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rendering unto Cesar the things that Cnszrs the
wall themselves be the disposed to render unit
God the things that arc Gods.
. The Ada Street Church held IN fntcrestin
Sunday~school concert last Sunday eroning.
: Five persons woro received to membership i
the Oak Park Church Inst Sunday.
The Rcv. DR.. schanncr, of New York. ha
donated $4,000 for the erection Of j churcf
building On the Rappal.annock circuit Of tie Il
Z. Church South.
It spcakB we'll for the pas.or Of Grace II. E
Church, in tho North Division that nIl tho fam
lilies Of the church that were scattered BY th,
Great Fire hava returned except seven. Th'
the Sunday-Bchool
CONGREGATIONAL
The Congregatlonalists Of Great Britain are
raising funds for statue Of Livingstone il
| Glasgow, to cost 81, 500.
Tho ConSresat,onalsts Of Park Ridge. have
commenced tho construction of q fine new house
OF worship.
A lady at Port Huron, Mich, has left \ fund
OF 81. 600 10 pnrchaae a pastor5H library for the
! Congregational church IN that place.
The Second Church Mt Minneapolis, Minn., has
arranged fur course Of eight lectures by c1eT-
| gymcu Of as many dinercn: denominations, who
vii each explain tho history :nl give an outline
| OF tho dDctrinal faita and system OF poiity Of
| his own Church.
| The reccut1y-oEganizod Congregational Church
| ut Winnetka WIS officially recognized Wetlnes-
! day evening. The Rev. Or. Klttredge. Of tho
Third Presbyterian Chnrch. preached tho SER
mon. AMI the Ro:s. L. Wlt1rg, j. Z. Roy. Prof.
5. c. Bartlett ind L. T. Chamberlain tooh part
| in the scrvlccs.
Early in October Bishop Gross, Of Savannah,
Ga:, will bless marble statue Of the aladouua.
which has been donated by tao Pope to pio
Mono College, Macon, Ga-
Oct. l ths o00th anniversary OF the forma-
tlon Of the Archdiocese of Qnehcc WAS celebrated.
Ihirty-cisnt Bishops were present Tie ca:ne-
dral has been nlalo i ba6ilica.
According to the late st Statistics the Ch1istia2
Brothera show the following statistics in this
country: 1,13o houses; 1911 Brothers; 7ul
noTices; 37u.433 pupik, and l.6i0 orphans. or
these tho-o are in the Emitted States 50 Loa=cs,
5ls Brothers, aud 2o,S1l pupils.
- Oct. 4, tho Church Of tho Holy Innoccnts, OF
New York, dedicated their new acLuol-Louse
and alao an ltaian eTati;e OF onr Savior, which
has Eccn imported. ned which is to be placed in
u niche II t-oES OF TIE c:l:rct.
EPISCOPAL.
An Eastern paper notes that movement is on
foot il! tho Episcopal Church for tbs organization
OF society which alal have for its object tho
training aud support Of corps Of cyangc1is:s.
4 meeting for this purpose il soou TO be held IL
New York.
1Ho tfatuC:tWdH d"cs n1s spn!K very Notl OF
tae Ep1scoca! cler5yIaoo It Eays TINT ali over
tue land there aro 1.ca claiming to 10 ministers
Of the G:G;Hl. aud l,o have their circle little or
great. OF admirers who are utterly ignorant Of
the relations Of min to h:s God. Their ser
mons arc only 60 Elany gra,pins4 after popular
lty, aid their praIe!s, even moro tLaa their
se. noas, 40 u!ta.:d - c2::h The popular car.
Anotl,or cause IT trouble Lns arsseo in
the A:gIica1 Church. Two l;itaal:st cler:;rmcu
OF L1ctcr. Ing, have summoned some Of tdelr
raEishioner before the courts for refusing to ray
comlnlca1s- This is tax for obiatons. and VAS
imposed before the Reformation. I. has been
confirmed by the decisions Of the law courts but
il not approved hy act Of Parliament. The Low
Church purity say thc enforcement OF du!Ilu;c:s
will hasten ct.cssab.isAuien:.
