New-York tribune., 1906-04-21

n member OF the board of managers OF the Amer
lean Bible Society has donated the society prop
erty which will yield income OF $3.50 a year,
which is TO be devoted especially the circulation
of the Scriptures IN MahOmetan lands. There are
certain trusts derived mostly from legacies made
the general of the society 1t is expected that
society viii report its debt paid and small II bais
ance in the treasury.
The outlook committee OF the United Society "
Christian Endeavor has sent long printed COM
munication to every pastor os Christian En-
deavor society IN the United States and Canada
Eight leading denominations represented on
thls committee. The communication consists of a
series of questions designed to bring out the OBJ
ser IsSavatons and concluslons of the pastors upon all
such the pledge. the conservation meeting the
prayer meeting topics, the committee work the
clety. the union work. the larger aspects of the
nt d11eeent while suggestions are sought upon any
not be brought out by the questions
Major General Frederick Dent Grant, commander
or the Eastern Division of the United States army
has asked the international committee of the
Young Mems Christian Association TO place its
branches In every post under his command Cen
eral Grant says that he had grave doubts about
organizations within the army posts. and that with
strong prejudice against the association he re-
CURED daily reports from all posts under his direc-
ton; and quietly checked them up. In Speaking
my prejudice unfounded. At the posts where tha
Young Mems Christian Association was active thsrs
and the enlisted men were more contenfed and
m naPRS g{, Inc association had been a decided help
up OF the entire command" 7
The service of the Actors Church Alliance Will,
De held this month at All Souls Church tomorrow,
evening, at s o'clock The Rev T r SIicer u,r,
conduct the service, and the address will he bv
Dramatic Profession" 'sNi'S OF 'ns
The Rev DR. Arthur Smith distinguished mis-
slonary in China of the American Roar5 j. A. thi
country on summons OF the board to address, sna
clal meetings it is holding in different par,s p tb
country. Mr smith is the author of nunarors
gIohs Ii on China He was classmate of the Rev Dr
gr,egatlonal ,f Church Broadway and 18th street he
VIII address that congregation tomorrow. iio
At the afternoon service in Christ's Mission M
i42 West 2lst street, tomorrow, the Rev DIR Rnr
rell. of the Marble Collegiate Church. will preacb
and addresses will be delivered by the Rev Jaras
a oConnor, the Rev. A Lambert and the trustees
or the mission This will be the last service in the
present location OF Christs Mission as the building
IaS hs1 peen sold for business purposes Until a new
viii be hsd sffg in the the YegHs ssgTe e0 Of CRTs Mis-
@ @SDTlauon Ha!l. West 23d street. near Seventh ave-
pr Ross Stevenson OF the Fifth Avenue % Prss ss
afternoon dnrng MI NH preach and every Sunday
H"ii' sixth avenue and 2sd street - -'''''0''''
...oot son avenue Reformed Church. at 53th
street the pastor. DIR. KittredSe will nraacb AZ
'ae morning service II the evening the SERMON
mnt pS %y pp w MeEveen, pastor of the shaw
EdVeen Is one of the leading nraacberuI II NC
ana mas hAd a great success In that civ DVS''"
IN 1hrlst PROTESTANT Episcopal Church proaavra,,
and list street. musical viii he given on sat,,r'
Gay, April IS AZ $50 D. m. for the henaat - ~
junior A4Xihary Mr. and Mrs Waterhouss Vii Iii
sing and Lee X. Smith will be the pianist use VIII
In the Church of the Incarnation Madison avenus
and 3Sth street the Rev. DR. w NJ Cyrosvenor
rector a confirmation service VIII held at O'Clock
afternoon.
Calvary Baptist Church will soon have the largest
chorus In this city. The chorus starts with ono