The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-30
FORTY : SEVENTH SESSION
OF THE NEW YORK EAST CONFER
 ENCB AT ST1lLFORD.

To Assemble Next Wednesday--I and Eloquent Addresses Expected-ThC Official Program.
 The New York East conference will meet in Stamford next week for the purpose of transacting the usual busi- ness, which includes the assignment of ministers in the various Methodist churches in the conference and also to listen to reports and addresses. The official program is as follows:
 THURSDAY, APRIL 2. 1O:30 a. m.-Examination of classes in conference studies.
 7:45 D. m.-Conference anniversary of the Epworth leagues and other young peoples societies. Brief reports by district presidents. Address by Rev. A. s. Kavanaugh. Informal reception in the chapel with an address by Bishop Warren.
 | WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 3. g a. m.-Opening session of the confer ence The holy communion will be administered under the direction of 1 Bishop Warren.
 2:S0 D. m.-Lecture by Prof. Borden P. | Bowne, of Boston university, subject, l "The liberalization of Life," Rev. w.. | V. Kelly, D. D., presiding. 7.45 D. m.-Joint anniversary of the Church Extension and Freemen's Aid and Southern Educational societies. Chairman, Rev. J. Rippere. Address es by Rev. Manley S. Hard, D. D., and Rev. J. c. Hartzell, D. D. THURSDAY, APRIL f. | 8 a. m.-Conference prayer meeting in chapel. Bishop H. w. Warren, D. D., will give Bible address, g a. m.-Conference session.
 2:3O D. m.-Anniversary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society, Rev. A, H. Goodenough, chairman. Report from the correspondent secretary, Mrs. c. P. Dennley. Addresses by Mrs. S.L, Gracey and Rev. $. L. Beiler, D. D., vice chancellor American university. Music in charge of c. w. Deitrich. 7;45 D. m.-Anniversary of the mission ary society, Rev. w. w. Clark, D. D., chairman. Addresses by Rev. E. s. Ferry and Rev. c. c. McCabe, D. D.
 fhlOA11 AEhll1 Q. 500 a. m.--Conference prayer meeting in chapel Leader, Rev. R. S. Par dington, D. D. Subject: Power with the Holy Spirit" goo a. m.-Conference session. 2:SO D. m.-Anntversary of the Woman's Home Mission society. Rev. J. o. Wilson, D. D., chairman. Addresses: On General Work, Mrs. Clinton B. Fiske; on Deaconess Work, Miss H. W. Downing Report, Mrs. J. Q. May nard, corresponding secretary. So- loist, Mrs. F. c. Graves of Bridge port.
 7:45 p. m.-Lecture by Rev. James M, Buckley, D. D., IL. D. Subject, Gen eral Extempore Speaking" Rev, Jo- seph Pullman, D, D., presiding.
 SATURDAY. APRIL 6, 500 a. m.--Conferenoe prayer meeting in chapel. Leader, Rev. A. H. Wyatt, 900 a. m.-Conference session. 7:45 D. m.-Anniversary of the Confer ence society," Rev. w. c. Steele, D. D., chairman. Addresses by the chair man, Rev. J. H. James and Rev. T. L. Poulson, D. D.
 SUNDAY, APRIL T. 800 a. m.-Conference love feast in the church, led by Rev. B, M. Adams 10:OO a, m.-Sermon. by Bishop War 1 rem. BOO D. m.-Ordination service, Candi- | dates for the orders, respectively of i deacon and elder. will be ordained by l Bishop Warren. 7;9O D. m.-Sermon by Rev J. F. Adams, | D. D., pastor of James M. E. church, l Brooklyn.
 MONDAY, APRIL 8. 500 a. m.-Conference prayer meeting l in the chapel Leader, Rev. J. Pull man, D. D.
 800 a. m.--Conference session. 230 D. m.-Cenference session. Memo rial services for members of the con fernce who have died during the | year.
 7:45 D. m.-Rev. George Lansing Taylor, D. D., L. H, D., will deliver his now famous "Atlantic," a classical and Columbian poem in the English hex ameter meter" General outline: O l The Legendary History of Atlantis. | @ The Legend of Atlantis Realized In America. (3) The Quadricenten- nial and prophecy.
 TUESDAY, APRIL g. 500 a. m.-Conference prayer meeting in the chapel Leader, Rev. George P. Mains, D. D. Theme: Felt Needs l in Order to the Spiritual Success of Our Ministry in the Year to Come"