Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
PROGRAM IN DETAIL.
Pull Outline Of Services at the B. 7. ?.
D. Convention Next Week.
THREE SESSIONS EACH DAY.
some Of the Most Prominent Hap-
tists In the Country to spenk-snb-
jccts 10 he Discusscd--A Dozen Dis-
4. trict Conferences.

The Committee OF Arrangements for the
Fifth international Convention OF the
BAPTIST Young Peoples Union of America
which meets In Baltimore next THURSDAY
have lust issued bulletin giving fui
outline of the programme arranged foi
the great gathering. The names OF
sneakers so far as selected are given. and
the list embraces some OF the most gifted
men In the country.
The Board OF Managers OF the interna:
tionai Union win meet at the Hotel Alta
mont at 10 A. NJ. Wednesday. July 1hh'
for prayer conference, and TRANSACTION
of business. Simultaneous meetings VIII
be held In the twenty-five bapt's'
churches and missions OF Baiuhore
ON Wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock
10 nray for the presence of the Holy
Shirt upon the convention Speakers
from abroad Will make addresses. Az
tendants upon the convention VIII receive
n hearty welcome to these preparatory
meetings.
THE FIRST DAYS PROGRAMME.
THE convention will hold its sessions
in the immense auditorium tent at the
Mad,son-street entrance to Druid Hill
parL The following Is the complete pro-
gramme:
Opening Session: 1O-Opening of the con-
xentjon by President John ii. CHAP
man. Chicago: devotional exercises. ieo
nv Rev. c. a. Hobbs. ID. D., Delavan.
wis. i015-Address OF welcome on pehaii
of the churches of Baltimore. Eugene Le-
vering. Esq, of Eutaw-Place cnurc'i,
10:gJ-Address of welcome on behaif Oh
the Baptist Young Peoples societies OF
pa,,,r,oro Rev. ii. NJ. Wharton. ID. d..
Rrantly- Memorial church. 10:35-Response
an behalf of the Board of Managers OF
tho International Union and delegates
present. Rev. A. c. Dixon. d. d.. Brook-
lvn. n. y. II O5-Annual report OF ,ne
Hoard of Managers, presented ny rIann
I. wilkins. ID. D., general secretary
1,.g-Moving OF the annual report TWO
addresses: Culture for Service, Key. ".
G. $. Wallace, Toronto. ont; me 1un.o =,
Society. the Hope of the Movement,
pav Roland ID. Grant, ID. d.. Portland
Hra 70 .so-Adiournment 12:40-Basket Pic
mic i'm Druid Hin Park. Al,
do,arates and visitors are invited
40 enjoy the beauties of the PARK:
simple lunches at reasonable rates VIII
he ready. prepared by an authorlzeu ca
terer and on sale near the PARK entrance
Afternoon session: 2:l5-Praise service
led bv Rev. l.. Il. Thomas, Coiorauo
Strings. Col. . 2:20-Address. Money anu
he Kingdom" Rev. Frederick H. hnder-
son. Rochester. n. y. 2A9-open pailla-
,nent conducted by Rev. e. +. Chivers'
Weu Work CITY. Systematic and Proper
tionate Giving: What is Your Society
Doirg 10 Promote it?' S:3l-Address
..The Bible Method OF Winning Souls
Rev. Johnston Myers, j. d., Chicago
4:0o-Open parliament. conducted by Rev.
s. A. NorthrOp, -. D.. Fort Wayne, lnd'
Subject: what Has Your Society Done
20 Promote Revival in the Church?
5O0-Adiournment
Evening session: 730-Praise service, ied
by Rev. Archibald Wheaton, Mystic,
Conn. 7:6-Presentation OF the Christian
culture banners for junior work, Bible
Readers Course. Rev. Il. -. Pollard.
Ph.D., Roanoke, Va. Conquest Missionary
Course. Professor Charles l.. Williams.
Granville. o.: Sacred Literature Course,
President John L. Forbes, DeLand, Fla.
s15-C. c. C. enlistment for 1876. $50
Field Review Of Baptist Schools President
W. r. Harper. of Chicago. presiding. Adj
dress. "Hopewell Academy and its Success
sors, or the Relation of Baptists to Higher
Learning" Professor j. NJ. Sitter. ID. d.,
Grocer Theological Seminary, Upland.
Pa. Address Wanted. Trained Leaders"
Rev Russell ii. Conwell, ID. D.. Phiiadel-
phia, Pa.
FRIDAY, THE 18TH.
Morning session: 6:3o-Six sunrise
prayer-meetings. lmmanuel Baptist
church Leader. II. c. Priest. Toronto,
Ont. Eutaw-Place Baptist church. Leader,
Rev O. q. Buddngton, ID. d., Whining
ton. Del. Seventh Baptist church. Leader.
William II. Schwalbe. Brooklyn. n. y.
Eranklin-Square Baptist church. Leader,
Rev. c. r. Lee, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Fourth Baptist church. Leader. George
NJ. Purnell. Sacramento. Cal. Lee-Street
Baptist church. Leader. $. A. Stearns,
Helena. Ark. 9:50-Opening of the conven-
ton. Devotional exercises. conducted by
Rev. j. O. Dawson, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 9:35-
Report OF Committee on Important Topics
in the annual report. 9:5j-Election Of
officers. l0:05-Address History of the
First Great Amendment, or the Relation
Of Baptists TO Good Government in
America" Rev. b. H. Carroll. y. D..
Waco, Tex. l0:s5-Salutation of the flags
and mnuteguns by representatives of
the State and provincial unions. II is ex-
pected that thirty-two State and pro-
vincial unions will briefly report their
work. 12:S0-Adjournment.
WORKERS CONFERENCE.
There Will be twelve workers confer
ences held In the various churches Fri
day afternoon, the lsth at 2:S0 O'clock
The general topic will be 1.-THE Young
Peoples Society as Working Force"
Following are given the arrangements and
subjects for these conferences:
On New Members, at First Baptist
church main auditory. f. w. Drake,
Milwaukee, Wis, presiding. l. Paper,
Membership Committee and Its Du-
ties" Ezra ID. Whitaker. North Adams.
Mass. p Address, Button Holing for
Christ" T. Y. Mallary, Esq. Macon. Ga.
3. Open parliament, conducted by ID.
w. Thomas. Hartman, Tenn: "How
Can We Enlist All the Young People of
the Church and Congregation in the
Young Peoples Society,""
On Prayer Meetings, at First Disciples
church main auditory, Professor Loren
20 ID. lnskeep. Oakland. Cal. presiding.
L. Paper, THE Devotional Committee
and It's Duties" Rev. j. w. Weddeli.
philadelphia. 2. Address, 'Consecrated
Tact for Soul-Winning," Charles W.
Pickell. Detroit. Mich. 3. open parlia-
ment. conducted by Walter s. Noon,
Brooklyn. n. y: How Can We Make
the Prayer-Meeting More Helpful; (a)
In Its Singing: tb) In Its Leadership: &c,
in the Participation of Active Members,
I'D In the Conversion OF Souls?'
On Instruction. at Grace Methodist
Episcopal church Qnain auditory, Rev.
A. q. Lawson, -. D.. Camden, n. j.. pre-
siding. ]. Paper, How We Conducted
the Christian Culture Courses" an ex-
perience, Rev. William Jessup Sholar.
Brooklyn, n. Y. 2. Open parliament,
conducted by Rev. f. NJ. Gardner Bos-