The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-26
6UNBEdHS.


The London Times denies the repor1
that Cardinal Manning Is ABOUT to live in Rome He
went there Just after the death Of Cardinal Antonel
which gave rise TO the rumor.
The Rev. DIR. Ryder declines the posi-
on which offered him OF General Secretary Of The
Unyersslist Church. and retains the pastorste Of Ct
Paul'e niyersalist Church III Chicago.
State Secretary George A. Hall ~ tho
I'M c. A. has been holding crowded meeting q Bua-
son. y. Y. lie Is now going to Schenectady, where .
hearty welcome awaits INN from the brethren II tbsa
city.
All For has dedicated his Chinese mis<
sion building IN Virginia City. Nevada The fact tlaG
$50 converted Chinese present at the ded,ceton
services speak, well for the children Of the Ce'esu
kingdom.
In single district of Japan seventyf
one Buddhist temples have been converted into dwelk
ing he since 1873 and during the yesrs Up,
ward OF hundred have thus been diverted from 70
igiou. use.
The Presbyterian Hospital of this city
badly needs money and the churches have concluded
to take up collections for 1t Thanksgiving Day II
is TO be hoped that the donations to this WORTHY
cause will be abundant.
The First Congregational Church OF st.
Louis, Of which DR.. Post is pastor. gives up the olt
pew rent system. and opens It's doors the free and
voluntary plan. great increase IN contributors
expected. as well as larger liberty than before
The death of Bishop James leaves this
cs hithod resident Bsho of the Methodist Episco-j
psi Church. Blsnop Hairs, 1t Is understood, will a
once remove to tue city. His experience In mi 'ioDaryl
a hrs makes his presence at headquarters extremely
desirable.
-" lie must have been n greasy soul" ID
the remark msde by the editor Of religious paper,
concerning another person whose dongs seemed open
10 criticism. The soul is indeed thing OF mystery.
But how In The world a sui should become greasy 10
one Of those surprising mysteries concerning which
theoogiaus have never enhghteneiui.
-"Silver Echoes" was the euphonous
title I'M Ter which the Of New Jer,,y
vention announced collection This title suggested
the mclodious juggling OF quarters ana halves tho
baskets instead OF tue dngy mic Sel the dismal COP
per cent Enc enterprise VI the rewarded
by liberal collection.
DIR. Cuyler writes an article in the
Er0ngeiist 10 which he pitches into Ialmagcs Lay
College" H. seems 10 consiler the Institution alto
gether unnecessary He says that Ralph Wells and
Mooy. and all nat class OF men, got their preparation
for CHRISTIAN work without any Lay College :; aud he
does not see why otne- people may not, just tho
same manner get all the preparation they need 10
make them AZ useful as they want to b..
Evangelist Hammond keeps on with his
meetings IN Philadelphia the cnurch 10 which he gath
ers hs crowds being not Prote tant Episcopal one.
has been stated but OF the Reformed Episcopal
denomination. Concerning these meetings a gushing
brother writes TO OF the city papers that ina
Lordr arm mas been mighty IN the rlayinR of SIN In
Kensingt'n." That lie grandioquent way Of putting
It. Brother Hammond does NOT 20 to Washington 81
present although the sinners Of that wicked metropolis
prciigiOufy need stirring no.
-ltauovalomanjaka, the Empress OF
Madagascar. has Issued proc amation prob tho
eae OF rum IN AntananarNo She saws that II IL be-
cause the does harm your persons spends your
possessions IN vain. harms your anu children
foolish tue wise, makes more foolish the focb
ish, and csues Peep not to fear the laws of the HAc
dom. and especially makes them guilty before ood.~
All the temperance societies IN Christendom never he
the nail the head more accurately tnan EmprsAs
RAnoValomanjika has IN TINS proclamation
The Rev. DIR. Blaikie, an eminent MIN
iser Of Edinburgh. has recently visited great nssS
Of the Reformed churches Ia various parts Of Europe
he says that they "hsve Mt Vet cxpcricn ed mnca
Of that fresh current Of spiritual life which las been
pouring Itself over the American ami British churches.
They hope that Alliance VIII give tuc,n moral
strength aud courage. ana hep them TO asune more
aggressive attitude toward the sin and tina,
round hem" The Alliance Is to meet in tdinDursb
July next when most OF these churches Will be rep
resented.
-Spurgcon gives a hearty testimony h
the fulnc-s OF the Moody aud sinkey mcctug, Hs
says We EXPRESSED our disappointment very plainly
time aeo. because met with so few d,oido4
conversions and Is therefore with the pleas
ure that We Intimate m I, PIC ,sls uIngs We couid
not believe that such earncs gospc preaching oOuld ID
without saving result Dut feared that the converts
would remain separate and not unite Win the churches
For avmc It seemed % oc so, but Ncar delighted "a
have seen and cOuversed VITA many VINO MAKE good
oi,cipcs and hearty workers Goa be thAnAcd foI lGA
eyeuu0re."
The Brooklyn Tabernacle turns ont not
to he burl ned with 50 heavy an indebtedness as~A
supposed aud many Of the papers have stated Thd
whole Gcot Is not over tiooOD As the T,bernocs
properly Is bohcvcd 10 be worth al least teV OU and
As the income is different o pay tApenses and interest,"