The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-07

IL u III AditlQ VI 1Ou tlto
taketh away the sins of the world. AT
first they couldn't bear to look upon the
cross, but they came TO see that the hope
of the world was in the cross. The
third main point OF the sermon was that
the thought for us in this connection is
hat we must know Jesus Christ in power
in order to make a difference between US
and other people who do not know Him;
| No other thing will do TO make men and
women different. Putting on a badge does
not make me an E~ndeavorer. 1t Is not
the label that determines what is in the
bottle. 1t is not Christian evidences that
we need, but Christian. evidencing.
At the conclusion of the address Dr..
French appointed the following COM
mitteeS.-
Nominating Communicable. Robert A.
Alberts. Hudson county; Rev. J; e. Parm-
ley, Monmouth county; Rev. sylvester W.
Beach, Cumberland county; Mr.. A A.
Carter, Essex county, and Miss Roberta
Harris, Warren county.
observation-disclosures, Rev. L. 4.
| Pockman. Middlesex county; Mr.. w.
Hamilton, Essex county,; Rev. H. 3. Mac
Cauley, Monmouth county; Mr.; j. >; Pea-
cock, Camden county, and Miss A. y.
Leavens, PaSSaic county.
Creeting.-Chairman, Rev. f. e. Miller,
D. D., Paterson; Mrs. A. B. Little, Cape
May City, and Miss.Anna Wiggans, Jer-
Auditing Gommittse-chairman. M Nj
Garrett Byrnes, Morris county
Rev. Mr.. Holloway, of Dover, pro-
nounced the benediction and thus brought
to a close a most enthusiastic and earnest
At the Baptist Church Dr.. Brett re-
| sponded to the eloquent greeting OF the
Rev. Mr.. Brougher. He said the gather
ing was an illustration of the proverb,.
"AI things come to him who waits
He believed that three years ago his
brother had extended an iA.tation to
them to come to the Gig u - 4assalc
Falls. One place and another had inter-
vened to stop the location OF the con-
x,nntiAn In pnfarcnn mil this wear. He
hoped after they had entertained them
and left that they would think as much
of their visitors as they seemed to do
three years ago, and even as he spoke.
He paid a high compliment to Pater-
son and to its homes. and explained that
the reason they had not come before this
was because they thought they would
planned this by telling of how ne had
learned as a boy of the fine Passaic
Falls. Also because they had the Gov
Their, because that when the people of the
United States wanted a running mate for
the greatest mar in the mi Presl-
dent MCKINLEY, they had to come to the
Hobart, and he was the only man who
had been able to boss the United States
Senate. (Applause)
The speaker displayed considerable
more knowledge of Paterson than one
would have expected, for he humorously
referred to Paterson having originally
been called Totowa and to the Dutch set
tiers. He wound up by saying that they
were always sure of a good welcome
where they found plenty Of Dutch and
Baptists. Laughter)
The Rev. Maryland Hoyt, D. D., of
Philadelphia, made the evening address.
His subject was Help Bringing" He
said Christian E~ndeavorers should be con-
| slant help bringers, stormy weather help
bringers and keaping-at-it help ringers
At the conclusion of his address the con-
gregation rose and sang "Onward Chris
tian Soldiers
The morning meetings were committee
conferences and denominational rallies.
The committee conferences were held
from 9:15 to 1915. The conferences, their
leaders and the places they were held
Evangelistic, Rev. F. B.. Everett,
Trenton; Y. M. c. A. building.
Junior Rev. A. w. Spooner, D. D.,
Camden, First Reformed.
District secretaries-Miss Ida B. Steph-
ems, Hackettstown, Park avenue Baptist
Church..
L~ookout-Rev. w. D. Stultz, Bridgeton,
First Presbyterian.
PRAYER meeting-M. P. Stevens, East
Orange. Congregational.
Social, flower and calling-Miss. Mabel
Winton, Hackensack, Second Reformed
Missionary-Rev. Walter Brooks, d. d.,
Trenton, First Baptist Church.
Society presidents-Mrs. f. ]. Collier,
Woodstown. Trinity M. E.
Union ofieers-J. L. Comet, Fleming.
ton, Broadway Reformed Chapel
Good literature-Rev., F. J: Goodwin,
Glen Ridge, Emmannel Baptist q asa Gn 1l1en
Freehold, Chapel of Church of Redeemer.
The d-enominational rallies were held at
1915. They were:-Presbyterian, Rev.
Sylvester w. Beach, Brighton, FIRST
Presbyterian Church.
VILE, Park Avenue Baptist Church.
Congregational-Rev Charles A. Saw
age, Orange Congregational.
Reformed-Rev. =. T. Pockman, u. y,
New Brunswick, Broadway Reformed.
Methodist Professionalism. j.. W. Trout,
Elizabeth. Hamilton Avenue Methodist
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. f. K. Bloom,
Trinity M. E. Church.
Seventh Day PaptiSt-Rev. A. e. Main,
Plainfeld Emmanuel Baptist.
Church of Christ-Rev. Mr.. Hainor, r.
vington u. P. Church.
sey, Second Reformed.
African Methodist-Rev. j. w. Round
tree. ST. Augustine Presbyterian.
Three buil thirg o Were n IN use tb this M after
Street Methodist Church. The Rev. A;
W. Spooner. 2; p, Of Trenton. presided
at the Y. NJ. G. A., where was held the
force and filled the building. Miss
Struble of Trenton. gave them a chalk
talk and the Juniors themselves took part
The Rev. L. r. Dyott. one Of the vice
presidents. presided at the First Baptist
Church. Dr. Erencn MADE MS annual
presidents address. He said.-
"As this is the last time. | shall have
the distinguished honor Of speaking to
you as president of our great New Jersey
host. a sense of most profound response
bility rests upon me that the theme Sc
lected and the treatment it shall receive.
shall most enrich you all in mind and
song, to show you the divine Christ, our
Head. our Master, as the 'fulness of all
things Do You ask US to show you all
the glory of the world. the true and only
solution of all history. Providence and
Revelations-the real moral splendor of all
paramount. divine end for which creation
stands? We show you Jesus Christ. See
ing Him, you see ALL We know that this
is a tremendous proposition. and to make
its truth apparent and vivid we now COM
nit ourselves to humble dependence upon
the spirit OF all truth and wisdom.
I'VE affirm that Jesus Christ IS the true
the c~reation and government of this
world. Few have lived who have not
sometimes longed to know the controlling
thought of the Great Architect of the
moral universe, which. could it be grasp
ed. would reveal the unity and relation of
ago. It was Paul He found it in Jesus
Christ. He delights in ascribing both the
creation and upholding of this world to
Him. interpreting the Old Testament in
harmony with the New. andeboth in their
widest scope. we annot doubt that the
great act of the Divine Administration,
upon which, as we might say, God has
staked His glory through the realms and
ages of His boundless empire, is the re-
demption of this world through HIS in
cariate Son. Thus these greatest depart
ments of creation are made subordinate