New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-30

HOLLYWOOD.
and Miss Roth reader.
The evangelistic services OF Puritan Chapel. Noe.
% and % East One-hundred-and-thirty-1fr IN
sttuted by the Church OF the Puritans have stead.
lily gained in public interest and favor The Rev.
W a. Armstrong will preach Tomorrow evening
1 o[l9eS The shidrsns choir which is surpicsd
Lllu Salto.eIler novelty IN Presbyterian chapel
mas been strongly commended for It's singing and
thoroughly appreciated
AT the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church ths
Rev. DR.. C. Campbell Morgan will oficiate ar both
morning and afternoon services tomorrow
resatloaaI GnGrch Idnd i9 lne Con-
for FSn.Iand IN Semen II, san WI san
invited 70 attend the services in this church
The vacation school stan of the college men ..
the New-York City Baptist Mission Society will
conduct conference The Church and the
Children" in the Lexington Avenue Church to-
morrow. at u a m, The Rev. Robert c. Boviue
being in charge Of the service The sermon period
wi be deypted 70 short P,I ADDRESSES By the
Harding. Colgate University; ". f. Hood. Newton
H. Williams Grocer Seminary. A W Logan Me-
c chi I25.sSs ana D. n Larson University OF
Board OF Foreign Missions. will speak IN the Pres
6ytertan chapel, sSabright \. J., at the morning
E. II. Forrest. of Jersey City will address tho
mems meeting OF the Harlem branch Of the YOUNG
Mems CHRISTIAN Association. No. 5 West one-hun-
on "Disregarded Signals"
Spiritual Renewal. the Secret OF a Progressive
LIE will be the subject OF discourse OF the
Rev. Andrew Hagernan. in the Second Coilestats
Church OF Harlem. Lenox-ave- and West One-hun-
dred-and- nty-third-st. Tomorrow morning Ths
summer for divine worship. holding union service
OF its two congregations this month n the Second
Gnurch and IN August the First Church
The Rev. Dr.. George P. Eckrnan. pastor OF ST.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church. West End-avs.
and West Eighry-sixth-st-. will preach FOR thu
last time IN his church tomorrow morning before
departing on his summer vacation. DR.. Ecknan
TtrIs pia no. q fsiag5 sa@ Pa a. a.
pastors absence the Rev Dr.. Robert ]. rrsvorroa
Will occupy ST. PauPs pulpit
There II scarcely Christian church n Iapan.>
writes an American missionary from the Land OF
the Mikado. which has not sent or more rsp-
resentarives into the army navy OF Japan Noo
long ago the papers OF Toxic were loud IA thar
concentrations Of a young lieutenant Of engineers
VINO had shown conspicuous gaIlaltry IN some oe
the reconnoissances which preceded the great bat.
lie az the Yalu River. No small reliance seeuna To-
have been placed upon his reports In planning eo-
tne battle. Not FAR from the .ans time a Istta-
rom the sarns soldier was read In tina Ranch,
Cnurch OF Toxic. OF which he Is a member tall
Ing OF his pleasure in meeting a band OF co-.an
L
sunday morning. in interval OF leisure Ia haa
sought retirement BY ascending q low bill ovsr-
.o0AIHS tne Russian lines along the Yahl thar hs
.--s.t read rev chapters from his New Testa-
Sh1rch is on duty with the same army 1naioo
.O1-ILs an especially responsible position IN the
are also hOnored members OF The Sans c5|1-rL
lie Hrst tnree belong 20 a most Interesting cI1n
. .Hlaoe " OF tWenty-four army officers which in
tines o. peace. met once a month on s,Ir,ssT
evenings little more than a year ago re c1rrb
met az the home OF the writer and 70 bsr, 81
tseaSI; II was most enjoyable evening. All spoks
the responsto tlity that on them 20 worthy
rspIesent the christian name This they Will 90
yves among tina Japanese forces in Corea ana
Manchuria-" anu
The ninety-ffth annual meeting OF the American
Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Missions will
De held at Grtn1elI Iowa. In the Conversational
church. beginning Tuesday October IL and closing
on Thursday. October l. The annual sermon will
be preached by the Rev. Reuben Thomas OF Brook
line. Mass, on Tuesday. In accordance with a r.
ceht vote or the board. entertainments will pa
sven 10 the following classes OF persons. Mission
aIlss OF te BOARD theological students. officers OF
the board. officers OF the women's boaris- cor
porate nsmbers and their wives
In 1903 an old tea set OF beaten silver was ztvsu
70 the American Board OF Commissioner, for For
eign Missions for the benefit OF the work Of the
board In Marsovan, Turkey. Soon after the gifr
was presented the Rev. DR.. Tracy. president OF
Antolia College. in Marsovan, made a public re-
used for the better establishment OF the seIrhelp
department IN the college. Rsport Is now MAIDS
gons into the teapot or has been pledged The sun,
OF SO furnishes, and $50 establishes. susrairs and
names, bench at which the students will work
each day Tor their own support. IN educating than
selves