Evening journal., 1898-05-18
INTERESTS BAPTISTS.
Important Meeting in Roches-
ter This Week.
REPORTS IN THE CHURCH WORK

BAPTISTs ALL OVER THE CoUN-
TRY ARE CONCERNED IN THE
CELEBRATION OF THE SEVERAL
ANNIVERSARIES.
The following is the program Of the
anniversaries of the various Baptist
societies which began in the city Of Ro-
chester, N. Y, yesterday, and will last
until the 23d:
May II and IS, eighty-fourth ami
versary of the American Baptist Mis-
sionary Union; May II, 2 p. m, or
ganization, address by the president,
Rev. Henry f. Colby, ID. d., Ohio; re-
port OF Executive Committee paper by
the foreign secretary. Rev. Samuel w.
Duncan, ID. D.. on Survey of the Ash
attic Mission Fields;" 7.30 D. m. ad-
dresses by Rev. c. A. Stakely, ID. D..
d. c., on "The Worlds Providential
Preparation for Universal Missions, ,"
and Rev Henry c. Mabie, d. D.. home
secretary, on New Testament Princi-
pies in Missionary Policy" May 49, 9
a. m, meeting of Womans Foreign
Missionary Societies; 1890 a. m. the
Student Volunteer Movement and the
Mission Boards, +. S. Brockman and
Sumner r. VintoD, secretaries of the
movement $50 p. m, address by Rev.
l.. G. Barnes, d. D., Pennsylvania, on
"The Missionary Impress on the De
nominational Developments" it is ex-
pected that the following missionaries
home on furlough Will be present and
address the Union: Revs. A. Bunker, d.
d.. and ID. A. w. Smith d. d.. Burma;
Revs. E. S. Sweet and c. II. Finch, NJ.
D., China; Rev. w. B. Parshley, Japan
Mrs. A. w. Hail. Africa; Rev. w. e.
Boggs, India, and others; May 10, GAS
a. m, Commission on Systematic Be-
neticence, report of secretary, b. +.
DennisOn, Pennsylvania; remarks by
the president, Rev. T. S. Barbour, ID.
d.. Massachusetts; Progress in Or
ganizatiOn." Rev. H. l.. Morehouse, d.
D., New York; addresses by Revs. f.
l.. Anderson, New York, and L. Kilt
redge Wheeler.
May 10 and 20. sixty-slxth anniver-
sary OF the American Baptist Home
Missionary Society; May Is, 2 D. m.
address by the president Stephen
Greene, Massachusetts,; reports of COM
mittees; Mexico as Missionary
Field" w. H. Doane. Ohio; Mrs w
II. Sloan, Mexico" s D. m, What
the Home Mission Schools Have Done
for Our People" Hon. III. p. Cheatham.
LII. d.. North Carolina; "Co-operation
in Virginia" Rev. p. f. Morris, ID. D.,
Virginia; THE Worlds Need OF a
Christian Nation Rev. T. Edwin
Brown, d. D., Pennsylvania; May 90.
10 a. m, The Christian Conquest Of
the Modern City" Rev. c. r. Hen
uerson, ID. D.. Illinois, and John Hump
stone, ID. d., New York; 2 p. m. Work
of New England Women" the Banker
Indians-KiOwa Chief Lone Wolf .Chey-
enne Chief Buffalo Meat; 8 p. mn,
"The Foreigner i'm America" Rev.
George G. Lorimer, ID. D., Massachu-
setts; May 81, seventy-fourth anniver-
sary American Baptist Publication So
ciety; 10 a. m., address by the presi-
dent, Samuel A. CroZer Pennsylvania /;
reports anhappointment of committees;
address by Rev. G. A. Gardner, ID. ID.
OF South Carolina On "The Relation Of
the Society to Denomination Life and
PrOgress;" 230 y. mr., American Bap-
tist Historical Society; address by the
president Rev H. Moss. ID. D.. Penn.
sylvania; symposium on the Cultiva-
tiOn of the Historic Spirit "Amone
the Churches" Rev Kerr Boyce Tup
per- u. d., Pennsylvania "Amonf
the Women" Mrs. Harriet Newell
Jones, Pennsylvania; Among tht
Young People" Rev c. II. Moss Ohio,
annual address by "A. H. Newman
LII. D.. Canada; dedication of thi
ladies chapel car; address by Mrs. J
N. Grouse, Illinois, and r. B. Hill, New
York
May %, 1890 a. m, annual sermon
by Rev, L. A. Crandall. Illinois, 23
%. m. Baptist Young Peoples UniOi
OF America; 73O p. m, missionar,
mass meeting, addresses by Revs. e. Y
Mullins, ID. D., Massachusetts,: w. But
trick ID. d., New York; W. c. Bitting
ID. d., New York, May %, 9.45 a. m
Publication Society. report of Commit
tee ON Publishing Department, follow
ed by an address by T. o. Conant, Ney