The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25
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yet doing most excellent work John jacob A.,
and William D. Ast1r To It's relief with AS 600 -
cash. That IL good way to do business.
Now they are talking about the RAJ
Dr. storrs OF Brooklyn a. the possible future Prea.
OF Amherst College. Dr. VIM. A. stearns VINO r.csn,I.
died. was president OF the college for twent, two vs.
| The Methodist mission In Mexjoo ba.
been 90 successful that number OF Spanish puh,,o.
tions to be issued by the Book Concern in tb, c,
An illustrated religious paper viii also be suea In hs
Spanish language adapted to the wants Of the pou,,n
| NeIicans.
The Chinese workmen ut North Adams
Mass, were never. TO any great extent converted "A
Christianity Although IN some respects these Celes.
Il 10 have been success, others they I'VE not f,s
announced that the whole party Will this summer b
| shipped TO San Francisco.
| The Methodist Episcopal Church south
meets with heavy 10 q in the death OF the Rev r. w.
sehon D. D., who been In the ministry forty.nins
years aud has hled many positions Of honor In tho
church. The Doctors health been falling for thrss
months, and he was nnslly taken away by stroke IL
| paralysis.
| -Spurgeon believes in hard prose rather
than In poetry. aud impatient poets send hin
their compositions for publication. lie says to tbemt
ave recommend all poets. good bad to write care
July correct scventJtwo times, keep tie manu- crp
ninetynne years, and give orders 10 be buried
| their cofi with them"
"A few months ago bell, given by Mr.
OF NeWtOWnt L. L., was shlppc To YOk0-
hama to be place IN the tower OF the native church
building, dedicated last July The Rev James H. Bal
lagh has written under date OF April IS that the bell
arrived the hrst week 10 that month"; was In the
tower the second day after lite arrival to ring out jbb
liant welcome to the nrst Japanese National Sabbath
| the nrrt Sabbath OF April, 1870"
| Whatever other trials the Pope mar
have to bear, he caunjt complain Of lack Of income
His regular Income for last year amounted to about
N,OO0,0o0of our money. In addition to this he rs-
celved ABOUT 5000 900 legacy from the Emperor
Ferdinand OF Austria. The Peters Pence" aud Jabt
| lee Tndugences yielded him about 100000. Be
sides all these, m'ny pscunary gifts have been semi
him from various qusrtcrs OF the world by the faithful
| who delight TO honor him.
The heart of good Mr.. Lanphier the
missionary Of the Fulton Street Prayer Meeting. ID
much rejoced at the In which the jews eomins
to the meeting For some time nearly dozen Of them
have been reg attendance and apparently deeply
interested in the services They have yet pro-
fesscd conversion to Christianity. but Mr. Lsnpher ms
hopes that, II they keep on as at present. they viii
eventually become good Christians. The children Of
Israel are proverDia, nHed in their faith and ia
| rare thing for them to make change.
| Brother Sankey, the sweet singerr
| Of the Hppodromc meetings. 10 for the present The
guest Of Gen. Clinton Fisk at sesorixht. Long
Branch. Sankey his summer rest by occasional
visits to the city. When bis smiling face
| Broadway he IL sure to be hailed by troop OF admir-
| log 1rlende bankey IL one OF the mo niu men 10
the world, and makes hosts OF friends wher he
goes. lie is improving the opportunity Afforded him
for getting all the rest he needs during the warm
weather. as to Join Moody meodiousy as possb,s
| In the fall
"A young brother has just been eI-
cuded from the Eel owship OF church In North Caro-
Ina for his deprsyity In habituay jlnng IN games Of
croquet. The old parties who run that cIurch nevef
heard OF croauet before, and 1t to their
tcc they thought 1t was such wicked game that any
body who played IT had but chance Of getting Va
heaven. II these people get to heaven they Will look
for little corner ali alone by themselves, where thsI
spend eternity free from contamination from the
society Of those who tried their best to make Garth
| enjoyable place.
