New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
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Several May anniversaries Will be held next week
| Among others are these: The American Seainans
r,iord society will meet Mt It's home in Cherryst on
Monday afternoon the National Temperance society
ot the broadway Tabernacle on Tuesday evening ana
the American Tract society at the ecurcroom OF the
Madison souarc Presbyterian Church on "Wednesday
morning These three societies are oil doing noble
work. and have the confidence OF cergymen and lay
men I'm all the evangelical denominations
, rotab,e meeting IS announced for next Thursday
ovcnnr nj the Calvary Baptist Church In West Fifty
sovrntbst I'm the interest Of the Industrial Christian
Alliance The speakers Will be DIS. d. Burrcil. Johh
T. Paxton George T.. Strobridgc W. :. minsford
Charles Cuthbcrt Hall and r. :. Macarthur. A mum
her Of men WHO have been secured through the work
OF the Alliance Will relate their experience An In
,ercstng musical programme will b. under the direction
OF the Rev. Walter A. a. Gardner.
Forty -fOnr persons united with the Marble Collegiate
Church. in Firhavc.. last sunday. DR.. Iinrrell has
added assistant pastor TO his corps OF workers
A protest against the sunday opening OF the Worlds
Fair will be presented at popular meeting to be held
tomorrow evening In the Peoples Presbyterian Church
Dr. w. W Attcrbury. Colonel f. +. Shepard and the
pastor Of the church, DR.. &. L. Thompson, VIII speak
Dr. Henry van Dyke, Of The Brick Church. has been
overt.ixcd by the heavy years work OF MS chnrch,
and his congregation has granted HIM an carrier leave
OF absence than usual and sent him to Europe for the
vacation. lie will sail for Genoa day on the Wcr'i
and will spend time in travelling among the NIL
towns OF Northern Italy in company with Professor
Allen Murquand, Of Princeton. lie expects TO finish
the summer in Norway and hopes TO be nj home carly
in september. Arrangements have been made for
supplying the church with able preaching during the
summer.
The Christian EndcavOr unions OF New York anil
Brooklyn will have excursion on Decoration Day
up the Hudson The object OF the meeting Of the rep
rcscntativcs Of these societies Is that the members
may be more closely allied in religious work. and that
they may be thoroughly aroused to the importance
OF the work be accomplished ard the good that can
result from the International Convention 10 be held In
Madison square Garden IN July. The meeting VIII
be held at Oscawana Island. where the two iron
steamers engaged viii make landing
The East Harlem Prcsby tcan Church has been
erecting new house Of worship in East onc-hundrcd
aud slxtccnthst., under the auspices Of the Church
Extension Committee. Tomorrow the new building
viii be used for the first time. Warner Van Nordcn
the treasurer Of the Prcsbytcrys committee will speak
in the morning. and Dr. John Gillespie VIII preach
popular service at 3 p m. Will folio" the sunday
school session. and addresses are expected from Dr.
John C. Bliss the moderator of the frcsbycry. and DIS
James ;. Ramsay james Chambers, J. ii. lloadcy
d. &. wyc and q. W. f. Birch In the evening Dr
John Han will preach. Dr. J. g. Patterson Is tie pas
tor Of the church.
The public mind seems somewhat confused in re
gard - the recent action Of the New York lrcsbyicy
in selecting commi, .ioncr, 10 the General Assembly
rhc charge made openly In the Prcsby terry. aud
has been repeated in many forms since the meeting
that printed ballots and typewriter ballots were voted
ON the authority OF Of the tcllcr>. the Pastor
able 10 state that not single printed ballot nor
single typewriter ballot voted for any Of The
ministerial candidate. Regular tickets. however
written with pen pencil. were voted. one bearing
the names Of those considered conservative. and the
others bearing the name, of those opposed 20 the con
sentative men. 1t Is 10 he greatly regretted that
Professor Brown not elected for 10 man stand
closer to DR. Breg, than his successor In the Hebrew
chair and could well present his Views. OF
defend them rs Dr. Brown
Tho Rev. II. r. McEwcn chairman 81 the committee
Of o. had an excellent article IN The Golden Rule
last week. showing what the Christian Endeavor Con
vcnton 10 Dc held In Madison square Garden In Jul,
will do for New York Mr.. McEvcn has done mpr.
pcrhop,, than any other man, Grsi To set the con
vcnton here and secondly, Ia arouse enthusiasm
among the societies Of Ncw YORK ana ~ vicinity. which
hall attract the meeting thousands of the Young
people living within easy access Of IT.
Mr.. Moody. who has been holding cvangcl-tic sef
vices In scotland during The winter hns gone t. TIE
Holy Land with George u. Nackay 4 this city. They |
planned spend The Passover sca-on In Jerusalem
Mr. Moody ha, invited The students Of all lands to hold
another college conference az NOrthhrd on july u
Among the speaker, nrady occurred are the following
The hcv. Dr.. A.. J. Gordon. Of boston: Merrill f
Gates, prcsIdcn, Of Amherst COLLEGE A. r. schauiier
Of the New ok city Mission society, H. Clay |
Tumbull, Editor Of " The sunday school Times. !
Philadelphia wilton Merle smith. Of this city. and
Frank Bristol. II Chicago Bishop J. VI. Th0burn. |
Of India. Major d. W. Waffle. Chicago and Anthony
Com>iock the secretary Of the society for The sup
preston Of vice. In this city. College Christianity viii
be ben the theme Of Teyer important, ys'ion. which
college secretaries, kobcit H. Spec viii DE the Bibl'
cla,, leader again, the lessons being IN the BOOK Of
The Acts. Jane, McConaughy In the workers. Bible
training class. will take up personal work am1ng |
the college men. An athletic committee composed OF
representatives. from several prominent Institutions. !
Will have charge Of this Important department. while
professor lowncr WI conduct the dnslng The total
ton can De occurred from George l.. Leonard NJ. 40
East Twenty thrdst
The Jewish work carried on by Hermann Warsza |
Wink al The Dewitt Memorial Church. In Rvlngtpn ST.
is attracting widespread attention The Ciiy Mis
sion Monthly edited by DR.. >chauler. contains a let |
work which is further described by the jewish mis-
,ionay and the Rev. Mcs,r, Leonard and El>lng |
The TWO pastors Of The Dewitt Church. Those inter |
est"d In this work can secure report from the 30 |
clcty IN the Bible House. People IN scotland who
hnvc contributed already 10 the work have requested
Ir. Hchauicr To to the General Assembly tlI.
spring, to give further information regarding IL.
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ana Third ave. This aroused the suspicious Of Lout
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