The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
WARSZAWIAK CASE HEARD.
COMMITTEE NOW HAS MS APPEAL
UNDER CONSOLIDATION.

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Presbyterian Assembly Sends n ConRratu-
lntoTy Message to Queen Victoria-Re-
ports of n successful Year In Foreign
Mission Field-McGinort Case. To-Day.
MISSEApoLIs. May "a. Presbyterian
General Assembly sent Queen Victoria the
following message this morning:
"ro Her Saj,ity Queen Victoria. Windsor. England:
THE General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church OF America tenders congratulations on
the eightieth anniversary Of your birthday.
and ~reioices in the divine guidance which has
blessed your long and prosperous reign.
Robert F. SAMPLE. Moderator.
WILLIAM II. ROBERTS. Stated Clerk"
The following message was received from
the General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church South. now in session at Richmond. In
reply to the message OF this Assembly sent yes
terday: ~
To n. Etdtri Of he Presbyterian Church U. S. A..
Minneapolis:
Replying to your salutation. we greet you
as members Of one body in Christ. Read Acts.
TX. 81: Ephesians. ILL.,. 14-2l. MAY God bless
you always"
Prof. McGiffert's case will come up to-mor-
row afternoon. The location OF the next Con-
srai Assembly is the second order for to-mor-
row morning. ST. Louis continues ia the lead.
with the Winona people still hard at work.
Tho warszawiak Commission decided this
morning against the contention OF the counsel
for the New York Synod that the bly, had
no Jurisdiction in the case. and that the action
Of the synod sending the case back to the ses-
sion OF the Fifth Avenue Church for the trial
was final. IL then listened to arguments for
and against the proposition TO refer the case
back to tho session. Drs. Mott OF Buffalo, Nc
Gee Of q, AN! Sw YHso rPa'% nIfy OF orc AsSu r. i and r at the
Henry Y; JGssup; al q Sey York city, Sp.
the commission again took the matter under
81 the eight boards OF the Presbyterian
and receives and spends the most money
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, sEssif Ssianss sy bF b.. af HsIns: 1 Il; ! Hsins e
Sodis %rslisi9a over the fatal mate55i:
quarter Of the ear,h's inhabitants. The King
liberty. and the country is now open 70 ali re-
iigious workers. In Persia the Nestorians are.
being brought tS GrFa ., Ally and "lm9st Wholly ory
than 1000 church members have been added
u Mexisel While i an indep onn1 ent synod Ot has has
Dtbu III luLil' uhi' 4 "
Syterian Church was The irst Protestant
pines. Four missionaries are already on the
Islands. and others are TO go this fall. Great
aPPPIa oiititss IlG nations Rr as Hs,1e upon %no a d div isia; of
territory. Why should there not be q division
OF TERRITORY by the missionary boards OF the
J. Brown Rs.l 5 3; sse?stsTy Of The Board: VIZ
spread OF Western civilization. in tho girding
Of the world with railroads and steamship
1 mnfs f READY DFf thu f6id YORK for th 5e'' vo % :
who arc 70 come after and win the
The Arst was the Rev; Theodore W, McNair.
iIo%oHtfb"aii! tsam. The Rev, William W. Wadtdeii..
President Of a College in Brazil; formerly an
pagers and o shEewd politician. was another
ti9n worth $4,000 as a civil engineerto enter
The work, o. the Board OF Publications and
SFSssnts sch TSs SS,E q Gec caW out m of ae6 Of a ths
is OF course desired. The venerable DR.. era,
Si:se ivy Eisbfs: ffsn ncs. sa! 5ss S HitSs I'D SF1 assss'
anee Of $4,000 on hand. In We've OF his long and
gratuitous services the Assembly voted to turn
bv Herald management reported a balance on
hand above expenses. There was a feeling
among some OF the Commissioners that the
editor was tied down by too many instructions
and that lie should have more freedom in the
conduct of the paper. No definite action was
morrow.
The popular meeting tonight was for the
foreign missionaries. There were songs and
stories in all the tongues at the command Of
the missionaries. A large sum was also raised
additional missionnaries to new fields. for Which
the Foreign Board was unable to make APP
propriations. The Woman's Board OF Home
Missions wound up its work to-day with a con
ference OF workers in which methods OF work
Of various kinds were considered. Some OF
the workers leave for home tomorrow.