New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
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The Century Clubs reception NJ Munkacsy on satur
day night was an extremely pleasant and successful
affair President Huntington made graceful ana appie
cative address Of welcome English and Professor hoe
ker one in German NJ Munkacsy replied in French a.
follows:
regret gentlemen. that must express my sentiments
in language which is neither yours nor nine nn, IN one
could tell you how greatly am honored ana n"ev I
by this expression so generous ana Sy II shows
| me that intellectual bond exists InrVusIoJt'
nm, mated sO With " loye of the beautiful Be
sured that in the few days for which have nad ths
honor TO be among YOU have felt and more that
am in the midst of people of heart and Htelgence
free people whom all the world adInres Allow liz nj
gentlemen. drink To the art of America now Dorm anu
advancing rapidly.
NJ Munkacsy whistled several Hungarian airs aiter
ward for the entertainment of the club Three OF the art
lists paintings were on exhibition along Win mum
Der Of etchings The paintings were Grandfathers
Birthday" loaned by Mr. sedelmeyer; Afternoon Tea,
loaned by Morris X Jesup and the sketch for The Last
Day of a Condemned Man., loaned by Heber X BISHOP
given in the Grand Opera House this evening in honor OF
NJ Munkacsy The text of the opera was written , y
TOkay the Hungarian poet and the scene OF the play
laid in Hungary. The opera house VIII De decofa'e WIN
Hungarian flags.
EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH.
"Tbe Duty of the North and the Nation to the
Children of the south the subject of lecture
| by the Rev. A. d. Mayo, of Boston, IN the All Souls
Unitarian Church. Among other things he SAID;
The Northern people to-day nave a siDdllcr pei
sonai liking for the negro than the people of the
| south; although they are LII condition to give INN
| citizen ana a free The only pecularltles OF
southern IeoPe come from the schCong OF their
| negroes, by their 200 years of southern american
c, have obtained greater lit toward CIV n+auoa a
years it Will cost more money ana worrm men od9 70
change 100000 REDSKINS than our ''OOo'OOo
| coored peoplc " good American citizens,
! We have on hand work 80 great 20 immensely
important, Inspiring to every man anu NoniSn
With soul above the lower Of life that We may
well go about it while the day lasts before LOT u
the night cometh IN which NO man can can, %4 W. ibs
That the training OF the y0unG.r 1ni mr. ol I
American people, the 2O9ooOOO children ane Ioue
tny and appalling responsblltles OF our new Aie III
IN the eleven ex States, the great Didch
cloud Of the lteracy of the lower laborins ma7ses
Southland and scattered POI ulation adds greatly
to the difficulties of the situation Even NOR NOR sen
PIE; tho south IT. Is not thst the southern peope.
MIN tc or Sack are Specially to the schooling
of their children Now what can the North all , lne
the situaton The political and religious press Of
the North Is sort of drop-cuItain betNeeh u,o toU
~ conthern lie more or less unreal The Southern
press outside OF a dozen excellent Journals neither
represents nor knows the actual condition OF aii!rs
secondIy-Take this thought fully into mind that tne
south is not to be developed even lndnstrIaIyi Dy
Northern aid especially that the social reigio S
educational life of the South j. least OF az 70 De ae
veloped by machinery, planted north OF me ono anu
Potomac All aid to Southern education. person. .a
ecc esiastical, National should proceed on the Hea
of encouraging and stimulating nome tHOi', anu
should be withdrawn soon as the people by rea-
sonahle exertlon, can do the work alone: LnrS h
Realize that the time has not come 10 "itnra" sucn
on what lines of operation can the people Of the
North enlist in tn campaign OF lnsuce pd'rQuiSin
and Christian brotherhood First-Ihrough a mighty
ministry OF edu az on tcouimnncato3 with
the CORES pondng class of the south and IN all pos
.ducation." carry on this blessed work. secondly
Along with this let private and chnrch sid N sIsSd
money for southern education Is to cndow compe-
tent man woman for such ministry as la.e
help themselves. Thirily-Our people shout CON
schools especially 70 the so-called COLLEGES for the
superior education Of colcred youth which are tur
a and ministers. FouIthiy-1he Northern pcn,le
should heed the effort Of the common school public
Season oI 10 Supplement- the peoples work in support
ing the peonle's common schools
REASONABLE AND UNREASONABLE DOUBT.
