New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
Observation-Disclosures
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH


| ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST 10 CHURCH
PEOPLE
There Will be a dual missionary conference In this
city and Brooklyn The New-York meeting will be
held In the Fifth Avenue Church. beginning Monday
evening and continuing throughout Tuesday. on
Thursday tho meeting will be held In the Washing ton
Avenue Church In Brooklyn. The conference is held
under the auspices Of the American BAPTIST Missionary
Union. and in addition to several missionaries from the
foreign field there Will b. present n the abest
! speakers in the Baptist Church.
DIR. }. NJ. Buckley the Editor Of The Christian
Advocate" had this 10 say In an editorial recently
upon the Sunday closing Of the Worlds Fair: Con
c-ess will and should be governed by the relation OF
the sabbath to the laws Of the land and TO public
morals and the real interests Of the people. 1t hns
the right to conserve religion withou, promoting
tariansm. though IL shall make law respecting
the establishment OF religion. prohibiting the free OK
ercSe thereof Judge story this proposition
Probably at the time OF tho adoption of ;hc Constitu
Hon. ard OF the amendment to it under consldera
ton. the general II not the universal. sentiment In
America that Christianity ought To receive en-
coura cement from the State far such encourage
ment was not Incompatible with the private rights Of
conscience and the freedom Of religious worship An
attempt to level all religions and to make II matter
If State policy hold all In utter indifference. would
have created universal disapprObaon. II not universal
Indignation II Congress wishes French sabbath,
French morality. French antreligon French suscept
bty to nysterlcsl paroxysms, 1t can contribute
nightly 1t by repeating this prohibition and placing
the National sanction far more cmpha'caly and dis
tinctly upon Sunday opening than II 1t had never
said anything about II at ALL
The Congregational Club and tho Presbyterian Union
viii both hold social meetings on Monday evening
The CongregatiOnaists will meet at the ST. Denis
Hotel aud after dinner The Progress Of the Negro
will he discussed. the speakers being the Rev f. a.
Johnson pastor Of the Lincoln Memorial ChIch, Of
Washington; Mrs. +. VI. j. Coppln OF Philadelphia
Professor NJ Gregory, president OF the American
Association OF Educators OF Colored Youth. and Prn-
cipal Booker r. Washington, OF the Tuskegce Normal
and Industrial institution, mt Tuskege" Ala. Inc
Prcsbytcans who mt Sherrys, have their literary
feast first. DR.. IL. r. Carroll, OF The independent
who stperlntendcd the rell gous Of 1-0o. will
present religious aspect. lmprompu addresses VIII
follow after which refreshments will be served,
In a recent sermon OIL the work OF the city Mission
Societies Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. delivered
in Trinity Chapel" Dr.. Morgan piN paid this tribute to
a young VINO died not long ago while Solving inc
problem Of reaching the masses: What Is needed III
city mi. sion work IS personal work not work done
from a long distance OF. by telephone and telegraph
and artificial agency. but work by living ana ioNhs
hearts and ready hands. warm with III" blood winch
courses through IN" veins, by men who have eyes 10
see and cai, hear aud who remember Whht 'h'lst
.,.ird and how IA" tll H. We WIFI H"I' '" |
leh mon as that young Christian who waS buried NJ
81 t.og,, lurti by The brotherhood OF ST. Andrew
Charles Jamrs WIZ. whom ! remember Is little BABY
in his Gentle mothers arms, thirty-fve years ago
who born and hr.i a gentleman gave his life, or what
he rould OF IL, 20 work among the humllrst ann |
uo,r l. who lived I'm foslo.n quarter Of the town. who
died there I'm sancii,y few day, ago. and who no"
r,.ts IN God such Is the Kind VI work 10 when men
,r, called IN th.s unique cli.. and which nagI are
doing whose name, will be known ny ana bye When the
iori shall d,cllr. were His and who loved HIN
=, lie loved th'n.-
George d. Marnay. of NrrmIyea ~ CO.. who went 7" |
tho Holy Land with u. l.. Moody last winter. VIII !
ety. a ,ier.,pticOn lecture AT In" i'hlhp, Pr"spy
t.iltn luHuh on January -. enth'd lon"i"e |
sacred too,p int from jerusalem To Nazaieth'
! special train will froal III" Pacific Coast u |
the Montreal nft.f ian tnucaNoi Convention h'Al JuiH
held Oh inr western c-'>i III l7o'' '"N'l""n MAS
secured The on" fox n~N' year.
rhr Golden rule" publishes All Interesting sketch
- Dr. f. A. lv.,r th. pastor OF tIc Church oi tlc |
,ul,s This city. ID" ids being lallHliu |
pa~tor an caine,t pastor and IN active christian
tIdctyorrr 1, q member ol the in"riHuoIa Hun""N
-.1,X l..~on rnmglitfcp, O the nalie'N ol Inv |
American Iib!e >oclrty. /, prominent in ,haHt!u
ana work In h~ mi stnas PIpErhmnl" ~ ~.
Tells what h- Denomination p'ad, ior' Ir sly
The Disciples plead for the Christianity o' tne Ne"
treatment. iur the unity Of 'ml>tS disciple. IuT
Ani.h RE 49, f"rvcntly prayed i"r III" ainni'm
II all rr .iDu, naIar, ana pIHcii'"s based "liN ."
Lumun authority. for IA" immrlliic ana hcnp co
operation. - 'ni,t inn' IN "oFli"i "l''"''''' '"'
,vans alzatIon. They plead
Dor III, right against the WONG
FOR Ia. veal. AGAINST On" Strcngi
IA" poor Mhof' val iohS