New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
NOTES HERE AND THERE.
onsrAcLxs TO CHRISTIAN UNIoS-THE woRK OF
MISSIONS.

There il little prospect that the Eplscopai
Church will make to the other Proiest~nt
pod,es which they will be at ell willing to accept In
deed they could the terms of the Episcopal
Cprch without stu riryiug and humating themselves
IN such all their sclf-respecI FOR every
soheme OF unity proposed by the Episcopal Church IN
siatx IA at they that their ministry sn
valid That they do Said prominent Freshly
terrain clergyman the other day. The whole thingh
exouIstsiy Absurd. and sorry that the Epis
copal Church itself with rdiculs In this mat
ter 10 OF the smallest bodies 10 tue A"u
actually proposing admit into the only true cnuo"
the great and mighty churches OF tha country ihe'e
churches torsooth torsweat their mono
mast blot ont tn-tr uoOle aud admit that they
are no better tina heather aud publicAna A" W
gain what The cold approval OF "Itie oo"J ""'0"
could be easily hidden In any OF these conr'nes
The thing is grotesque Christian unity will come In
(ods owl gooi Tine 1t will not come through any
.,ch .oirit OF selr-rghteousuess that Many Epis
eepaI eisrsymsn hold yiew and would rather
prop,se no terms all such - are obviously im
practicable
The next few years will witness sharp aud p-rhap'
bittsr contest between Old and new theology men
an TIA conprexationa Church. The meeting OF tho
American Board at Des Mones really settled nothing
and the delegates who nave returned are only more e
IN their views From the Old theology point OF Wow "
Is certainly hardship that the agencies wncn they
have established great expense should now Dc use'
for the dissemination OF what they oonsider erro"e'u
aoc,r,nra On tho other asnd from the now theology
point OF view IL Is an equally great harusnp 'na' s
sionariss burning with to proacn to the heatnen
snouid be kept back from their work because
they hold certain speculative opinions In regard 10 ,no
future lite 1t is not ouly IN tho mission heu tua
the conflict between tho theo'9ies wiz arse .no
Sostlon on this question. Indeed there are nIny nd
=. uo.sbla Wnai tue result viii 10 Il Is OF coarse I'm
possible but IL would NOT De Al All surprsns "a u
Resulted regottsbe division between Tie Two pArsea
The following some points In the third trionnia
report OF the Board Missions OF the Episcopal church.
Aust puDnsned rhe missionary tsrritory OF DAEot' has
been divided. Bishop Hare becoming the missionary
Bishop Dakota ana Bshop Walker being eecteI
70 the bishoprio Of North Dakota Inc Board recog
nize. A. Us AuIIlare. the Church German society the
f,nnreb s,coty for PronDLug Christianity Among the
Jews, and the Wonan's Auxiliary. interesting mis-
eonary conferences have been neid 10 rroy' " l.
Hartford Coma, Providence. l. and Colenp'a
e O. and 81 Important conference In the interests
OF the tho coored people mas oeen Ecu ~
BALTIMORE An efort has been mad 70 increase
the ell ensy Of tne s'S ss nswSsS crapp ed for
money recently coma ienty expected tnAt ms
ga ga o. o, fbs ,n,s.onsres nov IN tue
engulAry successful. ani iheir spirit o. SCI S I
unasr lnany usnts mas been worthy OF al
praise
The Christian missions IN Japan are dons something
TO elevate the position OF woman, though progress IN
ti. direction SLOW To Tue pref u!icos OF the
r.o,e missionary uow laboring that country thus
describes that prend The husband Is CO nparel to
heaven the wife under his feet Tue husband
Is the - tho vile the uighL woman may hA'"e'7r1
b.antv grace and vlrtus siil she is lower than tho
loves man Whmans pOsltiol IN Japan IA better tnsn
IN mos; Ea.tern Lands. sun II not what we h"u
~ In Christian lands woman Japan Is never her own
mistress she never to como III age Oht" mai
Sed she must obey father when WIFE, the VIII Oh
her hu.bant; n a widow, her eldest son knew Que
case however where the notnOr ru'1i aa win roo VI
iron. made ner sons M most mlseraee % e
wou' watch nm "a" S SIN no Kent on pr4yns ami
u.ut hegou
one New Years she took all her kois LOT sue
I'D n."v ~ HEN and threw ih-n into he cana. re-
&c we'd letter TINS yOnng man. atier MS moIhrr
copyersiOn IN which lie stated there was nope TOT al
Japan aow that his mother nsi accepted tne ruin.
