New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18

such cheering and such stamping Of feet and cappng
OF hands could only come from men who We're as
earnest as these coored Republicans WERE DR.. Der
rick was fairly carried TO the PLATFORM lie caught the
spirit OF the meeting and gave one OF the most I'M
FASHIONED and effective addresses that have been made
In this campaign. He told what the Republican party
had done for the colorcd man, he showed what the
Democratic party had not done for him. ana lie gave
the best Of for believing that the coored voters
were united than before and would cast thlr
ballots solldy for Harrison and Reid on November o.
For several years the Bible teachers of the various
SUNDAY -schools in Harlem have held weekly meeting
In the winter at which the lesson for the following
Sunday has been presented The Rev. DR.. a. +.
Schaicr has generally conducted this service and VIII
be mt rs head this season The first meeting Of the series
will be held september 81, Mt the Sec, nd Collegiate
Reformed Church. at IenoX-avc. and One-lunurc-ahu-
twenty -thrd-st. There will be some extra a'uacuohS
for the opening night An address OF welcome ny
the Rev DIR. IIarsha, the new pastor OF the church,
will be made and music will be furnished by Pro-
feSsor Charles b. Rutcnbcr and j. H. Mckinney
Although meeting primarily for llble teachers'
the doors are open TO all who care TO attend.
The pastors Of nearly all the churches In Harlem
have returned to their pupits with renewed energy
and fully prepared by their summer vacations LOT
vigorous and successful campaign In the cause OF
righteousness The year promises to be most success
full for Sunday-school work. Frank \. Ferris, VINO
has taken great Interest in the sunday woIh
Of Harlem gave dinner Thursday night at toe ST.
Denis Hotel to the superntsndents Of the different
Sunday schools of Harlem churches. Plans for Work
In this line were discussed and the work OF the winter
was well marked out. Among those invited were
william Flack Of the New York Presbyterian Church !,
william Baldwin. Calvary NJ +. Church: f. A Black
Holy Trinity Dr. J. Gardner smith Mount NJ iris
Baptist Church Ransom Il. Wilcox, Harlem Pres
byieran Church. James Knowles. BAPTIST Church OF
the Redeemer T. f. Parsons Church OF tie PuritauS :;
W. A. sage, St. Andrews Episcopal Church j. A.
Tackabery. st. JaInes's Methods. EpiSccpa:
Church: George Hall, Pilgrim Congregational Church :;
II. II. Uher, Second Collegiate Reformed Church ;
b. Coe Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. and q. a.
Mapes. First Collegiate Reformed Church These
people represented the Harlem Association Of sunday
school superintendent. which includes all those VINO
have served in the capacity of sunday sch O
superintendent The officers of the association are
Ransom f. Wilcox, president: DR.. Botome. secIc-
ary George G. Hall. treasurer; while MI. Ferris Is
chairman of the committee meetings. This society
gives series Of lectures for sunday school teachers
and to others the lesson, which Is announced In
Sunday schools for the following sundays.
The Baptist Church Of the Redecnler In Onehundred
and thirty first between Lenox and seventh aves
will be opened The first sunday In october, When
the extensive alterations will have been completed.
The lot in the Of the church has been built over
and added the auditorium thereby nearly doubling
its seating capacity. 4 lecture room also has been
two dressing rooms opening into the main building.
THIS addition has been made the thirty five feet
of ground on the east side OF the church. and VIII
be a great improvement to the sundays which
has grown so rapidly that II was necessary TO hold
different sections.