New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-15

the Rev. Casper W. Hiatt. Illinois; the Rev. Rob-
ert r. Meredith, New-York; the Rev. William B..
Homer Missouri; the Rev. A. l. Fabrique, Con-
necticut
On Overture from the Bay Conference.-The Rev
William f. Wolcott Massachusetts: the Kew
Dwight p. Breed, Michigan; the Rev. Calvin b.
Moody, Minnesota.
On Ministerial Preparation and Standing-The
Rev. John X. Mclean, California: the Rev. John
p. Sanderson, Michigan; the Rev Charles l.. Nor
gan, Massachusetts, the Rev. T. O. Douglass,
Georgia. f. d. Redington, Illinois; the Rev Ed
ward Halves Vermont; the Rev. James c. Vose.
Rhode Island; the Rev. l.. Il. Hallock, Washington.
On City Evangel.Zation and Social Settlements
The Rev. Charles +. Jefferson, Massachusetts; the
Rev Charles S. Mills. Ohio; the Rev. Willard
Scott, Illinois: William II. Fleming Nebraska; the
Rev Henry A. St!mson NewYork the Rev. S. G..
Smith. Minnesota the Rev. Rufus b. Tobey. Mas
sachusetts the Rev. John Collins. Connecticut.
On Observation-Disclosures G. W. Strong. Minnesota;
the Rev. Doremus Scudder, Massachusetts; Pro-
fessor George w. Henderson. Louisiana.
The report OF the Committee on Sabbath Obsery-
presented by the Rev Linus Blakesey.
OF Topeka, Kan. THE evils which enumerate
and depore to-day. said The report In part. sun
pers sunday railway trains. Sunday laziness. sun
day dissipation. all the echoes OF ancient trans
erosion sun the importance of the sabbath cues
If not the lie. of churchs, involved IN the
solution OF l.. Let ii be known. therefore how
much validity there is in the argument against us
ing strectcars because the empiOyeS are Kept from
the enjoyment of sunday rest and privileges. Let
US fnd out whether observance requires that hotel
guests should be kept cold vctua.s that the
cooks may have sunday OF rest and worship,
whether the police should he taken off the streets,
leaving the public the prey Of the evil-doer, or
whether on the other hand, the universal law Of
Nervousness does not obtain here that some must
suffer in order that the greatest good may come TO
the greatest number. We rejoice both az Chris
tians and as patriots. in the movement inaugurated
IN New-fork and other large cites OF the land for
the enforcement OF sunday laws, and that the main
tenance OF such laws in the interest Of labor and
Endorsement
great political parties of this State"
The Youngest Member of the Family was the
subject OF the Rev. Dr. Francis f. Clark. founder Of
the Christian Endeavor Society Il do not plead
for a stranger and alien" he said In part IL do
not ask you TO take into the Congrega ;ionai Church
family founding waif which has been left on the
ecclesiastical doorstep ! Simply ask you TO make
more use of the stalwart child. now nearly fifteen
years Of age, who has been so kindly adopted and
heartily received BY you. and offc.ally commended
these trennal councils"
The Rey. Dr. Washington GLADDEN.. OF Columbus
Ohio. presented the report Of the Committee on
Capital and Labor. "The Church" he said in part
lis called to bear one clear word OF testimony. II
must declare and proclaim that all this bitter strife
which constantly tends TO break out in acts vio
ence. is needless and wicked and that some way
must be found of putting an end to It,"