New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19

AZ INTERESTING DISCUSSION oF TIE QUESTION
~ THE INTERNATIONAL UNION.
rufton Strings y y. June j. ,specaD. The
International Missionary Union listened win UNI
4haf,l Interest while tae Rev Di. j. '."fke OF
Bulgaria. spoke pa ii4f country ana race 10 ''S'
evenings session. Nll.n Wa devoted in 'l''k Anu
r.t.lt ..nis Dr Clarke represents The only mis-
..., ,t., ., fl. American Mcihol.sis. which hbors
there a.. conducted the extensive relief "1rk al
...r n.lsarlt after iae Russp-Iufkish War After
nf Clarke AMI hs daughter had sung bulgarian
hymn tae nov = l. Craver. u Pueblo. Mirs Janet
~ Houston - >o~nsyill'. the Rev ana ais. -
Nf.Dt . ~ rasD. and the Rev - &. o'S OF
PARA. discussed mission Work ~ MEXICO an" '"'
N.. w. Darlington sIokr for HfazH
Th. per4IAfltlc. AMI difficulties - the "oik 10
rttnl countries were TIE themes OF all these
4t. devotional session = his morning .Asiel
'f.n g. g.. t. o'clock ana 4o'p ie'lis was """'-
,,s,.l AZ hour today was dr'oi"l 70 "' '"'-
alteration - 90" interests - the missionaries u,
fh. sanltarlum. aa involved in ,hc enlargement 'i
the Institution uoW going on. Resolutions ackn'NE
lit. III, sfafuitou. facilities Tor rest an! m'il'Al
can, scr, adopted one more = thc hours went 20
commemorative the missionaries who nave ''eD
.n the last year M
TIM. afternoons session showed The Onion In SIN
another aspect Tuesday afternoon has Always
l.., ,l,.u 10 what ls call'I a home session. III
which the cultivation u the foreign missionary
,trt In American churches ihe behavior OF i'i''E"
missionaries llrns Their year furoash anu 'he
ne and foreign criticisms ~ foreign missionaries
aye considered 4 large aua. onc' is always present
Far ,.ls one session The Union allows the privileges
of -. noor 90 others ih4n It's members
Th. home session wns opened by LONG paper
from III. Rcv Dr Henry Rodsrtt th' Ne,ernm
- -sIonary ~ the American EoAti ~, ~ a. nro'
How Missionaries should re sent on', re ~
posed mat fl.s should he .or period "i yen 49, 800
'hs men afI women plrirlhf th' n-'i''- '' IN.
I,frsrf e.. f,f -o .oag after which ihtl IN tat ,n
home and MAKE new aifahbeH'N' "i." 80 49,. .
t,a,f. Dr ...tl.s Half-salars vs. iuil at'1 49,
49,. ,.,,rca.Il ,l.u Or B.pdLttt added
that the Church VAS not i'Ady i'i I.-' ,.,sl,,
m.gni ae % trn years anu 'n' "'' ~ D,,,s,si,,
r.r.. Ne. as 20 the vrc.erf. whatever may Prov
~ i,, ,he case in tie future. d. Bofee,is li.ts
..rs ,eeft.l especially ilsfaNprcd Tn nrst speak
81. be Rev - Mann J. w ,'i'f' ST. .@n
no r.ni 20 ke che question ~ my o%n '.',
or rat MARVIN. into my own hanlS - Goa VANS
ne 10 rct married. have 30 rtnt - say ! VIZ
wat ten year." Auplaus,) Mrs y -. hf t"h y.
men nho nal been 4yng afi'r the mode proposed
ar ~. i,rk d., he domestic OF any woman ~
~ give no ire work altogether. I'i. John Sc1i'tf
said ihai should pay many men VINO @iSS ~
tne, couid IND any one to have them. The great
sulacr missionary family had gent seven ~ rs
rrsf or.virai scrdicr who went to india had been
unmarried what would have become OF ,he o-'
wears which De- and his numerous FAMILY had given
H. thc Arc, Mls.lon.
Tn. question of missionaries salaries was also
discussed ard considerable feeling on inns topic
apocsrci pr Ashmore described tie death Of a
valuable missionary IL ne vain en- u save ''V
In building missionary establishment
I'm. OH officers were reelected. ana Drs. Ash
more Jacob Chamberlan AND Henry II jessSp
yirc-pfcsiaenis Dr. Bogrs nens out % the c9In,
,rc ,yas dropuei Or j. NJ Luther Was added
10 the Executive Committee