The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-25
SUNBE MS.

| nearly two months lie breaches today
-" Bivalvunr boncvocncc" is what II Is
now called ~ The church fairs. whore the ion i,c ,i.,
oyster floats IN mint of soup At twoni, five cent. r
The Catholic religious establishments -
quebec provide rratuous instruction for aia.., .,.,,
children. AMI take vi about i,oJO poverty ...cs,n
sick people
The Raleigh Christian Adcocr,, Is p.lito.
| II pleasant, calls. the delinquent d,adh,.i. "nIr nr.
rctu 'nh'enuer.' BUTT nul.,s ueir memory b. a.S.
| ing them To- pay up.
A new sect of Baptists in the West inslsa
that converts must he immersed three times once tn,
name of each person of The Trinity; and ih unos,i,,
must tc made forward, instead OF backward IN tAe,il.
nary way
Francis Murphy the temperance man,
whomadc such stir in Pittsburgh holding temperance
meetings in John Wanamakcr's great Bcthnny hur, H.,
III Philadelphia The crowds are large. aud the ssn,Is
OF temperance pledges numerous.
The Jersey City Congregational Tabor.
nacle' which has been tor nearly three years samlts
the minister market In the hope of finding cNa,uy
ut to be it, PASTOR has last ma choice OF Mr. Foster
Vi Chelsea. Mass. II offers him 5000
The Bopist Weekly severely crltlclses
the Author. Festival" at Dr. Budingtons Church aik
the prostdisatvc cxcrciscs at DR. scuddcrs saving s
both these things have smack Of VANITY Pair Bns
tmakcs suggestion how the church people ato 10
be entertained.
"A Michigan missionary writes to say
thatf disuscd commentaries and cyclol aai
/ Whlcl lnttr the HhfarNs OF Eastern ministers
sent to this section OF the country they would hnd
f and apprccative readers. and meet with great deal
OF industrious use.
The Methodist bids the country ministers
"bewarc OF stronv, scfappontcd temperance oraursp
II says that these are well meaning men, rad
some. great humhugs 1t especially cautions against
those who announce themselves 1.-THE Great Tcnt,t.
War Horse Such war horses should 10 allowed
TO go to glass.
Moody and Sankey will remain in Boss
ton until June. Their urgently sociedhy
committees from New Haven. Hartford. Amherst Men.
rcal san Francisco and great many other places tut
no decision has yet been announced To- future AoS
Both preacher and singer are in splendid physical cond
don and in wise Tor the hard woIA ,l,y
| have been doing
The Rev. Mr.. Rainsford, who preached
with such acceptance last summer. br Tsng,
tent, Is now making great stir in Toronto ~ -,aii,o
be good skater as lac Is preacher. AMI. bus o. ia
handsome and muscular, wins the enthusiasts inirl.
ton OF the ladies' Lin Moody. lac positively 10
sit tor hi Photograph although eager photo. hof, Re
| gently tcsccch him.
The movement set on foot in san Fran.
cisco. hy Deacon Kimnan cmca.o. for ~, ,a..a.t
church debts has taken PRACTICAL shape. wut NiiI re-
suits Already live churches have paid ichf- a.,..ug
~ over sioot.o II Deacon klmbdi will Visit H.....a
and inausurac ad,ltAilin- crusade amoi- ..l',- no
heavily m0rsae,d chuich,. ct tlmt cits lc wNI La
enough work 90 kocn him busy all summer.
"A -hrewd old philosopher, now dead AMI
gone, some years ago asked what ho fiin..i 20
chaiaoioro accrtun gentleman then anl n0N lr'.
ncn m railroad matters AMI in benevolent clfuH. ti
replied, Well. think that Goiwari, our sO,d o. 'f,r
- seem. 20 be all rghi, but MAYNARD Dos Ar.O
| twisucaln The slrcwd Old man was not ouly t.t.l
judge ct human nature in general, but OF the lo.-sli
this b, ney-icnt brother in particular.
The Rev. DR.. LoNick Pierce, who -'lodI
at the head OF oldfashionod Mctlodsml tho l.t
issued formal proies, against the w'"rn- eft ,e..y
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