The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-20
SUN BEf MS.

III ana, ucsdes, that thpr1 o.
"A Temperance Conference is 10 ID,
held at Sea Grove the Presbyterian watering tar,
near Cape May. tcgnning on the 18th OF August. nd
lasting three dnys
The pressure OF the hard times wciris
heavily on the Fourth Presbyterian Church Of ost,n
and there is fear that the enterprise may have to q,
under. stirring appeal lie made for funds and tho
benevolent are loudly urged TO respond.
Princeton Theological Seminary has.
during the last four years received such prnccly don
tions that its property is valued nearly three
quarters Of a million Of dollars Half a million !. IN
real estatc, the rest In bonds and mortgages
The services at the Tying Gospel Tent
on Thirti.foprth street crowded lhan ,ycr-
The Rev. Joseph Ode IL now distinguishing Huns 90 20
effective aud eloquent preacher. Uncie jOt. ,,s-
sar lie doing good WORK In counselling the inquire.
Brother Sanlsey was in town last W. X,
In ma hearty bodily health We have ever setn i|n.
He goes to Philadelphia, and VIII be ready for du
Chicago the tabernacle l. finished. ~
Will be about tic Let Of october sankey one o. ne
mos genial Of mcu on TINS planet
A Baptist farmer who was short "
money wantel to give something to the missilnnrv'
cause SO he set the OF hive OF
The busy 'es improved the shning hours. and their
owners hr-t remittance Ia ten lon ,r g,eenDtct T.is
was better than gruinbing he had NJ money.
Present indications are that the Stew
art Memorial Church at Garden City viii not h N
one, ard thet In this event Mr. nepworh the Chuch
OF the ii cpcs, will be invited to become st,r.
Mr. H,pworth made the opening prayer and delivered
the sermon when the corner stone was laid afcw lys
ago
Bishop Coke OF Western New York
says that he wants to the oGlcc Of Deacon re'oci
TO what 1t was In the primitive church, and that m
every parish there should be at loas dcacona TO
look at CT the sick and lie inks that the per-
some who occupy this office legimately engage Ia
any secular calling not Incompatible with roligi US
life, so az TO procure q living.
ZiOits Herald says that ministers, dea-
cons, stewards, class leaders wont to Darnuas
Big show, ging their reason that 1t was COM
mon circus" And 1t further states that. ahougl ia
Rockand, Me. 1000 tickets soll for the sc~.
the Rockanders responded to the call Tor conribn
toward the missionary to the effect that tuox
were 20 hard that they could not give dollar.
There is an unpleasantness In the
Charles Street Baptist Church, Boston. The hs-
without consulting the church members. votr
close the doors and sell or rent the building Thd
church members uisploased they know hos 10
be about IT, ana insist having the church open and
services regularly maintained But the pew hoD era
have the law on their SIDE and will probably have It u
their own way.
The Rev. John De Witt who left Boston
account OF III hclh accepted the charge OF tina
Third Presbyterian Church OF init burgh lcaycf
the city OF smoke and cndors to become the sue
CtesOr OF Ut, BOaiumhn. whose age ana lnnrii'ct
compelled him to resign the pastorate OF the Tenn
PRESBYTERIAN Church OF Philadelphia IL Is ogpi-
ment OF when young man may be proud, 60 be no
successor OF DR.. Boardman
President McCosh OF Princeton Las
come out In strong and determined opposition To- co.
lege rogsttas, which he considers more Gcmoraa Is
than torse races. Dr. Cuylcr Of Brooklyn take ia
same view, and that the Of religious p.tc "a
when they 40 to Saratoga patroiiz JOhn Morn 20
Establishment In such way ought 10 awaken 20
soliciiou- inquiry of every parent who has wituii
reach Of its baleiu influence.
