New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

variety have been musical ORGANIZATIONS
to he The ground all the time, giving daily
concerts. A public lecture CONDUCTED by member
Of the faculty will be given each day. and the Chau-
tauqua Choral Union Is to practice publicly each day;
so there will be- some public attraction all the time,
ranging from lectures Biblical science. nrchaeol'
ogy. philosophy and literature TO Kindergarten ex-
hbitions. Delsartean entertainments, classic piano
rccitas and popular choral singing. Arrangements
being made whereby day can be assigned to each
Of the great denominations.
Independence Day /, TO he celebrated In n manner
and on q scale different from anything ever before
attempted In Pennsylvania, by music pyro'echnical
display and addresses by Of the great statesmen
Of the country.
July will be- woman's Christian Temperance Union
Day. under the auspices Of the State society. Mrs
Hammer. OF Philadelphia. the state president VIII
preside at the WORKERS Conference on that day ana
IN the afternoon addresses VIII be made ny Mrs'
Hammer. Mrs. Cougar. Miss Lydia Newcomp MIS-
Rebccca Chambers State secretary. and Others. ,.
July IA has been fixed brotherhood Day ms
day has been filled with varied p rogramme,d III,
Andrew and rhIip: Athletic sports VIII cover the the
f Rsr R" Hr@V r. S s to- pcaR o viii
Rev David J. Burrel, Of Marble Collegiate Church.
Pennsylvania German Day has been arranged Tor
July II, under the direction of The Pcnnsyv ana
German society and Is likely to attract considerable
interest in other states Frederick starr: the dis
tingulshcd anhropologis Of the Chicago on N.Y.
mer to thorough study and investigation Of the
PENNSYLVANIA German type and It's notifications IL
will he novel introduction, yet very important rom om
vironmcnt Of North America together with other Other
nd mSs SSpGGcg i've amd 10 make
certain ANALYSIS OF this subject II Is necessor! .a
crc% study S al De their m"q Enr :" blood and
best example presented j. the pure hlooucI I,,nnta
descendant Of those early arrivals IRON dr. starr
and other parts OF Germany. On july Il III '''''
will lecture the subject. ~, IN r,or
ary and Scientific Circle class OF oI VIII take IppG p
Iuy 20 win be Chr''i,n EnnssvoT pay wear. viii
toE ls pnrn july 90. Officers Of the Indian RIGHTS
and national officers Of the Reservation oS%
music by Young Indians OF the carlisle i'u'' y, mr.
win i'll M the day Music Pay jul" III s s "ontrs
with musical people present to make several
An entire week has been placed at thc n,pTcr, b p
the teachers when normal "9r ro, %t"
LEADERS IN THE WORK
The Rev Er j. IIark, chancellor OF ~ me m't,"
ton and dean of the D"par,m.n,, Oh harm in phia
delphia in 1910. While yet cmld MS parents II,
moved The lle MorayaI yasG q 1ior SamrgIn
Cnuntv penn and there. amid the refined snrroun,u
ngs Of that seat Of learning he rcccysa NJ" and f' h
Theological seminary Of the sane church at bsts
hem ne served at NazarcG @ as aGr in l phosop6y
and literature In IL! he married. WI" h,rr" Of the
pid nf,cr thrcc wears to the pastorae OF a
, sarr the Moravlan Church at Lancaster
Pnnn one Of the largest Oldest and most imporla,n,.t
ehmrrhcs Of mis- famous denominations. Along WIN
~ s,cr,,I nhors DR. IIark has always d0nr Il
great deal Of literary work. For nuUh'"i W and
he cdItoraly for hs on TG,nr Of ,h c oca
organ Of his denomination sim mas r, nrTT sch"ol
literary department oi 'H IT," ,h, IaGinc literary
Sdmc"iional and theological journal, IN me h nnt
Ne IS also tine author Of a number Of work. tho "'T,s
n l-
Truth I'm Christianity and Evolution. ~" , w." Ill.
