New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
WHAT A CITY PASTOR SEES.
ITEMS Of PERSONAL INTEREST ~
CHURCH PEOPLE

CHURCH PEOPLE.
"Roman Catholics are reported to be preparing
for a missionary crusade In New-York city looking
to the conversion Of Protestants'"
This news item comes from a religious paper
unfinished IN Boston The Pastor has seen no special
ac,i,.itv disnlayed by those to whom reference IS
made unless It refers TO the dissemination OF ooohH
and pamphlets intended to explain the 'eacmiss -
the Catholic Church. which, 1t Is maintained ID! 'Hc
catholics are often misunderstood such a Voiune
uas recently sent to the writer by an es'eemcd
Co,bolic nr,est There can certainly be no objection
70 his form Of missionary effort If the Protestant
Church cannot meet It's religious rn h n, viii he won
of activity it deserves to lose all VINO VIII pe "o''
away from IT.
Many thousands of young people are planning to
o,,ard ,hs Christian Endeavor Convention In Wash
,rotop This week 1t Is expected that even the
great Boston gathering Of last year VIII De sur
nassed President Clark has been Attending NJ
innal convention in Mexico. but he VIII he IN Wa,n
n,nn for The international convention. ana late
vii sail for Europe He expects 70 remain aopoh ha
is the founder and the recognized hean'
.csldon e such a funeral held in New-York, said
c,srgvman as he sat in the pulpit few days ago ana
saw hundreds Of children pass the CONN continuing
the form of Mrs. Lois Brewster Ely VINO na'i 'eo"
n teacher for a third Of century IN one OF me u"
dustrial schools Of the American Female Iuaroiah
Society and Home for the Frendess. AS each s'r'
or,roacbed the coffin she placed upon II puhcn
Of roses or sweet peas. Then came the mothers %
some of the scholars. who were as iohu Vi i''' -,
as were the children themselves IL was d pe"u.i"'
,r,,,,ta IN a woman who had given hersef-ume
strength and money-to the work OF a teacher. po'"
IN Massachusetts. she carried into her WORK, upon
,ha dsa,h of her husband those fine qusltles OF
mind and heart which one wouu sMp nd raining
Viii Viii Of sympathy with those In need OF friendship
as we'll as aims she supplied me Iorine AZ e. and
onav Gould be secured from her own purse oI IN
her friends as ps sfar raised G to lite that This
woman was fun q good WORKS AMI nhc she per-.
which she dd ser He for long Of years
hundreds families where her rrc ha' of frend have
hold word besides 'n hv the death of hi. plient
sireiess nnobtrusIve woman. who. Ike hef ''''''
went about doing good'
vo,, that the publl> schools have c'osed, 'no"-
sands of children waiting anx-o"sE ioI
fresh air fun" to begin or all inc mn .,s,,
.,oa In ,bis generous city. none Is more ''au.,"'
,one more bonecent none more apprfc,atsrc r "n.
frends in town ana country NO use ci,.ng h,aith
FT ERE han ~ to The children o. the poor
professor George Adam Smith "Ao ms ",
occurring in this country for seVerai Wce"'' -, -
.rha Ou,l,ok, ore OF the most Distinguished %
ny n,,,oo, scholars In a9prcc,atiVe coz
'a1 We g c,osscd with Professor BRIGGS OF "''
e.;aarv. Professor Moore. OF Aniover seminary
, ,,ns,dont IIarpcr OF Chicago Inivers'F' /"
s,o,ting Of the leaders o. Northern t'
-, - c-eat Hritain. attention ~ chien 10 ''
1870, hos,i;.l,ty 10 modern learn hs vi" nv 80.
a,,,arl.on relative 10 America: IN '..f
Tho most stubborn OPP cs'ticn Il INC bI'H-
N' ~, scientific principles 10 The sihaF % "'e
r.,ro a,d theology is found among Fies'' 10 '"'''
-, s,,o,,a,d however tho Pr,Shyicr n" '"''''' a.
-, 40 cb,n,rions ana they are at me Sa'''' I'm"
" -.,,,,,o IN their religious conv'cUp'' IL '.'
-, - ,c~lv az Christians In the word N"'',
.a professor George Adam sniih Was ~ "a "a
n. summer .-.'hoo. AT DNiD'. "i n
IL n the Ola Test.nent. ne a. -, ,hc er,eo-
100 OF somc OF them as No s,riniurts as
aS,,ste IN say that the vnius " ,' ,rcc,ri nv the
,da ~ NE spiritual lifc s no' an s a- more
a trre,a,ion given u th':n 2" ~ 49," SSr1crstand
I'm nj, for scotch Presayiesl'ne mon me- 'ro-
,'.i .be feeling that the teacA ns OF M s-i 70
tban s'p p,.ce, and II. =. Smith are ~, 81, ~
~ -s.,i.n;tv probably time WI W., has N
I ~ -. Tcv,lutian IN tn COUNTY, III ~ The
o,,,nd where these wso ihNoNc -, ~ Uo,v
S.oli anivanrcd criticism in ne t'.1S .. ,r'inol
mos 80 ic,I IN plans for pr:motins n ,air,,cr
> r1piu,' .',ra,.ine social c0njit ons c.Ala va
~ am these Scottish schoafs ~ M, o..csied n
,nnre thon mere sch )arF; they mr. Of ,he bet
more aairs and social NE sne o. ."v n ,bis
n,,p,Ty have proved linn II b. an md re-
sorvnr and careful student OF the ,o.ai acnent
,srn. cnnditlun OF his country o's nar,hv 81
nsb,ch ne r. reported 10 have nihae ,r churcS as
the a,,tenezps agency He said that n ,nasr
an at cyangeIstic movements IKE anse Army
70 k,endv or John Mcneil. or the h.t hos
Wa cached the lowest Glasses Una ~ ro,Sn the
been done for them has Gn'e ,Ssr "rds tho work
mnistly W VI. Chalmers began Is etiH carl.eu v"