Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-30

more Bibles, in the languages of the island
ers. These TRANSACTIONS are expensive, and
aid is needed frbm the people in Christian
lands. The natives themselves pay for them
as they cen afford IT, and they read the
Bible very carefully 1t is their constant
companion.
DR.. Patton said that if the churches in
America and England We're only as enthll-
siastic in the cause, the world would soon
be reclaimed. Another trouble with which
they have to contend he continued, is the
lack OF a Steamer to go around the differ
ent islands for trading purposes. The YES
sells OF the other traders sell liquor to the
natives and make them hard subjects for
the missionaries to deal with. The Amer
lean traders are the worst, the British
government has practically stopped the IL
quor traffic. Other nations have agreed to
enforce prohibition in this respect if Amer
lea will do likewise
Upon the conclusion of DR. Paton's ad-
dress the alliance adjourned until Monday
morning.
Sacramento Service
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be celebrated at o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the New York Avenue Church
Rev DR.. Lang, president of the council,
Will preside. Rev. DR.. James Stewart of
South Africa will administer the bread
and Rev. DIR. r. F. Semple of New York
will administer the wine. Those who are
~ diStilDutt tHe bfedu are samuel Smith,
esq, NJ p, London; II. Charters Mar
pherson. esq. London; Wellesley c. Bal
ley, esq, Edinburgh: Robert Russell
simpson; esq, Edinburgh; Hugh Steven,
s.. c.. Edinburgh; Judge Forbes. St
John. n. B.: j. Thorburn IL D.. Ottawa
Quebec; Distributors of wine will be Mr.
John W; Foster, of this city: DR.. w c.
city; Henry Fl. Swan. Detroit. Mich: G. j.
kollen. LII. D., Holland, Mich; F. VOL
colt, Jackson, Newark, N. j.: Bailie Alex
ander Murray, Glasgow, and Mr. S. r
Stahl, Fort Smith. Ark.
PULPIT APPOINTMENTS.
where Pan-Presbyterian DELEGATES
VIII Preach Tomorrow.
Assignments have been made of delegates
to the Pan-Presbyterian general council
for pulpit services tomorrow as follows:
Presbyterian Church in the United
States of America.
Rev. R. F. Sample DID, moderator of
the assembly,. New York, a M, First Bap-
fist.
Rev. w. H. Roberts, DID, LID, Amerf-
can secretary of Presbyterian Al
lance. Philadelphia, a. m, Vermont Avenue
Christian.
Rev. A B. Morey, DID, Illinois. p.m.
Bethany Presbyterian.
Rev. E. r. Burkhalter, DID, am, Wes-
ley M. E.
Rev. S. F. Hershey, PhD., Massacbu-
sets, pm, Eastern Presbyterian
Rev: T. G. Darling, DID. New York,
am, Kensington Presbyterian
Rev. w. d. Noble, DID, Pennsylvania.
pm, Second Baptist.
Rev. j. A. Worden. ID, LII. D., Pennsyl-
vania. am, st. Paul's Lutheran
Rev; Oracle peeq aa9is brfcken DID, Kansas
Rev. w. L. MoEwan, D. Pennsylvania
am, West Street Presbyterian; $40 pm
Market space, Central Union Mission
The Presbyteriale; Church in the
United States.
Rev. D. A. Pllanck, Alabama, am, Ep-
worth NJ. E.
Rev. T. A. Dickson, DID, Arkansas. p.m..
Ninth Street Christian.
Rev. F. r. Beattie, DID,, Kentucky. am.
Central Presbyterian; pm, Mount Vernon
NJ. E.
Rev; E. NJ. Green, zp.D., Kentucky. pm,
Foundry M. E. Is 81
Rev. F: B. Webb. R.D.. Tennessee, pm,
Garden Memorial, Anacostia
Rev. S. S. Laws, DID, Virginia. pm.
Westminster Presbyterian
Rev. S. A. King. DID,, Texas, pm,
Twelfth Street NJ. E.
Rev. r. p. Kerr DID,. Virginia nm
Metropolitan Presbyterian.
Rev. w. McF. Alexander, DID, Tennes-
see, pm, Central Presbyterian.
Reformed Church in United States.
Rev. John C. Bowman, DID,, Pennsylya
mia, pm, Gunton-TempIe.
Rev. Cyrus Cort, DID,. Maryland, am,
Grace Reformed
Rev. J. I. Good, DID,. Pennsylvania, am.
North Presbyterian.
Rev. Benjamin S. Stern, Ohio, am, First
Reformed
Rev. j. H. Prugh, DID. Pennsylvania
pm. Keller Memorial.
Rev. George B. Russell, DID,, Pennsylya-
MIA, pm, Soldiers Home.