Woman In Jap Al ENJOYS many liberties AMI vih"2es
O: edncation srAded nor kept IA ignorance
eoyereigns OF the empire women. Bat after Al
Chrlsrianity alone gives woman her true P'stOh anu
creates the hone-life aud the HAPPY chlld-hi7'
Christianity IA making considerable progress among
4b- Maori. OF New -ZealaDd They have just erected
new church which they have called ST. Georges "
auusiop 10 The drst OF Bisnop se Wyn VINO TOT
many wears ia1ored hcrOcaly among them' AZ Tue
cn.rt,g -, ths church seven ciergymen anu 4oo
Ssuves we're present The local papers speaA Ve cry
highly Sermon which was preaeue. ~ Que QUE Wnri
Satve clergyman Rev Mon 'uroL ana the nIo n
Snrissn. SERIOUSLY hnE OF d"'ns sonstnas 'Vr me
anirtua enlightenment ~ The tuglsh oOlon'S' III '"'
sparsely settled distrcts OF New-L'A"nu'
Tho scheme Tor the ESTABLISHMENTS OF a great roman
ro,hc aivsr.ity Is DOT fully uuiOlded 10 the public
xat nor Will Il ba until those WHO have the matter al
-. ,.va norfee,ei all tue details But enough IS
tnoUn Id make Il certain tue proposed university
q 10 lake very among the universities OF tue
world IL runOrei that ali the more famous
Ssaaber. Of tue nnlversities IN Europe W." 10
tr.nsf.rrsd to THIS university, and that the Cs'ho-
1io Church 10 Auerct cannot endo" ana support
e. very unlikely contingency, however-the Catnohc
thurcn IN general viii contribute 10 us SUPPORT An.'
30 o. nnan learning tue neI Of SCIENCE so
that cutie ssno'iIc wi'l a. la't % vo,,
40 .s - res dea OF issa.lac part OF
ne
ioarnnz OF tho day Parents wac are ~ 80
their LIBERAL eidc 'ton are Arp VscA ~ h .ue
Thought tnat m a. ukeI'oi theIr ooys VIII come o"cA
FROM oOi.egr coGHrued aSnosueS
Tue proposed Catholic uuiversty will appeal strongly
to .ncb mamie for II VIII Offer Their sons the tram
sos oesirsi without It. accomp.oylng dangers
knowledge OF tbls fact viii donpte's stimulate Frotos-
tants TO more support Of reisous COZ. sses,
eo-caile ed, that they should ue III sohe so''
viva. D. LDe Catholic Un'Vofs!S
The nst report Of the National Association TOT
supplvtng FetnAo eiical Ali to the women OF ihua
has been pubhshod The report expresses uos'i7 ~
affiliate with the medical w0-g OF tue various missionary
aoc-tes Ii also that the SUBJECT OF neulcs
rn,..,on work In general received new I'M
vul,e by tue founding OF this society remiKsoe 'n
etauce 4, the gift OF the native princes W 'uo ~
mon az Barcily OF 40 estate OF III acres Will" e0
brick house. garden and outouI'dnss Iue n'"'' ~ 20
p.ed "A A no.pitaL Wien Lord Dlnerin was apOoiu'eu
S,,o- a, india Queen Victoria expressed the hope 10
f.av Durerln that sue would endeavor 10 establish
much an ASSOCIATION IN India a. mas oeeu 'ouuu04' Wv
Cneen having Deeu moved TO 10 this oy very esrne'
,,.al .an, To her by the wife OF the MshArAJih oil
Puma The manarAnes had bsen cured OF painiu III
t.rnal disease OF long standing oy tue SKI" anu
6Aeuty OF Mss Benby. physician connected WIN Tue
yniss,on at Lucknow. VINO when sumnouou
nv the maharajah, hal made t9e journey Oh iVV '''
- s,,ad s.yeral weeks In Puma. where there was no
o,her Furopeau. when the time came Tor MISS beioy
r. return The mabarADse enireated heI 20 'e Vuoos
Victoria what ad OF India hs TO sulet ~ u e y,
pickncss aud tne account 10 person ma ~
have more wegbI Miss Belby rephro thAt II mlKn' pe
it In gst an audience Of the Queen. and that II she
coud me Queen would not be abe 10 make women uoc
for. or order them to 10 India ms rxpi ahauon
bouev.r WAS pied by the persstenl
Eho brought pen and paper sn1 SAID 70 MISS Del
-. Vou must messAge, abu Nrlee
s1y'au Dr Mlss sab b.. FOR ~Ant 10 put II III
1nL., an, you are 10 tho loczet around your