The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-26
SUNBEd MS.
There are to be 80 snndnYs in 1870.


The organ OF tho Vatican, Voce dsija
Vcrita condemns The Protestant proposal VI liberty "a
| worship In Spain.
A colored brother has been ordained
by Bishop Cunmlns to he a deacon In the Reformed
| Episcopal Church.
The congregation OF st. Peter's FMS,
coral church ~ Albany excuse Tor coming
to church a.c for wealthy moupcr has tesowcd ON
| the church twelve thOus nd dollar chime of hcns
Father Quinn of Piermont, N. V. died
In that place on The god inst NJ tho Of ~ years.
having passed "a yo Of hi. life IN the presthood n.
was the Oldest priest In the diocese, alec The
| pioneer.
The Baptist Church on Forty-eooond
street ia enjoying the ministratons Of IT. new
pastor. the Rev. r. u. Herr. vino has Just been In
stalled Dr. j. ID. Fulton preached the Installation
| sermon.
The Rev. DR.. Jcffcry of Brooklyn now
adds to lis pastoral duties the associate edoishipof
The baptist ti,ion. This paper the started four
I've years ago by the open Communion wing II tho
Baptist Church.
The Unitarian Church OF Philadelphia.
to which Dr. Furucs mlnistcrcd for haIf century hss
chosen for it, pastor the Rev Joseph May of Neu.
buryporf. Mas. Mr.. Nays con Of Samuel J. May,
| the famous aboitonist.
The appeal OF the Morning star Mission
for funds has successful that only g. 90 more
ia needed to the enterprise safely through Tho
beautiful building on Twenty sixth street, seventh
avenue erected for this mission, nearly 10000
The rite of Communion is to be OBJ
ser,ei in the Protestant churches OF Brooklyn ne1t
sunday. and then the real tost Of Moody sankeys
that city Will be apparent In the numbers ~
| persons who present themselves for admission 10
church membership.
One of the most healthy churches In
Brooklyn IL that Of Dr. scudder the Central Consregs
onai Since he has been pastor the church has
nne building at a cost Of over tloOOO0 with lecture
and SIM Aay 1.. f,. sn.
| closing are ne rly 100000.
The Protestant Episcopal House Of
| Bishops some time ago elected the Rev DR. schere-
schewsky to be Missionary Bishop of China The Doc
tor declines prefering neld Of work 10 als
country to life among the aimond.eyed Uelesu 0
| even with the honors Of a bshoprlc.
| The uptown u..ion prayer meeting is
| held every week day from twelve in the church
OF DR.. stephen H. Tyng, Jr 1t is largely ATTENDED.
Meantime the old Fulton street meeting accommodates
all the downtown people who have or take time for
| midday hour Of devotion. The chapel 10 winch II 10
| held Is Usually full
The Rev. DR. Hclmcr Of Chicago, who
Ia coming New Years Day to be pastor OF the 1omp
kins Avenue Congregational Church In Brooklyn vii
combine with his pastoral iabors the duties Of New
| York editorial correspondent OF the Adrdnce, which
| viii have branch ONCE in thus city. DR.. HelmeIs
church starts on with me prospect OF success.
Those who know the habits of the
| young Albert Edward will quietly smile Al tho
statement recently made by the Bishop ~ Lincoln to
the effect that the trip VI the Prince OF wales lnda
was principally to further the cause Of Protestant
sions in that benghted country. THIS tougher
than the recent intelligence about stanlcys missionary
| efforts among the dusky children Of Etsiopia
The Episcopalians OF Philadelphia seem
TO contemplate peaceful hut thorough revolution in
their church WORK They have formed oil association
With view TO making all ae seats In the churches free
and to ahAndon the old practice OF selling and renting
IL. .tsfw.
In the churches for the support OF the preaching Of tho
gospel ana the benevolent WORK OF tue churches
DIR. Justin ID. Fulton, late OF the Ham
son Pace CDro klyn) Baptism Church, 10 TO
pastoral duties OF the New Centennial Baptist Church
on next sunday. Some OF the members OF the Hanson
Place Baptist Church having said that Mr.. Fulton
would not be allowed preach farewell from
that pulpit Mr. Fulton replies that he does not wish TO
preach such a sermon there. They need not trouble
themselves on that score.
