The morning times., 1895-11-14
bible, FIRST AND LAST
Rev. Or. Wilson's Summation Of
Ideal Sunday-SChool Work.
JESUS THE MODEL TEACHER
Interesting and Instructive Discourses
Before the Union Sunday School Con-
vention-Eiection OF Officers and
Delegates-Resolut of Thanks
to All the Unions Friends.

The closing session of the District of
Columbia Sunday School convention was
held last night at Calvary Baptist Church.
A great deaf Of business was transacted and
programme of literary, musical and edu-
cational interest was carried out.
The exercises were under the conduct
OF President 7. II. Bristow. Mr.. Percy
Foster led the singing, the pianist being
Mrs. Frank By ram. The proceedings were
opened with prayer by the Rev. Dr.. George
N. Luccock.
One of the most important matters of
business was the election OF officers, dele
gates to the International convention, and
an executive committee.
Nominations were made by a committee
composed OF Messrs. A. N. McBaih, H. n.
Shook, Miss L. K. Nowiin and Mr.. S. W.
Smith.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The following was the result of the cleo
tions: President. p. Il. Bristow. First
Vice President Lucius d. Alien. Second V Ice
President. C. II. Caring ton, Secretary
Jerome f. johnson, Treasurer DR.. d. Percy
Hickling, Executive Committee Col. W
Fling, W. Revin Woodard, A. N. McBath.
DR.. John Is. Hema, Rev. F. A. Slier. II. II.
Shook, j. Ii. Lichliter. Edward Warren.
Washington Topnam, T. II. Martin, ]. L.
\ Ewin, X. NJ. Henderson. W. A. Dodge, ].
A. Scott, Rev. Stanley Beilhelmer.
Delegates to the International Sunday
school convention:
P II. Bristow, DR.. d. Percy Hicklfng,
Jerome T. johnson, L. D. Alden, j. B.
Slenan, Maj. c. II. Darlington, Frank
Hamilton, j. A. Scott, W. W. MILAN. r. N.
Tilton, Miss Leila X. Nuwlan, and Miss
Katharine j. Laws.
Resolutions Were passed OF thanks TO First
Congregational and Calvary Baptist Church
to the presiuent anC Officers OF the union,
to Mr.. Percy Foster. The Rev. j. L. Ewin
for his able and valuable services, and
to the press. The resolutions commend the
home department OF the Sunday School
Union; also
'kesolved, That 1t is the sense of this
convention that as soon as pIa oticable steps
should be taken looking 10 a Iouse TO house
visi alton in the interest OF Sunday School
work.
Resolved. That all moneys in the
hands or the treasurer be considered one
fund for the general expenses of the union.
Resolved. That we appeal TO pastors
and Sunday School superiniendents, and
teachers OF all denominations to give Us
their aid and sympathy. and assist US IN a
sull more thorough organization.
Resolved, That greetings and sympathy
be sent TO Mr.. h. T. Jacobs, OF Chicago,
the chairman of the International executive
committee.
Resolved, That the delegates to the
international convention at Boston in
June, 1886. be instructed to vote, when
occasion REQUIRES, in favor of the Uniform
system of lessons, as prepared by the
international lesson committee.
Resolved, That a committee Of seven be
appointed to consider the praCticability OF
inviting THE trienDiaI international con-
yention to hold it's 1889 session In wash
ington.
'RrSolyed. That the executive committee
elected at this convention be requested to
secure for Sunday School excursions a
steamer and excursion place, free from
the sale OF liquor; and that exclusive
patronage be given to such places"