New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE.

Dr Arthur n pier.on who SUPPLIED Mr.. Surgeons
mint last year. will next month to occupy inc
same responsible position for another WINTER pesi"'
ming about November l. In referring 10 the ~
portcd call to that pulpit temporarily or permanently
n friend SAYS. 10 the dismay alike OF All WHO nave
pralscd or criticised DR.. Ferson: As 10 the pun
lsh,d statements, not one true paragraph mas up
peared yet"
The Rev. Daniel II. overton, the pastor OF Emanuel
Chanel in East Sixhst., closed his vacation Win
wedding. his bride being Miss Carrie {. Terry OK
southoM, l.. /. Mr.. Ovcrton had most dlihcui'
p,acn to FIJI at the beginning OF his pasorate some
Thing over n year ago. following rs he ala DE- oe!
monr whose concentrated life for twenty-five years
had made him IA power. not only among his own
pcoplc bnt throughout the entire nelehDorhoou Inc
ro,r postor had been invited TO preach during the
illness Of DR.. Seymour and the sunday Following MS
death. and thc people turned TO Hun and with such
upanimity that he was soon called to take charge OF
bn work, 10 the great satisfaction of both the cha'i
and f., mother church. Dr. Aiexandcr's. In University
Place.
The Christian at Work. gives Z" hearty welcome
~ Professor Briggs and Professor Brown, OF Union
Seminary on their return from Europe ana refers ~
the new attack made upon DR.. briggs LOT h'Vihs
cos,cl solomons Song as rhythmic parable which IN
stead OF presenting the life Of Christ f. most beauu
full song Of pure love In the worlds literature ana
fCT holding uS nc uOeS uul lllc b"'h "a ''''' "i''
unfods lesson Of patriotism.
The American Bap'iH Missionary Union IL pledsN
10 secure million dollar, for foreign missions beiofe
April l. 1893. THIS is the Carey centennial year. anu
a great impetus la, been given 10 mission work, not
only Of this board but Of all the foreign boards.
letter from the Mission Rooms IN boston says: "A
party OF twcniy-dgh, pcr'ons will sail from Boston
september ~. Besides these about a dozen cahd
dates 60 out this autumn, several from tie f"ciHo
ports, TO Japan and China.
TIL. Rcv. Palmer ; Hubert one of the associate
na.tors Of the Marble Collegiate Church In FIN ave-
las tho PASTOR. care OF thi, important church. Dr.
Iurrcl Is expected back from his vacation next
week.
Dr. d. D. Moraurin. Of o." Baptist Church Of
~. Epiphany will prcnch his farewell sermons Ia
lids city 10 morrow. on october be VII BEGIN MS
new pa.t nate I'm tho Woodward Avenue Charh' III
Detroit. while the Baptist, To-" one pastor tl's
week they gain anoCl.r In the Rev. +. H. ha'ch""'
Of the Trinity Church. In East iii'y MIN st.
Dr. Henry van Dixie. Of the Brick Church. who
has returned !rUn his summers rest completely -
oup,ra,cd from last years ovcr~ork expects I"
b"an preaching tomorrow. He ~aN booked by IN;
nI.ihrred Norunnnln bat transferred his passage tie
dag before he sailed 10 the Umbria.
4scfdoninl week. In the Methodist Episcopal
church begins tomorrow aud closes next sunday
The missionary secretaries have called upon every
church to SC, It apart week Of 'elidenia for
missions.
Tie cornerstone OF the now LcnOX Avenue Preshy.
i.ra.n Cmrh. In ono uudrci and thirty finth-st
nfar Eighth ave, will Doe aid today q, . 80 p. m.
pY John g. un,s tlo moderator ~ the Prcsbytry,
viii preside and tie fol loving clcrgym"n Will take
ftrf In the exercises The Rev. DIS. jane, Chambers
lance e. lattc;a on. /. II. Maring, j. :. Ramsay.
J. H. Ilnadiny !. y. shaw. ard T.. l.. Clark. The Rev.
Me-, ,. T. wlds ard y ". iIalscy, Warner Van
N0i,len and T.. tcnlN Bclknap