New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
PART II.
PAGES II TO IL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEARS
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE.

ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH
The ELECTROMAGNETIC Seaside Bible Conference
will hold It's sixth annual meeting In Educational
Hail. Asbury Park. August 1l21. Its motto Is;
For We can do nothing against the truth, Out ioF
the truth; its contention Is: "The DiDe Is uhe
word OF God" and Its object "Ihe pomo'ioh OF
prayerfu critical. eXegetcal study OF the Holy scrip
lures, The Executive Committee Of which Dr. Henry
Foster Of Clifton Springs IL chairman, and the Rev.
T. w. Munhall the evangelist. Is secretary, includes
Presbyterians. ,Nor;hen southern, 1umoei mu a mS
United, Baptss, Methodist Epi'ccpalianS tNorth ana
SOUTH Protestant Epl-copalinns. Kctormcd Epl.copa-
lans. Congre gationalists. Lrtheians United rr,.sn
rolleriate Reformed and MoIavans. Last year 100
ministers attended the conference. and larger num-
Der Is expected this year.
DIR. william ". Paxton OF Princeton seminary. VIII
preach tomorrow in the Westminster Presoy'erIn
Church in West Twenty thiri-st. Dr. Paxton was lot
many years the pastor OF the First Presbyterian Cnreu
Of this city, and dill splendid work for Prcsby-
terianism. During the Revision debate he came
from Princeton ana sd%a the n "s snc 81 ' ,me no
has not been present nj many meetings.
Both the American Nj sionary Association Con
CregauonaD and the Protestant Episcopal Missionary
Society need ministers with their wives to engage Id
missionary work In Alaska. The call for volunteers
has been published for weeks. but evidently there
* net that zeal for life in the frozen north that in
epires men to 20 TO the hotter climates. Al recent
convention wller, the question Of herosm wns dis
cssed II wa shown that there are no greater heroes
in all the missionary fields than thc!, who are giving
their lives TO the service OF humanity In the Arcuc
regions.
Epccal interest centres the meeting Of the Pres
byteran Union next Monday night mt shcrry's due TO
the timely toric "th.i,tiaDiy and the Columbian
Exposition. and to the additional fact tina. the Union
il TO welcome the Rev. DIR. II. 4. Sumson pastor
elect OF the Broadway Tabernacle. DIR. stimson
really belongs to the PIesbyterians. by birth and
however that what Is true OF pr Taylor VIII De ts
Of hi, lie Is one Of The best Prespy
In New York.
The international Evangclistic Association VIII hod
A meeting in the Fourth Avenrc Presbyterian Church
at Twenty s,cond-st. on Tuesday evening, at which
DR.. John r; Davies, the pastor VII preside Aa.
dresses will be made by DR.. H. :. MacAftiu:' JiiieS
X. Day and John t. Gray.
Few bridal couples are able to take a trip around
the world during their honeymoon. but Mr.. and Mrs.
George Donaldson had that delightful experience
Mr. Dona dson Is a student In Union Seminary ana
faithful WORKER in chapel on the East side. Next
Wednesday evening he wll sve an 81 HSan e9''uae
wedding journey covered ssoc9 niles By niro sm
chair. The young couple made special tour through
Persia and examined the surveys maze By the ors ma.
expressive reference made In Spokane paper. Mr..
Donaldson has been studying with the foreign mn,
work req af m Missions sS% before ecGns where he should
spend his life.
For twenty years the Jerry McAuley Missioh' az
No 316 Water-St has been one Ct the most innu'
en,ial centres OF rescue work In this country MI.
Nc Auley died in 1884, but mt mil lie had been me
means of starting the CremOrne Mission In Ihlrty'
secondst. and of Influencing :. II. Hadey to De-
come Christian. MIR. Hadey says himself that he
had been "n hopeless drunkard for year. ai'Aious
at one time r.; Giving salary here of 500 mon h'
For eleven years Mr. lladley has been s,rving the
Lord as faithfully a. he Lad been serving the devn
before and for seven years lie has been superin-
| tendcnt OF the Water street Mission. 1t was the
,uvilegc of the Pastor last week 10 hear again the
story of the work done at Waterst and the thrping
religious experiences Of the superintendent bOth De-
fore and since his remarkable conversion. some
idea Cd what he Is doing in Waerst. may be gathered
n number OF the worde,s. I'VE help men and women
TO help thcmscvc'.r he says there. During the year
34D5, people attended their meetings nearly an
either dr,nkaris saved drnnkaris' .,4,o pr
sons have knelt AT these tear stained benches ior
p,ayer- The attendance. Mr.. Hadley says, Is gem
pr.y about half colv<Its AMI half drInharis Dur
Ing The year the Mission gave away I,ooo i9oeiss
EMPLOY for 500 men, Mr.. Hldley says In the
report: We try honestly and lovingly to 'cJmiort
IN. feeble minded, support the weak and be- patient
toward all men, but h. adds privately that being
patient toward all j. the hardest to pat intD
nroctcc for many OF the converts find II so dlN-
cult to stand after they are lifted on OF The nire
Mr. IIadley + doing noble work. aud c'e.y person
who Is Interested In the one who went about doing
good should STE Tor himself the work ana me
| W rkers.