New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
WHAyAPASTORS SEES AND HEARS
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST 10 CHURCH
PEOPLE.

These interested in the young jewish i'iss'o"
. uorron Warszawiak working on the east sV'
under the New York City Mission ana lr''c' .o''s'
,riu no Glad tn know that he mas fe'ur"cu NV"
ruropc bringing his wife with hiM a'no'sn w
narcnts OF Mrs War>Zawiak took the" wv" ''
children from them the train was aO'uo |" N"'
Iodz II is probable that his work OF rii'ih- "'o,s
D., ,, no,. ChdStian synagogue viii now be pushed
,,coro,,sIv Tom1rrow evening the hlNty HhssiVn'
aries OF the society will be present Mt tic 7iAN '
annual meeting In the Fifth Avenue rr'So' o'''''
Church. Last year the meeting h"id III INV Diva
way Tabernacle was productive OF great s''' '",7
e rho society OF which Dr. \. +. Scha filler Is the ca'
In = review of DR.. Charles Cuthbcrt liars recent
bool, Into His Marvellous Light ;" Ihe Ohurci'N"''
protestant EpiScopaD says: The Voiume 10 NAM"
~ tho title Of the first OF twenty sermons but Tue ue
l. NOT inc xprcSslve OF the spirit OF the "Ioic '""''
They are good specimens Of the rafochla s'i'o. e,
ont vim devotional warmth, forcblc with chaa'e u'c
tion simple in theology and practca' III 'nei
of human hearts. If these be lreS"A terra"
we trust the day IS not distant "''" o"'" .,
terans will claim their birthIght anu taNe ''''
numbered place in the historic church. DF' IAN %
the director of Union Seminary who dehVereo "e op'
,no oddrc,s this fall and 1.-THE Churchhah - ~
o,fuuv informed that he IS not seeking auihis'''h
70 any other "hlstoric church'--certainy hot uhu'
after the present ecclesiastical examinations are co'
peted.
The Rev. George s. Webster of the Covenant 'haIei'
g., rost Forty second-st has been introducing hS
poope to the Apostle Pau-the citizen the tra''eF'
the r,oner the writer, the missionary.
rh. nrcsdinr elder Of the Bozeman Dstric'' !"
Montana wants three young. encrgeuc' souN
nrcocbersr for the Montana conference pro"'''".
thcm plenty OF work, good living III" '''o'e
opportunc opening for mon OF vigor, co"'"o" -,
and conservation good climate ana earnest ',,,
Toav,rc aside the triple nature OF the inV''Auo"'
ni, :. ,brcc times repeated cores pondns 10 inc
,oo,s tbrec heads OF the old time sermoh'' '"'
,or,d tho flesh and the devil" the pastor wo"id Hike
r., add his hearty approval to all that Is Sau r's"e
the work the opening, the climate anu inc "'''l
hearted people, As for tho Bozeman Nal''' VI n''i
nronerly the Gallatin Valley, this IS pace "",'
Mr. Ingersoll once called "a dmP'' III ''' '"'
Of Nature"
IT., aor,ra for student workers from the mon
Seminary Is increasing each year. ana 'i' iao"i'' "'
II exceedingly difficult - secure all 'he nci "'' "
desired Having enjoyed the assistance Of TWO ir
-, voors am prepared TO speak very highly OF
,h -. oil .rhIch they do while engaged IN MISSION
work said recent graduate Of an inlano ii'Ai"''"'
A.. | never knew until came 10 New YORK WHAT p''',
tIcal Christian work 1t l. one thns to s'Uu' Nv"
70 engage In mission work, and quite oher'n' '"S
=, be thrown into it, The students 0i Cho' 1e"'
mary are cspec tally lOrtunhi" III ""'"r 9"
Airector Dr. A. f. Sclaufier, " IN" 'i'y A9Hon
society who knows perhaps, about the ne"hs oil
thc churches and chapel, OF New 1rl,. rs Il wh'''
than any other living man. Those who niN' pre-
eictcd the downfall Of the seminary because OF ~"
severance If is rclati n with the '"he'Hl .\S''
will be paned 10 read that the preliminary catalogue
,,r the current year shows total Of lJi Students
more than oneihrd OF that number being In the JUNIOR
,loss The Alumni Clue u the Seminary VIII hoiu
H. sixth public meeting at the Columbian Restaurant
-, Monday when Christian Science" viii be as
ci.sed by Dr. +. f. Einnwood and DR.. g. l.. Th'np-
son. The Rev. J. Winthrop IIageman j. the Pr"si-
dent Of the club and DR.. Briggs IS one OF us wee
pr, ,dents.
NcNt Monday morning DE-. Il. :. Macarthur, OF the
Calvary Haptist Church. will speak on Present DC
conuuotioual Needs ard How - supply Them before
IN. raptl,t ministers at their meeting in the Taber-
nace.
4 public meeting Of young men 10 the Interest OF
flle Brotherhood Of Andrew and Phlip VIII DC h''u
I'm the Marble Collegiate Church, next Monday even
Ing The brotherhood Il both denominatiohn ann
IN or denominations, Four denominations already
reprc,cntod In this list OF over 100 chapters nancy
! th two branches Of the Reformed Church AMI the
ntinu Ia, Il, own brotherhood made up oi Ql'
chnptcrs within It's bciy. Their l. also union
Of nh the chapters Of IN" brotherhood represented De
,,,r.u Tho conventions 10y Federal OohncH WHOSE
member. are drawn from Ill the denomination, "H'h
Lnvn chapters The Federal Council VIII meet on
Monday and Tuesday 81 the Marble Church ana on
Monday evening Dr. ID. ). burrIi' tle p'S'" VI "e
church, aud others VIII -pIh.
rHE MrRDEREES STILL ~ THE TONES.