New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-18
WBATAPASTOR SEES AND HEARS

ITEMS OF INTEREST TO CHURCH PEOfbt.
The Rev. Dr. Edward Judson. of the Memorial
paptlst Church in Washington square, went 10 h"'"o
boro VI last week, to give concert III uno nloios
81 the Fresh Air Home which Mrs Crowell mas piaceu
q, bis DISMISSAL Besides clearing Sloo, ne succeeuou
In interesting the Baptist people OIL brat'ieooo' ~
r,v in the Fresh Air work in their beautiful to"n' ou'
49, a., bie greater work In this city. On the
,ov 20 Rratteboro DIR. Judson stopped at Northneid
and delivered an interesting address Deioo ,ne
Co,ece students Conference Last Sunday he peaceu
I'm AIbany and hurried back TO Nortnnein 10 sFo al
entertainment in the interest OF his poor chure' ie
raised ahout s75 He Will not go far from the city
This summer as he wishes to attend to the cohpieuon
~ ,ba interior of his church building The Rev.
,,nee NJ Rruce is preaching for him this month"; ana
Mr Guernsey a theological student from Hamilton
n v will preach In August The church VIII remain
open all the year
Tho Pow DR. Chamberlain, who has been presenting
30 the American churches the need OF mission "oih h
prazil has returned TO his beloved work III the Nc"
republic, accompanied by Wehty-SA hi''''o"''''
They sailed on Wednesday
Now that the Christian Endeavor Society has PROMISED
% hold its next National convention In TINS Guy III
1899 the local societies will besur themselves III pa"
,rc how TO entertain the 1900 or 10000 young PEG
",'e Ii win no their guests New York has worked
hard for the convention and it proposes 10 so" 's
o,,,ncia friends how a great meeting should ne con
ducted II Is hoped by some that the nuulDer Vi
sneakers OH the programme will be somewhat h'li''u'
For specal services siXtyseven speakers In
minutes Is far better than to have one man occupy al
that time but many Of the delegates to the last 1e"
conventions feel that they would retain more OF WHAT
they heard II they had not had to remember the haheS
md +he denomlnationaI bias OF so many speakers
.Tbe Christian at Work" for this week contains hh
nnrecative article on DR.. Howard Crosby, written DS
President Dwight Of Yale University, who sat next
o him for nine years on the Revision Committee OF te
New Testament.
The educational work which DR.. John +. fiherS, VI
Elizabeth n j. has been carrying on for weil'hiSh
half a century, for half OF that time as the head ol
fine Pngry School, is TO be continued ana the hanie
* 70 be perpetuated. An organization has been Ill
corporated and these trustees chosen Dr. Pngry leo
dore X. Pembroke John c. Rankin, lr, Frederick L.
ueigritter Palmer H. Charlock, Joseph Gales, Isaac
Kirrius n G. D. English ana Henry A Haines- "heh
the organzaton was effected month ago subscriptions
IN me extent of $4,000 had already been OotlIhed
and this amount has been materially Increased since
that time Professor f. W. Lyttle has been associated
with DIP. Pngry for considerable time and the WORK
will he carried on under his direction This act OF
DR. pncrys friends In perpetuatng the splendid WORK
which he has already accomplished is deserved trDuIe
IN one who has done much toward moulding the hVes
Of hundreds of young men in addition 10 giving them