The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-10
SCOTLAND'S GIFT.
Archbishop Of Edinburgh
to Address st. Andrews
Brotherhood Convention.
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS ON THE LIST
Pittsburgh Will Entertain Dele
gates from Every State in
the Union.
ISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS ON THE LIST

The programme of the Seventh annual
national convention of the Brotherhood of
st. Andrew Is made public today. The
convention win be held in Pittsburgh, Oc-
teber IA to is, and twelve to fifteen hum
dred delegates. representing every State,
are expected.
For the first time in the history of the
Brotherhood there is to be present at
its national convention this year a dis
tinguished representative of the Church
abroad. This representative is the
Right Rev. John Dowden, D. D., Lord
Archbishop of Edinburgh, Scotland, who
is to be the celebrant at the corporate
celebration of the holy communion. In
his formal address on the afternoon of
October l6, in Carnegie Music Hall, he
win tell How Scotland Gave the Episco-
pate to America" The Lord Archbishop
comes to this country for the double pur-
pose of attending this convention and to
give the Paddock lectures before the
students of the General Theological Sem
mary, New York. Although the bishop
of a Scotch diocese. DR.. Dowden is an
Irishman by birth and was ormerly a
Presbyterian pastor.
Will be preached in Trinity Church by
the Right Rev. Cortlandt Whitehead d
r.. bishop of this diocese, and the an
naai sermon by the Right Rev; Henry
to the Indians" of the great Northwest.
bishop of Minnesota.
on the evening of October Is there is
Hall. The subject is. acitizensRin" and
the speakers, Hon. Theodore Roosevelt.
PRESIDENT Of the Board of Police Com
g%issioners. New York; Edwin Burritt
oHlITne lth1Ra On has.x ,-E& -.
can Sound Money League, and the Right
Kew: David Sessums. D. D., bishop of
Louisiana On Sunday afternoon there Is
70 be a mass meeting at which Right Rev.
Subject is Social Righteousness; the
MISSION Power of the Church 10 Pro-
ciaim IL and the speakers are Rev.
ity School, Cambridge. Mass; James Ii.
Garfield, LID, President of the Ohio
state University. and Rev. c. n. Brent,
rector Of st. Stephens Church. Boston.
There is to be a reception in Carnegie
Library. Other notable convention adj
dresses and speakers are The Church at
the Gate Of the Caesars" by Rev. James
Church, .chicago-who, by the way, is
one OF the two men most prominently
considered as successor to the late Right
Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coe. as bishop Of
High" BY, Right Rev. O.. ". ywhitaker.
Brother-His Life" by William c. stur-
gis, New Haven, Conn. THE Kingdoms
Treasury, by George c. Thomas, the
banker, of Philadelphia; Some work in
Cities" by Hon. John P. Faure, Commits
sloner of Charities, New York, n .The
Kingdom's King" by Right Rev. J.
Philip Du Moulin, D.. c. L., Lord Bishop Of
Niagara, Canada.
hour "Quiet Service" conducted by Rev
J. G. Roper, Toronto. Membership in the
brotherhood Of ST. Andrew IS not con-
tined to E~piscopalians. but 1t is restricted
to young men, and its work extends to
Australia. the West Indies, England, Scot
land and eve Japan. There is also a
Canadian Brotherhood, whose annual
The Canadian is to unite with the Ameri-
can brotherhood mex year in an interna-
tional convention at Buffalo, at which
delegates will be present from every Eng
lish speaking country.