New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10
SUNDAY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SbR|ICES
EXERCISES OF THE DAY IN DETRoTT-coNvEN-
TON NEAR AN END.

EXERCISES OF THE DAY IN DEIkOll-|ON'EN-
TION NEAR AN END.
Detroit. July 9.-Although a large majority OK
the army Of Christian Endeavorers In Detron
utilized the streetcars to-day, consideraoie por
ton refrained from reading the Sunday news
papers Few Of the ministers. who occupied me
various Protestant pulpits went 10 the extreme OF
mountaineering themselves by walking long DIS
tances az did the Rev. Charles NJ Sheldon au-
thor OF In His Steps. who walked more Una"
three miles 10 preach from the text. One i our
Master: all we are brethren. TO cohgresauon
which entirely exceeded the capacity OF the be,h'
any PRESBYTERIAN Church. Mr.. Sheldon spoke
enthusiastically OF the signs OF the times. espe-
cally the awakening OF the social conscience Oe.-
ter relationship between employers ana eHp'oyea,
federation OF the churches the movement 'o"Aru
civic righteousness and an awakening 70 the
stewardship features OF the CHRISTIAN Hle' 10 :"
his money time and talents
The features OF the afternoon were cro"ded
meetings for men and for women exclusively ana
a Sabbath Observance rally Thrty-nve hundred
men filled the floor and galleries OF Light Duhru
Armory al the mems meeting. The men sang WI"
ene enthusiasm. and a large proportion OF them
nubliclv pledged that the occasion would De WIN
49,, landmark from which would date better
ne Secretary Baer conducted the meeting ana
the Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman preached
Mrs F. F. Clark wife Of President CLARK, pre-
sided over women's meetings, which hi'eu ING
Woodward Avenue Baptist ChurCh' "'''
Walker OF Queensland, Australia led the "'o
r,ons The programme OF addresses was As ~.
is. ..Tbe Women OF Mexico" Mrs. G scot
yS-,u,ams San Luis Potosi, Mexico; THE Women
=, china" Miss Caroline E Chittenden' FOO
Chow China; The Women OF ASIA MISS 'ess'
.okarnan Chicago: "Woman's Work for her
country" Mrs. Howard NJ Ingham Jeners'"'
Ohio. . o,,a rot
dacfre 10
- observanca gathering. An address on
.cohhatb in the Home" was delivered by the rev
M Daytd NcAllister OF Allegheny, Penn re
beid the religious development Of the ianS ~ ~
OF the utmost importance, the IaH The corner
Soundsticn % the civil structure, ana Ihe 0O'"S
lo oCra ~ The temple OF worship. Said he. 49,,
I'VE cannot carry on our eiyiIza9oh. h pSev are
our young people, e9ple, 70 Sse Sss ' homes
Srha Rev c y Howard, OF kOchester, Iei 49,
at length some attempts made IN thal g.y 80
ard closing the SIDE f 600T bo on P OF Lyme
d ics ontario on What the Sabbath May 10 i"'
r,,rnit and Windsor the meetings took the FORM
~ ''consecratiOn services. Inc cdpasi'{, 49,
churches was taxed President Fra Ih T., ys"ns
conducted the services IN the Wood"aru AAe, 80
Ranfist Church Among those VINO dlrect,ea VIC uls
services or made addresses Y the other cau w.
we-e The Rev Dr. Charles F.. JEFFERSON o. Ns~
W. tho Rev William Patterson OF Toronto'
he Rsv lanes l. HI, OF Salem. Mass; the Bev.
James Mursen. OF London, Engand me NJ
arneft Of Wherefore Ohio. the Rev. Jonn Fol-
iock OF Glasgow. Scotland; the Rev Dr. yohhn
Henry Barrows Of Oberlin. ono; the rev y SI
+ Pounds OF Indianapolis Bishop Sanusl ~
iows ~ Chicago. and the Rev. Or floyo W.
Tomkins OF Philadelphia. ,., r,.,s
The convention will end tomorrow nlght. , -
v,Ii he Junior Endeavor and missionary rallies IN
each OF the big tents, prison work conie'e"0''
and farewell gatherings In CONCLUSION