The Sunday night St Pauls Church at Fifty
pinth-st and Nnth-ave given by the Rev
". Elliott The subject was Doubt Reasonable and
Unreasonable" The lecturer said that reason
able man doubts when there is lack Of evidence a. TO
fact or in reference to doctrine lack Of authority in the
teacher It the part Of manliness and intelligence
to doubt TO demand further proof to examine the ere
dentias Of c amant authority croduity. stupidity
portv slavery race prejudice family tradition should All
stand i'm the court Of reason and he shlccfu 10 he t
cvompation Of intelligent, reasonable doubt Doubt be
comes unreasonable when Is made an end ID itsei ~
.Loud he spur 10 Investigation he som ID oospl i- I'D
a state Of disease and Nature demands gertrude Tor
Souuf condition. Hence. too. the lnddintNld
principles of thought are never counted pS n,iitnlu
mind scepucal mind Is due To ilreason 10 lhc uciI
sion that one has a right 10 doubt everything as well
after before Investigation ana 10 lu' rea.liun o d
vicious life the mental faculties There are men VINO
would sincerely rejoice could they hu believe mat me
only sure thing money and cash the only God that
sensual enjoyment is the end Of man Yet II cannot be
denied that there seemingly honest sceptcs
Mental freedom is gertrude. Doubt even wnen nteiI
gent, by means as necessary to me ifee r OF III
6u as gertrude concerning fundamental principles 10
start Life is defined ~ he the power OF notion ana
Of mental life this is especially tine No motion sup
"a h yfdu
I've point Bnt the mind infected with chro doubt can
no longer exercise ;he mental functions Of life 1t stands
at the cross roads and mseTaby looks at one and another
road and but ask which II the road without being aDe
10 profit by the Men should seek the truth hon
esty and theoretically with the perfect assurance that
sometime and somehow honest inquiry viii be com
pletely successful
THE MISSION OF THE SAVIOUR.
In the Church Of the strangers the Rev. D. F. Deems
preached upon the words The son Of Man is come to
seek and save that which lost" saying in part
pere IL the mission of Jesus spOken Zaccheus Now
Zaccheus and did not scruple Ia ald the
enemy il collecting tax from his own people AleAaders
family Napoleon followed him with his idea OF uni
sal conquest. Men and women to-day have their mis-
sons And the gives missionary who lifts Himself
above all the homage paid him by angels, and comes
down a little planet TO save. 10 give the race back the
Immortality II had lost No man can nave eternal ne
does not believe IN Jesus. The characteristics or the
impulse Of Jesus resolve themselves INTO love Inc e.
sence of his mission was love BIans are no'As Dut
means OF carrying out the impulses OF the heart Learned
he was. but His heart was his motor
And then. His love was conlprehensye including all
kinds OF people. Some men are ENJOYABLE. That slang
We'll Oh for poite gentlemany word to express the
whole OF il These people hard TO love, but Jesus
takes hold Of all The for you and me 10 try our love
not the sweet lOvabe person but the worst roughest
city. Not specializing on second probation and
what the heather who have not heard Of
the historic Christ wasting Thought IN that We must DO
as did Christ, going down TO people and quit specializing
No man who has not felt that he is lost can be saved
Drunkard and millionaire both, and all between must be
conscious their lost condition. or they cannot be saved
Christ came only 10 the lost and no others "a
man lost he has right in Christs aonement IL
may right spend dollar for cigars during the
Wcrka
show about how vivid impression your osness has ON
your mind
ANEW ORGAN ~ DE-. CUFLERS CHURCH.
The congregation of the Lafayette Avenue Presbt
Church in Brooklyn Dr Cuylers heard the tones OF their