New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
TOPICS OF INTEREST IN THE RELIGIOUS
WORLD HERE AND THERE.

The Rev. DR.. L. ID. Beyan. now oil London
bur formerly pastor OF the Brick Ctnreh IN THIS ety
The PaN NaH Gae IN suggest ID It ihe second
Sunday service divided into two parts, separated
from each other by a short interval. "L.t the INST
part" he says, abe worship with hymnA chants
anthems prayers aud brief lesson. a, IL usu, Those
who 1ud that enough might then retire. Those who
wish need not attend IN, fret service
minutes either OF silence or while voluntary
was being played tho might give opportunity
for some To retire. 70 enter. Thea let there be
short sermon, introduced by hymn and n prayer and
the services OF day might close with another hymn
aud tho benedction Why keep people in 70 the sermon
out of supposed respect preacher while they are
tuning ana tretting and wanting 10 20 homef Why
expect everybody the worship who cannot symps
thize with the tendencies developed and advanced
ritual among the dissenters Tue mistake OF ths
preachers and tho churches that they do not ADAPT
.ried needs which. alter all, arc
~ the tastes OF the people Depend upon It, tho
second service is on its trial.
The ordination 0, the Rev. John C coIlns at New
Haven, Conn., few days says The Christian U'.'o.
had features OF special interest Mr.. Collins began ne
as q newsboy in this city then he became drummer
boy in the the age OF seventeen he was Wild
lad OF a common NewYork type. From this station In
life by indefatgable excron he obtained education,
entered Yale College. passed its course credtably and
entered the DIVINITY School. from which he grada
ated credit years Since then be has
been engaged city mission work. especially among
layman he had more influence with tue people among
whom he wors he was 81 ae Ce.
which is to meet IN Chicago in few days
The sessions Of tho Conference OF Christian Workers
will begin in Cacago Wednesday OF this week Tho
Rev A. F. shauflsr will read paper " Details OF
Work In Care OF Church Members; the Rev. H. 4.
shaui-r will speak Existing and Heal Methods o,
Work Among the Foreign Population" the Rev. ID. 4.
Reed or the School for Christian Workers. 0, sprne
field Mass will speak 1.-The Training o. Christian
Workers: the Rev. John C. Collins Will speak Tho
Value OF gious Stats les and How 10 Obtain Them
other subjects to be discussed The Different Con-
ditons OF Christian WorA ia Different Cites AHnHi
Neglected Chilirsnetc The idea underlying this con-
venIon Is an excellent one and iA practice. aims ongns
enlist for il the sympahies OF ali religious people IN
his country who value talk ouy 50 Tar as illustrates
or leads uD 20 WORK.
III paper real recently before OF the yersary
meetings Of Boston. the Hon. Geors, u stelras Ok
Chcopee Mas drew re-like picture Of the country
New-Engand minister. HIS house." says Mr.. -toarns.
s not his Anybody and every body may invade
pleasure and all expect 20 fni IN good clerical
keeping all times; and when q knock comes OF the
door the minister's wife with hissy ance tho
room to that 1t all in good ministerial shape and
that stray pides displaced dice box from
the backgammon board visible. need not speak OF
the financial annOyances OF the minister and the liberty
that til. sub,crbers his little salary take OF unloading
upon poor parson every hng Of which they have an
unmarketab- excess and OF requiring tia, be credited
against their subscription how his little income Is
abridged winter ~ forced credits ot vi ID a. sled
that notnn. but supernatural wedges aud Illr,
bIets ceAye IT, and the poor minister ani ths
boy to hht nard TO keep up Win tue hre nor Lo
In the spring pantry from the showers n veal nat
from the nsIznoOrs. ooSs ike the return o.
