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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Mr. George w. Smalley wrote in The Sunday
Tribune a second article on the scenes in court
during the Parnell inquiry; correspondent IN
Toxic described some Of the ceremonies Of Japans
entry upon Constitutional Government on Feb
ruary IL f. O's Paris letter dealt with the spread
Of the Boulanger movement, and gave some account
of NJ Paul Deroulede. the Generals chief lieu
tenant; correspondent in Brussels told the story
Of Prince Alexander of Bsttenberg's marriage
with an opera singer, and set right some miscon-
ceptionS about it; Mr.. Lester Waflack's Mem
cries of Fifty Years." edited by Mr.. Laurence
Hutton. was reviewed. as was Mr.. Gosse's Lit
crature of the Eighteenth Century other features
were Washington Gossip. Tin Types. Taken in
New-York Streets with illustrations); Current
Chat. The Week in Society, In the Church Porch,
Art. Literary, Theatrical, Yachting and Military
Notes, and all the news Of the day. the leading
topics Of which were as follows:
Foreign.-Dr. Brandeis the German adviser OF
Tamasese has been sent TO Sydney from Apla,
Samoa, on German vessel - Admiral Krants
has been made French Minister Of Marine. -
NJ. Laguerre. in the French Chamber, made VIC
lent attack on the MSSs q h Sae hem
with heavy loss by Senoussi's forces In the Sou
dan. - Bishop Wigger, of Newark, is Ill ct
Rome. - Twenty million francs are ne cessary
TO save the Compton dEseompte. OF Paris from
Domestic.-The bark Pettengill, Of Portland,
Me-, was wrecked at the Virginia CSpes and four
teen lives were lost. - The teller Of the City
National Bank, Of Lynn, Mass. Edgar Swan, con-
fessed the embezzlement Of about $4,000. -
The letter Of resignation from Senator Chace was
received In Rhode Island.
City and Suburban The Friendly Sons Of St.
Patrick held their 105th annual dinner; speeches
were made BY Joseph ]. 0'Donohue, Grover Clsvo-
land, John 5 Wise, eN-Judge DAILY and others.
- The Hamilton Club. Of BROOKLYN. gave. a
dinner In honor Of Secretary Tracy speeches by
General Tracy, St. Clair McRelway, Judge Cullen,
Seth Low and others. - Three men who In
terrupted the court by shouting on the acquittal
of Thomas B. Kerr were fined gas each. -
site for the new Appraisers Stores was selected,
the block bounded by West, Bank Washington
and Bethune SITS 49, The surf at Far Rockaway
did much damage, destroying the hfe-savfng sta
ton and other buildings. - Stocks opened
sharply depressed, rallied easily and closed steady
at figures higher than last evening.
Copies may still be had at the office or by mail
Twenty pages Price, four cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

possible bond of union between us and God the only
way IN which He can draw near TO US ana save ana
bless US. And that, II you WIN believe It. ~ the ons
thing that He most desires 10 DO. Tnefe y no com.
puIslon laid upon Him. He doee not act IS one VINO
Is performing an Indifferent task BE IS 80 gooa mat
He longs to deliver from sin and DEATH 70 prin US
to Himself, to give place IN HIS happy Aingoom
That IS His glory and HIS delight TO rescue bne per-
shng, to raise the fallen, to forgive the sinful TO
give life 10 the dying. He loves that WORK so muen
that He sent HIS own dear Son into The woria 70
accomplish IT. And nothing that you can DO VIII Please
Him so much as Just letting Him save you ihlnA
for moment friends, what can you DO Tor any ons
who does not trust you, does not believe IN you,
Nothing That barrier of mistrist stands like Wan
Of ice between you and the soul that you would isn
help Is there anything that wounds you more than
be doubted and denied and thrust sway In Suspicion
or indifference Surely that is the deepest and most
bitter PAIN Is there anything that pleases you pes1or
than to be trusted, to have even child look up ~
your face and put out its hand TO meet yours sno
come 10 you conndingly1 But 90 much as Goa -
better than you arc by so much more does ne love
TO be trusted. All yes know you are tryiDg 70 pc
good-htflly, imperfectly, yet stu trying. But there
Is something else that God would have You DO nrss.
He would have you believe that He wants you 70 %
good, that He Is willing to help you TO be good Una.
He has sent His Son TO make you good There Is
hand stretched out to you-a hand with wouna ~
the palm Of itoh reach out the hand OF your lSitn
to clasp 70 and cling to IT, for without 18th it Is I'M
possible to please God.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN

