New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
CONFERENCE NEARITS END
TOMORROW THE LAST DAY OF THE
ECUMENICAL.
MASS MEETING FOR INDIAN FAMINE SUE.
FERERs THE CHIEF FEATURE YES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SPEAK IN
VARIOUS CHURCHES
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

E4ster founder o. clifton springs sanitariuul-
as a Whole; Practical Proofs OF Value In
George E Post Beyroot professor Of surgery syrian
ITi5sn1 Stsn6 C]SllSge; ] PT G. F. Hsrford. .BatteIsoy
China Inland Miso9 DIT F. Ho%aTd srs @ Taylor:
er,s1 ~ fr y Ays3n Seoul G9rea missionary. Presoy-
CENTRAL CENTRAL PREsHYTERIAN CHURCH. Fifty
seVeEth-s st. west Of enth-ave.-There Will be
Of Christian and General KnoxlefEe Among ths
Chinese The Rev George oven. Of iae''I the London
Reforrns y S9Ge,y SSiy. VII speak on Some Recent
@ 5ne th AnsTea1 I Baptist Missionary Unon win speak
$50 p M-CENTRAI. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
HT3RSPIIALS HOE AND DIsPEXSARIEs- D. B. g.
EsT6 st96lished3 Their GoTdqet Management under
edieai Or HfqP Ro5sr9 g es6s ssFal MsR TO
G China president OF the Medical Missionary society
sionary, si Reformed Church in America 1oualinca-
son; New-YGrk. president New-York Academy OF
St TfipGe55 Test Of Eg65h 1 EDUCATION PEiILAN-
sioHal MhS%i in Inda Ns AVs'cf nd Abbott & oSqg y;
orPhaHs Miss cornna shatiuck e oorfa Turkey
missionary. a. B. G. F NJ. Work for The Blind;
the Rev A. NJ. Cunnin CHAM China missionary.
.orth. Japan. missionary Methodist Episcopal
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. Firty-
seventh-st- and Madison -ave--I.TTERARY WORK
mCh3nGellor MseCracken presiding The Extent
the Rev. Timothy Richard China secretary OF the
Knowledge IT jtara-y 1y-Cr-ers an ,a a, - ~
ReT; Dr. K 5 Macdonald, read by the Rev. J.
IN Mission Fields" the Rev Richard Lovett OF
Work Of ihe American tract Soe9 the RsT Sre b
OF India tba Par f.aor,- 80, ...-.se.- =,
the BS y rhe NJ Pgs,.hinS Centre at Beyroot
Funlishgg iI Ing Centre at ConstannoBle the Rev Dr.
and General knowledge Among the Chinese the
FIFTH .yr<c1:r Z TieiIG4 GIlp2 4r2pr,>- ,r-
MISSIONARY LTTERATURE FOR HOME
sneral - Msi@naTy m 'ersuTs R9[' ResiaG. r f2S1s
EDITORIAL Ame2aR 9 ReT Board P q Sssns
eIs ror Foreign Missions; Mrs J. T. Ciracey. secre
odst Epscops 5Sursh he Rg2 Dr. 0Gse wooaru Ssr
Halsey. secretary Board of Foreign Missions Pres
800 P M-CARNEGIE HALI-'"The Liquor Trarfc
Into Foreign Mission Feds viii he eensdersd 5is
%,ori SE ba , g F. HaTf9rd,Hattsrs6y of Liyngs,one
dore l. CuyIer. Of Brooklyn y Y ''The Relation
Peace Of the world Adsssa % by ths RaT sRa p fse
Seminars anG pse5 @ ss 1 H9yiIGgd WIn Theolos,Sal
e9R Rsand Rf s3 aPts Miszpn45x sOeietz
seventh-st west Of seventh ave-The Rev. Dr.
bv the Rev Dr. W = Cousins Of %adsgasssT
hSy Msh %f %s@na4P PssP' os t .ass e s
Baby WIZ Of e fT1sten seicd oY ar oeg 8rsn
NOTICE.
morning sessions on medical missions in Carnegie
ian They win be admitted at the Fifty-sixth-st-
without the necessity of showing other tickets.
A meeting or the Worlds Committee of WOmen's
lissionary Societies will be held in the chapel OF
,entral Presbyterian Church this morning at 10
CLOCK Miss a. B. Child. chairman
The Ecumenical Conference Is drawing TO a
lose. Tomorrow is It's last day 1t enters on
he second week Of it's sessions however. with
unabated interest and will devote
most of its time to-day to a consideration of
medical work in the mission field. There was no
ession of the Conference proper yesterday. but
most Of the delegates individually had a busy
ime preaching and exhorting in churches and
alls from morning to night. The feature Of the
ay was the great mass meeting in Carnegie
ial in the evening in behalf of the India famine
und. A mass meeting for men was held in the
morning in Carnegie Hail. under Young Mems
'hrtstian Association auspices and at a well at
ended gathering in Calvary Baptist Church IN
he afternoon the evils of the rum and opium,
rattle among the heather were vigorously de-
ounced.
The Presbyterian Church of East Hampton.
-ong Island through Joseph S. Osborne. treas
Irer. sends $50 to the India famine fund
through The Tribune
DR.. George W. Dowkontt will give a luncheon
or the medical missionaries at Calvary BAPTIST
'hurch at noon to-day.
The Chinese Christians Of the five boroughs Of
'ew-YOrk City will give a reception in honor OF
ne delegates of the Conference from China this
Vening from TO 10 o'clock at the PRESBYTERIAN
'hinese Mission No 53 Fifth-ave