New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
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ITEMS OF Personal INTEREST TO CHIK'h
PEOPLE


PEOPLE.
The other day a great admrer Of DIR. Howard Cro'os
,o,. mo What he thought was the very best pun oi
r. a,oo.lnn,, rr,o,hcr When asked the difference
h,,,cor Iacoh and F,lu. he replied without mo-
,non,,. hesitation Esan whit he saw but lraei
sac, ,rha, T. rcal The more one studies tlat 'he
more he secs in It, not only Of fun but OF fact
Tho Daptist Social Union at Its opening mee'.ns
% ro.par,s I'm Msdisonave., last week. oiS
cnssed The New Conditions Presented by tne
ORGANIZATION Of our City Mission Work" l'H i"apus.S
hive organized a new City MISSION society, WHO" WI.
have charge OF future phanthroPc ana rehglonS W.T."
with these officers: President, Charles Coloy WIZ
president William NJ Iaacs, secretary the Rev James
. rr,pr. An executive board Of thirty has been
.lec,cd who have extended invitation to the Kew
NJ r. Deming OF Boston, to come to The city aS COZ
responding secretary and superintendent OF 'he hc"
work Mr.. Dcmlng was for fourteen years secretary oi
the Young Mems Christian Association OF bo''oh' Has
boon for i've years pastor Of the Bowdon square
BAPTIST Church In that city, having experience III
every department of charitable and religious effort
which admirably qualities him for the new position.
II Is believed that the Bapsts Of the city have entered
on II era in city mission work.
Miss Nellie Law, daughter of the chaplain of the
Tombs and a graduate Of the Ncrthled seminary, Is
under appointment A. IA mi ,sionary in Beirut SYRIA
where she expects to he in few days she mas been
a Jealous worker In the temperance cause. and an
active member Of the Christian EndeavOr society III
her church, at West New-Brighn, staten Island.
Public lectures before the Aryan Theosop'ical Soci
ETY. will be given at No. 114 MadlsOnave. on the sun
day evenings Of this month a, follows: November H.
IIvpnoii.m and Memory William e. Judge; November
20 Duty A. Kcightlcy, VI. ID. (CantabJ; November
- The Birth Of Therophl,t,7 Alexander Fullerton
The society has Issued its syllabus Of discussions for
the Tuesday evenings of the fall aud winter months,
I'm which some fundamental thcoSOphical teachings.
doctrinal metaphysical and practical, to be con
sdered.
Charles +. Wingate wrote the other day " rs
sroled through Central Park lately and watched the
splendid cqupages and gay riders amid the auumnnl
glory | thought Of the million people dwelling IN
drclry tenemcnts, and wondered Why they could not
Share my pleasure and have some enjoyment In HE
Is II because no one cares And yet there are thou
sands Of earnest and women In New York. with
clear heads and lcarts. who striving 10 bring
sunshine and comfort and JOY into the lives OF the
poor" Few men have done more to show the public
the needs OF the tenement house people than has Mr.
Wingatc and nowhere has he done II successfully
than In The Tribune article, published few years
ago In tue same line Of Mr.. Wlnglte's article Is II
paragraph in d" The Christian Union written. pre-
! ,umably by Or. Lyman Abbott. Of Plymouth Church
II /, clear to that the Protestant churchc In the
great elite, must change their character In order 10
| meet the changed condition, Of NE. or cl-e must
frankly con,>, thcm-elvc, incompetent 10 deal with
| thr problem presented 10y populations tlht I'VE IN
! nais tenement houses and boarding houses