New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The West End Bible Class for men. which meets
every sunday 1920 to o'clock in the lower chapel
~ che West End Presbyterian Church. has COM
pleted its organization by securing Frank n, SIN
cerbeaux Yale. 20. Columbia Law school, TO- IoF
leader Mr. Sincerbeaux was prominently connect
ed with the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION
v-orI, AZ Yale and understands the methods or ths
most advanced work among men FrederieA =
Salisbury formerly of the University OF ttoE4SSS
s ies e an organizton this class should become one
Of the largest and stronget on r Of he chHreh
will address the class tomorrow tne ahn9 stS
ment Of which is certain to insure large ~''S-'~
DR. LYMAN Abbott Editor Of The Outlook" VIII
sneak on the subject rs There Power Outside
ourselves to Help Us in Right Ldvingr a. the
mems mass meeting IN the West Side Young Mems
Christian As5 S}ay tomorrow at $50 p m c
Mckay sInock. tenor. will sing
AZ the Tuesday Palmer Holiness Meeting. held at
the residence of Dr. NJ. W. Palmer No 2sS East
sth-st on Tuesday. March Z, the largesf; attend
ing the storm and the strike
There will be a lecture before the Society for
Ethical Culture at Carnegie Hall, tomorrow, at IL
M T,bere viii be a series OF addresses on The
Prisoner and the speakers VIII De Slrs. 4ittI0
Darlington Booth, S. J. Barrows and Mrs Anna
Garlin Spencer.
The Rev. DR. r. 5 Macarthur will preach in
Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow, at II a. m. on
knowing Christ" and at p m, on Look and
live DR. Macarthur IS one OF the most active
ers in the proposed revival movement, IOr winch
plans are being mace y So ,' -,tb reTers9ica -
preparations for this great revival eACe+VS>s
\ series OF evangelistic meetings viii begin TO-
morrow in Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
west 1a4th-st 20 continue for two weeks. The
nastor will be assisted By several clergynen OF this
city ard its vicinity There Will be preaching every
evening except Saturday at o CLOCK Inc sneinS
will be by large chorus choir under the Urecuoa
CT Staley F. Davis DIT. llpP-s viii piSao- JUN
morning and evening to-InorrO"-
IN a report 10 the American Tract Society. the
Rev Dr. Paul NJ. Schaufeld who Is laborfnS among
the Jews Poles Bohemans Germans and others
Of the foreign population IN New-York and It's VI
cinty, says.
The field is a very difficult one The knowledge
il a great help 10 me. The work is very difficult
We find the Jews with their -nfdellry growing upon
Christian brethren IN some ways, out WIth9dC
Christ: the Russian. belonging TO his Greek Ortho-
dox Church; the Poles; who aIthoSs9 SsIh9nSs.
Indifferent 70 their obhgat 10 God and Jhc0-
sands of others without ny'cl't, without any re-
hgion and without any hope Surely, lI Is a worse
place than Babylon, and 10 b. true 10 ~ IS IKE unto
SOdOm We find in many places open doors, where
there are those who willing 10 listen To as.
while many others do not care 20 speak ABOUT re-
IieiOn giving indifferent excuses During short
enhancement with the American Tract, Society. I
have made over three hundred visits. As the peO-
44tFC i-LN-0
il requires time 10 speak 70 them than z
would take to speak To q more inteilEe1t class. 1
they are willing to buy books and tracts, they are
so poor that most OF them are unable 90 auord TO
Side of New-York vet somehow they DO not take
10 this foreign population and therefore, we ma
way that it is with difficulty bocE could Be sold