New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
SUNDAY AT CHAUTAUQUA.
DIR. HARPER'S READING IN THE BOOK of
THE PROPHET AMOS.
SERMON DY THE REV. DIR. LYMAN ABBoIu oN
FORGIVENESS OF SIN BISHOP VIM
GENT TO THE SOCIETY OF
CHRISTIAN ETHICS.
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Chautauqua July 21.-Chautauqua is rapidly ming
up The register OF the hotel bears the bolu anu
characteristic signature of II. II. Doyescn, VINO came
Yesterday afternoon. The place is full OF vlso'S VIM
have learned to enjoy the Chauauqua sunday a"'
who time their arrival accordingly Dr. W. H. mar
per's Bibe-reading in the Book OF Amos ths nio' ~
ing largely attended. At IL Dr. Lyman AoDo'.
preached to an imposing audience one OF the n'os'
affective sermons that have ever been heard on the
groundss on the doctrine OF the forgiveness oil SINS
This doctrine he said IS preemnenty the one "hicn
modern infdelity attacks, on the three-ioiu soui'
that II Is unsolenfc that It is contrary to mord''
and that II IS productive Of immortality in Its results
This doctrine Is the central and peculiar uo.'i'
of the Bible To abandon 1t would therefore, DC "
level the the ground and all the oher uea'
Of infdelty arc Insignificant in comparison ino
words forgiveness and remission are me'c'!
different TRANSACTIONS OF the Greek word' anu
the promise I'm the Bible TO remit the pehdiS'
but only to remit the sim Life Itself Is fuh vi pei
tnent Illustrations. The penalty for vioiatIns ~
OF nature is Inevitable but nature Is fun OF Tue Ss
sestion Of forgiveness and recupcration In the
and spiritual as well the material realm 10 nav Z
sin to,rven is TO have II lifted OF, and to pray mat
IT, NAV be forgiven is TO pray for all the dscipi"o
that NAV be needfu: and IL is only as sinners snaIo
the redempuve suffering of Christ, and only a. eii'
is burden to them to Him. that they can NC i'i
given. va.
The morning service was conducted by Bishop VIM
cent who also entertained the Society OF cni's $40,
Ethics this afternoon with one OF his admiIaolo 'a'
TO young people. Mrs. Jenny Hall Wade anu ,n'
Yale Glee Club took part in the morning song sorN0o'
Lewis Miller Bishop Vincenfs associate IN u'o %
tablishment of Chautauqua, who Is also "lueS N,o'
as the manufac turer of improved moving hdou,o'
has returned from a visit to his homo at Arizona oho'
and conducted the Assembly Sunday-schooi !" wv
amphitheatre this afternoon. To Mr. Miller Dcohss o
credit of first embracing the Bishops idea of summer
school and of recommending Chautauqua as si'o'
He has looked after the business side OF the ms"o
whue DR. Vincent has devoted himself more par
tcuIarly 10 the SPIRITUAL but each always nS,S s
that tho other shall receive an equal sharo ~ ho
credit of IT'S success Mr.. Miller still OCCUPIES wv
cottage in which General Grant was entertaneu
he came hero In 1876, during his second fIesucai
Nnlers steam yacht Olivia, was Admiral ol'ot
orderly on the United States ship Octoroon IN IN, tns
oncrations before Forts Philip and Jackson Deiow
NewO Orleans When Mr.. Crppen was III ashi, , W
the other day hat be knew concerning the charge
cowarviice with which General Butter Is constantly
told Admiral says , Nj cr Hp,SIg "fAa was
on the bridge with him constantly i9r many s orders
10 the engine ROOM My own recollectlon5 anu IN M
notes of my diary both show that Oelera po'i'i "N
10 e' W Root epresidont of Chautauqua, promi
ITn &c a man of large means ard Is in the leather
business IN Buffalo, where he is erecting coslS
building 10 replace one recently Destroyer c "
IL Is president OF the Board OF Trustees Oh oS no
University and is respected by all Chautauqua as 5me
wscst and best of cOunsellors DR. John \. ih
* hack from Louisville where he went 70 atiehu me
mineral of q W Norton. Wilbert W White, inc mem
ory teacher has arrived and Will lecture o-m1 r
Among other arrivals arc +. A. A Gilbert OF Mans.
ned ohio: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Coleman, OF i To-,
James Teech OF Louisville; b. p; case, oi p o,y
Charles A. Vans, Utica Florence Hambrigh,' Ean s
MS Gal,sha Anderson, Granville ONO Is; hVaf f
Inusviie: " G. Williams and wife, Meadvllt MIS-
W r.. Hooper, New-Haven, ana D. AMMO iS'os' W. D
| Cincinnati.