The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

this matter u would mot be necessary to
convene synods and assemblies 10 settle psrso-
nal qusrrels and great many hard words could be
erased from ecoicsiastical vocabulary which are
only frequently found clerical lips The devil
always issues proclamation for special thanksgiving
when dcacons minister's aud peers grow red In the
face and call hard pameA Tho colored trustee was
not tar behind his paer brethren when he said:-"we
don't know nothn' about Rev. J. Smith, and therioah
no Is the man want"
In these hard times personal friendship submitted
TO very severe tests. When you had large income
and could give dinner parties you probably
prsed At the Of people this cold world who
thoroughly appreciated your talents and your wine
But when your sugar turned 10 vinegar tho hies all
buzzcd OF to dineront and you were loft 70
sing these lines as sad solo:-
When things wont we'll my friends were many:
When things wont III hadn't any
II Is said that the cannbas Of the FIJI Islands
thoroughly appreciatve people, They delight in the
missionaries, but It is In gustatory fashion. They
digest the preaching. and after they digest tho
preacher. The supply OF missionaries, however. Is
equal to the demand. and, curiousy enough, thoro
seems to be some hositancy the part Of promising
young men work Ia that field.
When . business went TO the Fulton street
prayer meeting he put this significant sign ON the
very important legal question has arisen with
respect 70 Lazarus When he diod he possessed
certain properly This property wont, OF course, 10
his adm Illustrators and heirs. When he came 70 life
again he had legal claim whatever the property
which the Supreme Court had disposed Of. rhe law
does not recognize tho right OF my to de- and,
after given .me TO como back again. Such pcrmis-
sion would inextricabie confusion When y
dies, especially II he is millionaire, and his
ducas OF which he careful he has no right TO
raturn In the nrst place, his money has been dis
posed those who not likely Rivo up will
ingy and the second place. although he might read
his obituary the papers and DO pleasantly surprised
that he had many virtues, he would be called
great many hard by those who were quietly
joying his possessions, and be thought even moro
mesny OF than before On tho WHOLE II you have
had satisfactory funeral you had better lot the matter
rest there .s
Thoss IL gentleman In Wisconsin VINO has
hcartsss sympathy. Rs wife. he says, obtained mis-
services az husband BY series OF falso prctences
which make the blood run cold, and no s now seeking
rel,ci from marital thraldom In divorce. While he
was paying his attentions she solemniy declared on
several occasions, and In tho presence Of wit :
nesses, that she could hoo Of potatoes and
split two cords Of wood between breakfast dinner
That statement settled for him the most Important
step Of his life. He proposed, under the impression
that the ady OF his choice could WELD axo
In mastery way. and WAS promptly accepted. Il
out howcvers that only hoe three times
the field and split half cord of wood. He ap
peals tho TO free him from his bargain and
threatens, II he loses tho case, to revenge himself by
taxing 10 drink and making her life miserable. Such
gross deception the part OF women ought 70 be pun
ished 10 the full extent Of the law. Innocent
dailv mt IN tn n
lady with we'll grounded impression that there a
quantity OF money hidden away somewhere, and wake
up when Is late, Jhe fact that they doomed
to bitter disappointment and must got hoir hv-
ing This abuse calls tho Immediate attention OF
rght-minded community
The various theological seminaries are engaged Mt
this season the year calculating Mr. Choate
said, their clerical nedgiugs upon tho community
II there any In the world DO piied It is q
theological graduate who is using the pulpit as tho
perch from which take hts oratorca flight To be
sure, the people who witness the wopdrous perform
be oondoied WITH but thoy take ample rc-
venge for the hardships they endure by series OF
criticisms, from which nothing escapes The candf.
date IL looked at and examined In cold blooded
fashion rs though no wore craven Image, with no
sense of shame whatever Tho color OF his hair aud
eyes, tho ongh Of hts and chin his neckre, the
cut Of his cothes we'll his pronunciation, ges
turos and manners all Investigated. He doesn't
evon have the satisfaction Of taking ether and lying
down under glass while this anatomical process
Is going on, but preach with tho full conscious
that thousand people are trying to find odt what
kind or an animal he and wondering II he will do
for thor menagerie.
DIR. HEPwORTHS DEPARTURE.
The Rev. Dr. George a. hepworth. pastor OF the
Church OF the Disciples, left the city yesterday 70
spend Jour months vacation 10 Europe DR.. Hep
worth has been very hard worked for time tho
following OF his pastoral duties and 10 heartily glad
the vacation he is about to enjoy. Ho will make
extended through thc principal cties OF Great
Britain and the Continent
A large number OF his friends accompanied him
down tho Bay yesterday morning Tho arrangements
for tho leave taking perfected by the young men
OF the church, acting through a committee composed
OF Messrs 4. L. Barnes John Osborn, Jr.; G. ).
Palmer ). G. Anderson and X. IL Neaman. IN. steam
tender Marion OF Rockaway line Lett the foot Of
Thirty fourth street. North River at hait-past eight
with urge number OF Dr. Hepworhs parishioners ON
board and proceeded to pier a. who're lay the
Egypt, OF the National line, the vessel In winch
tho distinguished clergyman was 20 sail Tor
Liverpool Here another large delegation Of
the total number OF guests being about 400 very
elegant pieeo OF flowers bearing tho words s.God
speed" WAC sent on board tho Egypt TO DR.. Hepworh
besides other floral tributes. After numerous
hand shakings and leave tnkngs tho boil rung
all passengers 10 leave aud tho Egypt CAST loose
started down the river just before the passed
out OF the pier DR.. Hepwortl 10 the Of
boat and waved an adou 70 mis- friends He wss fol.
lowed by Dr.. Taylor. OF the Brosdway Tabernacle,
tho Row. N. A. q. Arnold, assistant pastor OF the
Church OF the Disciples, who also sailed for Europe
The Marion followed the steamer down the rvor
through tho Narr0ws 10 Sandy Hook rho William
Fletcher, containing the friends OF Dr. Taylor also
companicd the steamer On the way the trip onliv-
sned by snatches OF music played by Ebon's Seventy
nrst Regiment Band. Songs sung by several OF
the gentlemen on board, and one cntcrprisng lady
wrapped AN American dag around her graceful form
and with ts folds waived adcu to the departing
ciergymen. A. sandy Hook three cheers and ! tiger
were gwen for Dr. Hepworth DIR. Taylor, the Row. Mr.
Arnold and Mra Hepworth. Then the Marion and