New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Of his lecture and the meeting adjourned with
the singing of the DoNOO-v.

OF his lecture and the meeting adjourned with
the singing Of the DoXoloey
4 SKETCH OF TIE RESIDENT BISHOP.
In The Tribune on Monday sketch OF Dr.
Goodsell the presiding Bishop was Given. One
Of tie Official visitors Is Dr. L. c. Andrews, the
resident Bishop Of this city. OWNS 10 tie i'll
| ness OF Bishop Ter he has uneA Apcctcdly been
called upon t. preside at the Conference in Brook
| lyn But because of his prominence in this Con-
ference a sketch of his useful and successful life
is given herewith.
Bishop Andrews was born in New-HaItiord,
Oneida County, y. Y, on August 3, 1925 He was
| one Of eleven childycn ten Of whom grew to b.
men and women. HcinS early trained in the faith
which he has 50 long hcltl, he became a COM
municant Of the Methodist Episcopal Church when
lie was ten ycars old. lie received his preparation
for college at Cazcrovia, where the Broadening
ana finishing of his mind were accompanied by
great enrichment Of spiritual character lie en-
tered Wesleyan University, and graduated III
1897. Immediately entering upon the work OF
pastor, on the Morrlsv.lc Circuit in Central New
| York. In ~ he hid hccn licensed t' pr'ach.
In ISIS the Bishop joined the old OnHida Con-
ference, and filed appointments at liaiiil'h'
| Cooscr,tcwn and Stockbnlec in succrs' Il's
| work WAS crowned with success in each 0i MS
fields. but in 1854 his voice gave signs ol wea"-
ress and hc was obliged to give up his ao'lVc
ministerial labors for the time, and accepted Il
| ulacc as teacher in CazcnOvia Seminary. Snot'S
aiierward lie was elected president OF the Mihs-
| field Female College, in Ohio. \ year la'cf nc
was called 10 become the successor oi Dr. I"h-
Mister as president Of Ca2cnoNn Nchln'IS, "noa,
lc had already been, first as pupil anu 'i''n 10
! instructor. lie spent c@ht ychlb al '"|c'i"Nl1'
demonstrating his rare gIlis as educator ana au
niuis,ratnr and thea he felt abe AGAIN 10 gnu VII
a.1t A.E
v.Iich had most engaged his Jealous ardor, Jus
time in Stamford, Conn. ., ,
After this DR.. Andrews served SuccctsINris "G 'r
| occr,tahlv In the sands Street. ~. John ana
Seventh avenue churches of BROOKLYN. lie "'s
elected a., 4 delegate r. the General ''h''c"rrs
of 1854 and l-se, aud in this lattef year ms
',f.,tinp of the General Conference,
~'ii.h was then in session in HfookIyn,
rhat he va, called to leave thc pastorate ana was
elected bishop. ,;,
\ fr.cnd of Bishop Andrews. writing OF hin'
saws: AS bishop hc has fully Justih'u ii ,Ils -
nresson Of confidence on inc lar' oi M T'. . 80
III, reputation for intellect nal roiSe' Ji,'',lu ''
permanent. q 'minisiraitFc t'.' H," SN.'i Ji,it,
in q rr,,arl.lbl. dcercc adahiity ana dlsnl,E
VS. we'll .ustaincd 10y the discriminating p'onPi
sac. ,r,.i.i.n and grace charartcr.zng MS pI'r-
lo.c, of a.. Neyy-N York Annual Conference at lie
n...iv-ei.if, session His address ana Srrn91S
revealed the power II sancthei r"l'uIr ,rno
iGr'd sflt.rcnt. charming tNp's''". ,r,or aud
,ul ut'cranrc accompanied by great l'I ",,
'.....i.r l. c,u-,l Tie truth TO become l"N'ii'
ir thc min 's and hearts Of all Who h''rl nn", m
THE PRESIDING ELDER OF TN. p'NIhi'i l.
The man whose experience ard Judgment "''
.arcl upon hy fhc Bishop iH settling p's'"i' III
'lc Ncr York District. and 30 whose WISDOM '"'
,..r... ,f.. .le.c., Of Nethodism IN This city
largely depends is the Rev. Or. A'iah'ih .
