New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
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The University OF the City OF New-forR III.
rounces that II has received the endowment iu""
=, s,s olo from the American institute or tnrisuan
philosophy with which 10 establish a Deems ~,
ureshp OF philosophy Dr. Henry W. "ao.
the chancellor OF the university Is a'so '"e =,
dent OF the institute succeeding Dr. A"o'y
bradford who was chosen to take the place OF 'no
49,. nv charles F Deems The Institute Will
,o,r 10 cornorate existence, with It's own oncers.
ard II Is expected that the Deems lcctureshp wiz
he in New-York what the Lowell lectures arc -
Boston The present arrangement mas o-e"
brought about largely by 2 letter iounu a'"o"s
the nauers OF DR.. Deems some months ai'er his
,.,h Tho Latter shows the magnanimity OF III.
Deems in such a marked manner that IL Is nerc
with printed In full. II was written III |'p'"'
six months before he received the nrs' p'."o
tion that his Network was ended IL was aaoi''~
TO Charles NJ Davis so long the iai'hiu' See.~
tarv Of the Institute and an intimate worker Win
M poems in its development: Dr. Alexander
Mackay-Smth now OF Washington. put tne"
archdeacon of the diocese OF New-iorR' Co!"e"u~
Vanderbilt the most liberal benefacfor OF ,ne cue
dowment fund. and the Rev. DR. fhwara VI D'en.s
a son Of the president The following - 'ne 800 49,.
My Friends and Brothers; ! prepare "a a npo oped
which YOU will not until my eyes are coseS
in death The fact that II is ADDRESSED 70 You
siscreot ~" Judgment and Christian faith.
More Sss6 than my %0s seaf Ehs n al
slowed upon the American Institute OF CHRISTIAN
pm nnG sSursss rni may
expedlent that the machinery for dons OUT u"c
hsSs e be mass b. ns
monthly meetings and the annual sumner ~ iocs
of Sre the evsrea each able
be the Institutes contribution 70 , our atempt o.
men to stretch their hands from out their graves
s to SnSs ns
time could not be useful for all time; ,-r,v. ~.
AZ nnt Wish for a single moment that any senti:
mental regard FOR plans which | have formed ane
in 's se w xsfe q the
adapted TO the time. My, sole desire Is that any
wSsS T haSs deass for
wisely used to hs ways BEST adapted to
that end. from time to time ,,nsr,,rsr, a..uron.
ton. II will stand however as slight test-
monai OF NV great respect and unfeigned affection
for YOU who have been my helpers In THIS oepaEe
ment OF my Work '0' the CHARLES HAIL 'H F. DEEMS
IT.. nronhets who felt sure that the Christian Ed
deavor movement mushroom growth three
or four years ago. and that the youthful enthusiasm
would soon ooze out have been disappointed in their
prophecy and they see In this movement .
menace to American institutions. because forsootb
the Christian citizenship idea has been so enthusi-
astically adopted by the young people OF the coun-
try What the society would become X its ieader
were demagosue Is not me quesii saas III has ever
stood at the head OF movement WIN Z'fS.'p yomns
psOps benn at n Boston at which more than y
six thousand delegates were registered shows the
as y Tnh ne OF Re msss h:
read request asking that the ladies' wouid please
were drawn with much vim as though they had
been swords unsheathed at a commander.s order
:. nd a thousand heads were barred Imagine an or
binary preacher making such re9Tess , IRON me
pulpit Next year tne d th r pns,on y,Ii h.
oudone, as New-York and Cleveland were outdone
es y Boston Ss made With se the ndsaSor host
viii cross the Rockies and meet In San Francisco.
Letters from Or. Macarthur, who is now travelling
around the world tell OF his delightful experiences
and after visiting that Empire he will go India.
During his absence the work of the Calvary Baptist
r. Morse who answers the pastors correspondence
and does his literary work ~ the form OF NEWSPAPER
duties and calls from funerals from other parishes
Se s as the the
marrying the living and burytng the dead Tor whom
the pulpit by exchanges during the six months alb
of the pastor with ministers from Brooklyn.
the PRESIDENT OF the Jennie Carkson Home for
Children which was founded IN memory OF Jennie
Garrison. the daughter OF William X. Garrison.
relative OF DR.. Morse.
The Rev. DR.. Jesse W. Brooks. OF Chicago. has 10
turned for the summer to Brooklyn: where he la
Supplying the pup, Of the FIRST Reformed Church
at Seventh-ave. and carroll-st. OF which Dr. James
er and left many friends in Brooklyn when he went
TO Chicago. He may be every weekday at the
Dutch Arms No. 7G0 Carroll-st.
The Rev Dr. Joseph ]. Iampe Of Christ Presby.
terrain Church, is still. considering his call to the
Presbyterian Seminary In Omaha. The friends OF
DIR. Iampe appreciate highly the honor that has
been conferred upon him by this call All feel that
ne is peculiarly fitted for a work OF this kind but
he has done such remarkably good work as the
pastor OF the church In West Thirty-ffth-st, which
Brick Church to Independent organization.
though still under the fostering OF the mother
important work. DR.. I.ampe Is scholarly in his
habits. courteous In his manner and faithful In his
work As clerk OF the Presbytery as a preacher
York.