Washington. March 1.-THE following Is the weather
crop bulletin for the week ended Saturday March 1e
Issued by the Signal once:
Tempenture-The week has been warmer 1sn usual IN
all sections except In the South Atlantic and Gulf States
II has ranged from one degree four degrees above the
average in NswEnRiand. tho Middle Atlantic States. and
the lower lake region.
PEeepitasion--Ths only places where there has been
any considerable rainfall In TIE South Atsaue States
and on the Pacific Coast
General remafkrAs conditions In Dakota and Mime
sofa have been the for poughing and seed
ing Tho weather has been favorable in Illinois, Mis-
souri, and Kansas Seeding conditions favorable IN
Nebraska Wheat Is reported doing wen In Kansas
and the AvorablS eheets Of fair weather. lave been felt
IN Missouri and Indiana The prospects continue excel
lent N Kentucky, and Tennessee where the spring
pan,nz "a well under way Tho wheat Is reported
as looking wen throughout NewYork and Pennsylvania.
the frost is out the ground tn Southern Massachusetts
and planting ia IN progress in NewJerscy The week has
"a general been favorable work In most dstcta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

O,spest eyangeIistio work, and earnest rnw What
Women to 90 after the people who ooh' An0" "''"
81 church o noS beusve in organic union between the
Sortbsr1 and Southern Assemblies :. ,rha North.
Certainly, when they are Spcs du u Church aI
srn UaTrcs not political division in the ohu r
PaESenI not nv wrong II is worset IS absurd bus
to 06s b nOs even more absurd to try 70 heal by an
nrtwsrd coalition without inward unity a.. Markham
what IS needed now on the part Vi '"'
Sn,hng but lust TO hold her tongue ana Esep On
boNding ont her hands. II that does nus h.s heo~
sonfhern brethren nothing else VIII. IA tpsrEa
talk enough The Northern Chufcn na in.s@1tv FiT
Is willing often enough to prove ner 1 nnblio teas
tber Publications and expostulstons so az nar-,aeo
rgs are only calculated to postpono Union "a
vre have said ali that wo can say bonesul, ,,s No
a,hi hut not desirable enough to MAKE us PrO
fess 10 he willing to draw the eodorine IL t,,ie
ancient and dead Issues for thai IVu oneTation ~
Something may be accomplished ~ ,ks hour I'm the
DYES: that IS the pressing need OF tns ae The two
ho.a srd foreign mission fields 80 iT % sd NOV
ssanblles cover the same ground, they a. % NJ nee
- Vnrb together without overlapping t W SeedS
- rinnch the same furrow twice, or piaaI ala the two
e. he same hole. On the foreign onnntrS phere
hSes ought TO work as one In cv Sn,Sorn and
S,bsrr Presbyterians are too small 70 noInt Twn
% ho,e aed they arc not Of much acoou t.r bsIy
no churches IN a little village are oss Ltn6 &c Nv
stnopg as one The Northern church VIE" Thnrcb 20
a. ~ eicber ought to help the soutneIn &c oro
Iar ~ T-ork which Is laid upon H. - a. "a
90 - now II We Will do little moroi nI III, ~
oOi ,h and cbeerfully for few years Iou t
qasrive so suddenly that II VIII maAo "' 'Pf
disZy.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Mar. 1914 .. m-Cotbon-Ano mlos OK medsy
iurinded 4 100 bales American ,,,Aa,,.. -. ,,.,.,,
kuluesa Ssliyory Sl64d sellers; March and April
Ssyry 40 sd BUYERS April and NAY delivery Ao6td
INV delivery 4264d Sellers July and Angust deiiysr
Ssoan sentember and October delivery 2104d. buyers
sspteTnber delivery. 40.64d sellers.
srov Mar Ia Cotton steady. Middling, 10 3iB
GAhsnSdn1 gi8l6, Good Ordinary eel net and gross
Low al baiesi cxports coastwise bales saes $50
baissi stock, 9l,7s8 bales
NJo,vorx Mar le-Cotton steady. Middng 10, not and
80 rareins 64l bales exports eoastwse, 20 bales
saiss 10 bales stock. 23,b25 balea-
~,v,NsAH Mar l8-Cotton quiet. Mlddlng esi Low
Mddling 9s Good Ordinary 80 net ana gross receipts
37A bales, exports coasVWlSo A'V0 S'i0si siee lAoo
bales; stock. 1881 bales -
w.oRLEASs Mar. 1e.cotton easy Middltng, ga Low
Saes sross receipts ba7s bses eIgorss % Francs
Ssies IA the continent 32Sl bales coaSeWe 32IS balesi
osiss 100 bales; STOCK 245,7oO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
WHY DIR. THOMPSON is OPTIMISTIC!
he SEES NO SUFFICIENT REASON FOR A DIVIDED
CHURCH-ITs FUTURE,

