The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-18
BDNBEAMS.

Brooklyn, which goes by the somewhat remars.s',
name of"Lite Jacob" and sdvertses lie service. A..
cordingly.
The Canadian Presbyterians are nov
holding their General Assembly in Toronto the van.
able DR.. ropp being Moderator. The case Of the Re-,
Mr.. Mcdonnell who was found guilty OF di.bei.v,,.
in eternal damnaon. attracted considerable atten,lor
The Rev Or. Mutcnmore Of Philadelphia was pte.sn,
a. the delegate from the Presbyterian Church I'm mi.
country.
Old South Church, Boston, will be
saved from the hands Of the vandals who were gons
to pull It down. Bostonian patriotism ana liberaI,.
are at work IN behalf Of the timehonorod building
Gov Rice heads the committee to raise the money
About $4,000 will be needed. nearly half Of which
raised. IL is probable that the building viii be used
parity as depository of relics Of revolutionary tlme.
ana partly for preaching. With earnest minlster
there will be little difnculty 10 drawing crowd there
Some of the Bishops of the Methodist
Church have good time with their travels round thu
world Bishop Harris made the complete crcuit Of the
globe. Now Bishop Andrews s to the conferences,
IN Europe and India, cmbarknz about the OF July
The most snguary appropriate Will be that Of
Bishop Gilbert Haven. Knowing his preference for
labor among the black people and wanting to get lin
out Of the during election times brethren con.
cluded to send him to LOOK after the spiritual interests
Of the colored folks In LIBERIA The date OF h
embs kstion 10 not yet nred but II will be after the
Presidential nominations made and before the can
vass becomes very lively.
AS clergymen who have made trips 10
Europe are IN greater demsnd among some Of the
churches than those who have been across the
water, ie well to know that the Reverend Brother
Winslow having received dismissal from the British
authorities, may now be open to q call. A gentleman
OF hs Versatility of talent mia courteous manners
and extensive experience ouIat 10 be successful in
new neld Of labor. Perhaps he would do for jail
chaplain or m he might Just now prefer almost any
country to his native land, he might be assigned
foreign missionary station H. could go Join Brother
Indian Commissioner e. p Smith hts mission TO the
lost tribes OF the gold coast
"A Baptist gentleman OF Buffalo has
given $500 pay for the delivery and publication of
course Of lectures In the Koch tter theological semi
nary, on the best ways OF managing the benevolent
work OF the churches. Should the lectures prove
practical and sensible It Is 10 be hoped that they will
be widely circulated among the churches Of other de-
nominations well as the Baptlsts II 10 safe TO say
that branch Of evangelical effort IL badly botched
the beneyolent and none more loudly calls for re.
FORM The chief difficulty that IL has been managed
by imprscticabe and Incompetent men, ana by dried
old persons who had faded out Of all other employ.
ments
The Rev. DR.. Withrow of indianapolis,
who accepts the 10000 cali to Park Street Church in
Boston, ie an entirely different man from Adirondack
Murray, the former pastor. He has been the minis
try about dozen YEAR, nrst as pastor Of country
Presbyterian Church near Philadelphia, then In the
Arch Street Presbyterian Church in city
two or three years past OF the principal
Church In Indianapolis. He has distinguished himself
by real ability and eloqu rather than by sensation.
asm. He IL gentleman Of nne culture and solid lite
rary attachments, with commanding personal pres.
ence and rich. musical voice lie ought TO be very
successful in Boston.
No preaching places vet opened near
the Centennial grounds iu Philadelphia And yet tn.
clergy and other gody people OF that city are bemoau
ing the sad prospects Of the unr Thousands
who are spending the Lords Day In improbable
lounging In the vicinity OF the exhibition grounds
hurry up your ten's orethreh Ger your oes' preach
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