The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-01


~rancis r. Clark, ID. u.
Morning.-J:S0. Zen early morning pray
CT meetings In ten cnurcnes.
Sahseiicst Bulldins.-Oood Citizenship
iVD free parliament on The Pledge"
conducted by Rev. u. ii. Simmons, Louis
Address. Christian Endeavor VS.. The
Saloon" Mr.. John q. Woolley. Chicago,
| Ill.
Presentation OF good-cltlzenship ban
ners and diplomas.
Address. "Christlan Citizenship" Rev
Smith Baker ID. d.. East Boston, Mass
The Tent.-l0:00. Open parliament on
What Has Your Society Done to Pro-
mote Good Citizenship" conducted by Mr.
Edwin ID. Wheelock, Chicago III.
Address. christian Citizenship" Rev
T.. b. Chappell, D. D.. ST. Louis Mo.
Question box, conducted by Treasurer
william Shaw, Boston, Mass.
Address christian Fndeavor vs.. The
Saloon" Mr. John G. Woolley, Chicago
Afternoon.-A school Of practical meth
oda of committee work 10 be held in
churches TO be announced on the final
programme.
Notbers' Societies OF Christian Enieavor
Y. M e. a. Buii1ing-Room y. Confer
ence Of officers OF State. territorial, and
provincial unions -, .a,.- .,
%
district and city local unions.
socla,v Ha,i.-Conference OF correspond
inc secretaries. -. $780,, ..1-ro
uve, ,a.io, -, the PellgIous Forces"
pishop r. W. Arnett. y. D, Wiloerforce'
Address. REV. J. x Dixon. d. d. Phil
'@slnhin. Penn pr,,a,-~-7.pA .dH-oss
.,r-L. c-,o,-,s ~ =, F'fucatod bife" Presi-
Aor, ,riiiiar, 7 Tucker. y. D., Hanover
Address. topic and speaker TO be an
nounced later.
Norning.-G:30. Ten early morning pray
or meetings in ten churcnes' .....,o
Tho Tent-InternatiOnal and interde-
nonninational Fellowship. 10. open parlla-
ment on What Are the Beneiits OF III
terdenomnational se .be Sd I
co Hddrass "christian Endeavor. Among
,he Germans" REV Theo. F. John, New
Ai6any, i ntIon Of the mathematician
u-d,ioTebin banners and diplomas
Hddress "Interden0minauonal feiloW-
shin" Rev John II. BOYD Charlo''e'
Nsanrerfest Buldng:-1o. Open parrlti5aii
~, on "'rhe Junior Society conducted
b t,,s" Rev Cornelius Brett D. d. Jersey
ci hSar y: o. international Fellowship"
SdSrees " Observation-Disclosures Fellow
shin" Rev. 7. r. Danley' d. D. spring
he Afternoon 1I1 sangerfest Building.-Rey.
lanes T. Hill d. D.. Salem, Mass pre-
siding an Grand Junior Christian Endeavor
Ii IL ddreeses by Rev. Cornelius Brett,
p Pon d. S SersefH Haven ven Conn; Rev 4. v.
Spooner, Camden, ,N..,i ill., poot Nadura.
den Pansy); Miss Fauii"e i'V'''
i1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and rallies Of
STATE territorial. ard proyinlcai Gelrsa-
lions in churches used as heaulua''e'
SUNDAY.
Norn,ng.-s:so. Ten early morning pray
ar meetings in ten churcheS .,,o,
et ,oi5S Attendance upon the reguiaTr
church ,v,Syi services throughout the city oil
Cleveland. mt NUseions and
Afternoon oso o'e Address, systematic
AIlilS 11,sl.i ~, Giving TO God KEY.
p r Baker. Dayton. ONO 49, ro,,e
r. Edraes movement among the Jews
toward christ" Rev. Herman"
wi h5dr Se" Rev eN J. Wilbur Chapman d.
Is saAAg seTft.t BuIidng.-2:so, ADDRESS Rev
n d a. ats'' the Christian Endeavor, MIS-
., AG,reS'fi extension Course" Mr.. :. l.
Merehon, Chicago. III: that Rev. ].
Note. II Is also nopgtIi Inland mis-
HueSo ma fhat Bishop Thoburn. OF lnu.a,
ygiII both arrive In this couh ny ~, ." rave
70 address the convenu,Us":a able 10 reach
both consented 20 speaK' Il "'''
cleveiT,rr The Tent-7:90. Convention
sermon ETST''iR REV. A. ]. F. Behrends' T. ="
Brooklynl,, i n y meeting. conducted by
secretary pt9 John Willis Baaeer. Convention
sang fest BW'flrg, ,,,.,..o,,d , b.
sermon. President 10. +. Raymond 10 '0'
IL. D.. Middet9 Tas,nS Si''' conducted by
prasiJent Francis l.. Clark y. IT,
~uy VIRGINIA coNTIHGFSr.
- rart Of the Virginia delega-
nv Iii ca 10 Cleveland via. me Nhtsa
neake and Ohio road; The, VII md TO
Peantol narlor car from Richmond ~
sSPm ey,S Forge. free OF charge ana may ~,
continue in the same 10 Ol'0'''''''
having the usual charges. ,...,,,os and
pa Ss,n railroads all offer ADVANTAGES alu
very low rates but by reason ol G ~
number of delegates living on the ur3 3tL
peake and ohio line a noo, i, mat road
which they could get tOSN'''0'
WI" From Norfolk and Richmond. the round
trim fare is placed at the remarkaDly iVm
Ignre- ~ $3.50. From points east on the
p6jobmond and Alleghaney division and
tho main line the fare Is Sl1.ap
Daieeates from Lynchburg. Lexington
and buchanan may meet the other uei
egations at Clifton Forge o.oo
The train will leave Richmond az -.II
p NJ July 10Th, ana the u eieft'SSff ,ho
Ia landed in Cleveland at 5:32 T. NJ, the
nevt dav in time for the first meetings
KNTEETAISMLNT.
r-,ora u,tIl he three classes OF entertain
,,dnts VIZ. Room with three meals, az
an average rate Of $50 per day; room
Urith breakfast at 13c. 20 81 ana room
only nj so TO IS cents day ior eacn per
| FINAL cases will charge little higher or
| a i,ttIa lower. but the majority or dele
| cotes will get their accommodations at
| the prices mentioned; o,.roo.o, % ooo,,-
~, one room. All Virginia Endeavorers
pT!il he located in the same neighDorhood,
as FAR as possible, thus making 1t more
| agreeable 10 all. . c,,....,,
renmested 70 notify the State Manager as
| soon as nossible giving name OF person
thev desire to room with df they cam
! aIeo as 10 which class OF accommodation
| fbev wish This Is important, to secure
ali homes before reaching Cleveland
YOUR MAIL.
There will be no general office about
| the convention buildings. The different
| churches which are headquarters, VIII
omen sub-statiOns. Delegates VIII leaNe
distractions at home 10 send mall care
tbo,r state headquarters-naming the
church. This plan will facilitate matters.
ond 40 awav with the string OF people
aiwavs found at the convention Office.
Viro,irio headquarters will be Hough
,,,anTa reformed church. Hough Avenue
onnosite dorchester avenue: Twenty-Five