New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
IVHATA PASTOR SEES AND HEARS
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE

Ey-on wrote: IT'S pleasant sure to see one h'ie
I'm print, Int he DID not say what happened |" w.
uclless reporter who got name In PRINT "l'iou'
the proper titles. few days ago. NJ 'n' "''e7
trial he names Of four men simine tose'h'r "e''
publsicd Three of them were known 10 the "
P"0" Ct, .,.,os ,rcre given The
fourth WIS not so well known, aud he appeared III
The list as the " Rev. Mr.. Blank Inc next "'3
brief Interview took place between the clergyman "'1
the reporter, with the result that the r'por"l ~
ccved n printed card bearing the Inscription NV
Dr Rlopt.s This card contained the name OF the
college which Fad honored tile preacher Win Tue
degree Of d. d. the Office held by him In Wen
known association and Scripture references, the
first reading BE courtcOus,' and the second H'hoi
all men, Hereafter, that reporter mas oo'"'o'.
to use the name OF that brother, there Is DO uouo'
that he will be- courteous and honorable ana 'ha'
the pr, acher will appear as the KEY. DE- ba""'
Al the last meeting e tho American Society OF
Comparative Religion Or. \. H. Mckinney, OF thS
city, read a paper on "Ioroa'tTaniSm'' hc he'i
that Zoroastcr lived about 800 Il. C., ana OF me
,acred books OF Iarsees. TWO things render th'
Avestar the most important book in the world, ex-
cent the IilIc-its mon0thclsm and It's morality lie
characterized the ParSecs race physically strong
intellectually keen ana spiritually pure resen'
IIance 10 the Biblical doctrine was traced III thc
teaching OF the Avestl regarding mon0thrlS'"' tue
creation and fan and cscmtology
For many years Dr.. J. F. Pingry, the head OF Tue
IInrrv school In Elizabeth y. j.. has been III ,nc
habit OF using in his school room the Proverbs OF
solomon rs d sacred caicn lar. As there are thirty
one chapter, In this book. he has made such seiec-
lions from the chapter corresponding TO the day OF the
month Il, seemed suitable IN connection With the
dal!v morning prayer. following the reading with
familiar talk ~ a power n directing ana discpiinlhs
the school, and efficient in dliusins through the rooms
an atmosphere OF reverence for sacred things iheSe
talks have not often been prrmcJitated. but prolp'cd
by the lesson Of the morlng and adapted to the en-
rnnstancc, OF the hour. They were never written
out un'n within year or two, when nj the suggestion
If friends who have felt that they should be pre-
served in permanent form. Dr.. Ifnsry has Reproduced
them rs nearly p0ssbl, IN spfi, In SUBSTANCE a"d
+, form These short Talks the Proverbs oil
solomon" based upon H." motto I'm the school room
Tn" fear 81 the Lord !, t!' beginning OF VISION
and the sentiment from JUyenal, The greatest
reverence f. due 10 boys are highly priced By every
ore who he, sat in that pleasant srhooroom before
the honorcd and much loved teacher The pastor
lnovs Of 10 similar work. witch couh be- READ 50
prontally tO boys rs this. PacIic1 withput Deih3
podantlc. Christian without bling canty earnest with
oa, being severe. It is tit parting legacy - th'
iiugry boys. 20 whom the heart ANA the lie 81 tie
author have been gladly given
The ianrary meeting of he American Institute OF
Chris Ian Philosophy VIII be- held AT Columbia COLLEGE
next Tuesday evening. when ia" Rev. DR.. leighton
Williams. If tie Amiy BAPTIST Church, Will discuss
social Aspect, u Chr'tianity.'
Dr. Birch, areum,ut IN Tie BrisSs case.' says
The Interior "Icvrls the fact Tint hr prepared
himself ly d.irl.ns dccp! at n" Sparkling fountain
q Professor Patton, argument IN the swing case.
An u which means that everything, good or bad
conn, from chicago.
Dr. G. W Willard. ot the Washington square Mc'ho-