New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
VHATAPASTOR SEES AND HEARS
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO VARIOUS
DFNONIN ATOMS

ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO VARIOUS
DENOMINATIONS.
DR.. smyth Of the Collegiate Reformed Church OF
Harlem will begin his tenth year Tomorrow Under
his ministry about 600 members have boon added
10 the communion Of the church. and small church
has developed into two large congregations.
Dr. Cuylcr. OF Brooklyn. has been preaching and
writing and travelling during the summer. At Sara
tosa he was reminded OF the fact that he had Just
delivered his lS1th sermon in that village moro than
two wears of solid work. counting out the ordinary
vacation months. DR.. Cuylers in the
Lafayette Avenue Church has not yet been named.
The Rev. Dr.. McLaurcn. Of Minneapolis. is ex-
peccd to preach In the Epiphany baptist Church to-
morrow and next sunday Last week DR.. Lowry.
Of Kansas City. supplied the pulpit, and the week
before DR.. Henderson, OF Dctrit.
An item is going the rounds Of the religious press
to tho effect that Union Theological Seminary
student says that he cannot 81 to the foreign field
yet but he will pay for substitute in the meantime
at 500 year.
Dr. Storrs. OF Brooklyn. has decided that 1t will
not be possible for him to go to Europe next year
10 do The desired work ut the International Congrcga
tio,al Council. THE C0ngrcgationalist' says 1t
will be grcvous discount on the success Of the whole
plan but all must respect his right to decide such
question from his own high sense OF duty toward
other things rather than from general desire" Just
now Dr. storrs has the meeting of the American Board
before him. Minneapolis is TO he the favored city
this fall but Saratoga has already bid for the meeting
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Stcbbns will start for
India on October !. sailing the Majestic. They
will Join DR.. Pcntcco>t. who sailed with his family
last week the FurncsSia. In London. and g. with
him to India to take part In the cvanccStic mission TO
which reference was made in this column last week
Or. Irntecost went directly TO Scotland where lie
has several addresses to make. The Christian
chants Of Glasgow will give him farewell reception
and there will also be general meeting In the
city, where he will speak. lie has been announced
for mcctn.> In Edinburgh and Aberdeen. places where
he held his revival meetings dp Ing hi, recent visit
Of two year, ago in scotland. lie will also speak In
Dublin and in London before lie starts for the Orient
Mr. Stcbbln,s son will 80 with his parents. and IT is
Do, sblc that two three ladies from Hartford and
Boston will accompany them. Ii IS expected that n
party Of eight English people will form the first
ting,'nt To help the evangelist IN his aISnous task
Dr. PcntccOst is >ingularly orunat, in the selection
Of his singers. Aside from the rich voices which have
won 80 many hearts. Mir. and Mrs. s,cbn> Will have
great influence socially with those among whom they
expect To labor. Nj. Moody says that his wife has II
rare tact OF reaching nIuirrrS whom he cannot touch
with hi, arguments and u. ions. and Mrs. St'l
bins ,>c>>r> that same c.lviblc Gift III Il remarkable
degree, Both Nj. and Mrs. >tcibiu> haVr had \
great deal Of experience worker, i'll inquiry meet