New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

third word upou the rad nar the beautiful battiecry
Of CHRISTIAN. The children OF God are brethren
aud he of one min and soul But what does tho
Conmune unierstand ny Frat-raity" ~ The answer
der OF Petr1leurs ani Peiruleuses. Even the names
point to crme because only the Commune has invented
Liberty. Equality. Fraternty! These words arc
nccss tntly used and misu,cd, aud rtln Iney nsns
ideas winch express the highest truths OF CnrstaiD
Yes believe In the truth OF all tue exalted IDEAS snicn
these words sym0oi'ze, ont theTe Il ony o" ,o Aim
which real tHen aud that Is by turning 70 % nun
who taught those Ideas to the World the 7"" " ''
For tins pre.ens life often un belief ift up its
waIx, IN the steps OF the proIieal sou in inc Gospel
Christian brethren, do not waver IN your Ial.n I'LL
tradicou with OF the G"spe The crisin
om 2, suSs.nce neither of
his disciples been able TO expaiD Ihe iuIurr iIrs
IN the Ind of God ana 10 hidden from human view. but
and also tn. present TEACHES 1t 10 that
the nations will nd their trne welfare only ID tnAl ae
gree In which they to HIM who leads humanity
both indiviiu y ana collectively, through conlo 10
victory.
TIE CHANGES IN THE PRAYER BOOK
At ST. Marks Church DR. Rysnce yesterday gave
the second OF upon proposed revision OF
the Book OF Common Prayer. lie said tnst there are
three people in the churches and in the com
muuity at arge,hose who are eager to make RADICAL
chsnges tho reormers who push forward faster than
tho community move the extremely conservative
class who do want TO make changes. VINO declare
that what was good enough for their fathers
ia good enough for them and for their chiidren'
Tho third a.. comprs-s those while reverns the
lturxy q. he alive the ol
prugress and would away the litter OF tne pa.I
that hnders spirit OF the present from nhunS s
and fullest expression Dr. hyancs toiu un'
ers That al the changes suggested
were really only slight ones hat eccesiss'cr' a.
ru are and therefore there be"d not pe
alarm lest the PRAYER Rook he Radically changed nc
then briefly Indicated some Of the Changes.
In tne morning services ne SAID, u mas Derctoioro
been the Gust Morning Prayer, the Lltany
and most the Communion service, really three ser
BY the change 1t Is At the discretion " .n
clergyman which OF the services shall he used some
changes suggested for the evening service. espec-
lalv leaving the long sxhortaton vhcn Is ID the
morning service. DR.. Ryance Thought that THIS was
yery excellent departure He also was greaIp
ple tho special service wnlcn has been
prepared for burial OF little children
some prayers had been prepared which ne thought
excsllon lie noticed In the proposed new NJ 'nuai
oi Dsvoti0n-thst for the working cisss-ss On some
power gwen hln OF changing the services
from time 10 Time ., .A
The evening the first sunday of the month
Marks of choral seIvlca. Last evening"
there a festival service, brgining with procer-
sonal hymn, "rha Spacious Flrmanent on Hlgn from
Hayap. The choir and congregation united ia repeating
the tIIId Psalm. After tue nrst lesson
from The Old Testament, sung, the anthem IL -
good thanks unto the Lori A1hpteu from
Wsber's Al q. Following tho second lesson was
Deus Then ths creed, prayers ana COZ
lecI, egatlOn then sang Antlphoh-
allv sodIers OF Christ" This wss followed 0y the an
them Rehekah. given by the choir The onertOry an
them Trust In God. lie Will reward thy patience
was rendered DE the contrsto In soo The cn0r aud
CONGREGATION then joined IN sun OF my soul Ine
service win the recessonAl hymn ADlde Win
Me-" given by male voices