New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
PASTOR SEESAND HEARS
ITEMS OF INTEREST REGARDING CHURCH
pIOPLL

r,, mon I'm tnc active ministry in this city can DC
SHARED and IN. resignation Of such WORKER It." NI'"
deacon Nachay smith !, a los to every u'lo''"''
,u, ,,d in AGGRESSIVE work. a IN organizer ne III A."
equals and his sympatAie' extend beloa Suo'
national ur,s altnou IN man could be more loy"i
., ,,s church than Dr. .,aclay smith. Bishop Potter
Will md it difficult % secure ~ Ills successor one 30
yreilvcr.cd IN regard to Tie religions needs OF 'ne
ctv and with such resource of practical hle'Ho"'
for meeting them
DR. Henry Van Dyke went to Northampton, Mas'''
ve.to,d,y to preach the Installation sermon ior m9
brother. Tie Rev Paul Van Dyke, who LETT PRINCETON
seminary last spring 10 accept the paS'oF''e VI e
Edwards Conversational Church. TomoFfo" w.
Van Dyke will preach to the Yale students IN tho
uorninr and In the evening will make special nd
,rees before a society OF young men formed Tor the
u,ruose of Increasing the number Of students i"r is
ministry.
4 ,. Jacobs OF Chicago Is to speak at the Fourth
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church on Monday evening beor'
the New-lork Suuday-school Association Oh ine
Word Of God the Teachers Citadel Raiph "ehS
IS the president of The association, ana DE- S'"'"''F
is vice-prcSidcnt.
I, is expected that the Rev. I. v. lIaacman' OF
the First BAPTIST Church. will resume us pulpit WON
ro.mo and 1T is hoped that the chapel mny be
occupied at that time.
The CITY Decentralization meetings held by tue
Methodist city Mission society III uc ''a"''S'' -
ma Church Ills week were fairly well attended but
# + not nj such meetings, interesting though they
are that the great problem IS to be met ana solved
Macedonia would not have been reached uh;'l the
ur.,clt tine At least If Paul bad simply Dc' o"h
vtltoms IA TrDas. When Paul BEARD the cry ONO
over into Macedonia aud help u.s., hr went mo '''0
doria TO answer the prayer. Would mat "c'o
were more TO-DAY with PauIs Split, shy those VINO
calling for help.
N.rh
Tho Christian Enquirer asks some New 10TH
Baptist church to let a d. In the p1sorate' dc
clafing: funeral Ike that OF Dr. Cones "ouii he
municipal lcnedction" II says cdi,orialiy that only
thrc BAPTIST pastors In the city have been IN th'lF
present field DOZEN yelrs. and that only one wnie
clergyman IN Brooklyn can say. J an dozen yeaiS
DID, Til, article must have boon written before Dr.
Avery, OF the Mariners Temple near Chatham square,
laid down his life few weeks ago, though only 1--WE
year, IN tho Passionate there.
Tie present Is week Of proycr for young men
and special meetings have been held IN Association
Hail.
The work Of tie salvation Army for the year
throughout the world +, reported to be as follows
a,Osi corps 1883 I'm England HOG officers 4'727
IN England, 81 weekly papers and D monthly papers
In % language, With circulation OF 45.O,O0yO. In
the United state, the strength Of the army j stli
Officers sumposs rescue homes and food and
shelter depot. Indoor meeting, have been hcld ln
$40 elite, with attendance OF -uOOJ,OOO people. The
circulation OF "1hc War Cryn + no~ 10000. aud IN
November German edition viii Doe issued FL this oty
there II already one published IN Swedish. Al the
she ter, at Downing ana Bedford SIS. Tie applicants
receive supper, nights lodging. n bath and break
fast fo~ II cent? With al Invitation TO attend tho
religious services. During ue year. 1900 meals
wero served ana 1875 people confessed conversion
while employment vs., found for 32i applicable. 10
tie slum work 71lD famliics were visited and 6.Go2
b.othcls and dives. Many conversions have been re
ported. especially among The young women. con
cress is TO tc held In Carnegie Music Hall next week