The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
SUNHE Ms.


Doson at tho Warren avenue n,pu , urca. Va,
crowd gather 1T her mn-trri ns
-Ayouurc 81 iisyuan OF NJ" B.uusu.iot
u. hie informed lis Con-r -a'lol 90 ift laro d,
have his salary rceuc 10 seooi An, ..tuaa.
The Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson. u
D.. leaves christ Ciurch 10 this citt. fur 20, slror,
attractions AMI ucld Of u.ciulh. Tuaily Church
New Orlean-.
Ono dollar u head is The nm aunt a.kod
from the nart.t, Tor 90, C'ntcnni' mlL ri,Rr.J
II summons y. d, has the WORK IN ,ad, alI maxim.
progress with Il.
The Rev. Fred. Bell, Primitive Method.
ist. Is preaching In the Academy of Nr.ic nrooki,,
aud multtudes Of those who woul like to get ian.
compelled to stay outside
The Free Baptist Foreign " ion Soei.
ETY. would breathe more freely It fire. u deot
II calls aloud from its headquarters at Dover Ma,
Hampshire, for sujstintllltid
Two hundred and nfty dollars n min.
utei That lively WORK. The First Baptist Church u
Brooklyn did II, AMI on Sunday m,ralg to- Tn,
debt s. 90. Tnc5 cleared it on In Tvs 'uy minutes
AT the Rev. Mrs. Itanaford's rnivcrs-
ai-t Church On fremont avenue Jers,5 Cly special
vyal services belng held, witi cons.derlbl.
success. The Rev Mr. Nyc oil BROOK IN prelcAcd IA.
opening sermon.
brother Pcr.ccost III. o. is having
pent,cosial tune In Tue Biptist church at Westerly,
Rhode siani 10 Il better TO he pa't9r tcrc than 10
such INC 'rtiin concern the urea OF tina
People IA Bfolkyn.
The Bond street Congregational
Church. Toronto. Of wifi Mr.. Marlin, was pa.tor.
nos calls Dr. Omission Of thi. city pr Orrision was
Tor some Year, pastor % lsge churcl Ia Hamilton.
OILY 10 faw miles from Toronto.
-TdlmIgc j. Eoiug to preach to-day on
the BHlc IN the schools, and ~ coan euoa with tho
subject. to say wotl OF two in r'iustJa u what
Mr. ncccacr saii IN ms Thanu giving sermon about
tac char ctor Of the llios VINO teach Ia lls1os'yn.
The General Conference of the Method
1T Episcopal Church was to have been he'll at -.
Louis Bat ST. Louis dnds II inconvcmcnt to entertain
e. large tody for four or i've week., and May 1879.
wall see tie Conicic &C Hospitality housed In BALI
more.
Prof Swing now swings loose from tho
Presbyterian Church for wnich he has fIr some time
been PIE chilc. an ss'. az for himself iudepcn-
dent basis "a " chor, theatre, thca'o Ills frenas
have raised euarant cl fund Of t,ooJO to sec him
through
- Revivalist T.. =. Hammond is Mt work
IA Harrisburg, Pa. holding meeting, IA the opera
house end iu the churches Great crowds attend, and
two hundred and forty Christians from various
churches detailed for special duty In connection
wiih tic teyiNaL
The church building at Fifth avenue
and Nineteenth atrcct, fornc ~ occnp 4 by Dr. John
Hairs congregation, goes up town. II Is to be taken
stone by stoac AT rcbIilt Tor TIL Central Pres
byteuan Chur N finyscvcntn street In fe1
months Arnold & Coash5.cs arr goois noase will cI-
tcnd Over the lut.
-St..Gcorge's Episcopal Church at Pas
sac. \. j. cost about $4,000 much OF w''rh rep
resented mortgages. There wasnot ine-e.t cnoeg1
IN TIE church ~ S,cptn, mOHglsc ga althy COP.
did,n. Hence the necessity foT acton oa tAe part
o; the slcr,T undtr whose hammer tle church was
Lately knockc or vcry cheap.
The Baptist Social Union, instead Of
met at bcmonco'., with comfort for -tYn4cln
voll a. the soul Papers were read ard titu.sion
had On the sui sot, How 10 r tain To- lourg peops
and cause them to uc nscmi In the c ,utc cs' Prob
ab a Dclnlouico supper occasionally would do the
business.
Although the Fourteenth street Pres
byt"tlan Church. OF the corner OF second ayeaue
Of the chur hes It Ia enoyinx hc tly aaa
abundant utilltY lor SINE time w.'h'at plstar
II has receatly called n, Rev. F. H. Mar ls fsom To
ronto, who nov caters on ms pastoral duy. NJ
Marling scholarly and eloquent preacher and
soon have large congregation
The Womcn's Foreign Missionary So
clety Of the Methodist Episcopal Char,l is raising
money for the COW rson Of ths heatIcn b. selhIg
pincusnions aad cthcs useful ami ornsh nial hin-s
Masonic Hall. The fair is brilliant With every p
pl.aace that femnia, ingenuity cll devise. Bishop
James opened It wi.h an Inauguration sp,cl. great
dea OF ash has cnalged h,hds.
Though President McCosh OF Prince
ton College docs not believe In secret e1c ties. no
wishes his young men to enjoy an oc .s,n, game Of
! BILLIARDS. Acting On Or. MoC.sas SUES Ton. q
veal hy Presbyterian merchant Of ths ctf ht. given
nv billiard tah sto zoe cole e TIE, aee gu placed
htlc gymnasium, In ihe holc that the coy. nlo want
10 play W. SO nor l teaa VI 10 Tie oil .rI rolms
! with their luc'ly bars
Three hundred and hty m"mher
would en- TO b. cn1a % t. ar rd su1st,rti ,uppon
Tor city church. We kuow OF IA as clarence which