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

say yesterday on the subject Of what part the
civilized world IS playing in its work OF evsnseliznz
those who have not known Christianity:
The Protestant churches OF the world gave las.
cation Of Our black brown and yellow brothers OF
we have never seen these needy millions and can
never hope for the return OF a single penny The
the number OF missionaries and the amount given
TO foreign missionary work.
"A. At the rate OF progress which has been made in
sne IaSf Io1r or I'VE years this country will soon
year and has neary s ThlGn now gives $50 600
the field There are about forty societies in the
sonaTy effort in lads Other tban o9r ana % E r
raised for this purpose s7Ss45 last year and they
and The native laborers trained in mission schools
pupiIs in 4bs s SgIer 80 and there are 25s ss
afs Goa1SS II we add to these the medical IN.
the care OF this army OF missionaries ii viii :.
see TN SaI y Is no small work which Is being done
Ike China India and continents like Africa
speaking. cor example, OF the medical work. tbs
American Protestant churches have founded IN
foreign lands $50 hospitals T53 dispen.aries and
last year ZSIs.6a1 patients received treatment IN
lsll. there was only one foreign missionary ths
American board. founded IN 1s10 IN this country
and the receipts sss s. Is it not an evidence
that the Church has not lost her power when we
this country alone with receipts Of mors than
sIugWo annually. and an army OF consecrated
Lergc audiences continue 70 gather az the meet
inss held IN the Gospel Tent EvangeI. at Broadway
and Ftfty-scventh-st- Tomorrow afternoon az 4
o'clock. the Rev. Thomas Houston. OF Philadelphia
the blind evangelist. will open week OF special
revival service His little daughter will sing az
each meeting
The meeting IN the Gospel Tent Peniel. Central
Park West and observation-disclosures tenth-st VIII be
addressed tomorrow evening by the member, OF
rra~ Of rha
Baptist Mission Society. composed OF eight young
college The Rev Robert c. BoviIle the Rev
DR. Coburn and Mrs. SiIas F. Wright will take
part In the meeting. A feature OF the music will
De the singing OF large numoev OF children.
At the Metropolitan Temple CIethodist Episcopal.
at Fourteenth-st. and Seventh ave. Rev Robert
BaSneN. the pastor. will preach tomorrow FOR the
last time before he leaves town his vacation.
The subject OF his morning sermon will be "Elitah's
Prayer" and the evening sermon will be upon
Gods Sorrow Over Mans Ruin IN the open
parliament Monday evening" the subject OF
discussion will be Resolved. That woraan's SUI
frage Would Aid IN the Solution OF Our Moral and
Political Problems The subject OF Tuesday even
ings Illustrated lecture will be The Peools OF
the Song House and Keepers OF the Western Door"
story OF the Iroquois Indians. by Gawasa wun-
mex. himself Indian. The regular class and
prayer meetings will be held on Wednesday even
be preached by the Rev. Edmund z Hart assistant
pastor, on Amos. the Man with the Rule" This
ing on the church steps On Friday evening the
question box viii be conducted by the Rev. How
ard '. Ross. assistant pastor. The following will
appear az the popular concert this evening: Mrs.