New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
ADDRESSES AT NORTHFIELD.
DR. HAML1N AND ROBERT COLLEGE.
coxsr,Nr,Nop1E MOVED BY AN AMERICAN
ADMIRAL-MR. MAcGREGoR On THE
1NDwEILING OF CHRIST"

change in the programme this mofhihs'
feature of the Bible Conference gives 10 MI No.
abundant opportunity to put speakers ". - -
platform Frequently It is me lot OF clergy
man to be sitting IN the audience and hear MT.
Moody announce that he will speak In the aile'
noon or evening when he has heard nothing Oh II
before. DR.. Weston was anloincea yestc'u"! ~
speak this afternoon. but Mr.. Moody found max ne
had been speaking at the NorLhiIeid iio'e' a, '"o
morning and he said that he would not WORK .he
Doctor too hard and would speak himsen. Inc
song service this morning was proionse" pe!onu
It's usual length In order 10 hear Mrs W. H.
Moody D. l.. Moodys Gaughter-n-aw' shs
blessed Hope" and Moment by Moment Inc
latter hvmn was written by her father. Major
White and the music was composed oy hcise"'
Mr.. Moody said this morning; i nav pe.'
asked in what magazine l am going to place the
thoughts this winter that | spoke about 'he o."ei
day am going to place them in 'Ihe RECORD ol
Christian Work for this reason: ] want you 10
get Major Whites notes on the Bioie FeaoihsS "e
spends about four hours on every day. Ec IS get
ting the cream of the libraries. so as 10 bring these
thoughts before you. ! find the Majors tho"s"'S
arc a great help to me. and place MS 'nous"'A
in my interviewed Bible whenever find anything
that strikes me- In The magazine hold In my
hands are thoughts from spurs"on. Thomas
Chalmers Andrew Murray. Joseph Parker r. Is.
Meyer and others am going TO lake verse """
attach thought 20 IT each DAY.
When Mr.. Moody announced the first speaker n"
said Il will tell YOU now what time II Is; " Is
little mas; II o'clock hut don't want person 10
look AZ watch until the clos" of the service
There are no trains out Of Mortified this morning
md Won won't get anv dinner unit. this meeting
Is OVER"
THE TEACHING AT NoRTHfIELD
The Rev George ~ = Macgregor spoke hrst TINS
morning He summarized the teaohing that Mr..
Morgan and himself had been giving. II was as
follows:
Searching. The motto q this "a'hnr nas S Do%t
.Backsiiding": then how God meets this chld ana
offers him Doverarce bringing him into glorious iG'
frees rs from the sins of "Heredity," and plac1s
in an "Environmen' victorious over inc ho ol.
"psliyersnco" Nov. the question Is. What i, tho
Lord eonc 10 DO with va when lie has dehVercd Us.
Mr.. Macgregor continued with his address odSeo
on the second chapter NJ II Timothy In which tho
christian is COMPARED 10 tho soldier. the husband
man the gvmnas,. the workman. the vessel and
the servant As good soldier the Christian sur
renders his will ~ the Master lie must he de-
tached from the world. and he always ready rs
n good servant. the Christian must 10 ATTENTIVE
he must make his Masters work his own More
than everything else the Christian should desire 10
he a vessel meet for the Masters use The sill
preme use Of the vessel * readiness. and " tho
vessel Is to he used It muat ho empty 80 INC
christian must be empty Of self. ready for tho
Masters use.
The Rev 6 Campbell Morgan followed With
sermon based upon Acts v 80
Dr cyrus hamlin the veteran missionary from
Turkey told the wonderful story ~ IN" founding
Of Robert College in Constantinopl'. IN 'h' an'r-
noon. lie said IN part
had n,cn looking for tr for h ,s@ sGf ste. vas
thronsh ne ye1r l Sx.rv!fonr,h aIte was mai:
purchases AZ Koroucheshme snd nag IN hrin
ana ana rsv ~ nnn,ncraie rho site about
5000 purchased TIC sroun1 OF me nn Se
rnnG'tio, ia, ,b money should he PAD over whom
the Gr,rntnen' should give legal permit 20 build
tie college in that spot. Alter delay on some
months he permission was given. and inc inonfy
consequently was paid over and inc deeds tI1ShS,
ferrod. ON careful examination OF me land:
found 20 my CONSERVATION That perhiclous ~
angle Of land. cutting into IN" very rentie 81 ",'
ss MS 2Tsed y pse Knew What
License injury Il might ma haYf e4 pSsn lq FOR
building, an officer OF the Sublime Porte came ana
Some formsli,cs arc still uncompleted. and you
,nrst wai, until they arc In answer TO fhe qu"s-
ton, How long He SAID
"Perhaps couple - weeks
FARRAGuT ASKED QUESTION
What formail,ies7' He did not know but !
was not long I'm finding out that the Jesuits had
started an opposition to ,he enterprise. and th"y
might well be excused for doing 50. for they had
failed - secure the same permission Tn" Amer
lean Embassy was not disposed 10 take nm acf'v"
part In the protection OF IN" college. bNt al'"r
various hindranccs Robert College was opened ia
1853 was not allowed 70 put up n building
however. and for seven long years | had h'en Try
ing every measure that seemed to promise any
T rronrht ABOUT the desired result, he visit Of I'd
cited great interest and seemed to move Tho entire
city. one day called on NM a., ana 'o'd "' Inc
II am sorry that the Turks treat you 90 uniustly:
can ;TI do nothing to help you" mutual friend
ham in .tf
u,m mir | out OF this dfriculiy You might when
YOU dine with the great pachas. ask them why
Il viii readily do that" said the Admiral, with
n ioyiai look heard nothing FOR a tine. when
one day an officer OF the Sublime Porte SAID to me-
sent here TO settle the college question: ! saw
that the Admiral had done as asked. and made
an evasive answer. Shortly, however. the permit
FOR the college came. The building was erected
after numerous difficulties had been overcome ana
the college formally opened on july j. 1874
Al the evening Auditorium service Major White
made a stirring address the work among the
soldiers reading number OF letters that had come
from the front and Mr.. Morgan preached on
Christian Optimism.
A BIBLE READING BY Mr.. MACGREGOR
The character OF the addresses given daily by Mr..
Macgregor can be gathered from Il stenosraphc re-
mort of his sermon Bible study given on
Wednesday morning The subject was. The In
dwellings of Christ" based upon Paul's Eplstle TO
the Ephesans III. 1871: For this cause | bow my
knees unto the Father OF our Lord Jesus Christ.
of whom the whole family IA heaven and earth
Is named that he would grant you according 10
the riches OF his glory. TO be strengthened with
might by his Spirit in the inner man: that Christ
may dwell In your hearts by faith; that ye. being
rooted and grounded in love. may be able TO COM
prchend with all saints what Is the breadth. and
length. and depth. and height: and 10 know the
love OF Christ. which passeth knowledge. that ye
might be filled with all the fulness OF God. Now
unto him that is able TO do exceeding abundantly
above all that We ask think according TO the
power that worketh In US, unto him be glory In
the church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages.
world without end. Amen" The following Is a
complete report Of the sermon:
We have already that the first part of this
chapter Is a parcnthcs!s The apostle had been
epeaking OF the Church as the habitation OF God
through the Spirit when he turned aside TO dwell
.,,.rl,t rnnrr To lie hon nj