cHURCH-rTs FUTURE.
tre Won in favor of organic union between the
two assemblies7" asked Tribune reporter OF Dr.
Charles 4. Thompson.
81 am now and have been for good while There
% no reason which be given TO the future or 70
the Lord why the two bodies should remain apart
3 Is the Northern Church ready for reunionT
ct has 50 expressed tsef several times in the last
ten yearsi'
The majority. doubtless, arc ready now, but some
OF the leading men refuse to consider the subject
because, they say. they cannot carry their churches
With them.s
S aYou are member Of the confsronOc Committee.
arc you notfs
q yes but We were appointed to discuss co-epaason
and not union All we expect 70 do IL TO md the
lines on which both assemblies can work in harmony
Tor the presert.s
Ana what theafs
swat for fnture Developments The two branches
Of the Church should engage in friendly cooperation
A home and foreign mission work Just how far this
San be carried out, I am not prepared to say. But
Ii the outset there must be mutual sympathy and the
avoidance of hurtf,d rivalness
/. whss dec;sion do you hope 10 reach In regard to
the coiofed questions e.
That each assembly will do its own work among
sho rosrces without hinderng tho other. Tho CON-
itses thae was appointed TO investigate tho WORKING
"A thn Frsedusen's Board OF tho Northern Assembly
sslsI report, am told that the Board should DO
tinucd. though there may 30 soRe changes advised.
xasre feeling on the part Of some that h BIS
prosecuted 81 the consoidat2n Of tis work with the
sA R shout tie future Of the Pss@bytsrian
ssss Isss hpRss s.ss sA sss NJ svts
S1edfy-fige years IN Tho cties there 10 tendsncy
& g q. s e: PsSg s MISSION e sss
Ia POOR and Keep thsia fQrryer mission chapelss IN
osflcok d pfornsng There Is no cause tor pssrlstic
s7o5e z 4hs sfsAs1cs fosbid them ~ Or. Dor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
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PROVISIONS were Teer buyers %.
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TERTSs market Now 0G su,,s ana peSRa aSSs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
GERMAS.AxERroANs WILL DO THEIR PART,

societies In this city held yesterday afternoon at
No. 2o5 East Fy.sxthst, for the purpose OF making
arrangements for participation in tho Washington Gen.
tennlsl Inauguration parade April 30. On motion OF
Richard Eazenmeyer, Carl sehurz was unanimously
elected chairman In his opening address Mr.. sehurz
reminded the delegates that the purpose aud character
Of the meeting not political but that II German
ana patriotic meeting lie urged large attendance a.
the parade and sad eve all show as much affection for
our new a. for our old country" Assistant District
Attorney Grosss elected secretary. On motion OF
Judge Nehrbas 1t was resolved that all German assocla
tons In this city its vicinity participate In tho parade
Resolutions also adopted that the chairman b.
authorized 10 appoint committee Of Atty with power
sna that the committee consider the advsabty Of holding
German musical festival In with the inaugural
eememontOn. over three hundred soeietles were rep
resented ana 10 Is expected that one thousand Ger
mana win take part In the celebration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
PRACTICAL VIEWS OF MR.. VAN NoRpEN'
wopIp-JNEss THE DANGER OF THE CHURCH
IN AGGRESSIVE WORK.

