, 1873-05-25

should expect the Rector hereafter to Observe
the rituals and rubrics Of tho Church,
and to DO more discreet In the
future in his invitations to the sacrament,
to which the Rector responded that the invita-
ton Of the Prayer-Book was liberal, inviting all
these " "1eigions]y and devoutly, inclined, !" and
WAS broad enough to embrace members OF other
evangelical denominationa in good and regular
standing.
It should be stated here, in order that
Dir. Brooks position may be better under
STOOD. that it ia the time-honorod require
msnt in: the Episcopal Church, on the
Sabbath previous to communion, for the Rector
to announce the communion service in tho fol-
lowing words, which We copy from tho Commu-
MON Service Of tho Prayer-Book: p
Dearly beloved, on Sunday NEXT purpose, through
Gods assistance to administer to all such shall be
relgiously and devouty d1sposed the most comforts
bic Sacrament Of the Body and Blood OF Christ to be
b. them received in remembrauca Of His merdtorous
Crossand Passion, whereby alone obtain remission
Of our sins and mndc partakerH OF the Kingdom OF
Heaven .-s
This "exho1tation b peremptorily required
to be read On the Sunday preceding the com-
munion, by the rubrics Of the Prayer-Book.
A[r. Brooks claimed that "this exhortation
vas no mere formula of idle words. but hearty,
generous, liberal, and Christian invitation to -he
Lords table Of all his children, and, therefore, If
proper the Sunday previous to the communion
Tas not less 80 On Communion Sunday
The BiEhop replied that the Rector was not
justfable in using any Language except that laid
down in the Praysr-Books, and that this invita-
ton which he had just given was an interpo-
lation and alteration OF the Book OF Common
Prayer, and forbade him from further violation
OF the rub1ics and ritual Of the Church, where
upon Mr. Brooks said that, it his invitation was
offensive to him, it should not be given again
when the Bishop was prcsent: The Bishop then
insisted (and does now) that this practice.
g long il vogue hu;z+!.a IN s.: - James mes
After the morning service the congregation,
which had observed the unpleasantness between
the Bishop and the Rector, and, suspeeting the
Cause met in the vestibuIe after service, and
ing the course of their beloved Rector,
Who, although a young man., stands very high
as 3 fheologian of raro and marked ability,
and Of great future promise to the Church, and
man Of sufficient force, who, when be believes
It is understood that tho Bishop is very deter
mined about this matter, and ia said to be grind
ing up his apostolic scythe, and soon We may
expect to hear that the head Of Mr. Brooks has
fallen in the basket; nevertheless this is not his
6rst % olfense, as charged By the Bishop, for Mr.
Brooks very much displeased the Bishop recent.
lv BY his fellowship with the Chicago Christian
Union, and other non-Episcopal organizations.
11oopY's TABERNACLE
Mr.: Moody is meeting with very general en-
courngement, financial and otherwise, in the
building Of his new church. a building COM
mttee has been appointed, and plans OF the
coming eaifce are being submitted. It WILL ne
located o. the North side corner Of Cana street a,
get submitted to the committee, and the one
likely to be adopted, is fromJ. $. Johnston,
which presents a largo brick building in
plain italian Gothic style, with seating
capacity for 2,5oo persons: E1te1nany 1t
resembles somewhat Mr. Spurgeons 8 tabernacle.
The materials used arc brick and stone, the
latter to be laid in bands. 1t will be lighted
with double lines Of windows, those below haV-
ing low pointed arches with mullons, and those
above constructed 80 as to form hnnan arcaoe.
The roof is :self-supporting and covered with
slate, and ornamented with " breaks" It has
three entrances, two on Chicago avenue and
one on LaSalle street. Tho interior is arranged
with o. gallery all. around the walls, and ls to
have several movable partitions, by which class
rooms can be extemporizod. It is proposed to
push tho work and complete this ed1fice during
the summer. The cost will be about $50, 900:
The plan described has not been fully decided
upon, and, therefore, may not represent the Ieai
Mr. Moody is to have tabernacle that Will
be as capaelous as his energy IN the great cause
is great, aud one Of the remarkable facts con-
nected with it will be that over five millions OF
sunday-school scholars will have aided IN its
erection. Mr.. Moody leaves for Europe to-mo1-
row night, but will consign the work Of building
H.-to sight-sea. but on invitation to preach.
u. It appointments is in York, England, 5rne
pool, BIZ, thence be visits Manchester, LIVER
thence oEe1hau1, Sheffield, Leoda, Bristol and
7cot1and and Ireland. -. : H.
The question @HE . .EoMEN. .u ,.s,.,.
5shef he4 Ss Thsa aha Ell Raai1a o.
Geng,egaslon1 ~ axhnoeiation at its 1t 1T meotnr.
t al;ss Ne" ~ nsm, "lp heid to be Gae
Tho tfrouoh long raderary atta1nmenss, a a. T.
wei versed IN the 'fheoloRees, :, a. aa a arect ap
plication to the Association T. 1censo to preaot
With s the Tatter is that the con eonneessx eg[
shont m .as avan1x % iyided in granting boay meI<
Several Of the older members AZ nost O.
the young men favored the apphcs sion.' Tie
Thsoegss T. sens5y 1anagyncssa saaf fsso2as see
Smiley, and said he was not : much
troubled BY the scriptural argument. .yainst
woman preaching as the lack Of Scr1ptcI au-
tho1ity.7 The final decision WAS lala ove1m Until
the next meeting. So far as this lnoy4anl ~ ave
nresehinr. it shows a Indifference OF. Onion
WITH learned diyines and ecc1esiastics . and
con. 80
TIE stwEs1Enx CATHOLIC, -:
which has constituency Of over loo, ,ooa thls
city, has this to say in the current nulno.:
We have frequently had occasion to con1me q ~ Tie
a1s hs aEflfs fs n Po tae ooa Che e. sli :.
rat nsn ho,is mos. de1r is constantly ridaleeand
nurlsaauea ai @an AMI IN il Columns; voFhier olsct
the more via its abuse. But for snn SO. 9.
people who have- contributed more res, Ts1 s ,es
ahare to the civilization, tbs. perse;ss;, p.e;a; md
freedom Of this country, II its asqsls n1ss1i o.
Tuesday Inst certainly surpassos wonfa finas Fra
mead It to The attention Of those Irish n1 mn9 arehe
NJ sssgs u, 5sT RseMEHssst FL ny s3a
n,ner Ehich takes an csrecill delignn 1esanng aa
Elxnderin1 their rscs and creed or F'@s1o4e :"