New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
Observation-Disclosures
,rrvs or PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE.

,..,o. . stone Of the Asbury Me'hou'S' Dr
canal Church In Washington SUN 49,, ho homes
crcat deal to reach the h"H o,oo,,o, with his
s'eA' . -, .,,rt a saloon In connection WI" ~
some o"' ~ ,n uthout any liquor in It,. lie
o"u''" $780, room ~ conveniently situated IL ,he
hop W nroo, on the ground floor; fitted up "' ha
bcauiiul mirrors and bright ,rr,. and supply Of
Will hnve must sna,,. Those who wish to ;n,ok" VII
me- allowed TO do So and simple &c E ,a a, hour there
w n'u f,r those WIG desire 10 pass III mum 49,
The Fifth Avenue BAPTIST '""''"' U, unity
Rev. Dr. W. II. p. Faunce Is paSo'' NJ oo,r
nucchascd q house In West for'' s'N'"" ,r..r
l,,, aro umch ls being prepared for mission "oi"
an,,.a, Hind DR. bradford. OF Monclar' IN
referring to this enterprise says Inc s" ,. ,,'a,
cnurcns take up this work ard give not sp s he
money but themselves ,hp Surrhe for nothing Is
o more " nrdrd IN this lime than such mali' h,ny
81 Christianity will cohIrn hue p vital faith
in what they profess
Tho Rev Charles p. Chaplin, OF the lia"'''o''
Grange Reformed Church, Will begin co"'S.
-, eight evening sermons tomorrow upon the ec't'''
.ud,ct. The Christ Gdfe-What II Is. and now
TO Live IT. The topic tomorr2w VIII l o. no .urcInl
chor"i singing nt these services by the iiimlioa
Grange choral Union: Mr. Chaplin Is making al
encouraging start In MS ne" "''u Vi WIZ"
"Thc Tenement House Chapter of inc h'"S
Daughters ana Sons will hold It's annual meeting next
evening In the ON flTN lI'>DN ,i''
in Finh.avc The chief speakers VIII BE- MIS-
Isottome and Jacob y. RMS
Tn. chairman OF the District Committee OF the
Charity ORGANIZATION society. whose ONO" Is 81 NO
oo7 Br6omcst In calling attention TO the conference
held at hi, Office Monday and Friday says ine
conference 1, composed Of: o. TIL" visitors ana "ot"
crs Of this committee having charge OF treatment vi
cases in the district co. Delegates from cooperating
societies and Institutions doing relief work I'm the dis
ndi ia members OF the society anu
Others having difficult cases. upon which advlcr as
to treatment Is desired The principle. 9i tnS ~
ar, bling prnc.I,,d bv continually Increasing num-
Der Of societies and institutions. We fnd hoWevet;;
n a matter Of TACT. that there are stl numucr Oh
relief agencies In this district dispensing charity on m"
old fashioned aims giving principles: mat th"rr -
MI ,dlrocteG n not positively harmful relief giving
in the district and many cases 81 ovgrapp'ns INIT
might be avoided 10y Closer co-op"r'h'h'
In writing Ct the Metropolitan mseings which he Is
holdlng this winter In This city. the Rev. I. H.
Yniman saws: The way 10 reach the masses Is to
reach them. go right at It. First. believe In God :
next. believe In the people: then believe In Yourself
Theories in this field are no, worth coal to burn
them: the thing 10 do Is 10 burn why with love
into The minds and hearts Of yonr hcnrcrs Ana the
first to plan for TO get hearers. Till can l." done
but no, on old and lines by frichs nor
sensaonalism but by tn Gospel. set 10 music ana
common sens given In BIC doses. rcd hot. He'll don't
have 10 BE- lefi ont Of the argument, either lokN
fee for refuge when they are pursued by u foe: and
death he'll and the devil all after the sinner.
Awaken them to this. and then hold up the eros,
Variety for interest l. needed. lOu VIII never cnl'h
the crowd by singing psalms all the while, nor yelling
Jesus Jesus. Jesus" J..Is called Himself the
Bread Of Ilfc.' and wise the people who VIII 80
serve feast 20 Ct guests. Lastly, let M" ~aF,
conventions conferences. and tn hh" VIII never
solve this problem. The only solution j. bound up IL
tic brain. heart. and ! pdy u men and "onmh Wo,
with convictions ard love- God and 70 IN III ~. 90 nj
1t. and do II. New York needs 4 round 100 of this
hind nDw, thI, minnie"
Tie opening II the Reformed Church building
In East Twenty --ccoud 81. tbs W'ck marks = new
step for this historic church. one Of the most Inter
c-rlne rooms IN The budding Is the assembly rcorl
on the fist floor. directly opposite IN" entrance.
Here have been gathered pictures with IN historic
value. Among those 81 most significance and the
| rnrcst are the allowing: The exterior ana Interior
| Views Of the Reformed Dutch Church Ia L'nd IN,
| granted by King Edward VI IN 1850 10 the foreign
protc,tans. II Is said there only TWO copi IS
Of these pictures in this country Ii" in"rO: Of the
| Reformed Dutch Church AZ ncf. Holland. showing
the maI,olcim ~ william the silent. on which l. his
coat Of arms the emblem used ~ The Ref rmc'i
| Church IN America H. "-cutoh"'u. III" picture
| Of Rutgers college NJ Sew Brunswick. y. j. dainS
| lack about a century lI.d faf The old Drirli
| church AT -lec,y Hollow. III" illuminated coat N
| arms ~ m. demo mir alton. n" picture Oi rdN-
anus, the court prrscLrI and ir,inu> ia" prufrs, n
! Of theology. WAC IA ibG2 prepared ~" llrm"lbT!
Cat cll-ni ana col} of Turner's celebrated paint
| INK slowing the heidelberg Casil" and the Chrrcl
| VI the Holy Ghost. IN which OliVmris preached.