Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-16

the divinity school to plant an Ivy.
 The Theses presented by the members of folio wing subjects:
 Significance and Work of the Holy Spirit According to the Gospel of St. John Henry Csrtledge, Boston university; New Haven, Conn.
 Proofs of the Divine Character of Chris tianity-Willism Watt Dornan, ,Somerville, Mass.
 The Problem of the Book of Job-Hugh Shaw Dougall, B. A., Victoria university; Mallville, Ont, Canada.
 A Comparative Study of Ssmetic Sscri- fice-William Llawddog Evans, Carmsr- then College; Alltwallis, Wales. Introduction to the Pastoral Epistles- Orishatukeh Faduma, University of Lon don; Waterloo, Sierra Leone. The Teachings of Jesus in Their Bearing Upon the Doctrine of the Atonenent- Auguss Frederick Fehlandt, A. A. Univer- sity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. The Indeterminats Sentence-A Solution of the Prison Problem-Albert Louis Greiu, Ph. B., Obsrlin college; Buffalo, N. Y. = The Philosophy of Prayer-Jaoob Lewis Hartsock, Johns Hopkins university; ;Wash ington, D. o.
 The Doctrine of the Parousia in the Teaching of Jesus-Charles Stillman Haynes, B. A. Williams college; Fitchburg, Mass.
 Johannian Soteriology-Samuel George Hickman, B. A., University of Cincinnati; Cincinnati, o.
 The Paalipe View of Speaking with Tongues-Godfrey August HolziDger, B A., Olivet collage; Springdsle, Col. The Historical Significance of Peter's | Confession, Matt. xvi:18-William Fleet wood Ireland, 5. A., Oberlin college; Natal, ! South Africa.
 The Future of Christ's Kingdom on E4rrh-Clifford Benjamin, Keenleyside, B A.. Victoria university; London, Canada. The Religious Instruction of Youth Henry William Landfear, B. A., Amherst college; Glastonbury, Conn.
 Theology in Tennyson--Edwin Jones Lewis, B. A., Marietta college; Alliance, o.
 Review of Eiersheim's Life and Times | of Jesus the Messiah-Frederick Nye Lind
 say, B. A.. Yale university; Troy, N. N
 The Integrity of the Book of Job.-Abra
 ham Lincoln McClelland, B. A., Obsrlin college; Brandon, Wis.
 Bblioo Theological Discussion of St
 Paul's Address at tAthens.-Sanford Ed wiz
 Marshall, B. A., Victoria university; St.
 Ca; herine's, Ontario, Canada.
 A Critical Review of Wendt's Dlscussior
 of the Johannian Christology.-HarrJ
 Chamberlain Meserve, Lowell, Mass.
 The Relation of Christ's Promise of Hi ! Own Return to the Promise of tha Holy
 Spirit in John IA 16 John Winslow Nor
 ris, B. A., University of Vermont; Albany IVt.
 Tennyson as a Religious Teacher-
 Frank Park, B. A., State University ot
 lowe; Viola, Ill.
 The Temptation of Our Lord-Carrol II Parru R A "t1ttana ao1tonp. VII .iapo
 town, Macs.
 Christ's Attitude Toward the Old Testa
 ment Law.-Aurelian Post, B. A., Hamilton
 college; Clinton, N. Y.
 The Theology of the Slave Songs of tht
 South.-Henry Hugh Proctor, B. A., Fish
 university; Fayetteville, Tenn The Jewish Synagogue and the Christian
 Church Charles E1win Reeves, Williams
 college; New London, Conn.
 Ethics of the Old Morse Religion-Anderl
 Ssndbo. B A St Olaf college; Hills, Minn
 The Polity of the Early Church-Gilbert
 Augustus Shaw, Middletown, N. Y.
 The Temptations of Christ-James Alex ander Solsndt, Ph. B., OberIin college Iverness, Quebec, Canada,
 The Messtan;c Consciousness of Jesus- Charles William Thomas Ssasssr, B. A.
 Muhlenberg college; Allentown, Pa.
 The Origin and Development of Modern Hymnology - Robert John Thompson, Johns Hopkins university; Baltimore, Md
 The Faith that Conditions the Healing Power of Christ-Willism Marsh Tinker, B. A., Thiel college; Sharon, Pa.
 The Malsgssy; Their Reorganization and it's Practical Lessons - George Durand
 Wilder, B. A, Oberlin college; Huron, S. Oak.
 YALE MEN AND MISSION WORK.
 During the past two or three years the general missionary society of Yale Theo. logical seminary has added to its foreign and home missionary committees or com. mittee on the work of city evapgalization. The executive committee of the city mis- sion section of the seminary missionary society includes Professor Rrastow of the seminary, Rev. MT. Mossman, the general superintendent of city missions, and two members appointed by each of the three | classes. Near the close of each seminary year this executive committee elects from | the coming senior class in the seminary a | general secretary, who shall at the begin ming of the next seminary year organize | the members of the different classes for such forms of city work as shall bs pre- sentsd.-
 MT. Samuel G Hickman, who graduates to-day, has been during the past year the general secretary of the city missionary | committee in the theological school, and under his careful management nearly every member of each of the classes has given volunteer service in the churches, Sunday schools and missions of the city. The executive committee at their recent meeting have elected from the coming senior class of the seminary, Gr. Thomas M. Singer as the general secretary for the next year, and MT. William W. Wallace of the new middle class to be his assistant. During the seminary year now closing many of the members of the different classes have aided in the work of the New Haven City missions at English hall. As speakers and pastors assistants in the pnb- lic services and in the after meetings, ,valu- able help has been freely given and fully appreciated. Several of the seminary stu dents are aleo to assist in the city mission work during part of their summer vaca- ton. Rev. Mir. Mossmsn has secured tho services of MT. Walter B. Street (Wiiliams college '92) for the first part of the summer and MT. William w. Wallace Hamilton college '9O for the month of August. Mr. George A. Bushee (Williams '92) and Ar. Percy H. Epler (Illinois college '92 will also be connected with the work of the City Missionary association during the part of their vacation that ts spent in New Ha- ven.