New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

weekday except Saturday The present is the
eighteenth year Of these Scriptural readings. whe
last from noon until p. m.
The Rev. James ~ O'Connor. director OF Christ's
Mission. in West rwenty-first-st.. will preach to-.
morrow morning and evening in the Hamilton
Grange Reformed Church. the subject OF the even-i
Ing discourse being The Great Struggle Between
Rev. Mr. O'ConnOr is familiar
The Rev. W. J. Erdman. of Germantown. Penn,
IS 10 teach the class for devotional Bible study
the Young Peoples Missionary Conference at WI
mona Lake. Ind, from June Il TO %
Robert E, speer secretary Of the Presbyterian
Board OF Foreign Missions. viii be one OF thu
speakers at the Young Peoples Missionary Com
ference. both at Winona Lake and Lake George.
John Willis Baer assistant secretary Of the Board
of Home Missions Of the Presbyterian Church. viii
have charge Of the Quiet Hour" each day OF tho
Silver Bay Conference.
Don o. Shelton. associate secretary OF the Con-
gregational Home Missionary Society has Jusri
completed text book home missions for.
the use of mission study classes during 190fo5.
The book is being prepared under the direction OF
the editorial committee OF the Young Peoples Mis-
book in the summer conferences of the movementi
a a. Wino ma. Lake Ind and Silver Bay Lake
secured 70 lead the home mission study classes at
these conferences.
Samuel B. Capes president Of the American
Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Missions VIII
be the presiding officer OF the Young Peoples Con-
ference at Silver Bay. Lake George. July 22-31.
A new feature of the programmes OF the Young
Peoples Conferences this year at Winona Lake
and Silver Bay will be the field day. One entire
day will be set aside in the middle OF the con-
ference for presentation Of the needs of the various
mission fields The important mission fields. home
needs
Sunrise In the Sunrise Kingdom is the name
OF the foreign mission study textbook OF Japan
that is to be used by the Young Peoples Societies
during 190+O5. The book IS written by DR. john
II. De Forest, of Japan. and win be used this
textbook at all three of the conferences Of the
Lake Indiana Lookout Mountain. Tennessee and
Silver Bay, Lake George.
The Arbitration Conference which met at Lake
Mohonk this week attended by the Rev. DR..
Macarthur, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church. who
is deeply interested IN the subject OF arbitration
will give his impressions The discussion at ths
At the Metropolitan Temple Tomorrow morning.
the Holy Communion will be administered, and tha
Rev. Robert BagneIl. the pastor. will preach ON
The Loneliness OF Christ's Suferfngs" In the
evening Mr. BagneN will give the last OF his dis
courses on Standards of Aristocracy." Monday
night will be the open parliament" and the SUBJ
ject for discussion will be rs the Methodist Episs
copal Church Just TO Her Minister'S On Tuesday
evening the Rev. c. H. Cowles will lecture on the
FIJI Islands on Wednesday evening there will
ne tFe regular weekly prayer meeting, gospel
ant pastor. will be held Thursday evening The
the General Conference on Friday evening W5fSS
NH he followed by the regular question box.'
ings. under the auspices of the Metropolitan Tenn,
in Abingdon square Snort S5ires e oI SS1nd
music will characterize the order of exercises.
fol
TO supply the pulpit Of the Rev. DR.. Donald Sage
Mackay at the Collegiate Church. Fifth-ave and
Forty-eighth-st., during DR.. Mackay's absence
throughout the summer; June g. the Rev. Alexan-
der MacCoI, OF Brarclin Manor, y. Y: June q,
the Rev. Or. Henry Dyke. Of Princeton Unit.
versity June - and q, the Rev Andrew Hasemans
The Rev DE Van I ~ dnG = Snd SePeIn9eT -
deem Scotland: September H. the Rev John D0ug-
Is Adam, of Brooklyn on September IS. Or.
closed through July.
At the West End Presbyterian Church. Amster4
dam-ave and West ndred-and- ffth-st the
pastor the Rev. Or John Balloon Shaw. will preach
at both morning and evening services tomorrow.
The rite OF hoy communion will be administered
at at the morning service The Mothers Meeting Of
and the fresh air work OF the church is carried on
been secured In Connections to which destitute
members and sickly children are sent.
At the Lenox Avenue Collegiate Reformed
Church.. Lenox-ave and -hundred-an I'd tyTenty>
third 81, holy communion will be administered
tomorrow morning In the evening a musical SER
vice will be held. with address by the Rev. Dr.
Edgar TiltOn, jr.. the pastor.
can One Sin Cover Another" will be the sub
jet Of the discourse Of the Rev. DIR. Elmer A.
Dent at the Sixtyhrst Street Methodist Church to-
morrow evening. Holy communion will be admins.
tered at the morning service. Next Saturday tha
Sunday school will have its annual excursion.
Father won't let me-