New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

Mortified. Mass. July 9.-0winc 10 the S'''''
thunderstorm last night the O'Clock meeting u'ail'
held upon Round Top conducted in stone nan
| Mr. Purvc.. Of Princeton Theological Seminary u"
dressed the students upon the subject. CLAIMS OF Wv
Ia stan Ministry" At s.p. IN. IN" students had tho
plea sure OF listening TO III" Christian experience ~ VIZ
Kuroda Of the Amherst Agricultural College Mr. krod
IS 4 Japancso who belonged to family OF high caste
! I'm Japan. but who became incrcduOus on 'u''
worship, ard coming into contact with n'sNloh'rN
was converted 20 the Christian faith. His iamAy
renowned him. and the Young man got money
cnouCht together 70 sail for America. wh"r" u" III
tends to educate himself for minister Of tn" Gospel
and then 90 back 10 work among his conutrymoh Inc
caInestncss and spiritual power Of this Young man
held the audience In undivided attention for over an
hour.
The second sunday ~ the Conference dawn"d eiehr
ard bright over the Mortified Ills. The Mission
AIRY Institute and Mr.. McConaughy's class met Tor
short session in Stone Hail before the r"c1llnr morning
service At II :4j m. III" Congregational 'hurch o'
The place hcd 70 lis utmost seating capacl'y me
choir composed Of children song swrc'ly. "Je'n' Is
the Chdlcns King Mr.. sanbcy sang Tell tie "l'd
Story Again Mr.. Prrvcs preached powerful ser
mon from the text John t. % and John III. 30. the
words CT john the Baptist. He spoke In par' aS
follows:
"From Tie first passage we learn that forg"'ml-
ness OF self Is the evidence Of the finest trait 81
human character. John the Baptist was fierce
rcformor q man peculiar In manner, dress. etc, but
more peculiar in his inter forgctfun"Ss OF sell
The solitude Of his mission would naturally tend
10 make him sclfconscious. not llk" rs. who are
apt 10 be clatcd with pride cost down With
despair John the Baptist cared not for the applause
OF man. Int forgot himself In his loyalty 10 MS
great mission. John the Baptist entered Into his
life work with complete devotion 10 II. There were
three main causes that enabled him 10 50 olii'"rTi'"
HnT
sclous Of Gods calling 10 the work second, because
Ne had lively perception Of the infinite importance
Of the work: third ne knew that the tim" short
he was Hike the morning star that blazc' forth IN
tine gray light before the dawn. Martin Luther was
liz, him. but Luther less forgetful Of self
Al the close Of The sermon Professor Towner ana
wife sang Not Ny own" after Which the conSrrga
ton arose and sang Praise God from Whom All
blessings Flow
Robert l.. Spccr met his class on Round Top TINS
afternoon at O'Clock. The regular O'Clock meeting
on Round Top was addressed By Mr. Beach and Pro
fessor Henry Drummond spoke for the first time In
the conference at O'Clock In stone Hall
MR. IRVING oY CITY MISSION WORK.
Round Top was d,vcrcd on Friday night with stu
dents to hear Mr.. Irving. OF the Ncwiork CITY Mis-
sionary society. whose topic was City Missions IN
discussing his work In the Fourth Ward of New York.
which has a population OF 10000, be sald We
succeeded better By the lack Of methods Than ny the
Use Of Them He spoke OF the love and loyalty
shown by those people when they find that person
wishes TO do them good and painted some Of ia" pie
lures Of horror for the student. The city missionary.
continued The SPEAKER. must deal with the social evil
Domestic economy must be taught In the common
schools: leave their homes and 20 to the hgnor
shops and low restaurants bccluS they can GET There
for ten cent. better meals than their wives ever
cooled for them Mr.. Irving srok" Of tn" Bow"ry a.
q great electric light about witch men In their
drunkenness and d"praviy riNh like blind bats about
the light Young men," said IA" speaker. Il can't
Fourth Wand In New York, can't promise you Tea,
house: bat / can promise you one oi thr sr'',"
opportunities man ever MAJ /" h''iI' The "'s'""'"
condition OF is brother man. a., -,
Mr. Mott called upon Nr. Brown. OF rHlr' VINO
has spent several m .n'hs In Nc1 York under III"
direction OF Mr. Irving. lie In subs .auc" said .
such Chrlsiian work. for Three rn,oh,' ir>' !.
brings young man INFO GJ>" contact WIZ ,'i'h
mon. and will add largely TO hi l"v"r IN ni'"r ire.
problems 4 The day thlri 'h greet benefit coming 70
his collce, hin III and the ncsiimahl' aid {"
other
Tie patf rin meeting AZ o'clock lat night VS.
addresg'd by "a" Rev. Mr.. puv"-. Of nron Ih"o-
logical SEMINARY. wac tooh ~ hi, ''If me rN,,:
lie said In part "Ther" j. Nr'Th'" hc,%',h
lud perfection. especially IT. regard -
chainct r, H." r,oaad j. n npl"tc no~rr. lu'
IL needs tine nd plac" 20 unfold int perfect Hover
The man who lives FOR In iu..,. for learning or
rccr.at ~. lives for part and cahno' hr complete
Tie platform Meeting yesterday morning vas 40,
seminary. and i} ihc Rev. Mr.. iurvc- ia The
absence - Mr. Moody. J I'm Il. Not neIdc' ~ IL"
platform meetings. After the remarks Of MI Pure.
Mr. Mott announced that thrr" men Ind alrrad, v"ni-
'ccrod spend the summer In III" cltN mission w rk
In NV York 1'y In r",p.n,c 80 Tie appeal 81 Mr
Irving .: Round Top. Tie afternoon va given up