New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-06
WHATAPASTOR SEES AND HEARS
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO RELlo
IOTS PEOPLE.

This has heen Christian EndeavOr week Throughout
the world Tuesday marking the eleventh anniversary
OF the organization. The Executive 'ohht'ec u 'i'
Local Union Of New-Y'rk and its vicinity VIII Meet
in the Fourteenth street Presbyterian 'huch ihl> even
Ing The president OF each society I, member Of the
committee Following the business meeting, there VIII
be- Look out Conference, led BY F. l. Turner ana II Is
expected that other Christian Endeavorers VIII speak
Next Thursday evening there Will be II mass-Iecthg
| in the interests Of Christian Endeavor at the Mac
dougaT street Baptist Church. with addresses by mem
hers Of the Committee of ~. and other friends in
terested in the coming convention in July, when the
friends Of the movement hope will be the largest ever
| held.
| The Rev. Dr. 4. II. bradford. OF Montclar, ~ D.,
will deliver the annual address before the IN toficai
society Of the Bangor Theological seminary on May
| 81.
A friend OF the Rev samuel Amman, OF the Emmanuel
BAPTIST Church. has made lifelong provision for inc
church Inv the conveyance TO 1t OF property which VIII
Weld 80 900 annuity. few more East Side churches
| would be willing TO receive similar endOwments THO
Emmanuel Church has been under the OF the Fifth
Avenue BAPTIST Church for about ten years ana the
| endowment of $4,000 inst made by j. a. BOstwicR
| of that church. will make il seltsuppotihg. lie
money has been deposited with the trustees OF The up
| town church
Eyangelistic services are held this month In the
West Fifty first street Presbyterian Church Dr. D. H.
| Edwards and Professor NJ. r. Vincent have pIeicheh
| and Dr. J. II. McIvane, of the Church OF the cove
nant is expected next Thursday. The services are IN
charge of the Rev. i. o. ii. WeDoei, WHO IS oohb ca
cellent work there this winter.
The Rev. Horace w. Byrncs pastor Of the Cornell
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, has prepared
a series OF popular services sunday evenings with
lay addresses by prominent speakers, men and Women
followed by short sermons on timely topics. Last
sunday night Miss Grace II. Dodge, the friend oil
working girls. spoke at a meeting for women only ms
address followed by discourse on The Prodlsai
Daughter and address by Mrs. ii. Robinson. Oh
Woman's Need Of Christ
The International Christian Workers Association had
decided to hold it, convention in fremont TEMPE
The Atlanta people talked the matter over ana agreed
to give way I'm favor OF Boston for thls year. n nld
also the brother who had been doing the most work
in getting the convention for Cleveland the friends
ar, practically united In of Boston. and the vote
which requested by the Managing Committee was
unanimous In favor Of that city. Prominent ministers
write that no religious body has been invited with more
un;inmlty than this convention and expect 10 spare no
expense or labor to make 1t a useful gathering Of
Christians at work. II IS probable that 1t viii begin
November %, and continue eight days. Further IN
formation can he obtained from the Rev. John c.
Collins NewIIavcn Conn. the secretary and Treasurer.
terrain Board Of Foreign Missions, l. visit 30
missions IN foreign nnds. When last heard from he
was ia India, and expects Ia return III April.
besides being an ardent POhlbtOnist. Horace
Waters. the plnomaker, IS deeply interested In mis-
sionary work and has Offered give ~ 200 this year
toward sustaining two special missionaries In this
state.
The Book Committee Of the Methodist Episcopal
oh, A w Eelruarv
10 This statement H. aid to DC important to all who
are Interested In the publishing affairs 81 the Church.
directly ur Indirectly, ard affects the entire denomnb
ton.
At the recent Sunday school meeting In the opera
house. these interesting statistics printed on the
programme Number II sunday schools In the city
Epi-copallan, CO Presbyterian. IL; Methodist, Is
Baptist 41; all Others. lV4, total. 37o; Total enrol
met % scholars In the 3Tj schools l23oOO scholars
In public schools 3O7 800. To this must BE- hddcd
scholars III private sohOls and children Who attend no
school, n vast army uncyangcliLed. Enrolmont Vf
scholars ard teachers In schools of New York PTcsby-
terry ioo7, 24U25. lees, 21,346 losD, 26.O25, lb~,
2G.lI5. Gain Ia four years. 2o1 or per cent Ia
per yenr The Presbyterian sunday schools Of ths
city gave Board II Publication and sunday school
work 1887. $3.50 1888. 1919; 1855. al 038 la9O.
l,14l Total. $3.50 J ID per cent Of tho entire
amount raised gwen to support sunday "ch0Ol
work In United states. The Pr-byteran sunday
schools Of this city contributed Ia the sunday school
Committee Of the Pcsbytery, In four years. ~ JlJ.
SUNDAY. school work In the grea'5-t Sunday school
home mi ,.iouary field In the United states.