New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
xopx DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY o. SHEET

A.. ,1. ..,n 4, MI. own language. Tho Church gave
thanks for the means OF grace ana tns Z, tp
The gift of tongues for the purpose OF preacnnR to
gospel to ali the world bur this migaty aatne'n ssGns
OF deeper things than mere missionary eno INA stand
tbs con OF Tongues into c0nsideratOn anu
Ing in the place OF tho strangers some conception o.
their wonder may be lmsgnsd M ca ,1 nderstand
It must have appeared to them az sign shas 90 ,1
the world had been brought together Such Is the lesson
OF whitsuntide. and the application 49, frst that eaen
Holy Spirit ana secondly. That every should strive
to keep the unity Of that spirit All should i've To-
bend tho bitter controversy going They should
put away all the stumbling blocks which divert persons
from that unity aud turn TO tue broad question OF
charity Leaf by their bitterness they greVe inc Holy
After the sermon tho choir sang Beethoven's liking
all Glorious" with orchestral acsompanment ana
81: Der While the
being seyered fl Bd ssRs ton .c ana
s scSnn alter which tho
sang Gounod's Gloria IN Excelsis" aud the "Nunc
Cbrst our snn' on u, Arose Daring the
vices the parts borne by the following SINGER
alto VIM Smedley; tenor, NJ b. FAR; baritone. Henry
Crors basso. +. Ii Dunkinson-the choir being under
s At the conclusion OF the services the orchestra per-
formed Beethoyeus Llrghetto. symphony d. conductor
by Henry Carter
At St. Adams Church In Forty seventh-st. there was
much larger Attendance than is usual The music was
very elaborate and the floral decorations surrounding
the base OF the the altar beautiful The ser
of the church. His text was Mark K, 40: Ana they
called the blind man. saying unto hm Be OF so9d CON-
tort rise: he calleth thee!" His point was that the
spiritually blind OF modern times correspondent 10 the
physically blind OF the text with tho exception
that they di not call Christ for AID as he passed
At st. Ignatus church the Row. Dr. Ever selected his
text from Ezekiel xxxvi "Come from the four Winds
oh BREATH and breathe upon these slain that they may
live" st. Augustine, no said. tells us that when
kings earth undergone great Trials OF bah
much Joy they generally desire to show their minln-
oenco in proportion their riches. THESE kings gts
are eirhly because they themselves are earthly But
blessed King after enduring all, mas won the We
tory. We have watched Him until lie entered heaven
in triumph in his great love He gives us MS
best gifts gift OF the Holy Ghost Christ went up on
hga to receive gifts for world but he Intended tat
IL should receive tnem In certain way Ihese giits
cannot directly to each indiyidul Inc Woru
and Christianity antagOnstic TO eaoh olhef inc
HOLY Ghost fell on tho apostles as individuals and as
men separated from the world ST. Augustine says GOI
breathed Church the breath vi NE, ior thc
spirit descended IN many tongues OF me-
The Rev Noah Hunt SchoDck, ID. d.. preached at st.
Anus on the H5hts, Brooklyn on Toe Pentee0s' his
text being. "No say that Jesus Is Lord but by
the Holy Ghost" Cor, XII, 3. The preacher said that
so much was said about development Do|adlys that
times forget that every g00i ana perfect
gft comes down Cod Men come to narrow the
periphery OF their observation aud to ascrDe the Things
that arc sweet and temporal to hands that perish IN
their using The first presentation or faltn or th
ADoStJllc Church the 100 disciples tarrlrd
uraying for coming OF the Redeemer. Inigne their
awe a. the wind down from heaven aud the earth
trclnbled Then IL was that the Apostles knew that
the promise OF their Christ had boon fulfilled