The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-14
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ed into the order OF Dcaconesses a Syracuse.
"A stccplc chase Is announced to take
place at Cohocs Several contestants to climb
church seeple which Is 900 feet high The victor 10
ccves $50 which Is half dollar afoot
Tho Christidn at Work speaks Of some of
the young ministers theological calves that skip
all over the country Just turned loose from the sens
inares" Nevertheless 1t kindly adds that II Will
nothing in disparagemont Of them.
In Buffalo a little boy belonging TO ono Of
the High Church Epsc opal choirs drowned lie
buried in the cassock and Gotta which had been hf
habit to when choir duty The other choir boyf
anec uonately followed him to the grave.
In the Sunday school convention held
last week at stanton va old lady present whs
has taught in Sunday school for fifty nine Being
from the customary objection OF her sex to mention
age this faithful woman declares herself to be 10
The Friends at Plainlleld, N. j., havd
built neat and commodious new meeting house and
school house The funds out OF which the school house
is built have the Of $500 lett for the pur
pose by thrifty old Friends In 1880 and put out az
compound interest ever since
Bishop Seymour will now take formal
charge Of his Springfield diocese although he will spend
large part Of his time here until the return Of Bishop
Potter from Europe About dozen eminent cergymea
have nominated for the Deanshp OF the Theological
Seminary, formerly held by Bishop Seymour
At their recent " First Day School
Union.r held at Raneocas, N j. the Friends discussed
the management Of their children and what they ought
to he taught Among other things, was decided that
the little Friends ought to he taught to be honest IN all
things with strict moral integrity in all their actions"
| Elder Jobbins of Michigan has given his
views ef the millennium. lie says Ny idea OF the mil
lennum is whon religion won't cost cent for it, support
Jobbinss pastor. who has children to support h
unable to miennia glory dawning upon him, even
though the rest the church people lean largely 20 job.
binss way OF thinking
| The Rev Mr.. McFarlane OF the Hanson
Place Baptist Church. Brooklyn goes to the Adirondack
region his holiday The Rev George y. Pens
tccost who was formerly pastor Of the church. viii
preach during his absence. Mr. Pcnocost has for sons
weeks supplying the pulpit Of Or Cuyor, who has
| been rusucatng In California
| Tourists who visit St Paul, Mimi, ara
reminded that free invitation awaits them to the day
the church Of the Uood shepherd On wednes-
Friday the hany added to the other service,
and every day for which the Prayer Book designatf
collect cpiste and gospel the communion is celebrated
| The well trained choir furnishes acceptable music
| DR. Fowler OF the Christian Advocate
draws strong when speaking Of the possibility fsivina
| up our republican form OF government Tor monarchy
In his Fourth OF July Grafton he said Rather than
undertake to establish throne " would be better for
50 stone boat with iron oars and leadeu
sails with the wrath Vi God ior breeze and he'll fol us
nearest port"
American Baptists who go to Paris may
glad sunday services held by Bapust
clcrsymcn In the new chapel. ~ Rue de Lille every
sunday afternoon at O'Clock II Is expected that Eng
hsh American Bapusts will he on hand to oncia,ct
they are always be had the Rev Baron Hart
will supply the pulpit The chapel is within Ave MIN
utes' walk OF the Tuilerics
Somebody has discovered in the proph<
ecy Isaiah nusion to the railroad eating houset
modern times And he shall snatch on the right hand
ami be hungry, and lac shall eat on the left hand and
tht shall not be satisfied II the prophet had stood az
one the lunch counters any OF our great trunk lnef
and heard the yell Of minutes cshmonts hg
could not accurately have pictured the situation
When Edison gets through with the Mot
ropoitn Elevated Railway let him Try his hand rls
metropolitan church choirs II he can bottle up ud
noiss which some Of these choirs make, and ship TAO
distant and doo.ae place he Will be doing good
Christian work For devotional eject African camp
meetings beat them out OF sight and hearing even
though the musical culture OF Tie Africans be small
Some of the people Of the churches havd
become uneasy hearing that the Legislature Of this
state passed bill providing for the taxation Of church
property in which fairs. festivals concerts lectures
carried with view TO making money The dove
ernor did not the hll and so It nd not become law
Tie brethren who want 10 carry the show business ia
church as free to do they have been IN former
years
Tho National Boptist has discovered that
the peculiar doctrna Alterations of The Rev AneustGf
Biauyet were doubtless due TO diseased mind" OtheI
religious papers which entertain views contrary to thos
Il Mr Biau,ci have expressed similar opinions How
odd tis that they did not at the time Mr. Bauyen pro-
mulgatcl 10. doctrines detect the disc ased mud ln-
saa Of which number ct these papers conbatcd them
iu-t ASH ulcy supposed their author SANE.