Bishop TuttIo writes .of the prospects of tbs |
Pro;cstaa: Episcopal C.a1tcA in Montana
No neay sorlS are hc:e-only 70 ooo whit= p.op!c
I'll Nuut.nA- A:1 ony Ave- r!.scd ii wal!.l .i -
c ar1sht:, a!:I one clcr: il them Ill, :h= i-v
L. e. 1rou oi Virginia City. Bat the missionary
work. calling fa.a mans Ill 2rge=. auI hear,
aAd sn1 io:a 2tt:non,-tle.e is en'u. OF that: Layt
u pl1'd tweaiy-eigat. and given holy crum,tncn
l.: Christian fus, ,uousu no. mora tnsa haf we;c
eur osn charel Ecolie. Teui.r memories. even in
,tuotorn hearts, a. the cAsly Ca.stian ho;!fe
lie nou.isa,., AMI l.r!s tatI!1cn knowing al about
lo:Ai:sJ O. prayers ant Churches, be guided and
:ecd 70 VIA: is right a,1 trc, an! t:e Chs.rt,
.rs st sriJ e:c!n1 for gon, i:.o al .,c TulI aI
preaching tne Gssl Il to e,csy cseAsr.e.
The E:uiscopz'iaa docs not like i: that High
-hurci:aan shoud have lcen chosen as tie sl:c-
,cs=or y: B:ho? WHIT; BOISE. 1t Eava: "Ino
aud e:.cerdota, teachings Will
It'll be continued and encouraged, anj lhuse wao
oppose and Condemn them unst1iotur:l and |
;oltrar; to tho Gospel ai,d 10 C,,istianity, will
,c OF that sect WHICH is everywhere spoken
|Gainst.' We feel called upon to "err with them
hat mourn over such Gcuar:u. fgo;n tho t-utn
If tile GOSPEL, and tho t':1nrllc!:y OF Christ. as
neke:s sIcL results aa til election of tLa huc-
esoiul candidate possible"
Tie deccaae Of Bishop Lee. Of Iowa, makes
he ninth member OF thp uauae OF Bishops nho |
AVE deceased since tic E.cetin:, Of tie General
Convention oi tho Church in October, 1871. The
ccc'sion or ashistant Bishop Cummings, Of
tales another naEue from the roll OF I
bishops. The names Of the deceased bishops
u TIC order in which tllc7 s:ool tho roll of
;.sho7s. with the day of tho dceeasc are given
y lo:lo;Ts:
1879, :1arch 1o-Charlcs Petit McIlra!ae, Of Ohio.
!s:2. = u. 11-Mntuu Eat,,urn, OF Massachusetts,.
1a7 :, A'.s. 2;-ieorsc u! fac, of Indiana. /
ls'4, Aug. lo-lIeu-, J. Wait 'ohouse, Of Illinois.
1ai:, I.t. 2-Th1nas T. D.:ls, Of South Carolina.
1871, y: t. -i-l1eury ". Lt,,, ot Iowa.
l7;.:, Sept. :5-Gcorge Il. ;sa!l, IT Colorado.
l.'3, Soy. .5-George David Cuuusius. u Eca-
1s;a Dec. William E. Azmi:agc OF Wisconsin.
1871 Feb 1t-Johu q. Auc., Of Africa.
withdrew.
PRESBYTERIAN.
4 sabjath-sctool concert y as held in Campbell :
ak Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
Tho Pr4sby:eEy Of Al!aghanv, Pa. hare
lopted rcsoutious coademuiug tho practice Of {
:sponsive service IN the SANCTUARY.
The spro Of the Presbyterian Church in Ful-
IL. H., was blown down s,2s. Is. The buill- | !
e itself was but slightly Injured. c
A large tr:ck clurcl, is bu;l,lrs for the l'rcs-
ytcrian Church 1t Lebanon. Ind. Tho ba-e-
cnt will be completed before winter. l
Tho 1rs!. Presbyterian Church. has synol., !:
prcshytcr:cs, 15.327 farlii.ca, 555 con,rcSa-
ous, GIT cloIsymcn, and 1U3.335 colnnucants. !.
The Methodist system OF pastoral appointment i
,cns to be growing po, 1ltr. In enc If the I
rcsbytctlan Journals All "ElAe- aud 4 :: lay
al arc advocating tho ltinc1un. system, allia
term Ut fcur yeas for each pas .or. =
DR.. elcCosh reports that the7o is much inter- i
It IN Scotland and England in favor of the pro- s
oscd fan-Plcsbyterian Congress. The Doctor G.
u al received letters Oh tic subject from tho
:encIl, Belgian aud Swiss Evangelical Churches,
ON the Wal1euse*, from Australia, from Prof. IA
rsft, Of Conn, and DR.. Dosncr. OF Bcr:in,--in u
ort, ca ira. "Wo need only the blossip; of ,e
nayen" ho tells tho Observer, "to insure suc- "a
es." t
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