New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04

ference which began at 80 a. M. In the Park
Avenue Church. This was a love-feast and was led
by benjamin II. Burch There large attendance
At 10 as Bishop Cyrus d. Foss preached
After the sermon the Bishop ordained the following
to deacon's orders Herbert Welch, Arthur Jameson
William b. Miller, Robert II. Kelly, Arthur oIossey
Hubert D. Munson; ArG in' WEBSTER f. Morse
George o. Wiltsie George +. Barber. T. r. AmSs mss
Grenvc E. Kerr Alvin j. sole Ansis4s , r.. h'1Iiio
Richards and William b. sleep. ,,.o,
Andrew The Rev DR.. F. c. Iglehart, the Rev. DR..
c. c. MoCabe, the Rev. DR.. NJ DC. CRAWFORD ana the
Al the Madison Avenue Church. at Mad son ave and
Sixteth-st. at 3 O'Clock. the Rev. Dr. j. l. SaNheli
II Corinthians v IA to l6 the subject being Christi
Love the Motive Christian service After the GER
following were ordained elders by Bishop Foss: Ar
thur NJ Gri1ln John :. Graham, Hwcod r. Ackerk
Lewis +. Piper, Bcrthod >ecbaclzcr and joel A. LIN
In the evening the following anniversaries were held
Missionary society in the Park Avenue Church New
York Conference Education society. in ST.. Andrew S
church sunday school Union and Epworth League In
The pastor Of tho Park Avenu. Church is the Rev
DR. Ferdinand c. Inglchart, who born in Evans,
Vile. Ind. on December 5, 1915. and graduated
al De PAW University in 1861, Mrs. Ingehart was
aV have mn nt@resiinr family of five and
daughter. the Oldest being an assistant Of the
vas graduated a year ago. DE-. lgehardt s'ua ns
theology privately but has served The church IN c msy
important charges incluung the one az riech
Indiana the seat OF DE PAW university lrlhiy
Church Evansville. Of when ne hhc btfsl n i'HD'i
from hovhOod until hi- entrance g the ministry IN"
Tfr, Church 81 Bloomington, ILL.,. th- Delaware Venue
Church ~ Buffalo, Ncw-lOsh, and the central Church
Of Newark. y. J. .- - .o
When he was about 70 leave Newark, wear ago
n writer aid % Or. IGehart since assuming ms
nre-ent charge his membership has Increased largely
and throughout his entire term the congregations nav"
Ieeu exceedingly large A. prear her ne Is Clear
SCHOLARLY earnest ana magnetic, ana MS deep anu
feores,v oppressed convictions have not only made
MIN widely known but have len lasting mark upon
nr institutions OF public morality aud general beheNo
lonce A. well a. upon church matters generally. HIS
.cholarly attainment, have Bewls attracted the at
temtiou OF a literary world and for some years he
los baen a frequent contributor for the ablest maya
zinc of the country. Among his public writings nave
becn sketches ~ Frederick III, which attracted wide
attention In Germany well a. Ia thls country, ana
81 DR. SpurgeDu published few months ago
DR. Ingehart has fairly won a high reputation a
s1cc.s- mi pastor and preacher by h- dlhscnt, pas
taking and faithful work In the various charges he mas
served and nj, previous cbargos always warmly IN
dor~od him when the cOmmitt"" Of prospective Up
poni meni got his trail 10 look mp his record lie
has marked versatility pubic SPEAKER, ana u
acceptable either In the pulpit or a platform orator
lect~r or an tcrdinner speaker but he especially
strong A. preacher He = orthodox 70 the core ana
heievee implicitly IN the Inspiration Of The Hcrptures
some " eloquent passages In ms sermons are
those in which he pays tribute 10 me bibe. IL - CYL
dent 10 his hNapr. that h. carefully uilnhs out ms
sermons and his ideas presented IN such lOtlcaI
order and well cXprrs-ed ana MS ilusuTuohh
are ~ Ut and forcblc. n Is believed that he must also
write them but he docs non use note In the pulpit