whole drove OF protlSAi soas AT ohce. Hsl"er psea
say the fall when the procession comes all c,sss
loals OF pumpkins in his doorytri day atter DAY. u
causes yard resemble the -arjeno golden trdt
These OF the ann0yances-prrhaps you M @AI
THINK more than annoyancea-oi the poor country nis-
ter"
An interesting religious monthly has just been started
in this city by Dr. George d. DOSkontt wacA Il to DO
the organ OF the SewYork Medical Missionary society
In the building occupied By this association. says
correspondent OF he Wes'era CISIStiat A6v,eHe,
comfortable healthy Carstlan 10 ne Is ifprioi 70
the students Board provided At 80 week ant rooms
at corresponding rate. course OF twenty lectures GU
each OF sciences OF anatomy paysio ~: .leti,
neca practice and obstetrics ana d Tea eacn
upon chemistry, minor surgery ophthr olo.y .nt M
croscopy Is glyen AZ the INSTITUTE sse h.,,.I
free TO all theological students attending the".os'e'
seminsries 10 the city. Returned or returning tnlspn-
is further complete preparation Of Lsston-
aries to ractse in their prospective heids-
The following the professors In the Nav Reformed
Episcopal theological Seminary W. w. LoveJpy, He
brew aud Exegess; DR. Howard Smith Systematic The
ology and Christian Evidences me Rev Mason Gala.
CHER Lecturer Ecclesiastical History The chair Of
Pastoral TheologY Is NOT yet med
six evenings weekly" says The Je1ish Messenger in
speaking OF the East Broadway branch OF tho Young
Mems Hebrew Association OF this city "the rooms are
crowded readers OF ali ages. mainy OF foreign
birth. and largely OF the Russian aud Polish element,
that constitutes onehat OF ths Hebrew im migrants OF
recent years the reading accommodations are messre
ya- Visitors are nomnaly welcons. ous there !"
htts for arrivals AFTER O'Clock. The library
is . marvel Of circulation. and the way in which thu
wel-thumbed books issued az.in aui again woIlI
the stad managers Of the Aston The entire ss
Of books En ,5srn.n' a s 40 ,1i y,
one month anu the entire library hss been crcl aet
ter durIng the year The selection o. BOOK,
Is well mae-ihr same care that was EXERCISED IN tas
library OF the associtOn making u nOie. % ~
kind has tended 10 supply nss'n collection for tue
eager Readers OF tue 10 wer districts
The seventh annual OF the Uned States Chris
tian and Sanitary Commission Will ne held on the Ae-
ghany Valley Camp Grounds, near PEtsolrg. july -
The main object oayeation IS the fornsto 81
grand central organization Of al ASSOC atoms
OF Uult- states. Delegates arc expected from AL
! parts OF the coa ltry.
| The Chu,chDaR col severely on whatit call
| the "bIaspAelnous parody OF religion" that Was 10
Gently exhibited In the Church OF ST. Eugene IN Paris
Two priest. OF that church." II says "n the Lentei
season. in presence Of large audience, played tue parts
OF God devil. and carried an animated dii-
logus as which paid best good evil From all ae'
counts the devils advocate had By iar me pest OF y
and upheld the cause OF MS client that SUPP ShE
! possible. be went a long way toward extending ne
sway Of author " evil IN city where his reign u
already not far from being s4-po"eriu-'
says The Presby',r'r.: I'VE have received from tho
! Rev DR.. Happier ito Prospectus OF a College Tor
CHINA The plan OF the institution Is broad aud gem
The college will have a preparatory, col
legilte and med cal department under American pro-
fessors raise up educated TO bs Christian minis
te teachers and PHYSICIANS among the 10000 900 Of
thai Empire. Tbs necessity for such Institutions arises
from the fact that the Christian churches can never
send Sufficient number OF 20 evangelZs so nuinor
Ous a people. The snly way todo 10 Is ny estabisnns
thoroughly equ ppei Christian IN .titutions 10 tram up
elucated carry the gospento taer own people
The needed for founding the college Will De AZ least
100000, and will not he opened until this sum 10 Sc
cured Ii is great work. bat t is IN tue power VI tAs
/ Christian people OF The Land 70 perform H."