New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW
ACTUAL. START OF THE WORK OF THE
CONFERENCE BEGINS THEN.

The EcumenicaI Conference really begins its
work tomorrow. yesterdays meetings, success
f,,l az they were. having been merely prelim-
mary. The first sessions for the discussion of
missionary topics will be held simultaneously in
Carnegie Hall and the Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow. beginning at 10 a m The
addresses will be limited TO twenty minutes each
The speakers at Carnegie Hall will be the Kew.
Or Aug,stl1s H. Strong, president Of Rochester
TheoIogicaI Seminary; the Rev. J. HUDSON ray
lor founder Of the China Inland Mission ana
Robert E Speer secretary Of the Board OF For
etrn Missions Of the Presbyterian Church in the
United States. Those at Central Presbyterian
C,,,rob will be the Rev Henry T Chapman, sec
re+ar, of the United Methodist Free Churches In
England. the Rev Paul De Schweinitz, secre-
~ Of the Board Of Missions of the Moravian
C-,-,-ch and the Rev DR.. H. c. Mabe. secretary
Of The American Baptist Missionary Union
IN the afternoon session, which begins at 2;5O
and lasts until o'clock. a survey Of mission
fields will be taken. Japan and Corea VIII De
discussed in Calvary Baptist Church; China, at
the Fff+b Avenue Presbyterian; Assam Burma
and siam at the Church OF the Strangers india
and Cevlon at the Central Presbyterian Church'
Oceanfa Al the Broadway Tabernacle; Mahom-
e+an lands at the Madison Avenue Relorrneu
Church. Africa al the Union Methodist Church'
North and South America at the Madison Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church ana hebrews III AL
Lands" at Carnegie Hall
Hero are some Of the afternoon speakers;
JaDan and Corea-J. l. DEARlNGi JC41IfS
PETTEE. Q F. REED. o. r. AVlSON' ". Nj,
BAIRD.
china-T PEARcE SRsc5 MRS 5 l. oRA4 RALPW4N' + +.
KvPFER' MRS. r. H. TAYLOR
Assam Burma and siam-F H. EHbLET-H' Ell N MFs ?
J. N CUSHING. " n COGHRASSki \ =, y ", r,,r1 +
| HHIALMERs NIaI5l1f MARTIS
/ India ana Ceylon-I- B. WOLF, J. WILKIE. J E
NJ -HtaBBOTT, ". MALsE;L-I-; l. W SCID2D52EIR
2 PoJS4E J2TAs MrI 7 3 B II. BADLE9 MISS SWIFT
/ Oceania-R. WARDLAW THOMPSON, O.; 4
GTLECK BISHOP HURST J9ElS1E3e J0HE 6 PAP0NN "a y
CANON EDM0NLs; w E,t5 Z; ESQ COUSINS FRAN
! Ns,horne+a- Lands. /. BARTON, ROBERT E
sPEFcR WILLIAM JESUP. ". H HUTTON
4 HARGRAVEs-
! Africa-PISHOP TURNER, BISHOP WALTERS
/ HENRY RICHARDS. r. H NASSAU, ROBERT
LAWS A MARENSkH
! >-orrl and South Amertca-TAYLOR HAMILTON.
B-FIG d E GfY S'St 10 J6HN & X y BTTLER 5HST.I
Hebrews in all lands-J. FARLEY DAILY. DAVID
4 " TORRANCE. 4 c. GABELIN,
There viii be simultaneous evening sessions
again in Carnegie Hall and Central Presby-
reriau Church at p. m, which will be devoted
/ 70 a consideration Of the last one hundred years
/ Of mission work
( The speakers at Carnegie Hall VIII be Eugene
I stock editorial secretary Of the Church MIS-
! sionarv Society. London; the Rev. Or. James s.
Z Dennis author Of Christian Missions and Social
! Progress " and the Rev Dr. Arthur T PiersOn.
J E-5itor-fn- Chief Of THE Missionary Review OF
the World" At Central Frgspyterlan ChIrch
the speakers will be the Rev r. Wardlaw
! THOMPSON. Of London; the Rev DR. John O.
! Patton OF Oceania, and the Rev DIT John Henry
/ Barrows