The morning times., 1895-11-11

praise service. conducted by Mr.. Haveil,
OF the Central Union Mission. and adj
dresses by Mr.. X. n Tilton and Rev. W. :.
o. Thomas.
There will be two-minute reports on
"A good thing we have in our school, and
a discussion OF How 10 interest the
boys and girls in Bible study" and talks
about boys and girls by Mr.. Pelonbet and
Miss Harlow.
PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY.
Tuesday evening Mr.. Charles K. Mcbride
will discuss Music in the school," Rev.
George N Luccock, "Pra ctical temperance
work. and Prof {. NJ. Lacey Sites, Mis-
sions in the school, Mr.. Pelonbct will
deliver an address upon How can business
men and busy women study the Sunday
school lesson" and Mr.. Jacobs will have
as his subject, 1.-The book and teacher" :"
Wedn esday morning will be chic fly
devoted to reports from the convention com-
mittees on credentials and statistics, the
secretary of the union. Mr.. James L. Ewin;
the treasurer, DR.. ID. Z Hickling. and the
field worker, Mr.. Jereome +. johnson.
A new constitution will also he submit
ted. Miss Harlow will talk about Simple
teaching" and DR.. Pelonbet on Teach
ers' meetings. a fter which he wiliconduct a
conference of teachers.
subject of the afternoon session, inwhich
Mr.. Frank Hamilton will illustrate the
next Sabbath's lesson with his outline
map of Palestine, and Miss Harlow will
teach a class of 100 children.
Wednesday evening after the opening
praise service, led by Mr.. Foster. the re-
ports of nominating and resolutions com.
mittees will be given. Officers will be
elected and delegates chosen for the
tinn1l n EnstOn
a Series of addresses by the following
eminent men will be delivered:
DR.. Peloubet, Benefits OF a Sunday
/. school convention"
DIR. s. II. Greene, pastor Calvary Baptist
Church. Needs of the work"
DIR. Wallace Radcliffe pastor New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church, The schol-
ar's preparation"
PRESIDENT WHITMAN TO SPEAK.
President whitman, of. Columbian Uni
versity; 1.-The teachers preparation"
DIR. Luther b. Wilson, presiding elder
of the NJ. +. Church. Washington district
1.-THE alpha and omega Of Sunda y-school
work"
The music of the convention has been
provided for by a music committee Of
which Major C. H. Darlington is chairman.
The committee on credentials, COmeosed
of the same gentlemen who served last
year, William B. Mathews W. W. Everett,
and B. Frank Meyers, has provided novel
badges and souvenirs which they will
have for sale.
The list of delegates is as follows
! Baptist Sunday y-schOols-Kendall, Rey.
Theron outwater, Mrs. James Ii. Grant
Mrs. II. c. Pearson, Mr.. j. +. De Jarnatte,
Mr.. Theophilus Bray, Charles H. Baker
Mrs. G. A. MuddimaD, secretary; Glenn
T. Jones, superintendent; Mary land
! Avenue, Rev. N. c. Naylor, Edgar Speider,
jr., Mrs. Naylor, Mrs. d oDohue, Mrs. Cal
lahan, Abraham B. Keefer, superintendent
Charles F. Crane, secretary. Memorial
| Miss Helen A. Gleason, Miss Sallie Shreve
| John l.. Hazard, Miss Nellie Hanley, H
| NJ Brush, Mark G. Pope, Miss Nettie Col
| Inns, Miss Kate Durham, Miss Grace Mer
rill, George II. Judd, superintendent; c
| NJ. d. Browne. secretary.
Congregational Sunday school, Fifth
| Mrs. Charles Garrels, Miss Clara Parkinson