New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-11
Y. u. C.. 4. ANNIIERS1RI.
EXERCISES HELD IN VARIOUS CHURCHES
AN ADDRESS BY DR.. CUYLER.

AN ADDRESS BY DIR. CUYLER.
The BROOKLYN Young Mems Christian Association
celebrated Yesterday its forty-second anniversary.
Services were held at various churches in the city
In the morning and evening The addresses gwen
referred chiefly to the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation and its work. and contained appeals 10Y
money to be used by the association in It's various
activities The following services were held;
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. 1880 a. m'
speaker Dr. Merrill e. Gates. president of Amherst
College;I Washington Avenue Baptist Church. lo:5o
a. m speaker the Rev. DR.. Theodore l.. Cuy.er;
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church. 1880 a. m,
speaker George A. Warburton, secretary Railroad
Branch New-York; Baptist Temple. 1889 a. m,
speaker the Rev. John L. Scudder. pastor OF the
Tabernacle Jersey City: Westminster Presbyterian
Church. 1890 a. m, speaker, Colonel Alexander >
Bacon; Grace Protestant Episcopal Church. IL a. M
speaker the Rev. Dr. J. H. Darlington. rector OF
Christ Church, Eastern District Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church GIeights II a. m. speaker. the
Rev Dr. George Thomas Bowling; Clinton Avenue
Conversational Church. p. m. speaker. the Rev
DR. NJ w Stryker president of Hamilton College
Hanson Place Baptist Church, 73o p. m, speaker,
D. A. Waterman. treasurer Of the Michigan Central
Railroad st. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church
7:3O p. m. speaker, the Rev. DR.. George Thomas
Bowling; Church Of the Pilgrims. 80 p m. speaker
the Rev DR. NJ. w Stryker, president OF Hamilton
College; Second Presbyterian Church, 7:3o p m,
speaker Merrill f. GateI president OF Amherst
College; South Congregational Church. ~" p M
speaker the Rev. John L. Scuddcr, pastor OF the
Tabernacle. Jersey City.
The address Of the Rev. Dr. Cuyer, In the Wash
ington Avenue Baptist Church at 1879 O'clock was
of especal interest 10 the members OF the asso-
c!ation because Of Dr. Cuylcrs deep interest In the
organization. and his many years OF activity III
the work DR.. Cuyler sad In part
The Young men shall determine what the future
of our city shall be. In lts social mora! anu re,
ligous life, and one of the most important C , az
agencies to decide that is the Young Men ,h,
tian Association Once in while the Almighty
mis- in the heart of one OF HIS servants great
idea to realize. About ffty-two years ago II was III
the heart Of a drygoods merchant IN l1onuon ~
there the Drygoods Clerks Association was formed
but as its object spiritual the name WIS ~
terward changed to that OF the Young Men O"'iS-
tian Association. , l., .,rao,,i,,r
are fought by the Church of Christ. through the
Young Mems Christian Association. Oiten young
Stranger to you, but am out Of employment Tan
Won helm me to place. God pity young man that
wants work and can't get place Our association
has helped hundreds into places nPt on1s "o"'
The ASSOCIATION IS also doing something 10 Chris
tianlze athletics To-day Satan is running tho on
sands of Saba h-breakng bcyceJo o aim, ~ io
church. but away from H. The association am, ~, 10
keen athletics in bounds. ! believe In athletics
wisely conducted Mothers. you may saley sE In
your boys down to our gymnasium 10 d ahove
ali PRAYER meetings every night. 1t is centre OF
Christian activity a recruiting station LOT 'he
Dr. Merrill Edwards Gates. president OF Amherst
College made an address in the Second PresDyteriah
Church at Remsen-st. and CNnton-st' ,iastt iiSH,
Previous to the address member OF the u NJ Y; a.
among other statistics. that there was dehcit ms
Of S1,5D