New-York tribune., 1902-05-25

Anderson. and later under Generals Buen ana
George II. Thomas.
John Willis Raer is the general secretarv a, A.
United Society of Christian Endeavor. place
which he has occupied since the Organization o.
the society in 1870
Judge Charles Andrews retired from the bench 4,
1897 by reason of the age limit He elected al
a judge of the Court OF Appeals in 1870 and was
reelected twice. the last time as chief Judge He
holds the degree of LII. d from Yale. Columbia
and Hamilton.
The Rev DR.. ]. G. Van slyke pastor Of the First
Reformed Church Of Kingston for the last twenty
cause of arbitration.
The Rev. DR.. Theodore L. Cuyler who celebrated
his eightieth birthday January 10 1902 is always
mentioned by the Mohonk Conference people with
reverence and love because Of his Endorsement or
the principles which they advocate
The Rev d.. r. s Macarthur pastor OF CAL
vary Baptist Church. has attended several of the
Lake Mohonk conferences. but other engagements
will prevent him from taking active part in the
proceedings this year.
DIR. Charles Augustus SJoddaEd. Editor OF The
Observer, received the degree Of D. D. from Will
Jams College in ISL He has been a regular at
tendant at the Mohonk conferences. has taken part
in the discussions. and reported and commented
upon them in The Observer
The Rev. DR.. Philip s Moxom. Of the South Con-
gregational Church. Springfield. Mass. has been a
delegate TO various International peace congresses
and SINCE its organization has been an attendant
William J. Coombs. after serving in Congress was
appointed by President Cleveland director Of the
collection of the debt due from all the Pacific roads
which amounted Sl2a o06O09 He was continued in
ONCE by President Mckinley. Mr.. Coombs is
resident OF Brooklyn. the president OF trust COM
lee Of the CITY Of New-York-
T6e nrHd 2eS 9Ty any S1S J6gr5 i6e 6qitor G
is a popular member OF the world OF letters. and.
several historical books.
General James Grant Wilson, author, soldier and
N - 5Yfh Of
and the men who took conspicuous part in them,
but he has also shown deeD interest in arbitra-
ton, and has done much toward making the Mo-
honk conferences successful
-l Inc Key. pr. Reuen Thomas. OF the Harvard
Snurcn. BrookIlne Boston, where ne has mlnistered
9 I9r tWenty-seVen Years Is an Ens1snInsn- ae mas
the principle and practce of arbitration as being
justing international dificuIties
payd 6 !, HasEas a.. IT. % 9f Boston sTsduaSs Ct
ers Of the Anu-Imperlalist League. and is the
A5erf x siley the sost Of M 6f Is
graduate OF Haver1ord Colege an educator for more
Indian Gommissioners since Is7s, and a trustee OF
Daniel Smiley is a graduate Of Haverford Col
Iege- He is the manager of the Lake Mohonk
Or: Josiah s,reng. for many years The general
pIsee IN 1885 10 oTranss tb feas for seeai ser
vice. the object OF which is the education OF pub
nstrumentsiiJy Of literature distributed BY the vsr
Of information s and lecture bureau He has been
elected president OF this Organization -
no; attend the conferences this year because OF his
absence from the country but ne Is interested n
tect of arbitration.
Samuel P. Avery. one OF the best known authori-
been visitor at Lake Nahonk for twenty years
The Rev. DR.. L II. Cobb, secretary OF the Con-
gresatonal Church Building Society, VIII be pres
ent at the next conference. as he has been at the
previous gatherings at MohOnk-
Court of Appeals in ls6s was reelected in Is7S and
again, on the nomination OF both parties in 1Sso;
Judge Judge Earl was born in HerkineT. where
aSa S the Efs Hsrser anS dsay qy s s
which he Is president, Solumola ana mon CO..
The Rev Or. John <. Allen pastor OF the First
EeLoTns9 ChHrSh, OF Iarry5own, arr mas oeSSn mem
church. in Sleepy Hollow, or which he has had
about two hundred years ago and was made
famous by Washington Irying.
ts al re Of 1Se Be % S0 the Me r1S
guage He is a member OF the conference and
deeply interested In its work
Mems CHRISTIAN Sssociation % Trsning School q
Springheld Mass. received the degres OF D; d
Western Reserve University in 1881. He has been
connected with a number Of educational tnstitu-
The Rev. Or. Arthur Little pastor Of the Second
Der OF the American Board OF coumissjoners for
tionsi ch1rc5 Of the United states az the Tsetins
OF the Congregational Union of England and Wales
this city in in i For the as seve % years his home
has been HasbrOuck Heights, " J.
Rochester he has held state and federal once
6sT Of the State Bar AssOSiation which was ap-
pointed 10 devise plan tor an nternational court
vassar since 1890 is also president os the board
of managers OF the State House OF Refuge for
J. F: anderson. jr., a successful member Of the
ber OF the executive committee of tae Arbitration
Samuel J. Barrows, at one time secretary to Will
lam H. Seward. for sixteen years Editor OF The
Christian Register, representative from THIS coln-
Der OF the Lvth Congress has been present az
several OF the conferences az MohonS ana 'o0N
Judge William L Learned was graduated at Yale yale
He served on the Supreme Court bench from $50
10 1891 Judge Learned has lived In Albany since
school and member of the Board OF Public Instruc-
Nathaniel schmidt is professor Of Semitic Ian
guages and literature in Cornell University he
has often spoken International arbitration, dis
armament and kindred subjects, and last May ne
delivered address at the Mohonk Conference on
Josiah II. Quincy, OF Boston. IS graduate o.
Dartmouth College and Boston IniysrsiSy Sly Law ISS
He is a director OF the Boston Young Mems CHRIS
tian Association and the Wells Memorial AssoeA-
The Rev Dr. Amory II. Bradford, FOR thiEty-tvo
Of Montclar n J., is moderator OF the National
@ OF 6ften ee beeg ssard al the McSok Confer
enees in the interest OF universal peace ,b vounr
and hG progressive ciersymen of Boston He is the
pastor OF the First Baptist Church at Newton' one
= DR.. John b Clark. professor of political economy
- 5ant Of the American Economic Association. and
has published a number or books on eeohoniie SUI
Jean ,charlemagne Brace, professor o. the Rs-
nance LANGUAGES az NsSSar since ISL was EwsrSa
before he came 70 this country. He worked also IN
tne interest OF arotrat;on and has se1n nSon ems 81
Louis II. Cornish is the editor Of several panlica-
.ions which are the organs of patriotic societies
he attended the last Conference