The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-11
STNBEfNS.

or the hfty-four Cardinals In the Cnth,
o'c Church. Ave are over ~ ycrrso' age.
One good old deacon comes all the way
from Cape Cod TO BOSTON every Monday to hear the 100
lures Of the Rev Joseph Cook
Mr.. Pardcc, the wealthy coal operator
and railroad man has built church, at cost a s4ouo
for congregation at Iiallcton. Pa
The Papal Jubilee offerings last Sunday.
an inst In st Andrews Church. Duane street the Rev
Michael Curran PASTOR, amounted to sion
Long life crowns the Baptist ministry n
we judge by their nccroogv for 1875 which show,
matthe average ase thoss who died that year was
over 90 years
baltimore Epscopalans are laboring for
the salvation Of the coorcd folks They have orga med
Society for Systematic Church Extension Among
Colorcd People"
Over $4,000 falling Off in the January
receipts OF the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign ssons Al
compared with January OF last year Total falling od
since last May, sioOcD
The old building formerly tho Rutgers
Street Presbyterian Church, Is now st. rheresa's,at,
ole Church. and mission is being held t.ero wi arA
success by the Jesuit Fathers
The Rev. George Pcntccost has charge Of
the organization Of the volunteers Christian work ia
the inquiry rooms at the Boston Tabc rnacc Ills banI
numbers about eight hundred
Moody and Sankcy felt the need Of nov
book Of sacred and the result is the Of Gospel
Hymns. Number Two To edit this the Ia wor. Of
the late p. r. Bliss The Boston people are no, singing
out oft
Brother Gibbs takes his Temperance
meeting to Cooper Institute this afternoon and announced
the widow Van Colt who will draw large crowd Tho
widow has become very popular as a speaker and "a
always sure of tlrong Of attentive hearers
The missionaries in Mexico have a hard
time. They are at the mercy OF the mscreants oss
by the name Of ponuao,ai~, and who batter down "a
missionaries doors with clubs These ruiians also have
unpleasant ways VI INJECTING violence the persons Of
the missionaries
Tho Independent says OF DR.. Withrow
the new pastor OF the Park Street Church. In noston
that he minsles unconsicred and hasty anguas witt
such personalities and insinua,ions would soc TO
show that he has not learned the first principles Of zen
uemanly newspaper correspondence.
Although the Southern Methodists OF
South Carolina parsed ervd resolutions In favor OF fr v
ternzng with the Northern Church, they all std
from the meeting Vi the Northern Church OF
South Carolina when 1t held Its meeting 30 the resolu
tons highly valued as they otherwise would
have been
Tho example set by the congregation Of
Trinity Church In Boston ought to be extensively follow
ed Their magnificent s75OODD house OF worship which
is completed and consecraed free from debt Few
congregations erect S75oOo churches; but all who
erect any churches at ALL cheap costly ought
clear OF debt
The new assistant rector OF st. Thomas's
Church. the Rev Mr. Courtney l. winning colder opin
ions the people who att nj that elegant ami
ionabe establishment The church is filled to overflow
Ing when 1t is understood that he is to preach NI
Courtney is an English gentleman and for TINE
rector OF a church In London
The brethren OF the Brooklyn Y. NJ. c. A
now make special work OF Offering counsel AMI aivcs
to strangers who may be In the city. Strangers
coined to the rooms which Is great Improvement OF
practices prevalent some time aso 1t was then Gus
tomary. according to published accounts for the loA
stranger 10 receive the cold shoulder.
Most Of the brethren who speak and
write about the Moody meetings at Boston, do asnt,
Gospel were preached Tor the time IN that
city. The pre- work OF the churches and SUNDAY
schools would to have been done almost in VAN
This Is not wise position 10 take Is 1t
the good men who have faithfully done their best ~
their regular way, To convert the Bo.tonlAns
Tho London Missionary Society Is NOV.
ing t- New Guinea Missions eastward. To China rriitA
The chcf reason iJr tins Is the unhealtinc,s tor
nlor location The natives very sorry to have "a
mi.sonaries leave. and don- all IN their puw,rta
keep them Four years ago they cit ike chopin. ten
to pieces This STATE Of improvement gives csii.ne, Il
growth grace the part o these previously un
cultured heather
In scotland thore is considerable agta-
ton over the proposed revision OF the Westminster tom
s-ion OF Faith In the rrosytrr OF Paisley AMI rcen.
och, the Rev Mr. Mhcrac made severe attack On tie
which the Confession forth ue doctrines 4
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