New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11

Mr. Butler 4, pleased 10 see that the boiIctciary Of
his Silt sustained by the PrcsLytcry.
\ committee was appointed Yesterday to prepare
minute on the death of Henry Day. director IN
the seminary since 1870. lie was present mt nearly
every meeting. and OF the most loyal mcpbers eS
pcciay in the crisis through which the Institution
has passed in the last Two years. Three directors
were elected Dr.. John Balcom shaw, OF the West End
Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Lewis Iampman, OF
Newark. and Dr. Henry ID. Nuycs.
DR.. Slaw's success In this city has been almost
phenomenal. lie WAS born In Bcilpor. l.. /. Oh
MAY l.. loCO. ana graduated from Lafayette
College In l-- and from Union ccninar} three Yeas
later. While Il student in the seminary he started
sunday school the West Side, and Oh his eiadu
alton he found himself ut the head of honrishins
congregation. ana the West End Church. occupying n
fine edcc. built by young pastor. is ono of the
leading churches In the Ir,byrry. Active IA It's work
arr the members OF Or. Briggs family. D.. shaw
TIE valedictoIian Of his class In college ana
alternate fellow the seminary. Last year Lafayette
and Hamilton college, gave him tho degree IT d. D.
lie is director of the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign
Missions, and presided ct the meeting held In the In
tercst Of this board at III. last meeting III the New
York synod. Other public Offices held by him have
been those OF trustee Of the New York prc-byteri.
trustee OF EutecI, Female College and member Of the
executive committee OF th" Presbyterian Union.
he Roy. M. Lsmpmsn wa, r'dn"t' u l'nion ,
Seminary Ia 1870. lie Is liberal ia h- 'h""lo-ichl
View, and ha~ taken acu'" port IN the
revision II the Westminster conf, lion Faith ana
IN. Union seminary ease NJ Portland last May. IA
speech the General Assembly. %" charged o." cox
scrt atiVc- with Lbldng club over ~" seminary 10
beat ont f. brains. For tn, remark hr was called
order but the Moderator declared that - VA merely
II figure OF speech.
Dr. Moves IS an elder in the Church Of ~. COS
cnaut Dr. NclIyaiur'-
The report ',as Graduated Yesterday thtt ". W.
Ioppn. jr.. director 81 tie armirars had resigned.
or cOucn pliic1 r,-ignns from 40" h'asd. 10" Tn"r
seemed the NOR" proiahl" to tho" Who know iiri
In The recent discussion regarding the relation o' "
seminary - the G"r'rli Assembly VI. N'pian dil
not hold the same Views. - a lawyer tat w'r" ed
Vanc,r hv Mr. DiN. 70 fellow director. ard ~ JuiE"
Noah Davis and james { Carter. upon vn''' ad
vice the relation wa. ,'Ncr,d. y. llnprin. Wilt"
agreeing with tie result secured. pr'-'ut'd sub
stanilay these view, IN an opinion which Do" gave
right t. ~" General A--cmlly or surrender "t'
pa,' 81 their corporal" priyil"-'.. I'r culinary
simply toJa o." General Assembly n> IT, adviser on
the question ~ the fire. 81 10" professors
10 Trihnn" reporter Who called hl NJ, nome
80 - We, fifNthifi -f.. Las evening. VII.
lI0ppln said that De- Lad not r~isuci from the
lrsari uf director. aud Ltd u' tlnIcf ., such
- step ~ pr,-cnf. Ilr I'll NOT care 80 ~ GUS
the questions 20 iesue f,r PUBLICATION. nid In M,
opini n t. wouM have been wis" for aii connected
With the seminary 10 lnv. prevented re ''Hi" ~
ionrlr, At thc outset hy q di-nin.i Silence. Nj.
lioppn -polo appfoyiurlv a. thr ability shown b'
Dr. Ericg- az his trial.
When The General Assembly Committee ~ Con-
f.rcnc" met with the directors YEAR AKA" b. ]. -nl J
mas Mr. lfoppiu Informed thc comp.it'r That The
legal opinion. gwen Lv o." director ~ ~" seminary
wor.. given iy iLrur Individuals. aud were binding
only upon those who presented them.