The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-29
Tho clcrgymcn have not yet struck.

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member Of Methodist church in Lockport
The salaries of the Bishops of the Soutb.
ern Methodist Church are considerably in arrears
Thirty clergymcn, in their ecclesiastical
vestments, attended the funeral OF Prof Iholpcs =,
Halle.
Twenty years ago the theological works
Of Germany constituted ono fourth Of the book n,,t
tons Of that country Now the demand has 50 fallen ,
that the proportion is reduced to ono tenth
Philip Phillips has returned from tbo
singing pilgrimage that has taken him nearly round tina
world and will now be- heard in vnrioi, patis n, ,I
country, probably beginning at Chautauqua
Tho Rev. S. II. Kellogg Of PITTSBURGH
has been elected TO the procssorship in ALLEGHENY ro
logical Seminary that was vacated by the Rev Dr.
Hodge. This is the one that vandy he declined
The Rev. DIR. Phillips Brooks Of Boston
preached in Westminster Abbey recent sunlav
This considered by Episcopahans the hglc., comn
ment that can be extended to clergyman Visiting Eng
land.
The crucinx on the Trinity rcrcdos still
provokes discussion. The Rev. DR.. Dix says tina, M
such piece Of work would be allowed in any church in
England.
"A crazy woman intrudcd into the Pm
Presbyterian Council In Edinburgh wanted to m.ks
speech. when they asked her to go out she praved
that the wrath u heaven mghtdescc and consume tho
whole concern
Every negro church in Richmond, Of thu
Methodist Baptist persuasion, is providing iisn
with house Of worship, has recently done So IA
Is WELL for Of the old had gone to the laNex.
tremity of shabbinesa
In Saxony, during the past seven years.
thrtyscvcn Sunday schools have been organized with
about 500 pupils Some Of the Lutheran ministers ge,
over their objection to these schools by calling them
"Chdrens Divine Services"
Mrs. Harriet Beechcr Stowe speaks of
the fishermen the OF Galilee rs smelling the salt
water The waters Of Gacc are remarkably fresh, and
the apostles who hshed there no more "od salts
than If they had lived top Of the Pyramid u chcopS
When Fulton took charge OF the Han.
Place Baptist Church, in Brooklyn, he got the o.
ncers Of the church sign agreement the effect
that Pentecost the former pastor should be invited
to the pulpit again. Tables being turned Pentecor
is invited
No available room could DO found fol
the railroad branch OF the NJ G. A. in Jeayittsbug,
Ohio So the railroad men took old from The
track and built along side Of enclosed platform and
roof The curious looking structure makes very good
reading room.
Ministers are now advertising that they
want work, thus:
sbS S s fc c%a n f FS
IAN Eastern clergyman. who has been pastor for nvs
years in Illinois is hi. vacation in chicago and
August II reasonable notice is sent, &c"
A countryspastor succeeded in getting
call a city church One of the things he did was
10 give permanent offence 10 rich parishioner by ST.
ting crossleeged chair In the rich mans paror eat
Ing apples without pairing Them and splitting the seeds
the costly carpet lie signs for his rural home
and declares city churches to be vanity and vcxauon
spirit
Tho Calcutta Mohammedans have pub
shcd appeal 20 their Indian fellow subjects Of all
crecds help the sick and wounded Turkish soldier.
Neither Christians Hindoos. however. have as YET
shown any signs Of responding. On the other hand The
Mohammedans of Singapore have quietly subscribed
among themselves some $4,000 for remittance to Con
siantnoplc to aid in the war
The young Mems Christian Association
Of Washing using Its efforts the sr
vices Of Moody and sankey for meeungs In October The
young of Washington insist that city this
tnent stands more greatly In need Of religious effort
one Of them II Is true when Rcvcrdy John
said H. quarter century that the
the moon holds his when he over Washington"
A yacht called Glad Tidings has been
fitted up by Capt Bandy of Chicago with view to dong
missionary work the lakes This evangelical craft
will from place to place along the shore and It's
pretor, with band OF singers who sail With him, viii
do the preaching. praying, and prasng The visits IA
this yacht loudly called for from various points THU
Kind OF evangelical work has somewhathc flavor thai
which done eighteen centuries ago on the watesd
Gslilee.
Some Of the religious newspapers an
still advertising the business OF that old fellow Who's
sands Of life nearly OUT and Will probably
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thron.h which mis- r.tird the kpoel
edge of tho wonderful cra,ive mowers for eop.umuuo.
of the nos,ruu, advertised
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all who want the benefit OF the sunday preaching and
praying must 30 on Saturday night
st. Peters Church, Rome, holds d,M
people, Milan Cathedral 300. st Paups at Rome n!
90. st Paul. AZ London 35.Cpl. san P,tronio at 10
losna 244ro. Florence Cathedral 243oo. Antwerp ca
ihedral 2iooo ST. sophias Coustantnoplc. 23p,o 81
John La,cran % go Notre Dame nj Par.. - pp, Pia
Cathedral l3DpO, 81 stelhcn's at Vienna. u 90. Il
Dominc's at bologna 1900. st Peters at bologna u.
400. Cathedral Of Vienna. Il.ur St Marks at Vienna
200, Surgeons Tabcfnaclc. 1000
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