New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02

y Moody who Is now I'm Texas. expects 20 20
- Mexico 20 Arril. and preparations have been
nal FOR holding large convention AZ Toluka
But wh. away from this country b" VIII not forget
hA f.low-llbct,rs. and has invited the ministers
who can spare the time to spend the month ~
Arm AT CHICAGO with the Bible Institute ~ head
quarters. FOR special course In the English Bible.
AMI o. study - ~" various methods ~ personal
wafk as applied la the mut,form missionary nc-
tlv.tics or Chicago. April has been selected az
time when many ministers can arrange To be absent
from their work without serious detrlm"nt y
course of study ln ola Testament prophecy. one
Ia tie Aci- and Euisrlcs and analy teal STUDY
u The FIRST Eplste Of John viii be given. There
VIII also be- special course on the funIameifaI
doctfucs Of the Bible. such az regeneration. sahct-
ncatIon Qualifications the Holy Spirit etc. tn" total
expense o, the COURSE Including room and beard.
has been placed az week. The wives OF NM
lsters will be welcome on the same terms ~ the'r
husbands: To- these the work OF the Womahs De-
parirnent Will be Of great interest.
In the broadway Tabernacle Congregational
church the pastor the Rev. Dr Henry \. Stimson.
begins tomorrow n o' morning sermons
in connection with the Lent"n season. upon Chris
tan character dealing with "Pauls Idea OF Love-.
,pat.cncr" sincerity" "Steadfastness. FAITH
and Instinct" In the evening he will begin course
Of sermons on the work ~ Christ IA set forth In
m. thistle 10 the Hebrews, beginning with THE
Az. and liz Lessons" then "A Saviour by Suffer
Iur" Jesus High Priest" The New Cove
nani" and The New Community" The wednesday
evening prayer meetings Will also be devoted to tho
work 81 Christ. set forth IN the sunday school
lessons OF the present quarter.
The New-York city Mission and Tract Society
has recently issued ts annual report, which con
ta.ns among other interesting information. nine
nash-light pictures. all taken on the same Friday
evening with the design Of setting forth the won
derful activity OF Ovet Memorial Church. In Sec
ond-st OF which the Rev. A. II. Mckinney Is the
efficient pastor. In speaking of the work OF this
church and other churches carried on by the SO
clety. Dr Schauiler says: I'VE use our churches
Ia their utmost extent. and try to make brick AMI
mortar cooperate with consecrated flesh and blood
for r,e welfare OF those to whom We minister
Similar pictures might have been taken in the other
churches had we desired. for all are worked up
10 their utmost capacity. We have no idea OF
having churches that are open only a few hours
I'm the week. while saloons all around Ms open
every DAY and night. This Is reason why II
costs so much to maintain our churches 1t means
| that the fires never 20 out from the beginning OF
the season It's close. and that gas bills are very
| large II means that there are many workers to
| guide all this activity and many appliances that
must be purchased 10 keep 1t going. But II also
means much brightness brought into dark lives.
and much importation OF the truth. and much nur-
ture OF those who have accepted 1t. But II mind
ls worth more than silver. and soul more than line
gold the expenditure wise and the results sat
| sfactory.'
The Conference OF Charities Is DESTROYS OF saving
these unhappy people from the degradation and
decentralization Of sleeping in station house lodging
rooms and living by begging. and of giving more
permancnt and thorough assistance to the resident
poor Of the city. Under the arrangement made,
! tickets referring homeless men and women 10 the
! Department Of Public Charities and Correction can
be procured with the pamphlet from several soc!e-
ties superintendent Blake OF the Outdoor Bureau,
has promised To give proper care to every person
| applying at No GO Third-ave. between "A. m ana
s p m. and at Bellevue Hospital after p. M. The
| following societies will gladly furnish tickets and
pamphlets: Association for Improving the Condl-
ton II the Poor. Charity Organization Society and
Chdren's Aid Society. No los East Twenty second
St: downtown Relief Bureau. No 200 Fulton-st /;
East Side House. Seventy sixth-st. and East River;
New-York Employment SOCIETY: No ,,a clinton nj ton,
! Thrty-fourth-st.; German Legal Aid Society. No. 30
Nassau-st.: German Society, No. IL troadway; In
Italian Benevolent Society no. 20 Varck Pace st.
Bartholomew's Mission, No m7 East Forty second
81 Society OF St Vincent de Paul. No Lafayette
/ Place; United Hebrew Charities. No. l8 Second
ave; Young Mems Christian Association. No. 40
! East Twenty-thlrd-st.; Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. Bowery Branch. No 1853 Bowery