New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
WHATAP1STOR SEES AND HEARS
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO MANY
DENOMINATIONS

The American Board meeting at Minneapolis in
October is already causing much comment IN The
religious press. There is no little curiosity not 10
say anxiety know what the Committee Of Nine who
have been investigating the Boston Office VIII recon-
mend. The Independent says that the BOARD must
stand by the record already made with all the rnnee6
with which 1t expressed rs mind at Springfield 1t
closes strong editorial in defence OF President StOrrs
and the Board thus: The principles Of administration
have been fixed, and to those principles the Board
must adhere under all circumstances The Con-
greeational,t" the other hand is seemingly not so
well satisfied. 1t suggests modification oil existing
rules governing the Eoston Office, especsly the Piu-
Dental Committee. 1t recognizes existing dlSrust
and opposition. and thinks that if slight changes were
made The confidence OF the churches would he fully
rcgained."
The receipts OF the Board for the year Just closed
are S4l1,92 "a, a gain over those Of the preceding
year Of t22,516 "A. The cgaClc> for the year were
SlD9, 3d. IL. all advance of Si6,1l5 30. making the
total receipts from these two sources $b17,I23 80,
gain for the year Of SG9.O23 %. Simultaneous meet
nGo in the interest of mission, and with special view
10 tho apprUphih- meeting Of the EDari arc 10 be
held in al pat Of the country from september - To
october >. In circular recently 10 all the Con
grccdlipnal pastors the Middle states, Connecticut
and Ohio the Rev. G. H. Dauicl, district secretary.
says: 1t IL greatly desired that u DO preached
IN behalf Of Or cn missions OF these oabbath>
or october III I'LL our
that further pan, be made COR meetings, suggested
in the into>,i lct:ict such meetings were held Ia
Massachusetts, last year. and with large profit In "a
humber of pastor, coopciacd In arranging union
meetings and cAchangc Of pupits 20 that every church
IN Il conference or community had the advantage Of
least one meeting. shall be happy to count upon
yOur hearty assistance IN making TIL, missionary week
blessing t. all our chnrclps. Every congregational
church IN the country will lie asked to Join In this
movement
The Methodist Church. believe. hl, the honor of
Insulating "Childrcn', Day Ia juno, though many
denomination, IycVguizo that day now. lut t. the
lrc,hi t"rianN belong, he distinction Of starting
Ralying Day. WHEN teachers aud -'holaro are all ex
i"rl'd Ia be- u. then P,M''>. /" moro" viii be
observed la in"ny Of ~" ruilay ,,hoal, 80 Rayine
Day but still greater number iacr: has been No
VACATION. II /, EalyIuS Day every sunday. The
m"tnc OF tho superintendent cla'> under the
leadership Of Hulp!r We'll, viii b. resumed Tue,
day. he hall dozen more public teachers meet
ius, VIII al,o begin icw days. one Of my tca'h hers,
Who i ,cldoH absent from her cla,s woldcrs
why, when there are many help, for teachers
during The w.ni'r tn r i Is III the sun
mcr. ,noush the l",,un, easier aud The ,Ias Is
harder 10 interest.
LAT winter the Nolod>t people made merry over
ia discussion. -ouIctm-' warm and lively. II whlrh
ih";r PRESBYTERIAN brethren ci-ac Il. Ih- fall they
..a'" No tune tot pl"a~,nry about Calvin. The bur1
90: question b";pr. them shall Hurru l." admitted
- the ,ir."yh Cnulr.r.",:t The Editor of " I'll .
in nan tvoca'"." Df. j. ~ Eucsl'', thinks th"r
-..,Ili no: b. ~lnrrI. Last W. WITH ,o;..in"rdl,l.
ti,er",i;y. hc i-,n"d il H?p!'n"Lt To III mh""a'ti
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