Palmer tic presiding elder lie is son Of the
rcs. l. w. Palmer 81 The Newark ohi'''n'''
and WIS bonn at Frcnch'own y j., on January
.tfiV t-'
old le served three full years and more IN the
Union Army. and is supposed TO be the Youngest
,-i,.,, s,r,iac on tac Northern side, II not IN
fire E.h.,lon lie .stcd as private soldier
r co.fanv y. 18th Ec-iucnt. Nc"-los~ Nla'r
Volunteers. on july 30. lr6i, and w's c'P''.rt
,t Fort Wa.rc-. spending uinc months ia I''i
.~i.or. After the war be- prepared Tor college
. pcrrir.'on Seminary, Ncn-lcisry. and was
r.ar.td % tie Wesleyan University Ni'dic-
ia..u. Coln. IN 1870, taking the hrsI Prize lo'
ouiofy in lis clss.
pr Palmer served in two or three conferences
., pastor before lee "a. ap?'Aicl to tie response
hl. pllc. wiirh hr now holds. III, iisi appoint
nrnt u.s ~ B,yonuc =. j., where be- remained
ior two years arcr his graduation from "rS
,e.an. The nest appointment Was over 'h'
trace Church of Siatcn lsiaad. In i''5 he WIS
recalled Goo Nen-Jclsc., serving tie 49,.
f..f,l ~ Jersey l4ty f.r i"D }c.fs fr"Al
l~., tn l~.- Dr So. pastor ol tAr Ii-A'N-'Ai
street Church oi thi, rtf. a"" lI'h "',' ~
...... .. ...r. De- Il.l charge of the -. James
l..... f.r i.fcr years. linen lc "i, ir'"i.'"
to tU. ..lff ..Afa Street 'ANi'ii. N"i'" III '..'
.....fI,.. UI.l taken tie ulcg" imposing h""c'
.p.,t tNe..r Five year. a.p DE- Palmer WAS
transferred 10 tie Ncw-lora East conference, ana
rca.ilcI onc year in thc pa,.oiair o. ih' sup
.,., church oI Brooklyn In 80 DO nee .-''
,....r a. fI. Iir,f Church ol luulcrs. lie
hest SER .r Was made li.'li.h- '.-''. -.
br Palmer ,, pop4l'' 81 ID" '4r 'n,Iy'.I .,".I III III
gu. d.fr.rI .ll VIII uf'.uN 'l.f '' Ic'''"'" }"
..s present i'.cr iNr tHr inll term.
CALVARY CHURCH IT'S PASTOR
Tie Res. D.. Jl.c, T. Day. tire pastor Of the
Calvary Church. where TIE Conference is 10 be
held. was bora ia Mlne. in l~i,. iil' mother
,..s tie daughter of tie E-N. Samuel ll.lmtn'
pioneer Methodist minister. ~iiic lis father Was
a sturdy. honest Maine mmhcrmnn. Calvary
Church b, stiN louu4. II v.s oraAnilcd IN l'''
.. t.. W..' iarlcu Methodist Episcopal 'h1frA,
and .,as d.dic.lcI iu $50. lhr church blihlins
il, on, of tie finest IN ilAiloln, aud cost SI,5ooo
H. ha, 20 se.,ln- capacity ol 1000, and "a SUNDAY
.cnool-foom and chapel which Viii seat 800 more.
irr lot, ON winch the bululnS stands cost
S3uoro.
THE Rev Dr. James H. Buckley, the Editor Of
The Christian Advocate, IN sketch OF pf.
Day. rcccil,y sid:
Dr. D.t h. a. rca1f.ahY N.lcAlly a, mentally.
I, stand, ,A !rt tao iaclc, n he-hi, N'.-h' n'Ai}
- ID u.d.. without being fro-, rendered inH'iN
I H. Il. I, VOICE B., q powerful baritone, 'ipahI'
Cd. II..uarrInr N.tu 90 .h'.nH, lnci.uttl'h against
wrong or oi .oucnms INTO TIE m"'i '.n,r A,h per.
..a.l.., fou,.. lls b, a ucuic. ot tit Iouu ~
4lus l. ri the lofArN society az iir Methodist
i.I.,...I ,l.,,I. Ds. Nly Wa, la u, twenty -nr't
t.if Nf.a Dee nat CONS l,.d. ant after ~ ii> n- 81
o.. '..-.c N -f...iu seminary a, lrrt. lN ana 90
lnnduin college. al IuIn-WlcA. Me- h' entered tl'
N,llc Conference. aIit Was pastor Do N,f'ht ''-
.t l.Ilu- ll ,iut N.dr nniil, ;tr N thDd u 'huifi
a. Bath where MS ministry VA, attended by cN
.fioidulsy spiritual r.,I.,,. ANA an Awakening "hi,
t t
,.i.,f.I ul several hundred following hir pow ul
ii-,olr.,.. winch mites an artumcniNNc Fore whicn
convinced vlil hoftt.uft f'lNor ~ui ID m'i'd ana
,ao,.d and iir Chestnut street thulch o! Portland,
Tie l'-t lup. u and consider Il tn" most inporihhs
.,.t,.h ,. .N. tl, .nrlnn..Du IN tIr ~fvfc. lfou
'l..t Dos Nf- Transferred e. il' n"i-ihouns Ne"
iI4r rc Conference ami stationed At the Nam stree.
Church iu Nashua.
g., a.. tnr pr. Uay hsi become widely known ~
a. r,r Of power from WHOM mach was 80 he rNl~cl'i.