AN AGGRESSIVE WORK.
vr.-,sr Van Norden is the president OF the frespy
,.-tan UnIen. He is also an elder 10 d. I,o'O!
church and q member Of three or louf "a =, ,ho
ssmblv,s standing committees. III sp0n Ia :.
dangers which the denomination has 70 neo'' ~
GThe greatest danger is the tenden0y ~ .o"noro,,,
ro,, ,vh,ch is always great in q country so ProsB
beSs' "ni.I -. =, o,,rs This will DO overcome
.,r,,o ,rsachipe Of the Gospel and moro earneSE
=. I'D conservation on tho part OF minister's @uN
ooD,o The Church is admirably equipped ana proS
norous Our people are among tho most AI.os
- are land and our ministry is highly educ@Oou'
TNsre "a sometimes q tendency TO display Wv
lsarnine in tho pulpit and the delivery u so
essays instead Of good doctrine. Any 0n "nSs,,ss
all is needed, II is in the nne OF p,A'r' s,onIo
presentation Of the truths Of the Gospel IN enpo
- yVh.r men 20 10 church they do not want .
-, thas,s hut Chrstllke words that VIII help
them live through the week. -,
GU'bat about tho growth Of the Churoh
aTbo Presbyterian Church was never moro az
,ressye. II h in harmony with our AnoIi0Au III
st,,utIops IL Is republican In Its form' and Nor0
toro, in sympathy with the NaaonA me "0
"a rlveeed classes no clergy, no Titled
no nnpernment Is exactly that OF tho Apos,ono
tSYr6-Sn epIscopsey of presoytery comPOsoH al
elders ET SqRSs raR Rsr a oc s nom the people,
what do YOU think Of It's work IN inc IA d
"Tho Church IS doing an ex.eh Sr,ors s0' We bcsvs
hat the only remedy for socialism Commus .i Sn y,
Ansrchism, as for every other ex' So noly hone Of
In what other fields IS The Church strong no,rs
q, the Church is exclusively devoted 70 this work
Tho work foreign lands has sSsnso ,sw ysSs
Rbs Church is charging It's operations yearly, ana,
viewed as whole, was never more uhlnd, ~ t ,bap
aggressive and never sst pans ana its future Win be
commensurate with its glorious past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
DIR sTopDARD FAvoRs A UNION!
1--WE ISSUES TO BE DISCUSSED BY THE AS


LIVE ISSUES To bL DleNCS0N"
sE.MBLY.
The Rev. DR.. Charles A. stoddari, Editor oil : mo
Now York Observer says that he believes In unluHs
the two Assemblies when the marriage cap DO per
formed with mutual harmony and respect unul
that is DONE thore should be dignlhed friendship Do
tween the parties, cooperation in the sense OF
division OF the field, so that the Nor'norn NhurOn
,,n rot Interfere with tho Southern and no work
bs done twice The recent conference between the
committees, he ad6sd, viii lead 10 moro hatofhA
intercourse and advance ultimate union.
EWhAt live issues win como up This year
GThe question Of ths'church magazine: Education
for tho Ministry Arc Present Methods tho Best Home
and Foreign Missions, and Orthodoxy In tho schools
and semtnaries Of the Church -,
What do you consider the dangers ahead OF mo
denominatoni' .....,,o, 4. ,..,.
city churches and its High Church eharaoter In some
nlarss These Will be met ans overcome U fau-
XII reaching ana selfdeniAl rich men being willing
10 90 out with poor and form a colony and FOUND
new church moro fellowship and union IN their Work
with Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels ana Railrusda
GENERAL MARKET REpoRT,

