New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
INIT A CITY PASTOR SEES,
,r,,,,s or PERSONAL INTEREST TO
CHURCH PEOPLE.

Macarthur who arrived Monday on the
IN, ,s in the best of health, after his long jour
:, a 900 miles He has been keen observer
~ sandwich Islands. Japan, China, India. Greece
y, IL w.. Turkey and Syria. and he is soon TO give
,,rse OF lie ,tures upon his travels. His people
hateful for his safe return after absence
., 4ye months. DR. Macarthur Will preach to-
-,w morning and evening. beginning his work
49, che coming year. which II former years be a
s3cnt will be much three men ought to
a.r,aye DR. Macarthur Is one of the pastors
mho adopt as ,hcy own Or. schams explanation Of
~. ,usv life: YOU mus; get up early. and sit
80, late and keep at it all dav."
r,. Presbyterian Foreign Missionary campaign
. ,s,s city will begin tomorrow with sermon
-, Foreign Missions IN many. II all. OF the
n.shyterisn churches and chapes in the city. on
,,.anesday evening. II IS expected that the mid
ak service will abe devoted to prayer for foreign
,s,ons on Thursday evening central meetings
oil, be he'd in the University Place. Brick. Madison
,snue. Park and Puritan churches. and Fri
Sav evening a central meeting Will be held in
Ca-neeie Hall. when DR.. Francis f. Clark president
~ the Christian Endeavor Society, and John w.
Foster. Secretary of State under President Harri-
.on viii speak. There will also be an overflow
meeting in the Central Church.
The managers Of the New-York Bib,e Society have
,ssicrated the second Sunday of November as
eibie sunday. and 1t is expected that many pastors
nreach the Blpe ana BlDIe NOih III tl'S
.ty a. one OF their services tomorrow.
one NJ the ab.est writer's on the international Sun
sav-srhool lessons ss Mrs. Louise Seymour Hsugh-
,,r associate editor OF The Evangelist, who Is
also 4 writer OF popular stories for young people
AID children. THIS winter Mrs. Houghton is 10 give
Twelve drawng-room lectures on The Literary
study OF the Bible in the homes Of her patronesses
IN this city and Brooklyn They are 10 be neither
doctrinal nor devotional. will they enter into
questions of the higher criticism. The Old Tesla
mont Will be studied purely work of literature,
1, me conviction that such study reveals new mean
INK in familiar passages and often gives a key TO
those that are obscure The lectures will be given in
New-York on Monday mornings. at II O'Clock. as
follows: January o. Mrs. Samuel Sloan No. East
IN rty-eighth-st.. THE Daypook of the Eternal
January g. Mrs. y. Il. Van Emburgh. No 80 East
Thirty-eighth-st Early Folk Lore; January 20.
Mrs James Stokes No. IS Park-ave. The Poetry
o. the OLD Testament. January e. Mrs. David r.
Greer No. 942 Madison-ave.. Heroes and Hero!sm'
ave "Chaldean Light the Story Of Elisha
February TO- Mrs William f. Dodge, NO. 262 Madi-
son ave, Love Stories Of Israel; February u. Mrs
James s Dennis. No 30l Lexington "A Parable
q Divine Loye": FEBRUARY 2! Mrs S George Mood
(. Mrs J. Pierpont Morgan. No. 2l9 Madison-ave
THE Search for Spiritual Certainty March g. Mrs
Henry A. Stimson. No. "a West Thirty ;hird-st.
THE Hebrew Utopia: March l6 Mrs. J. NJ. Cornell
No g East Thirty -seyenth-st, The Law ana MOD
No % East Fifty-seventh-st.. The Rhapsody of
Zoo Redeemed"