New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
WHATAPAST SEES ANDHEARS
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE

ITEMS VI PEheONAL INTEREST ~ NAAOH~
PEOPLE
1t has been reported that the number Of students
the Union Theological Seminary has fallen on tua
gear learn that this is not true. While the junior
class is not large the exceptional Of last year.
the total number Of students is precisely the same
1C4-whch IS much above the average OF the last ten
years Principal A. N. Fairbairn, Of Mansfield Col
iege Oxford will deliver lecture Cardinal New
man and the Anglo Catholic Movement In Adams
Chapel on Monday at p. m
The Rev. Dr. Henry van Dyke. OF the Brick Iresby-
terrain Church In Ffthavc.. is fisher Of fish well
fisher OF men, and he succeeds IN his sport as we'll
As I'm his work After spending summer Of para
tive quiet on Long Island hN went with Mrs. van Dyke
trout fishing In the wild OF Quebec, on the Resgouche
River. Glorious sport and plenty OF big sh' was the
manner In which he described his fortnight when
writing to friend.
The Rev. Dr. Jesse W. Brooks. pastor Of the East
New York Reformed Church. VIII rad paper On
- Primitive Thei,m7 on Monday evening before tho
American Institute OF Christian Philosophy n Columbia
College Dr. Brooks is a gradual" If Rutgers College
and the Union seminary and besides the d"IIee Of
D. ID. which he received recently he haS that OF Phi D.,
which h. earned by post graduate course at tho
University Of the City Of New York. lie is one OF
the instructors in the National Correspondence Uni
ver,ity. his department beng Comparative Religion
The Methodist ministers hold their Monday meeting
In the new building at Fifth ave. and Twentieth St,
and the Presbyterian ministers meet ~ the same tme
Ia tn" Fourth Avenue Presbyterian hurch. On Octo
Der - tho bodies Will hold Joint meeting at the
Ncth,l,t building. and discus, question Of practical
IMPORTANCE IN yicy Of the approach Of the munlr
pal election: The Responsibility Of Christians to the
Connonw wealth
DR.. A. II. Clapp. the Huntington OF The Con-
gtgarionallst whose NewYork "tcrs lave been such
pl,asu, feature 81 that paper fo' many years mas
returned to- ri, desk in the Bill" Iou," much improved
in h.alth though not ao.c Yet Ia resume all Of his
du,t- Temporarily the CORES poHd-nce Las been rar-
.led on by he Rev G. II. Daniels, district secretary
Of the Anl"r' an B'ar
Tho BAPTIST pastor, las Mordav listened 10 an an
dress On tho ToIuen>. IS tie Rev. '"''se A. i"o'S
~. = M .,innary IA Ilt!a N"Nr we'k the Rev j. O.
f.!Irlncu VIII give the Conference I'll account 81 his
rcrcn' vI~it ~ Egypt.
III" PRESBYTERIAN, who opposed he revision OF tho
we-ir.i, Ter CD.ts>ion y"ar so. d. -n"'d N par
tiruac -lt~ 4, If he >a-"> -" f'heer maj mo
d,.u>..n If tA!s question would and I" l">-"n RIO
t,c... 90. tn~ lparls If re C.urcl. The sIss.>'i"n
of tA.> possibility Iot r's'"iv-i With mnrh 'oa-
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