nn 81 Inc organizers Of the Lancaster County IL,
rIc"i s"cctv The PENNSYLVANIA German society Inc
Lancaster County Forestry AS'o'lh"h, rr,,aI 70.
club and the l@nca, i'r Gcr and Editor for
a number 81 years Of " Ih" hTi,iln ~ ~ mum.
has conducted private classes III "'''A'''' 50
As ,pai,cr Dr. lark j. fluent earnest % ana cI 's
oucmt SpaLlnc rapidly without noicS ne !, iLa,
Iar, ,,cr'atilc srhnar and a profound and Original
thinker ~, y writer his style Is char s'r4n MI, "a nv
Min fine literary favor he - nroath mg,r"' ~,
=, i ",in"ns always and everywhere h. !, IN rhnn
,,, am nrndcni mnd iudclou> Ihc-' qualI'l 10
sclh,r With his genial nna,,umnS m."" uo, wiley
known ana highly esteemed mon N ne siatc; ,ou,.
Clau,auGua Association. Is ono Of the mo-, ac,Mr rv
molcrs 81 the institution II, VS., born IN c e% cd
Ohio February -. l-;i MI s'@"nr. un r.s " Tie
ministry ana Of frcshytcrian tendency ne wa Ell
mated from princc, On cocs@ IN -" ana a' rhIcaro
'1g AZ tho Mccormick Thcoloriral Hcmlha'N ,t,rn
h" completed hi, THEOLOGICAL pr'p,ram," nine
seminary y. Y. I'm l-7r. In NusnS'' - ,,., "I ~.
months before hi, graduation from the s,minnr,; n
was called o. N" pastoral" 81 the calvary
church In Auburn Herr h. Wa r"h n rnc,ynr
cc,sn a. pastor ani ,r ir'' rcsnvterIan Chnrch
a, IIarrl.hnrc Penn. The Market SQUARE" iT'ShNrr
Ian Church 81 Harrisburg !, composed "
" the oldest settlers In Central frni,t NIl,. ,
scotch Irish element. aud ~" clustering hl,"ilr
n,cmnri., xiv. the church at that place po,rhI NJ
au.nc. uf no mean value. Nr. stewart nh- lu>t "
tired from the pr'sid n'y "f NE f'nh,S Nn''' 800
trustee 81 Princeton College. ana previously. ~ l77
IL. was elected trustee Of Wilson Female college NJ
Chnmbcr,burg. Perm. " , a., p,r,vtvo,,,
Chotinuoua MIR stewart J., energetic. business hH''
and careful In doinis. lie has nnlrlnS PUN ~ u,'
.uoccs 81 the Institution aud strongly derives III ~
DR. Wills indson Iccchcr. the dean "f the d'p1r,
mcnt 81 scr'd literature, y an Winm ny e., ~" tb,
having been born IN me town I'll , n,'p'cm, ,c from
Conn.cticiit I'm lbs he graduated from ilHmli
ION COLLEGE. being vnl,dicorinn of his class ana
carving on the highest prize In the classics Ailr
several ycnrs 81 teaching lticn y. y. ne en-
t.red upDn "A cnir1 ~ theological studies M NunHfn
after graduation was ordained pastor AZ OVID. y u
but continued In the ministry only about two Nris'
when lie became professor 81 mctn science ana h''I,,
lcircs In Knox College. HarNbirg ~ FOR F,Nr ~,
wears he also served pastor AZ This place" In' IN
l-7I he called 10 h" chair OF iirhrr" ansuhs'
and literature ~ Auburn Theological Seminary.
posi,Icn which he IN, filled with eminent success
until the present time. ,,,, .
the various chnrch reviews and such pcricilcns rs
:. The PRESBYTERIAN Review " Blhlo Mecca Sarra,
The hndovcr Review THE Princeton Review,
" The old and New Testament student "Ihc lioni-
lec Review and Others. lie ha, written articles
ar the American supplement IN title EncyclppriA
nrtanricar ana Johnson, Universal cvclopc lia'
school Lessons In "The sunday school fines An
these writings chamctrrind by a clear ana for-
cble style lie stands today In the front rink ~
Biblical scholar.