New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
JVHATA PASTORSEES AND HEARS
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE

Ito Moderator Of the General Assembly OF tn'
Prrslyt -5ian Church will preach morrow anu heA'
Sunday I'm the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian '"ur'n'
d. Young has been an attentive hS"h'T ~ "
Of the sessions IN the Briggs trial. having ueep
in crest In the an -tlous involved aside from Tie ho'
that the case came before the Portland Assembly,,
over which he pr, sided with so much nhnV anu
fairness since the present trial began tile statement
has been published that Dr. Young lett the ch"r
M Portland and mldc Il speech against DF' b'iss''
The statement /, not only misleading II Is untrue
Dr. Young did make speech ana mo'' eu''Ne
one lni not until after the Briggs case hau pe'i'
settled The suffice; Of the appointment OF com
Mite, Of arbitration with Union seminary was nhuer
Gi,ci,, SION and IT this matter That he spoke
No meu,ier Of the Assembly showed greater sense
of fairness or a deeper interest In III" ""1are u
n. seminary than did DR.. Young, both III MS rhus7
when the seminary before the Assembly anu
in his address from the Moor.
bishop Andrew, f. T., preach the annual Chris'"aS
sermon for Dr.. McChrsnry. nj the Madison avenue
Methodist Episcopal Clmch 20 morrow morning DE-
Andrews +, a great f1vOr" With the church'S o''r
which hc l. called 10 preside and tie announcement
Of The. fact that he Is 10 preach at cer'aih churo"
alwals tends 10 make III" c"hG" S'""h '"'o'' WA"
il would ordinarily hc.
cite Christian Tnion." referring TO the hlaheH
outlooh ri the American Board. which. 1t says. n
nat 40 .ncour,eng as 70, friends might we'll desire
add,: IL + cyidcn; that the sooner III" hlmcWu'S
in the Lotrtl are adjusted th" l"ltr II VIII pr '"'
II. treasury. We v,ntnr" to suggest the f'-i'aHN
cf conference b,iWcen rp'as natives Oi H' various
,artf,~ I'm tai- CONTROVERSY, VIII view u" hHu'"E
SOM. common eronnd upon which al can work.
Wlra .uch dlicltli', ari,c there ~ ONLY o"' WY
out d, them: either one party must conquer III" o'h'r
ar lotb r,rii.., mii, comrcdc something IT," latter
way +, AWAY, The best such complications arlS" ~
chnr,l., and between Individuals. W" brll"N" ''"'
| a conference. Lciwccn tine older and NOR" prominent
| rlyc-, would result in ,om" Plan bv when 'o"'r'
v.r., might cr-r and ia" odim" enthusiasm DE-
| revived
In. pastor Of the now Collegiate Church at seventy
! seventh. #. and W--t Endavr. will b" Installed Oh
| r,,o,, To morrow the Rev. \. r. Myers. an
| ,.t.t,nt uastor Of the Marble C!urch, VIII prach
I'm H.. m..nlug and DR.. Chambers ia the "'terhooh'
Tn. Row DR. T. ". BROOKS. -, the East New York
Reformed ch.,,ch in Brooklyn. tn" chairman Of the
sabbath ui,.rvau,,. Committee u the General SYNOD
, ,f. Performed Church OF America. -poac recently
| a., tl.. -.,Ga, op,nng ~ The World Fair saying
/ g., substance. W. Drr - cclch!ai" Tour hhnll'u
yeaf- Of ptorre., Jnd prospeni, iN an lh''r"'uo""
| rypo.riou Tn. raiipn, ~ the earth ar" invited to
see t,. evidence 81 progress and 10 discern 'n
.ln-rui. M crain..- I'm orr ua'lona' He. Shall We
! exhibit O., tlc world American SUNDAY o 'h'''
tl. Commtian EypoIu.n become the most gigantic
.,lr,,l, do. fr. wing power that American dyi7ao on
La. .,.r seem T. j. most momrn'ou' P"'''o"
That f., som 10 De- br u-ht before Congress t'r H'l
,otf'rin M j. J., NJ question 81 hospitality - III"
foreigner nor OF l,ucv0encr T., tJ" laborer' nor j. j.
simply question OF majority. bat II Is question al
| non..g making ID i- a question Of serving TIA or
V.,,rron. g.. ~ mlIri by fhr fact thai handful
80 Christian mon fhr.,. or four OF them OctnpNluE
,,s, =. ugor. in ihr Church. atr ON the wrJn; sd"
| II tl. question. Their Influence credits their cause
D., moro iulu IL d-ci"di, tt'ir religion. j Is ne