The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
SUM EdMs.

seeks no more political honors
The evangelists white and Bliss. both
Of whom are One singers, have been holding enornou,
meeting IN st. LOUIS. with great success The gains
rink. which holls over 5000 nlcd every evening
| The Biptists had nfty-onc churches in
Philadelphia. and the just orgtnizcd on sou,h
Broad tree, makes for e1ca week In the ycir or
all these MY two churches onj three arc free from
| debt.
| There is to be n Hebrew College in this
city. founded by the Emanuel Seminary Assertions
| The Hebrew language and literature will b. the chief
stu les Contributions are asked for from Hebrew COD
1 grcgations Of other cities
| 1t IL now authorii atively declared that
Brother Full did not the recent spirited meeting
~ Baptist ministers. cal his Brother Thomas Of BROOK.
| Ign liar. lie s4ys"I did not call Dr. Thomas MARI
| foeiy 'dd Dr.. Tomas has tod ohe."
| -Moiristown. Nj. is enjoying revival
| OF remarkable power. II began In tn Methodist
Church. Of which the Rev DIV Bartinc is pastor. The
interest Is great that in the evenings Of the
stores closed in order TO ave the dc.ers aud their
| clerks opportunity to 60 TO the IN ctings
ii some OF our churches are costly, they
| 10 not up to the mosqis which the Titan Of
Turkey 4 buliing near his elegant palace Mt D1lma-
bsgehch. Tits stately structure will cost about go.
0o1.o0' - our money. our churches are morg1gef,
but this mosque Is built entirely from borrowed money
The Rov. DR.. Domcnec has been made
Romfn Cat Ollie Bishop Of Allegheny city Pa, which
i
See ana the Rev. John TWil has been made Catholic
Bishcp Pittsburgh The Roman CithOlics In both
these cities numerous. aud largely the IN.
| crease
| 1t IL said that the officers OF q proml-
ncut Fr styeuin chur IN Brook yn have recpntly de-
Ct req that II any Pl mouth tiers brought 10 tho
session Of their church, the persons presenting them
VII be rejected else required to present some other
.cuce o. conv rson Of good standing IN church
! mem cr.hlp
| The e temcnt that the Middle Dutch
| Rformel Cnurc on Lafay tic place s to DC ahan.
doued Is now oGicial con rhiictcd. u we'll. lie,
the chutch remain. There Is large population around
IT, even II they not the most fashionable peopein
town. Why not open II asa m'ssion st ton Gnd pui
| come OF the newly converted evans elists there2
| donation parties are often moro troub-
icsome n. pro able to ministers whose guests "a,
all TIE edible SITS the spot. Tut the party which
| surprises Dr. scudder OF New Haven the other night
left such rines purse OF $500 and load Of hay IL
that the donors OF tn tributes Of respect
then sang the doxOlogy In long metre and went home
The Presbyterians OF Philadelphia have
| succseded in nuls Ing tac onz, monument in Nom
| DRY OF the Rev. D.. with 'rspjon, wIo WIS the only
cleric II sisner Of the 'claraon OF In dependence. 10
cost $4,000 aud the money has been raised by appeals
| TO the churches and sunday schools. The moaumeas
will be erected Ia the Centennial grounds, near Memo
| rial Hall
| The Rev. John De witt left his Boston
| church because his heal wa. poor that he could
|
not stay and do the work. Now the Third Pr nYtern
Church II Pl'tsblrgh, Pa. call, HIN to it, pulpit. 1hs
| Is thr e.hundred.thousan oar church. who
tic properties are dncient A. to the lung Ut
Of strong man. Its pcoplc suors the IN 81, eie-
| g1nt IN Pittsburgh.
| In the New England Conference Of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church there is a RUE TO ne
eject that any minister who, Jelng IN sufficiently
sound reaa to exercise MS ministry. e. into secular
uvlcafious. dropped from tlc roll Brother wnsow.
rec ntly left Holland owing fJi0Un,
under ,Ls RUE. dropped several years ego, when he
gagged In shoemas ing editing, inanc ring aud several
other things. There Is therefore now NO occasion iof
| further discipline. Let hiin
The Treasurer of the Reformed Dutch
ard OF Foreign Missions that the receipts furla
Janu nv are lees than they been In any .nuiY
since 1861 lie sys thar there Is in the denonns
membership OF about 900 souls, and that they
ought TO give at least a dollar year per soul. Nl.
withstanding which, the contributions for nine months
aggregate only $4,000. We fear that some Of these
member. only la fsouled. possibly eyca less az
the average benenc nee is quite half dollar FOL
each OF them.
in Winchester, Miss, tho ladies OF the
Congregational Church invited those OF the Unitarian
Baptist, sni Methodist TO u social fesuyity. held 10
their lecture room and to bring their husbands With
& EN-. The result was mucn more pleasant breaking
down - ecclc-astcal barri RS than ever could have
b,en bro ght about by doctrnal discussion, even
exchange Of pulpts by the ministers Of IN churcHu
Represent d. II was agreed, all around that Hothiua
lest and hst great deal gained In the way Of
social x 1od fellowship.
The people OF the Park Avenue Prim-
i've Methodist Church In Brooklyn divided among
Themselves a. to TIE moral audiug OF their cxpastor.
TIE Rev. Fred Bell. one party brings accusations
against him. and seeks TO blacken his character TIC
Ter stan' nrmy by MIN, ana makes hun present q
| a house, ct Of furniture and some diamond stu a.
To-day he breaches IN the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
on his own account. the opposition faction Of he
| ufCh having elCed him. pending ilypkfigs-
uon OF The charges. III Just TO Mr.. Bell to mat
ne doe not SHRINK from nyestigation but dsrcs his
opponents TO pr ,duce n tie md against him.
The Third Unitarian Church OF Chicago
bas PROVIDED a novel convenience for pafc.ts who
would ct erwise have to stay hone Of
their small chi ldren. A q" X nfer. aren" has been
opened under the charge q competent teacher, md
the chldrt IRE admitted to 4 during tie hours II
morning service. They pass pleasant time, aui then
meet their arents In the church Iarlor. Tie ID
one Ehic mqht be al, pcd by great many churches.
II Il fnr better thus TO entertain the little people sn
TO leave them At home with ,,rvants or to make them
M up straight IN the p"ws and pretend to listen ~ SER
mons w iCh they unable to unders and. The neW
arrinsemen viii b. popular one among the chiirea.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton OF Philadelphia is now nnishing guiding which
will be even larger and more costly than TIE ole
erected come years ago by the klnigcd aeso cuN q
this city, at the corner OF Fifteenth AMI Chestnut
streets, extending from Chestnut 10 siu,on. Ire
whole cot q building and ana viii not Doe $ ht1
half million dollars. About out-half tins sIA hAi
been provided tor, aud the Girocor, wcrt wondering
whence they should procure the rest. Mr. Noo9y,
priuop lily OF his own accord undertooG thc coltrt
on the night Of the recent anniversary, am rascit'
600, TO which sum number OF additions nav thco
been ma lie such, for instance, the eift of tn"J
on elderly maiden lady. II Is now determine ihlt no
building, when will be ready 100 June, fhN not 10
opened until It is entirely paid ior Some "i the drec
tore are men OF large meins, WHO have gwen Ao'IaF