The Presbyterian Church at Oyster
Bay is havinga revival although It has no pastor A
great many churches which have pastors have n
yvals. There is no reaon, however. why pastor and
revival should not together. as very frequently theI
do II IL mistake for church to suppose that Dc
cause II has revival It can get aonl without putor.
large church near New York tried this experiment
some months ago ami Is now m re meless than ever.
and all signs OF revival have passed away from 1t. The
gooo people OF Oyster Bay Juld select from
ems OF ministerial candidates some VIII may
He'd TO faithful pastor, aud at hin
at work to gather the fruits Of this harvest.
The ex-Rev. Mr.. Petteplace, late OF the
Second Advent Church IN Lowell, 10 entitled TO tn
thanks OF the Christian community for the promp.
manner In which he stepped d lwn and out from nis
pastoral once. Mrs Pettepace came into the ehurcI
nt citing with some charges agains, him to the sno0
that he ~as not lying IN such purity Of life ought
characterize the daily valx Of who claimed to b
awaiting the speedy coming Of the Lord Mr.. Pette-
place ackno Sledged all that he charged with, lnt
resigned at once. Some nuful ministers would han
put their congregations and the public to the eIpens
and botheration Of weansome trial. II was better
! confess In this pie and idexpcnsye manner. And
II saved a good deal 4 lying too. Let the brethra
| wi IN he he 50 mr. A. n
wander IN FORBIDDEN paths lay to heart the example
Brother Petiepace.
The Young Mems Christian Association
OF Brooklyn announces Its Intention to nave "GJsOs
tent" on Union street. near Ninth avenue. Tne ser
vices Will be conducted by leading clergy Of Brook
Ign, which give rise TO curious qIestiOling 10
what a leading clersynin"is In oae sense d 'schu
"a ling clergyman; 80 Ia that 'atrlc person.
Fred Bell so Brother Jeremiah Beulal irray who
held the tort at Fleet street SO ia the cOmlca lamass
so is that on OF thunder" 30 Iaerge, Futon. Sov
wal the young brethren OF the Y. {. a. sees TO 10
cure the services OF any or ali OF thesa "l'liersw
they do what varied attr ctons they will b. elbei 70
present TO the ing odly muttudes VINO wold other Eis
| lounge amid the cool SD .des OF Prospect PARK rhs
Y.M. c. A. brethrel ask for money 10 carry on zoe
Gospel tent ana II they ge half ot these
leading cersymen" to preach. tney ought to have A.
| the cash they ask for.
The brethren OF the African Methodist
Conference did not mean to be funny but sons how
other there natural vein OF good humJr unlerh Ai
their dark brown epdermis, winch gave their sesnoi
| all the interest commonly clustering about circus
The brother with the topknot Of orsty wool Afforded
more merrment than all the rest This durky descend
ant OF Ham called tde " BcreIn Series OF huniAI
school lessons the Marine Series" anl sad be could
not the use OF them. lot Of helpful sister were
present tue closing day with dousuJn' u money 10
envelopes for certain Of the brethrcn tn se sister,
| were OF course IN uen ely popular. Ih' pTe'iAI
bishop closed with ijSes Which woud have i'ae cfid
TO Bishop Gilbert Haven, and starteI ~ prolSoA
hurry for another Conference, anal in' s4 " /"
out Of the way before people nesin 60 mai f'li VIA
him. such genial sou THIS cn0co.N .cllorel b's
op ought not to be found fault with at tl1Aa' "
: hnd ms Oack or 10 his face. IL, means we'll
T. Those two GIN mills on the property o.
n the Old Futon street Ddtcl Reform d Dlurt' are "
ginning to worry som Of the bretlren ~ ,Ae con|
tory. rle manifest inconsistency Of nam. Dn NJ va
est Dlishments for lhis uunoy tr,n' 900 prpi wv
u naowcd by the religious history u n1Te til tei0
Jury, Is grey thlnS to sons Of tuc 90 l.r Do NV
church. II is thought Dy SOM 'ope t' he ' SUES
gin mills you'd hc aNpy sufficient TO- all r'1 "'A u
the neighb ~, especially there ere pens '. 'l'l
places IN the imm tite yicinlty O."s tlih ''''
10 onc would be ore many The tic.s itt sac t"A4
is ouR never tn have etu A 10 we'd AMI AtNlus tei