In wlkesbarre, Pa. Young mri
who was formerly North Carolina slave has just boa
ordained pa.tor Presuy terrain church OF
Christians His name is william d. Robson. a "a
close OF the he understood neither reading
writing. Since that time he has been at Line IN lir-
yorsity, where he has distinguished himself 10y ns
proficiency in study. lie Is by those WHO l-y,
heard him to be very aDle preacher
The Rev. Horatius BOuar, ID, of Scot
land who is the author OF some q the most bcautiuI
hymns and poems IN the EIsi,h language, Nt4's
new hymn, In which he takes strong ground ~ nu.s
wearing the cro,s matter Of personal adornn nj
He considers that Christan lady whrling thr1ugL
gddy waltz" with cross on her necS or ia hc hair.
Is trnng with that which Ia the emblem one Il bs
| moot solemn events In the history Of mankind.
1t would seem, from what Is said ~
the Rev }. p Newman. d. D.. that the religious
OF the soldiers In the far West does not receive
hands Ct the plains the attention when It dectv
lie thinks that some o. the chSplans are lazy ouu. 4.
ana that Others Of item are not quite As indust
and t,lfdtnyrg as mieht be desired. He fur r
thinks that the army chap ancy not anywhrt 10
complete success 1t ought to be, ana that 1t ought O. "a
abolished.
Brother McKelvey of westncld, de-
cdes to accept the cal OF the Be.lofonrc Cu Il.
| The Wcetnclders have made him new coli. o. %
urgent, ana with such maj ste majority tAat h
cludes 20 stay hoping that the days Of cccc asit
| plcasantness at Wc'trcd over. There -
ntty candidates Tor he Bellofontc prpi Tan c
was made famous for its systematic hOeraIty an X
oral prosperity under tie able maistri Of the l,' W
| T. Wyic. who has become r. esidcAt OF Vs. a
| college, at Chambersburg, Pa.
"A correspondent OF the Liverpool / q
writes as follows Of Roman Catholic festival az b.
zen. IN Austrian Iyroii THE peasants from s,ut
Austri, ami northern Italy poured INTO the iot aa.
| headed by their phi s,s on tue evening hcforc q
| f6tc the mountains Illuminated with Go cs.
Sacred hearts and crosses blazei on the slope "a
rockets rose on high. The aeXt day there pro-
tions aud bands and old OF the war lsu "a
priests In canonio ais aud monks In cows and pr
ehaunted ~ ali classes as tie procession moved o.
For n long time churches have been ~
badly onf names that great embarrassug la. 70
suited from the fact that new enterprises have "a
Obliged to initiate each other entirely too closely top
sideiing the fact, The name gwen to the new Mctlord
Church az seabright y j., "a an exceedingly fec
| thing. II is " The Church Of the Fishermen" Il
great many q the winter CATION Of tins clu
make their hving by catching nsh, Ani The suii.it
| Wor,hppers go fishing whenever theJ have chnrtG
whether they catch anything not, nothing coul. =
| noatcr or more apostolic than thus name. The me-,
however, not which will be extens.ycy al iu Z
| for city churches remote from the thof,.
| 49," Ecclesiastical Law" will be the sub
jeci, and Ju se Fancher the eciur r. Ia st
BE- at Drew senlnari AMI the lung men wac ar 800 -
preparing the min try wal re I've mlc vA.Ht'it
| informant N On subject wmclIf generally omit 81
| from clurs OF Ministerial tra.nlf. lle hui.l 70
which M ,de even uy exp RI enc nli't r. ol n.-
ters 81 their Own urcn law, wien $50. If DISC.
arise other ma crs requiring ercisssstct aI.
cuon, are cause both for enDlrrassmeat an lie
culc II thc brethren who shall b. Admit i lutj ~
ministry from the seminary founded b. tie lJIt. /
and ilmcnted Uncle Dlni.L prove aole To- .isi Ito
selves hands lmey zee esastcd lawyers. u Wa
| srcat rain to the ministry NJ large.
| Confession in the Church of Enr
WAS discussed In the House Of Lords rccruQ .,..
| Oranmorc ana Browne, who believed tina, fho
| now several thousand crrgYmen Who prtcf. f-
| withstanding mat .he bishops hal spok ua:... q
their charge. Th,re were now notice, 90 a