The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30

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secured two very famous men, Dwight L.
Moody the famous evangelist. and Rev.
y. Dewitt Ioiinage. ID. j..
Friday morning the cardinal principles
OF Chrlsti2D Endeavor will be discussed
by Rev ". Knight Chaplin Of London
for England; Rev. u. l.. Powell, d. d.,
for tMerca; w. j. l.. Cross, for Aus
tra,ia; Rev. John Pollock. for Scotland,
AID Rev. j. l.. Lamont for Ireland. An
open parliament on the backbone OF the
Society the Pledge" will take place on
Friday morning. also the presentation or
banners. on Friday afternoon viii be
held the committee conferences. Friday
evening Rev A. O. Dixon. Of Brooklyn
n. Y. VIII give an address on "Dcnomi-
national Loyalty and Interdenomna-
tional Fellowship"
Saturday will be Good-Citizcnship or
Patriotic Day. and after morning sessions
in the hall and two tents-whore adj
dresses viii be given by Hon. Elijah A.
Morse Massachusetts congressman, Hon.
Neal Dow, and others-the Christian En-
dcavorcrs will march in a body TO Bos-
ton Common whore stands viii be erected,
and Governor Grocnhalge will give an
address on Good Citizenship
on Monday morning addresses Will be
given by Rev. Drs. w. 6. Biting, .. L.
tllNUfIt j. II. ildiioW0t Cue. - ifANti'
will be tho session in Tent Nilliston, On
"Sch0larship Of the World for Christ a
subdivision Of the main topic I'm the other
mcctine-places "The World for Christ
on Monday afternoon Will occur the pil-
grimaccs, something never before at
tempted at an international Convention.
They viii be made 20 Bunker HILL to
Washington Elm, to Fanouii Han, 10 the
site of the Boston Tea Party, to the Old
oh md a Norm
church. where appropriate addresses VIII
be made
on Monday evening occurs the conse-
Grafton meetings. the closing meetings
Of the convention.
ACCOMMODATION IN BOSTON.
No free accommodation being allowed
at Christifn Endeavor Conventions. the
committee have arranged for accommo-
dations at reasonable rates, and the fol-
lowing charges will be made: Rooms
only 90 TO 70 cents a day. Meals with PR
vate families, 70 10 SO cents each. In ad-
dition to the accommodation for meals
at private families a frst-class rostdu-
rant will be run at the Convention Build
ing, by q frst-class caterer, under the
direct supervision of the Accommodation
Committee. at which meals Will be serv-
cd at reasonable rates.
The Accommodation Committee have IS
tutl lut ipllvNlitH bAii'fAHs INV ~
cure entertainment. DO not write 10
Boston. No reservations Of any kind will
be made for individuals. Each State has
its own Excursion Manager. Write TO
your State Manager. lie VIII make ar
raneements for you. Provision will be
made for each State, based upon the cs-
Inmates furnished by the State officers"
The State manager for Virginia, is Mr..
Rob't LeclSy, Jr., 1906 east Main street.
this city.
WHITE YACHTING CARS.
In order 20 attend moro carefully TO the
reception of the delegates 1t has been
necessary to enlarge the Reception Com
mittee from 500 90 800 members.
There viii be a competent chairman
in charge Of each depot and steamboat
landing in the city. who Will be respon-
sible for the guests arriving at his sta
ton. He will have under him large
committee of young men and women,
whose duty it will be TO see these guests
to the proper street-car lines and 10 es-
cort them TO various hotels and State
headquarters already provided. The |
members OF the Reception Committee |
will be distinguished by white yachting |
caps trimmed with crimson bands, white |
and crimson being the official coiors Of |
tho Boston Union and Of the Convention. |
on arrival of the delegates at the State !
headquarters they viii register receive |
their badges. and then arrange for &C. |
ccmm0datiOns. II is imperative that |
every delegate register and receive /
badge. as only by displaying the badge |
IAN entrance be gained 20 the halls.
RATES TO THE CONVENTION.
The railroads throughout the country /
have made rate of one fare for the |
round trip. this applies 10 all Virginia
roads.
Tickets TO be on sale July Sth to nth
good 20 return until July 3st These |
tickets can be bought over either of two |
routes from New York TO Boston, VIZ: |
via Fall 4.iver. which is steamer route. /
to Fail River. thence by rail TO Boston |
or what IS known as "all rail"
Those intending 10 travel via the Fall !
River route viii have 10 communicate J
with the state Transportation Manager '
that a berth may be reserved on the |
steamer. This route is exceedingly pop |
ular and every steamer of the Sound |
Lines viii be pressed TO accommodate the |
large crowd for which berths have now /
been reserved. The Virginia delegation |
nave had nifty staterooms reserved for |
them.
TIE following rates have been named |
from Richmond TO Boston and return by |
the following lines;
Chesapeake and Ohio and Old Dominion
Steamship co. jointly via. Fan River,
Si4. via all rail from New York 10 Bos-
ton SIS.
The above rate is good only on the train
leaving here Saturday July 9Th. for Nor
fork. al which point connection will be
made with a screw steamer on the Old
Dominion Line for New York. The boat
will be entirely at the use Of the Christ
ian Endeavorers. Those intending 20
take the trip via this line should see 10
a. b4f Is ltcfa xt4ft I
the State Transportation Manager for the