New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
HONORS TO CANON FARRAR.
4 BREAKFAST AND RECEPTION GIVEN.
ENTERTAINED BY Z. p. BUTTON co.-THE ARCH
rr AcnNLs MnRDs 10 TIE CLLKGY.

| DEACoN's WORDS TO THE CLERGY
Archdeacon Farrar began his busy week with
abreakfast yesterday the Fifth Avenue Hotegven by
+. p. Dalton & CO.. his American publishers Ihefe
we're sh!een gentlemen at the table, the same NUMBER
that sat down to dinner Mr. Fields house in lrNngton
on saturday 80 cning there also eighteen at the
luncheon given to the Archdeacon by j. A. Hndey on
Saturday The distinguished visitor received tie guests
who had been Invited o. meet him IN front "'oF Oh s
hotel and Mt 10 o'rlocK taking the OF Mr. Dutton
ne WAS escorted to tho dniu-room Grace was said by
the Archdeacon Charles \. Clapp, the partner Of Mr.
button. presided and at his right. the order named
/ sat Canon FGrrar. Whitclaw Reid, Roswell smith,
CYRUS ". Field Hiram Hitchcock, Dr. Mallory AMI Mr
! Dutton at his left were Dr. Lyman Abbott H. W.
| Glider David VI. stone. Dr. Henry VI. Field, L. l.
/ Godkin. J. D.. Chduipn. ir., Major j. ". Bundy, Dr.
Charles A. St0ddard and Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler Bishop
/ Henry c. Potter c. W. Gable and c. i. Miller were
expected TO he present but detained There were
speeches bat after the breakfast the guests gathered
in little groups and discussed general tories until 1t was
time for the reception given by the cerSymen Of this city
and its vicinity the Arhdeacon AZ the house OF cyrus
! ". Field in Creamery Park.
Promptly AT noon when large company Of ministers
had assembled, Mr. Field called upon the Rev. Dr. l.
sorrs Of Brooklyn to make the address to the Arch
| deacon. In doing 50 DR.. Storrs sail in part:
! Different schools of philosophical ana Christian
thought doubtless represented among those present
well different eccleSaNtcal connections 0 course
it Is not because they aSsocltlc you eslcc"i9 WIN
either OF these that they have gladly come 10 greet YOU
an brcau.c they have felt themselves Naronsy ana
delightfully."- indebted To You rs ferveht ana qchenlhg
Christian scholar, loyal to your own convictions ana
Church. and for that very reason the more hGliu 10
tlcm. They have been instructed by your learning
animated ny cOGUtnCc established !re>h III some
great conclusions ly the shining strength OF your go n
maudng and stimulating thought, While lnVlgorated IN
their own fah by that ipr, Of earnest on na.% nno l
| what You have written. They have followed win yon
Thcy nave seen with you the witness borne by history
to Christ They maze trOdden. under Your guidance IN
footsteps Of tho majestic Apostle to the Ethiiirs
Ihcy watched, through your eyes the Whining ma
Supreme figure earth OF Him whose coming maze lhr
and dviner light The early days OF Christianity ana
the vast and vital messages OF the hooK, tlry nav Gu
dehSled TO rcVeW WIN you; anu j" "a, IS, c.,,I
sincere and adurihg gratitude for your llsr instruction
and inspiring influence which they come today - "Ief
We are naturally r'nlhueu' as We - ",.'t !" , ,
rooms, OF similar reception gwen utsr some '.
nG,oIfn nu ,i oII r1cst II seemed 10 a., ticn
as sc touched his hand and looked INTO hlS Splrioi.
face, tlat his coming had knit II, IN more NmpAi4rr
and vital bonds Nith the (frlsan lhogTl' ana e ~,
asrd from, ms lips as vine of lie iron. pure chaIi
/ The silver cord WAS then soon lo',rd me -odrh
| beautiful and sacred. rcrnainS with rs sim.
After ey pressing bis warm gratitude to the American
clery for the great Kindness with which hc had been
received by representatives of every >i1dc Of opui'n
and by members at every re-iors body ChUr.hmen and
Noucoufnru'-t, alice. llc Arc'i,'co spoke -u' 'th
/ utly rs follows:
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