Some Of the Baptists are disturbed by
the that churches often have To- be used Tor ca
airs, and oo. not strictly religious purposes and that
II public hal Is wanted Tor such THINKS Il has 10 be
theatre. concert hail. other ence belonging ID
the worlds people. and generally used m very ire
h-ous way IT, avoid this trouble Oh either side Rap
rt hall Is wanted Hut nobody comes forward with ma
money and the enterprise does take practical shape
@ The sabbath Alliance of Scotland Is rails.
i ing breeze over Queer Nctoras sunday visit to the
island IN Loch Marcc. where she visiting last year
It's considered that her Majesty committed
bat Dissertation IA being ruwcd over 10 the island N
small boat In the protest which was adopted rs The
= Alliance the lament is expressed that they cannot but
ico deeply erievci that the royal family should ire
qncnty manifest disr gard. they con.dcr IN,
" sacred day Of rest, which must inevitably ,ncourak,
i others To DO So
= The Vermont Congrcgationalists hav,
hcon discussing the religious papers the d,,cu-si,l
arising ON resolution to the effect that all good peor
ought to read some religious paper The brethren ough
to arrive at harmonious opinion TO what CONSTITUTES
9. IA valuable religious paper and which OF the sheet
e camorns for public favor ought to ne taken and read
n II was In vain Every speaker had an, rent notion
II from all tho other speakers, ana the vermoncrs a
much In the dark aseycras 20 what religious the!
y ought 10 subscribe for Many oi them Will settle u
IL matter by not subscribing to any
N The Methodist ministers OF Washington
G., have made the latest contribution to the d.cns.io
IN of the funeral iu 'u"u They have been much annoy
r. hy cNtayaAaut numerals AMI those which have hocuhci
le on sunday Tie, make numrrou, SUGGESTIONS amos
10 Winch are t y tine nearest relatives oi IA, Ircras
,o wear nloufulh- tAf ihc literal distuhuuen U ,Iar
and hlack sov.s l ien,ci with that -reat ccouoin
he eN,rcscn an Tire display OF flowers and that tic Gus
tomar2 long parade of CARRIAGES he cut doWn In ma.
" ine these suggestions the ministers incur the ouspok
81 wrath Of mncrs dry goods dealers florists and lycg
10 stah.s A,clct.
he Mother hail, rain, lightning, nor tenn
IL pcst norores 0h the saint, OF Ocean Groyc who ar
rs row hoanu. their Union Eyuusch,hc llolnc.. ram
n meeting Tie IrntInl evangelist, on duty are the o..
- A u Ear,. gui te Rev Wan Taylor Of California NJ
O. Taylor. WHO wear. long ami hu,hy black l,lld
90 good sn-'r a, we'll - preacher, and vtcn ini,.iD
l has discourse with hymns In the languages 90 .0no
he ugeisu c1Wrie, lon which he has performed i,-l.
~ airy labor To-day VIII be great dav at the grove. U
OF the Old rule - s m force which closes the gates
d. ari"S n-a' and excludes outside snnos until Wouil
cc The HesbDterim Banner speaks q