New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

r,vI,sb Conerceationalsts The audience was large,
and m IL we're many OF Congregatonalisis OF LONDON
Mr. Moody's work IN Providence VIII close
the last OF this month when he will 10 10 haitloiu' M
many as sixty churches IN Rhode Island are
with him TIE effects Of his preaching and o. MI hanA
ev, spcing ore described as being very great IL rs
slated that the results Of the meetings hed ast u, me
Boston are very pereepubls an Ia 'le cn"i'" INV
city.
The Rev. DIR. w. n. Taylor, Of the Broadway
Tabernacle declares himself favor Of insisting on the
acceptance of the doctrine Of endless punishment a.
PREREQUISITE TO the ministry IN our Congregations
churches" To install Congregational minister VINO
holds Urivcrsalist principles H. ne thinks Ito be guy
OF what IN business would bc called the fraudulent use
Of q trade marx, and ought 20 be condemned az uiA
honest"
On THURSDAY the twentieth anniversary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF Chicago was ceie
bratcd with appropriate services The Association was
founded shortly after that of NewYOik and has had
history Of much viCs.tude Farwell Hall having been
twice burn d down Some years ago, Mr.. Moody began
his career in the work Of this Association since then
n has greatly prospered The daily mreingS nav al
average attendance Of 800 the Saturdaynoon neethks
devoted 10 the consideration OF the current Suh"S
school lesson.
Tie church journal is Of the opinion that
there is very little need Of Protestant Episcopal lto"
NAL Convention The reason given is, that under t'e
present constitution, the convention has nothing 10 40
II saws Of the last one: II had to meet II had to All
three or four weeks The reception OF delegates was
relief IT, An excursion TO The City Poor House hepeu
20 get rid Of time 4 funny speech was blessing, ana
The kindhCarted gentleman who would mhkcah eioq'h
Grafton proposition the house hdd miae ~, 5 h
factor"
The legal recognition of the Old Catholics IN
Austria ia the Government was granted on the fling
Of the following declaration our religious doctrine -
the Catholic "a IL wa before the dogma created by fls
IX on July rs 1870 which dogma, with all It's conse
aucncea We reject our divine service is the Cathohc,
oar organization is the Catholic, with ts priests anu
bishops" The legal recognition was conceded OCTOBER
IL 1877 The result OF this act will be that the Ola
Catholics can now elect their parish clergy. hear dVhe
service M the mother tongue hud cnrch couhc'iT ~
etc. IACy have n Austria leioued ofsau' H' Ao"''
ot WImsdof.
At the examination of the Rev. L. I. Nun
ger Candidate for the past1ratc OF the Congregational
Church of Sorth Adams, Mass long paper was read Dy
Linn u which were expressed his views OF future punish
mout n lhi. lc ,ail: utterly reject ne OPINION na'
tnr great MASSES Of mankind are subjected to endless
pains iu the future world; IN" hcathcu, the ignorant oil
Christian lands. thc simply moral who fall short oil
technical SIAN Iai tAc uuchurchcd masses. the common
rum of humanity have no belief IN Inflicted punish
mt save as t come. through the laws inherent IN our
uIii.r. and conduct" Mr.. Mu-er prcponndtd The
,I ,l,..ot, r council of W bi,t cX-PTesidrnt Hon
Iu- of uau- Colr4e. Prcsid,u, Porter of fait ana
b. luc luu. "l spIngirm, ",le Atm'eIs' ui''"'
7h, NcL0d's' Ihaaadc for 1878, gives a
complete st 81 Methodist organizations in the United
- r. with tl, uuuu,r OF members brlon-ine to cacu
Iy ore a. foI'ov.: Methodist Episcopal Church. lo"'-
--1 members; N.uoit Episcopal Church, SOUTH ~
sil m,mn,r. Cr.or,I Methodist Epi'coia. CMlicn'
10000. African w. T.. Church, 2Ii.-JG; African Il. L.
ZION Chu..I. -JUOo1, E1ur.i.l A.,'c,'Ii'' 81
brlebt-l. IO5uI}; United br,tLlcI 800 Christ i'.-'i
Iui.u American g. D. Church Doi1redI. 2'5ui H'.u".
tt Protestant Church. 1890; American Wesley an
81. o'D. rr., Methodist. 1929 Primitive Methodist,
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