New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
PERSONAL.

rha new bronze statue OF General DeVens' Oh
Massachusetts, now on exhibition In the bos'o"
Art Museum, Is by the well-known sculptor oh, -
warner The General Is represented as stahu'he
- ,hs nos,tlon perhaps OF watching the manoeu-
yres NJ q body OF troops. One leg Is advanced, put
W. oI,,t,de has no suggestion of motion or rest
less wsih SLOUGH hat and sash; the coat Is al
plain except f9r the nsed are free although
entirely dignhed.
Mr.. d. L. Moody is conducting success'ui serieS
OF revival meetings In Boston
There Is 10 longer any hope says the "a.ch-
man" OF Boston, "for the recovery OF the NV
w q Mckenzie. D. D., who has peeh y'hs io'
some weeks critically i'll at the Massachusetts HON
oeophatic Hospital A dangerous operation calmly
horra nv Or Mckenzie resulted in aEeviatnS
somewhat his intense pain. This operation may
lsnpthen his life few weeks but gives no nope Oh
recovery DR.. Mckenzie. Thoroughly c 9nsciUuS g,
his condition displays the courage ana Says of man
who has lived noble Christian NE AS me Of
nature OF his illness becomes ,p mn0S Several Of our
Conventions and the Ministerial conierencie, NAN
passed resolutions expressing their srMy ex
presses himself deeply touched anu iiu0" SUI
ened by these marks OF sympathy.
Dean Hodges of the Episcopal Theoloscai Schoo'
OF Cambridge Mass. who vas one OF the deputies
10 tho Eniscopal General Convention In Minheapo-
lis speaks warmly OF the hospitality OF the Norm
west "The General Convention. he says - a0
customed TO good treatment. 1t Is an honored anu
welcome visitor. Three cites competed toi ''e
privilege of entertaining the assembly al us neN'
triennial session Dinners and receptions are al
ways accompaniment TO the sooei ouS .' 20 30
the meeting But Minneapolis and 81 fau ., nan he
outdone all precedent Bishop , Duuiey nd ,b tne
other day that he was born In virginia anG s sns
hospitality more lavish and more t hougnttu' ha
was Farbault. where Bishop W s 66stant from
Minneapolis about two hours by rail The conVen-
ton !" we're drawn up at the
lion to convey the guests to their destination: me
,S S OF the two chief streets with Vel
come inscribed upon 1t In huge e''er snder en
brass band Which psyeH VIZ" BASED and at
generous luncheon spread by me laa,ss % TIC ''""
the Mayor made an address OF greeting
The Rev DR.. Edward w. Blyden' the distn-
guished colored clergyman, who represents Liberia
At the Court OF 81. James. London. lectured on
m. future OF the negro the other evening In Balti-
mora After saving that the negro must give up
his dream OF any such thing as negro empire. he
continued: There Is this consoatory truth FOR the
race whose lot is not to WELD sceptre OF empire
that It is to those who serve that belong the
blessings OF ultimate precedence. He who would
be chief let him become your servant but ne that
takes the sword shall perish by the sword The
qualities that have distinguished Japhet are tenn
porary; that is great faith In himself and his des,
Inv The quality that has marked the history OF
shem is hope. that is more enduring But IN. the
quayty which Ham has EXHIBITED In the work that
is assigned him IL the most enduring OF all-love
Those Who object to the idea OF race environments
and race work are those who have not studied
Gods work in the light OF His providence or Gods
Is here to exempfy that side Of Gods being which
and conquest upon him. cannot do. He. from hts
very circumstances. his calling his work il In
capable OF continuous and irrepressble love. He
can only forgive seven times The negro's spirit
Is a boundiess one In that direction. He can az
ford 20 forgive not only seven times but seventy
times seven. so he can understand that large
teaching OF love which Christ 30 impressivey
taught and exemplined In Ills life"