The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

| -Talmage Is Mt home again, and will 10
day try for the first time the experiment OF
an August congregation
-Beccher ls now or for his holidavs. and
tho eccentric and eloquent Mr. Julian Of New B'lfo,s
| will to-day cdify the Plymouth people
| -Spurgcon says lac would rather bo bur,.
than to write lie generally rreachc. from -
sIiraton. after careful conslo ration uf the >uico,
The late Missionary Conference hnld n.
Shanghai passed resolutions concerning the opium tram
which 1t cclarcs to be injurious every nation en,
| init
A lively discussion has arisen oyor N,
question OF the belief Of President sceiyc Of Anbos
COLLEGE In reference to the second coming Of Chr., n
was announced that he wasn Milcnaran or Second Al
venust but the sthomcuti now auihontative, denied
"A new Baptist church is being erected
in 81 Louis at Beaumont and Locust streets Abou
sGOp has been subscribed, which is just enough TO s
with in snci manner Keep the concern IN an nm
| comfortable condition
ton without doing any good. II the Northern ch,,,,
wants to rrrsbytcranile the southern States the b.
way to do II Is to send the Southern Church PLENTY n
money and about halt Of the unemployed minister. VIII,
swarm The cities Of this part Of the land and wait to
| empty nulpits.
The tent services held by the BROOKLYN
| Y c. A.. near Prospect Park are not very mu,s
crowded except sundays There il not ,uicion, no,
ulntion In the mel hhorhood TO the eNsctsuos
Of crowded tent weekday ,nings On sunds,
afternoons tile srollcrsand strnsccrs whohaye notns
else to do crowd in and an ,ho place.
Brother See of Newark, though advised
by the Prcshytcry TO rcsan the charge Of hi. church
still holds the He says he has laid the matter Ia
the Lord and Lord tells him to siay he doc,
not what Prcsb,tcry has to do with IL Ills fllos
Prcsbytcrs embarrassed know how 10 get rid a
him. A. he has not committed any offence for which the,
can lawfully dcpos HIM.
lnr,n ordnr boa hoor rooai,,ot l..
mica concern in this city for petes Of mica 20 IN csn
The Chinese use thc~e plates which are about .e,e,
inches square tor iiolatrous purposes They pnt u,a
them the >enesses of their di,intes and rc,ercntiv
adore the same These pnricnar ones are >, h . "a,
decoration and devotion They ar, con.asr.a
quite styli., anons the better class of chinese
| The venerable nile Of buildiurs ia Rroo,
! Ion ,,,,.,,,,. a. o,, :, ,,,,. ct,., ~, ,.,,,.
s,r,ved 10, ,ir T., IA, t, ,,, Tor Ga =. A.,
! 800. RI I'. ,t ~, . 4, 'r " n'
The nra.cut ,a.e ,yns c,,c,i il, 1874 I, ts,-,,n-
| :, ,,,..,,.. e,,.,a, =, -. -, t.. wv.
ciin,,,, .,r,,. a,i ,,,o t, ,,,,i,,,, ,.. g., 49, , a1
| ~, 49, ' ~ u,'
mos, .t,li.h clur,l,., m nrtlvn n. ,,cli so n, n.
most heavily mortsaeed The Rev Noah Hunt Schenck
d. p ist,s rector and has nr.e following princ,,au,
com posed of Bruuklyns most ia .hIonntlc citilcns
| Tho fnllovino ronnn rknhla norn,yro nh ia
so,r, ,,, round. ,f IA. rsii,,u. ,ros If In.
h,, some -, o,, hr,,hr,, arc bcc,r,i,g 49,
matter of organs mr. else that the news i,,.
| ,.ro,a.s In h.. .,,,.,,.,,.
NJ A a -ba.u tot tho chr rTh. o.
Ind with orsin Forty have been s,'l,i 10 IN
cnuon :" quincy sleh ana sixty 10 We church At Plan
| -ft, q. .,,oro,,,r g.. ,,,,., o-.. c.. ,,
,a,a ,,n ,,,,,..,, 49,, w., '''' .
| -, ON, t,.,,u,,on, It,. a.. . h,,,,,,o.,
| churches tn. ge,,p. ,,bo WRIT. TIA, ,,,,,.,,, ,s
he a relation Of the man who headed .uh-r.iionps
per. I'VE hereby agree to pay the sums -et orro,eu
names, IN order TO pay the aud boy blow
the same"
| The Widow Van Colt, having success.
fully got thr,u-h h.r ttei,uites with tie s.,.,i.,
dist minister no tried 10 silence her ON tile ground
that she had no nccn.e tn preach viii r., ,r truen
dous voice again at Sea Gun BEGINNING on tho ,,h a
this month The estimated number of co,,er, .lu,is,
her recent Sea Cur canpai.n wa, about .c,, t,nrs
Some Of these however are said 10 have tfrr ,rb,na
eases and others ar. cIn,,ed among III, hncsl.r. ana
will now have chance to be converted as,n If N,
brethren who have the Van cot, campaign tn charge viii
make some previous nna,, al arrangement. a., bi.h
thu continual passing Of tile collection basket can "
avoided The ehcet Of the sisters evangelical eHols VII
De er,auy increased
The corner stone OF now building foi
the First Presbyterian Church of Geneva y lasms
been laid with con lerabc ceremony Tho nr.i cd,ac,
erected Tor the church was In 1870 aud the ceremony
laying the cornerstone OF that one 4 red from tho
present proceedings in one important particular The
church accountbook OF that time shows an entry o one
barrel OF whiskey. s.5 carns said whisky s7 centS-
sundry other expense. brought the who, cost o the 70
freshnent $50 The "mcn rethrcn ami fathers whs
laid the 1879 cornc stone must have hai o,al time d
IL Nowadays such items OF expense are not entered "a
church record books. Tor the custom prevail. OF keepns
dcnuohus At home. and people can consume .unulauu
private without having to 80 for them cornerstone
layinss
The venerable DR.. Suddards rector Of
Grace church ph,,a.lpni. i. m. oi.e.t r,.o,,i min
i.ter In that CITY and la. b,en ..,tca f,r ,o.,br,.
years Fltv wear. AGO he WAS to.,or q, =. ,rimi,ig.
Methodist church IN ENGLAND Recently Willie on a,oaf