The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-19
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
Outdoor Evangelical Meetings in the
Evening Feature.

To-day will begin with sunrise prayer
meetings at the south door of the court
house. conducted by ]. r. Lowe, of Wash
ington. Ia, and at the south end of the
Capitol. conducted by ]. ]. Rankin, of Den
yer. These sunrise meetings will be con-
tinued for the rest of the week.
At $50 o'clock Evangelist II. H. Bell will
hold a meeting at Tomlinson Hall, where
he desires the presence of all those who
have volunteered their services for the
evangelistic meetings to be held throughout
the city this evening and tomorrow,
At O'Clock Prof. Hugh H. McGranahan,
the musical director, has called a meeting
of the choir and all of those who will par
ticpate in this part of the work.
The institute assemblies at $3.50, when,
after the devotional exercises, General Sec
rotary John A. Duff will make the report
of the general committee. Rev W. l. Wish
art. the junior secretary, will then make
his report and the junior banner will be
awarded to the presbytery reporting the
largest increase of membership in junior
societies This banner is now held by the
Allegheny PreSbytery. Treasurer w. j.
Stewart will next make his report, after
which the general committee will report the
nominations for officers and the convention
will proceed to elect and install those elect
ed. A reception to Rev. J. s. Moffatt will be
followed by an address by DR.. w. I. MelVy,
of Chicago, on the subject: The Ministry
of Sympathy"
During the noon hour a gospel meeting
will be held in Y. M. c. A. Hall for business
men, when Rev. T. c. McKelvey, evangelist
of the Synod of New York, will speak and
Prof. c. H. Coultas, of Chicago, will sing.
The programme for the afternoon session
of the institute consists of a prayer and
praise service, announcement of commit
tees on resolutions and other matters by
the president a reception to Mrs. Mary
n~ta doll hD en- &
General Missionary Society; an address,
THE Family Altar" by Rev. Thomas Park,
of Walton, n. Y, and one by Rev. II. II.
Bell on the subject, Saved to Serve"
The convention photograph will be taken
Immediately after the close of the afternoon
session, the delegates to group themselves
in front of the courthouse.
In the evening there will be a praise
service, followed by reception to fraternal
Rev. S. E. Martin, of College Springs, Ia,
will make an address on the subject I'm
Battle Line for Christ and Country"
The eVangelStic services in twenty-five
different parts of the city-all outdoor meet
ings - Will be notable feature of the
evening.
as follows: Rev. j. K. Montgomery Of
Cincinnati, at the courthouse; DR.: McCrory
of Pittsburg, at the east front of the Capt.
toll; Rev. J. l.. Vance, Of Allegheny, at
University Park: Rev w. p. White. of
Iowa, at Military Park; Rev. l.. E. Hawk
of Richmond Ind, corner Of Washington
street and Kentucky avenue: Rev. j. A.
Crosby, of Aurora, Ill, at the corner of
West and Maryland streets; Rev. w. B.
Barr, of Middetown, o., in front of Union
Depot; Rev. J. q. Dale, of Columbia, s.
c., corner Of Court and Meridian streets;
Rev j. ". Ashwood of st. Louis. corner
of Missouri and South streets; Rev. j. A.
Henderson, of Sparta, ILL.,, corner Mary
land and Meridian streets; G. T. Campbell,
Of Chicago, corner South Meridian and
Garden streets; Rev T. H. McMichael, of
Cleveland, o., corner Virginia avenue and
South street; Rev. w. B. Smiley, of Can
nonsburg, Pa, corner McCarty and South
Meridian streets; Rev. A. NJ. Campbell, of
Princeton, Ind, corner Indiana avenue and
North street; Rev A. r. Martin, of College
Springs, Ia, corner New Jersey and Nc
Carly streets; Rev. c. II. Marshall of Rock
Island H.. corner East Washington and
Michigan avenue; T. b. McKowan. of
Rock Island, ILL.,, corner Massachusetts, av-
enue and New York street; Rev. D. G..
Stewart of Newark, n. j., corner Virginia
avenue and Prospect street: Rev. D. w.
McQuiston, of Lawrence, Kan, corner
Madison avenue and Morris street; Rev c.
S. Cleland, of Philadelphia, corner Massa-
chusetts avenue and st. Clair street; Rev
j. Med. Hervey, OF Richmond Ind West
indianapolis, near Kentucky avenue; Rev
David McCaw, of Hanover H., corner of
West and Morris streets; Rev. Paul T.
Stewart, of Springfield, Ind, East Wash
ington street near Pennsylvania Railroad
shops Rev Riley Little Of Chicago cor
ner Noble and Garden streets.