New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13

have been told God only knows H." much TINS Soou
9ne roc more see in his unselfsh life suggestion
I'm sociology which CHALLENGES our mos faiH l
With n high and cver-adYanClng clNllZatOn'
eoUaIi:v OF outward condition becomes more ana more
impossible. But marked h.qua.y o. ou' riI f r
time our civilization Is inpotent TO save ltseu. Onl!
thing can save H. Az ON ON comie9ora To-day
Cod he thanked for another clean earned fortune u 70
highest use Tor GhI'aS onc sood and faithful SER
w s thou hast already entered into the joy Of Thy Lord
V The graves edge say 10 thee Good night through
mo Veil we shout to thee, Good morning!
WHAT PRESIDENT HOPKINS SAID.
Whom Dir Hitchcock had taken his seat the veneer
able DR.. Hopkins for many years the president of
tho American Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions, spoke briefly as follows;
Know We not that there Is a prince AMI great man
fallen this day IN israeli II we "TT Ine ba e look
r. This ctV where shnll look this continent for
more princely man. for man more lstriousy great,
thmn bc whom we mourn to-dayi II we look at that
standard OF greatness he that will be great
ha he servant all He great in his power OF ac-
onistton combining integrity with skill lie uni
Yorny through his long fe successful IN business ana
success In business amid the fluctuations ot eis
country for so long period does not come by accident
but acquisition to him was means ana net ht ~, mis-
means TO the manifestation OF that greatness M LII. 81
Master commended aud commanded, the sreathe az
service giving Of the fountain that ~, ME
sun that radiates light and heat IN tno 40 nor
beneactions he was magnificent; PrRS5 a but doubt
know what the princes OF Europe nny Seneaeence as
much as see IL stated IN paper Dy Que Mno' ~ ~;
Luov he
bnovy hot The rich men OF this country may no. nut
nht whether there is another who mas gwen year py
wear ma much as that. He was great not only IN the
muniAceuce OF his gifts, but III Ie pIe"s VI s 20 rs
"a he Ioreness of His apprehension OF the wants OF h
~. and AS has been said. In the Judgment win
h ba that which he averegardless oil the
of denominations, or OF seets or OF the meth
IL - doing good And here IL becomes me 10 speak OF
What he did las my brother who has preceded me has
oran FOR the Institution OF sacred learnipg FOR me
PERSONALLY aud OF what he did for Williams college ana
lore rsIecnIly IN this connection II becomes me To
neak nf his long faithful and enthusiastic service IN
Sh,If of the American Board No who attended the
neeting OF that Board Portland last autumn. and who
remembers stiffness aud suspense which came over
The vast audience when appeal for increase OF funds
was made will ever forget the tenderness and the SIM
plicty with which Mr. Dodge said: " VIII d0uble my
subscription for the coming year" and the rapidy wlth
which the movement passed over the assembly calling
forth "a similar response. He remarkable Tor his
OF business and religion with all the amen
titles OF social life. lie remarkable for his real IN
evangelical religion without touch OF fanatcisn. lie
was remarkable his position the temperance ques
ton giving without stint for the promotion OF las cause
fully apprehensye OF the amazing evils connected Win
the traffic, himself earnestly and personally advocahS
the Case and everywhere consistent IN his example A
vet with not one particle ~ denuncatOn No manand
that not commoueyer heard him speak with unkind
those who differed from him IN regard 10 meant
or work: and the s true IN his advocacy VI ina