New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

N the p,n,e II only used for purpose Of illustration
Tne heavens declare the glory OF od. and the rna "a
sa astronomy no. anss only used
n means of illustrating TRUTH That teacher w his
Ssovedge Of SCIENCE IL sinner May not the mini
preach pecsi May not the sSren pbat YOU are
answer, In no case" Show the enhdf ,,i soon heed
personally in them and m .Ss De taught with
your teaching The orac!es OF GOO and preach
ns sh n" bible in preaching nom q yery
20 eud such preaching sinner Of the evil results Of has
, te him that you speak Goes Sols; nr hearers
have p.we me throne OF 4od. The nan who sPesks
i,h.at "ThHs saith the Loru ~ nv U ~ Voc texf
Sh1sssn pulpit and ought not to be there In re
saT.s IL any man minister. let MN 90 ~
=. az the ability which God gfyeth. Fresen ne
@insier work the pastoral care equally mr.
nnd the true OF the Sunday eeaCner,
strSt thing a teacher his pupils Is good MANNER
pure heart, sefgovernment. thouehiinl cehnu, nu
should acquaint himself with tne i've % % He
and, far possible, better ther 1,., CD has
shoud perform all good offices with the ability uo s
given him One element of this ability Is ume. son
80 ahey have no time They would do well to examine
and II they waste or mlsspend no elln, h nnder
our control the other; but many nlure or h
their health. man has DO more rst 20 .se ces 90 10
eeaith man with his hfe and the man VINO uoes - 70
1ntv of suicide. Another element Is natural Rlts'
Some have an aptitude for teae1n nother Cement
~ svn1pathv the SUNDAY school teacher must enter
Vim ms heart into what he doing To come 10 the
s a task - Wesrisome to the teacher and OF little
advantage 10 the pupils. But when we come Win ucn
der love and concern for the class, 1t viii ne pleasant
ana nroatabe and good will be accomplished To minis
ter the ability God gveth we must De DIeu Win
the Holy Ghost.
Methodist Episcopal Church will long be remembered
by those witnessed 1t. The church was beautifully
and proflsely decorated with fragrant Movers ana
n, ~ the sunday-cnooI at word when
told them that II was their day. and that tney must
have good time" The exercises began witt an organ
y0luntary bv Prof F. whitney Shelley, after which
singing bY the children and reetatons Dy MISS DAISY
Kunz Frank Thomas. ana uarrie E. Smith followed.
The event ~ the day was the recitauon, Dy NeIiie
Thomas little golden-haired beauty about nye years
came tripping on to the stage with perfect
self-possessIOn, and when she nsn n1 ~ tt
tbe audience. forgetting The sansnty o. tne
place. greeted her with tumutuous applause enc re-
Sived graeiOusly, and with an ar whlen pian
said am sure deserve H. hnen lhe aPpI"so , I az
ceased the Rev. William II. Thomas, the pastor 70 the
well-kuown story of the unknown little nero who
when Union lines were wayerlng under tne aespel
charges Of the enemy at GETTYSBURG sezed a n.g
hand the pastor said " when the Ahgnt was over,
found dead body OF that noble hoy under heaps OF
slam uubeut LIS fingers, took from them me nag anu
fwaving I'D mere II Now. boys, will you, when duty
you, brave the boy who, with the nag OF
stored tue battle g. We viii r. shouted the boys, ana
the girls INSURED BY he story, cried even lcuder than
and Tue children we're dismissed with blessing;
Al 81. Paus Methodist EPISCOPAL Church. at Fourth
served by special meeting Of the sundAysehooi N me
chapel connected with the church at p W. addresses
were made r. Z. Trow bridge, superintendent OF the
school the Rev. DIR. Angler OF Boston. Bishop James
ana the rev Dr. Hurst President OF the Drew Theolog
cal Seminary TIE services We're varied Win singing py
the children
THE UNIvERsALIsT CHURCHES.
At the Sixth Universast Church. al fIfty-seventh-st
ana Eghth-ave the exercises of Chlldrens Day were
opened by the singing OF the hymn beginning while
vet the youthful spirit bears the image OF its God
witiu." The Rev. James NJ. Pullman tie pastor then
Matthew xvii. which describes CBrists
setting little enid IN their midst, ana saying tnat
must become a. little children II we desire 70 enter
the Kingdom of Heaven. Prayer was offered nv the
pastor protection and happiness OF clldren III
was followed the singing of the hymn. IlefrlI oe
hymn was finished boys Ave girls. and six infants
bapI eGca one, as the rite was performed re-
eeivng a bouquet from a large vase OF nOweTs wIIch
stood near the font.
AT Dr. Chapin's Church, at Fifth-avesn Forty fifth
st about 800 children assembled OF wROm we're oaD
tlzed The consisted Of appropriate sermon
by DR. Chaplin and several SabbathschOO sung by
tie children. The floral decorations were very rcA
pulpit laIry buried In flowers large bouquet
adorne each of it, aud on the sacrament tanic
was a great pyramid Of flowers. which uiled the
churcl with their perfume. These we've aiterwdrd
given TO the cnlldren TO carry home.
AT the BlceckeIst. Universalist Church, the Rev E.
C. sweetser preached the annual sermon 10 children
The pulpit the ncosed space in 'front.' and in the rear
and above the pulpit pfofusely decorated win
flowers The scholars attached 10 the sundaY-schoul,
one OF the largest the city, filed the galleries. Inc
ryiccs consisted Of singing 10y ne Onlfcn eu y! tue
choir under the direction OF Quentin hcAdan the ou-
periuendent OF the Sunday prayer b5 He pistr
"a sermon 10 the cAidfen. III cOus4stou oi
character or good ana nd cnl-
dren contrasting the with the other entertaining
anecdotes ann ending with description or the pfll
ctfdhoo life aud character OF Jesus CHRIST, ana al
vice 20 all the little initiate his example Tne
concluded Win tue ceremony o. chL45bsi
tng belonging 10 mcm1e OF the cVnsIePdJn