New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
PRESIDENT CHARLES C. TRACY OF ANATOLL4 COL
LEGE TELLS OF WORK IN TLRKEY

sr[y m the quarter. in consequence OF the estan-
vsins p OF 'ns institutions there the present
w POI ION belonging 10 the girls seminary and
buildings rave bee1 arssII s.9I-. STVees 80
@ necessity, mostly with funds especially raised
me larger part of the running expenses Is paid
simple and pure religion unsectarian unde.
dominates the whole institution In the convic-
the Christian -fntrrss and IIr7i1,,s ,91Jss.
e. e. IN Chris the Bible. and especially the New
has BY itself 3ibs 1essoil ~ tv-s-,,,, -,irS,-ss
The course * 81 ,rraSJ - 81 1872 Ialat'sS
FL course. becomes acquainted with the whole
GOSPEL ana in Him who IS therein ~ reSsed 'he
tbirf 5acny consiSrS Of nineteen members. one
a Erse proportion of the latter in addition their
world, rs Berlin University Edinburgh ard Amsrf-
an i,SIIetlons III are men Of good scholarship
The number OF STUDENTS --,rfas between two
Luacred and twenty and two hundred and fifty IN
these are Greeks They are e9rhered rom fftv or
sjxrv different towns and siries ia a wide region
Ihere are four collegiate and three preparatory
The YEARLY expenses are small compared with
tIs Of SIMILAR INSTITUTIONS in this country and
ments by students The remaining third must BE-
nent at present IS onIy $40 ono some y b1iIsinSs
must soon Be added. and the self-hslD plant must
Were s+ only thirty can row and accommodation tor
and utility require
At the Metropolitan Temple OIethodist Epl.cc-
pad. seventh-sve- and West Fourree1th-st tbs
Rev Howard E Ross, assistant pastor. VIII preach
tomorrow at the O'Clock service in the unorrfnx
on Prices for Opportunities In the evening n,
sermon will be preached by the Rev. Edmund z
Hart. on The Angel Of Smyrna" On Monday
SvsIng the subject for debate IN the open paria-
Be More Prosperous il the Ons1 S5n3 S--- 49,
TsIs EstaoIshed- The illustrated lecture On
Farrow. Scenery and Life IN j Ja6sn n.
regular sacred concert will be given tonight.
At the Collegiate Church F4tth-ave. and Fo---
eighth-st. the Rev William Macintosh Nackzy
brother Of the Rev Donald Sage Mackay ard
P Pas OF ,ht South Church. Aberdeen Scotland
last TIastel less Things and in the evening On rSs
Man Who Just Comes Short
"Surnountng Obstacles" viii b. n, s,,b..c. -
The sermon OF the Rev Andrew FIzzeu.an IN m.
Harlem Collegiate Church. East One-hund--d-a1s
az tbs 4 osic between Lexington and Third
BOY choir Will furnish the music
The Rev George Albert Simon. ,s.t,- :. -.
Peoples Sixty-hrst Street Methodist Fpfxe,o.,
church will preach both morning and evening to-
morrow In the morning the subject OF his sermon
eysnin he WIN preach On The Saloon ana and d t tss
The Rev. Dr. !. = LANSING. or Scranton p.
VIII occupy the pulpit OF the West End pr.shv+-r,
an Church. Anlsterdam-ave and West Cne-hu7
areo-ald-IIIth-st. both morning and evening To-
dress. @7o HlaA> an al
Most successful work continues a. IN. c-,-,.f
rent Eva1geL Broadway and F1rty-sev-ntb-s
ana tfe congregations large and manifest
unusual interest IN the services The Rev PAM
Frlce evangelist, OF Crbana Ohio IS az present in
charge or the meetings and will close on SeDtAr,as
5 Commander BOoth-Tucker OF the saIvstfo,
army and the Rev Dr.. J. Wilbur Chaprlau viii
eacn preside tor week the tent Services II "a
expected that the Rev. Dr.. A :. PiersOu will
preach the closing sermons.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church FISth-
ave and West Fifty-hfth-sL. the Rev. Hugh Back
pastor OF Free ST Georges Church EdInb5.rsb.
Scotland will preach both morning and afternoon
tomorrow Mr.. Black Is recognized as one of rha
aolesJ OF the Scottish preachers. and when he vz
here three years filed the church TO ovs--
LShed have been widely read
Among the CITY churches which remain open
throughout the months is Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church. in East Oue-hundred-and-eigh-
teenths. All OF the usual religious and social
vices and soca. meetings have been carried oll
since the coming OF hot weather, under the per
Jonal lee dership OF the pastor the Rev Charles H
Grub. That a congregation can be held during ths
summer months has been demonstrated by Tia
Plans now being made for vigorous rel glOUs
campaign early II the coming fail