and brooklyn. The New
York headquarters will be In the Hollcnden Hotel.
where the representatives. OF the Empire State will
have sample OF the finest entertainment Cleve-
land can pro.'de.
The SESSIONS Of the convention are to be held
I'm Saengerfcst Hall (scatng looOj) the tent (seat-
ing iO"O. Music Hall Creating 5000 and various
churches near by. chorus OF 100 voices viii
lead the singing. The Moody Quartet and the quar-
tct from Central Africa VIII sing aad the Park
sisters. cornctsts who well known 20 Chris
tan Enhcavor couv-ntion-goers. will assist.
The programme Of the convention fairly brstles
with good themes anl eloquent speakers. on
Wednesday evening. July II. the meetings begin
with fifteen simultaneous meetings in the largest
churches in the city. addressed by some Of the
best speakers to be found In the United States.
Thursday morning addresses Of welcome will be
made by Governor William Mckinley, OF ohio. ana
the Rev Nv. J. T.. Tyler OF Cleveland. tho chair
man OF the Convention Committee In the after
the annual denominational rallies viii bc held.
Ia the evening the Rev. Dr. f. H. Clark. president
OF the United Society. and General Secretary j.
Willis Bacr Will make their annual reports and
addresses will be delivered by the Rcv. DR.. \. c.
Dixon. OF brooklyn. and the Rev Or. ~ y. Bah
cock. OF Baltimore.
Good Citizenship" viii he the theme for the fol-
loving morning among the speakers being John
- Woolley. the temperance orator. whom Mr..
Moody calls n second Cough ~ lllldm SHAW,
me treasurer OF the unltel socic'y. o, Christian
Endeavor The Rev. Dr. +. H. Chapp"ll Of 81. Louis.
so. the Rev Dr Smith Baker OF Boston. Mass,
Edwin u. Wh"elock. ~ Chicago. and the Rev. q.
II. simmons. 81 Louisville. Ky. Among the even
Ing speakers will be Bishop Is. ". Arnett Of ohio.
l.r Dixon. OF PhiinielghIa aud President W. J.
International and Interdenomnational Fellow
.shp WI De- ,"e topic f2r sat9Ed@y and am,ong
J. John; Of New-Alhany IND the Rev John II.
Hrett. Of Jersey cry. l1r J. X pauley OF Spring
ncld H. The Roy. \. " srooner. Of camden. y.
u Madura India. md The Rev. II " Pope. u
New Haven. Conn. The theme for the Sunday
meetings VIII be Missions" Eloquent speakers
VIII present this subject. some OF them being the
Rev. Dr r. H. Baker - Dayton. Ohio. Dr. j
mann wars1a~iak OF New-york Cliy; DR. y. u.
nuns. Of Evanston. III. and J.; Mershon, q
h egSnn by tho T M % be pSHren IN
nrookiyn. & :. and f'rc-licnt T. j. Roymoad ot
Wesleyan University followed by conservation ser
vices conducted by Secretary J. W. Baer and
President + y CLARK.
\ large ana erlclent reception committee WI
be- on hand 10 welcome the delegations as they
arrive In Cleveland. Tho memhcrs of the Reccp-
ton Committee VIII he distinguished by white
yachting caps. trimmed with Eod bands, white
ana gold being the official colors Of the Cleveland
Union and Of tho convention. Each deega viii
receive unique souvenir badge upon registration
In Cleveland. \ grand Christian Endeavor
cursion upon Lake Fri" has been planned 10y the
local union FOR Saturday afternoon. \ now Chris
tian Endeavor hymn book is to be ISSUED In time
for the convention. and the songs will be taken
largely from that The members OF the Cleveland
Committee OF 1894 the Rev. Dr. J. T.. Tyler.
Mfri4 Gr,,Ifh
T.. Robles. treasurer. J. r.. Chcosman. hall accom-
modauous y T. Hills, entertainment. T. Melville
LOWS. printing 5. l.. Dnrsie. music. r. H. Ham
ilton press, \. w. Heale, reception; j. Y. Hitch
cock auditing, and r. a George, president Of
local union.