New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

,,. abundance at the evening SER
v1ce Of the Warburton Avenue baPt.s' 80. .ho
night when the Rev. DR.. Avian o HoD" 49,
nastor and chaplain Of the fonKers chAp.e. .saa
aons of the American Revoiutio"' - ;.
snecial sermon to the chapter. commemorate W.
,s,. .rr,versary of the battle OF Lexington i"e'
NO. snec,al music for the occasion AS voiun'ee,'
willard Carpenter. the organist piayeu "S,.r
~ the Trumpets" and closed VIII" ."o -
snaneIed Banner" The quartet sang '"e a 49,.
oPane o,,or ~ NV soul" by williams. and Miss
,I.o, the solo contralto, Behold, s'aho'
v,ock,np Mt the Door" The hymns were neio'o
md natr,otic Dr. Hobart in his ADDRESS sa'u' Al
part:
9Th. success of the Revolution has been caiieo d
y,rovidential one This is doubtless true Du' ''o
idea of Providence is complex one Inc 'h''~e''
of the world are all agreed that there is some o''o
who rules the history OF men Win nN 49,
The world has already accepted from the o'scu'-
s,ons of the evolutionists this much as true INC
world moves toward some IDEAL Things 90 MOI
grow as q sandbar or coral reef grows ".ss
o,ou, hut thew grow toward something. AS the BOY
grows toward the ideal man, 81 human
Eve viii not be unwilling to look Tor tnat in the
in the prophecies OF the 9 Testameni Men viii
soverned not by force. not by law from .he and
put ~ h ene is not Visionary ideal Thousands now
have no need for law Police are no tbev are now
majority of the citizens or our cties' 'e' "'o "
p,t The third element Of Providence Is that men
must come to have ,bm 1sN to it, Until have
that amount Of faith the march OF p rT}HY % narti
wait Men saw IN Ens aown and ali men stand
fsiow-ctizens But they had not faitn 20 Ho nd
with anae Gases America dared commit itself
to the IDEAL In New England LOT long Ie avery
en give account Of his religion to God ana ing
away the carnal weapons OF Venture
the spiritual ones OF sea 'o of absolute religious liberty
Wben they did have such faith then they became
at partners with proviu .atinr TO take the
seed. and working night and Gay, maze mar lin them
If will only put f nmn more ," than his activities
will account for; SO the moral rNfee nnmeasured
hearts lie ssas Society to is Wiling to put
svmpathy with the Christian ideals Anu 10 i hmroan
suits are not measure rG Wisdom Ss The great lesson
Of the Revolution is just this pare 10 whst the
ideal given U.S. venture h New 'S testament indicates
our duty toward our felow-man.
Mayor Peene has called special mee.mE 81 h, ,o
~arrrnor Council for this evening NO specai up
oss hos heen stated in the call. which allows tne
body to transact such business as may drmen ~
A. II would not be a surprise 10 tne A a ie' -
MNaror Peene should make some nominations.
On Thursday evening of this week Moses D. Getty
district deputy sandb s oea o. visit to Nepperha
Lodge F. and A. NJ Of this city the lec,ure being
Master ay the Right Worshipful George w Ar
mold The occasion will bring togetiner ia, rom
ruypher Of MasOnS, not only lroH tihe SIe! cs.,
;ndnes in Westchester County and New DIX Ci'y
as we'll AZ
The Yonkers College Of Music has prePareu -.
elaborate programme be given at it's tenth annual
nmpIs' recital. which takes place In Music Han on
Thursday evening. !.
e,r,r,es for the individual bowling tournament OF
a.. vanyars Rowling Association closed on Satur-
day evening and the tournament NH STAR sm,s
this evening with the Golden Rod Club, OF New
York City. 80 as
Bishop Potter. of New-York CITY connrmeo ca
.a-do n
vice in St Johns Episcopal Church He also or
dained as deacon the Rev Ellis Lyon; a. sne Chrch
ing onsrtet composed Of Mrs. E. E. Quinan. Miss
Julia McLaury. Ralph Keyser ana herU Us uo Il
sners Gang anthems by Verdi Marston and hoi-
den MATE,
Two hundred children from the Leake ss sfaer
Ornhan Home in this city, will enjoy TINS after
noons performance Of Barnums circus IN new
York.