The new Episcopal diocese OF Fond du
Lac. Wis, now has q bishop Of Its own DR. John
Henry Hobart Brown having been consecrsed At Troy
on the 18Th. Bnh0p Wees Of Wisconsin preached the
sermon, ana there were seven bishops present IA
interesting conclusion OF the cOnsecraton feeviues
was dinner at the mansion Of Bishop DOane IN A.
bany Bishops, priests, and deacons all showed them.
selves adopts with the knife and fork.
| The Sunday school teachers OF Brook
lyn have just completed their of twelve norma
class lectures under the OF DR. John H. vlnccDt
At is close they united In request 10 Dr. Vincent
publish these lectures In a b. ok. IL lie rcmarkabs
sign OF progress In tensbe sunday school work ths
these classes nled one OF the largest churches Ia
Brooklyn. DR.. Duryea gives the neIt course Of twelve
norm Al class lectures, which Will begin next week.
When the various branches OF the Pres.
byterian Church IN Canada recently united in one by
there were a lev hard heads who preferred having q
church Of their own. fen ministers. moet Of whom
have pastoral charges. and siI elders held
| council, Of
Presbyterian Church OF Canada connection With
Church of Scotland" This Il q big name for Hsn
organization. The Rev. Gavin Ling. d. n. leader
Mr.. Beecher responds 10 the statement
Of the .irInce. that the BIB not cad TIE PYu-
outh Church at Friday meet IS. He says (, rad
sometimes, hut much oitener recneL He giyes one
Of the rrasons why II 10 not frequently read tbs
fact that not long thief stole the Bhes when
adorned the lecture room table. Here sa nei for thu
active aud immediate benencence OF the BROOKLYN Rbls
Society; and 1t s TO be hoped that their gsn4uon
Will take measures to enter on It without dc1y.
Mr.. Beccher's paper pitches into Tai
IMAGES paper on q question concerning prayer. Tai
mage saws that all prayers are answered some nt ~
other Beocher maintains that they not and furhf
insists that the some time oher" Is notvery cot
for,ing to Bishop Haven ami his friends, who are
lug for third term for Grant II the "some tnf, n
Other does come TIL after electi dsy ~nefe
Ihey2 Beccher rays that great many ~ bic prAJ
have never been answered. so We always supV''di
\ some OF the fashionable churches arc
now competed economic In their choir siP'nse,,
and suffering among the fancy choirs l. great The
West Arch Street Chu, ca In Ph adclphia OF wh"A d.
Wts the lecturer Is pastor. has Just notified ~ f4"
choir to stop on their music aft the lst Of Ann In
some OF the costly esablsnnicnts like THE whtr the
r pastors salary Is 5000 $1,000, and the ncr'h
money on mortgages snd floating debts much ~ more,
the people IN the pews nave to pay good deal iof thor
religion In make the money 10 far cuongh 10
include choir Of expensive singers.
The war between the Brooklyn liqaor
dealers aud the temperance Brotherhood under u'''
Colter's leadership grows interesting tott'r tfae
out Sundays to N-t saloons and dctccf NJ, keep ~
selling rum on sunday The dealers few suudait ~"
put spics his track aud Kept every saloon informed
OF his Whereabouts. Cutter soon discovered mat t'y
were making game Of him. and for Two or hr'' weeks
he has buslcd himself Ia PIES clear " The sps 20
= he has ned his work. Last sunday he det',t'd
~, nty saloon keepers selling contrary to Law II shs
all DAY game OF hide and seek between nm ami me
| liquor dealers men
{ There has recently been great over
turning In the affairs Of the Publication Roard a. mo