New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

No. {, c~oo,;el:y IN as experience the vvr'ter has
.n.,, an bo.r w:h chose whom he knew well.
..scarch,,r out the cause wA'ca he knew not.
,rre lo,desf takers are Usually tnosc who suffer
49,. ,r,.,usan,s to-iay arc starving sii'nt" and
d...-c nnc,cip,airng.y when tines viii "c
,..,- .,,ceiar, rs are many f II" plans DO
,,..l e.. ;rc relief Of thc poor. TIA; ore - b'"'
i,.-h combine, wOrl wl,h relief Unless extreme
ris.,;n +, exercised. tie damage 10 the worthy
,ooc from ,udiacrl,o.ratc giving Will Lc imposs!-
o;c to C1IGtrr1c,
-;r.. r.o,pl, wee ~ ,ycrh Yesterday the gar
o,,, clc:or,. q tic .;aa' SiGc Relief Work Com
...., ard .,yjce that number were sweeping the
-y,;, in Ne tenement hc''so district On" nun
,~.a and cishiy families are 'ncretore 'r"o from
ra,re~i..n th!g weck. The number Of those WHO
pr l., benefited IA mis- way is limited oAy .; NE
c..,.rru.,ors received. President Low, Of Colum-
-, t~,Ys., hem N. excellent work with gift
10 :, os, Al ~, cloih'ng manufactured Is sent 10
80 t,,o-c Barton. for :he Sea Island sufferers.
A Iorcs box VIII he forwarded to-!3N. KS me
ra-.nc.,s are giy6r away. double benefit IS de-
yv.5 from the rf:.. Starving families IN New
w., arc f,d and destitute people in the South are
c;ci,s.l "i.c givcs twice "hO gives quickly
Tho .cv,-v or,; Stotc Convention OF the Young
,Icns Christian Associaiion Is to be held a. James
;or-;.. Oh Chaatauqua lake. February 22-2S These
,,aer;rrs are ueially attended by 100 or 60 dele
f.:as asl. are a great spiritual power The annual
S4taeria, CT tire secretaries ana other PAID en-
rloycs os the different associations n the Sta'e'
w.hicl, Is held In connection w,th the convention
meets q; Tonawarda On February - ana IL Inere
ere c21 OF these employed men, about two-thlr!s
OF whom are expected at the conference
Professor A. s. Bickaore is 10 give six Illustrated
studies of the life of Christ In the Central Baptist
church. in West Forty-second-st., on six successive
Thursday evenings. bcEinning January H. ~ the .,e
,1ricg are: The Nativity Presenta'%2n IN in"s
.itou:ism bv John an{ The First Apostles.
lie exposition of the sevcral studies VIII ne sFV'
saniers r. s Macarthur, W. II l. Faunse a,i: e.
a4ss nT A. F. SeA'"''F l'A.'ny '''"'"'''4' ''''' '
Tie installation Of the Rev George s Webster ,, 9r
pasor Of the ch9reh Of the and second
Tuesday anHary S q: ap P m 6r Ihf HoMari MaH
questions The Rev. Or. simon j. McPherson' ,1s 9s
erSate a1e Sate1 the Rc2 Dr. Charles L. Thompson win
preach the sermon. The charge to the pastor VIII.
his S alternaie the Rev Dr. John Baicom Shaw and
the charge to the people will be given by the Rev.
Dr James H. Mcilvaine or the Rev. N. Wilton
Merle Smith.
Bishop Hurst delivered a sermon recently IN IN
Washington in which a parasraph Occurred oea1 the
,eEmSn ing he Said The parallel between the mer
missionary in China and the Chlnaman IN tne
missionary to send his savings s@GR 10 TO
for hs 5o homie n R does 50 not adopt
fhe chinese costume. He sends his children back
to the States for an education lie never
lives and remains such until he dies or returns
to America. How about the cinnamon nan IN this ihs
average American born in Geary's State OF car
fornia He wears his Chinese costume sends ms
savings back TO China; never becomes "a a citizeh en-:
and never desires TO be. | do not wonder at MS
choice in view of the indignties PLACED upon nm
Rnt there are two respects in which the parallel
totally fails: the American in China Is not a pro
ducer OF national wealth: but the Chinaman mere
adds TO the national wealth OF the United state:
annually within Sc 10000 Of the total output OF
SIM is this difference: when the Chinaman comes
here he makes upon the Christianity or
tbs Tinted States. but when the American mis-
sjonaiy goes to China he wages an unreienting
war upon the national faith Of the land. that has
Leen followed since the days Of Confucius.