CoEEEE , marke: Tor RIO the spot rulss ea,.
ana prices remain az ouotsd for few days past Fair
cargocs 19e Mild grades quiet but steadily ksld The
option market made slight GAIN there was sbsencs
nsnres are 1sio points higher leaving % steady Hsgss
lSe 900 bags Of which 2esooo bags are Brssaa Hs
burg firm az unehsnSed prees Rio quiet, Regular
clesrances for United States 1900 bags Rio
receipts 10 600 bsgs Receipts Rio July % March
~ !sse, Ssno 92 ngs; s s time 1853 $4,000
Ivy e ~ March rs 1882 1881 dSo same Tine
2e 800 bags, as follows: SS '' A'i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

xsovn the populson Of the unircr
Increased szg and Sss, nSSSs's5 7 q tod
IN evageeai snnrSsss u population Of fold
and that Of cOnngnlsant. Ss 4 1S iuhsbssnts one
was one church for every nr.,,n,csnt m IL 30; In
ss Ibis was o one .ys sas co. i and one one
nnunicant in every As PolsOns'
caisnIafsd 10 inspire optimism
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
PRODUCE MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL Mar lease Holders onsT o Ssa
oer aoderstaiy BACON Holders Offer moderately Cneese
Holders esT Hesy ps,s p
suarlnsy Holders offer moderately Lsrd-spst am
a. Ana ed March sfeady At S5s Sd, April steay ~ ses
NAY steady at 36s 3D. Wheat holders oer spartng ne
slpply e 10 esoes. Of she dernandI ne5s
ss lad Hops At LonGon--New York Holders sl'
%srwEsP Mar iewilcox's lard closed Al es francs y
continues peF 100 kilos. !. x~,xa
IsTWERp Mar 6-Petrclsnm rsns pale American 10 ns
ri = Confines paid and IL francs sellers.
bxxNEs. Mar ie-psroleum e marks 80 ptenaisA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
co,oppn RyyUBLIolys 70 MEET!

massmsstnR Of tho colored Republicans OF the city
will ha hold a. Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church. sui-
ysnst OIL Friday evening" at o'clock for the purpose
Of Indorsing tho Republican Administration The meeting
Is held under the auspices Of the Republican Union and
Protection Club, AMI the Raw DR.. W. B. Derrick and
o,her weknown orators are expected to attend ]. H.
Sinms win preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
DIR HAnL SHOWS THE cHURcTs NEED.
;prccoeyzrNe ITS DANGERS AND TELLING no"
10 MEET THEN


TO MEET THEM
IN. to,,o,ng ara the views Of DR.. John Hsl' Oh INC
p,,,h Avenue Presbyterian Church, regarulnh uo
questions of union cooperation with tne ..'o
Church the dangers that confront the dehoihin~NoN
and the growth of the body A.. ,r,o az
4 sDo you favor organic union netWeen 'A' WV
sembiies ~ asked the reporter . -,
Yes when the difficulties arc IN inc ''ue "
both parties takon out OF the way .,...s.
"Untu that is possible what should DC inc ~''''uuo
of the Northern Church 7" ...,.A
sThe attitude Of brethren preaching inc same NU"
and dong the same work where God opens the aoor'
az cooperation is preferable along what lines
can this be carried OUR - Ia.
aCooperation for the good Of tho population, white
and oolored who need aid: possibly, also In foreign
Missions 49,. ..,o,.
GWhat will be the probable result Of the recent
conference between the Assemblies committees
Gof that have TO knowledge The proceedings
have not been published"
"what live issues are likely to be discussed ''"S
year9a -, oon,or.
- al cannot say There arc no bones OF con'en-
what special dangers confront the Presbyterian
Church to-dayi' vu,,.
The dangers that come with rapidly growing
wealth and the 'worIdliness' to which It tempts
BY The s manifestation Of the truth to every mans
conscience by ministers And peoples ana inc
power of the DIVINE hpif1t -, A.. denomination N
intnllirent appreciaton of New les tament GOVERN
menf and resoiute adherence to NewIIeS tameh en-!
,oethods Of work in dependence on the DIVINE alo
hronsh to presence Of the Chief shepherd and Bishop
Of Souls.7 -, ,,.u ,..o NTH
dis the growth of the Church Keeping pace WIN
that OF otber denominationsf " -, ,rtt,
SThis Is secondary matter; numerical E o,s5
Church is heslthily growing. DR.. Dorchesters doom
will supply the figures A., .o,,r,rv, ~
as Il abreast with the growth OF the country 49,
The proportion OF church members Is In marAeo
advance az the growth Of population ,,-.,o ~
Has It solved the problem OF CITY evan Eh Sas
p AZ DO not think that It any other ohutch mas
awhst about It's work In foreign landsF
at Is steadily advancing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

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