New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
WHAT A CITY PASTOR s EES
ITEMS OF PERSONAL. INTEREST 10
CHURCH PEOPLE

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President Low. Of Columbia college,. mas "'''.'"
4 letter to THE Outlook" on the excise question
which is full Of suggestive thoughts for the church-
ror the working people. who are supposed to be
clamoring for sunday beer 1t is the good fortune
Of the Pastor to 1--we IN ward which contns a
thousand people f. the acre. in u district covering
tbirtv-two acres The whole section Is painted red
IN tho report of the Glider Tenement House Com
mlttee. showing that IT IL Inhabited chiefly by Ger
mans ara HungaranS Ihere ar" ~ salooHS III 9"o
ward. Surely here. If anywhere. there should be a
s'"e'a. P'y..', t ,' o'nar,nd anon sunday
~ '.ou , y, no. -, a rLoro ,re No crowds of
Y'' ,, .. 90. ,., .ho saioops n, Sunday.
,r 49,, 49, da,,ars,ratioos in favor If s,-called
,.I ,,,or.,. ., ,,,. an rho otboc hand the man
,,ho Goes fror, ono saloon door 10 another as now
a ,hr mo d,es ,r,,inr 70 got in is ieered by the
or s.ordir, Z, tb. stree, and be il looked upon
,,,.h ,nore ,o,temnt than pl,v
The Hall Of Christ is the name of a new building
which Bishop Vincent is raising money TO erect
At Cbau,auGua lie has already secured $4,000
ard the 5000 needed. lie proposes TO nave lts
49,. nj. . - r. or.ro ~ o,,r civilization the
oil HIM "no Is 'ne centre .. Jul ,n,a." naon,a
49, ia al III, ,,-,,,,d If o,r bono FOR all that
we "ou' az" t"V s'ouH" u our "DP' 10, ,oI , az
DIR Vincent homes 10 have an audience room which
I'm 400, -,o narsors ,chare tho l,fo of Christ can
VIII 90 ''' ~, '''''' VIZ" ~ - -. -,
De Studled' a Epra'y' containing H"'"i's ""' "'e'
of Christ. and gallery for paintings and engraV-
ires of scenes in the life of Christ
CHRISTIAN 'o-oPe'dtIoH wiz oe inv topo VI 'u
dresses oeiofe the feue'atlo' OF tne 'huicne'
ana 'hrlsuah WORKERS oi Ne" oih ny 81 10
li'Si open 'nee''nS o" 'onudS e'e.''" Il, 20,
:, = - .S (,,'",o. r. t,ai',,,rs, ,ri ,noat
rbe~a I'll IL. stareootic3n yiews iIlustrating the
disabilities OF federated work from study of the
social ana chuich structure IN the NNth Assembly
A resolution passed by the Federation of East
sido Worker, las, v,eek has caused considerable
,,,r,..s anon. -, ,e,,i in,eres,ed in the indus-
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,a 1,a, -, AGO.. ~, an,., - ,ho children them
go ,t., -. -. ,,,,a ro o,ro,lad
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Bld"eS oi me puvi' Ho'oo'9' e'o'"ii' "''o'' u -
needed and food at noon and sometimes lOaves OF
bread to carry home. one Of the teachers
visit In the families where there Is restitution or
sickness and IN this way a close attachment exists
between the families and the teachers frequently
is paid and. where * Is possible, employment
r. sought for the father; some of the children are
allowed TO attend the school irreguarly; newsooy
who sells morning papers * sometimes excused II
he comes little late. and one VINO sells afternoon
papers can - nom" an nour carrier IMAM me rest
Of the scholars II the teacher thinks II wise for him
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