The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
SFNBEI MS.

mon on Possible Boston"
-Parson Newman Is drawing immense
audiences at hischurc!i seventh avenue
Racks for Bibles are being put up In the
cars Of the Albany and Susquchanna Railroad
Among Episcopalians the stories re-
Gently circulated about Bishop Necessary arc generally
disbeleved
The General Assembly of the Free Church
of Scotland will meet OF May in the new public
hall in glasgow
Francis Murphy is taking a rest. He
has been overworkns and necdst lie says he will rot
speak in public till TALL
Tho American Bible Society will this
year honor Richmond. Va. by holding an Anniversary
there the 18th OF May.
-Spurgeon is again preaching, and is'in
better health than he lie tho twenty nth year
of his London pastorato.
Last year the British and Foreign Bible
Society printed 2,e7o7'2 copies of the MLis spi the
American Bible Society ssi .o56
DIR. Birmingham, pastor of the First Bap-
fish Church, Paterson y. j, has been called to the pas
torate Of the GethsernRne Church, Brooklyn
Two native Cinnamon have been licensed
In San Francisco as Methodist local preachers THEFT
sermons arc in quite respectable pigeon English"
The South Brooklyn German Baptist
Church has lost its house worship foreclosure and
will worship in fine chapel belonging to the Strong
Place Church.
The Baptist ministers OF Chicago have
been discussing the plymouth Brethren and with
great unanmiiy passing adverse Judgment the queer
dongs OF this remarkable sect
The Protestant Orphanage at Florence,
Italy. has received and educated 1862 about
children who came from various parts Italy. II
has thirty orphans, and owes $3.50 francs
AT Natal, South Africa. a converted
blacksmith. has been hammerng religion into the natives
such that about have been converted.
This blacksmith converted in England under Moody.
The Catholics have bought 1000 acres OF
land in Meckenburg county, Va on which they are going
to establish an industrial farm for educating freedmen
This is better than shipping them to Liberia to sthrye
"A new Baptist chapel has been opened
in Rome Its the basca OF Santa Maria Maggiore
1t about $4,000 and is under the OF the General
Baptist Missionary Society Services are held in English
and in Italian
For the monument to be erected to Robert
Rakes the father OF sunday schools there has been col
lected 1924 Three architects at work designing the
structure. which will be magnificent one. 1t will bs
erected at Gloucester.
The Perseverance Presbyterian Church
Is the name OF religious organization in Milwaukee
which has just called I'LL the post pastor the Rev.
Mr. Post Chicago Post leaves his Chicago post and
posts away to Milwaukee
The Sandakers, who suffered their suf-
ferng pastor into retirement tor the OF his sal
ary are sul without pastoral minsratons. Any min
lister with rich wife independent, may al
dress the trustees OF the church. sandiake NY
The Episcopal Diocese Of Springfield, Ill.
have Bishop. and In view OF the fact that DR. Sey
mour refuses to accept the Office. will now nominate
new candidate. During the interim Bishop MeLarcn u
the Chicago Diocese will look after the interests OF
Springfield.
The Second Congregational Church Of
Jersey city has been sold out Of house and home, III
building being light structure OF wood heavily mort
gagged BY arrangement with the creditors the building
will still be used for purposes OF worship as not good
for anything else.
The Rev. John II. Vincent, d. D., Sunday
School Secretary OF the Methodist Church. going En
rope for few weeks Of recreation after hard work liz
will return in time for his duties at the Chautauqus
Assembly for most of the proceedings of which popua,
gathering arrangements are already made
The Young Woman's Christian Associa.
ton Of this city is eight years old its house
tains library entertainment hall. and work and
instruction and owes nobody dollar The Young
Mems Christian Associations might well so and do like.
wise, for some OF them arc !, WHY in debt.
The Congregational Church in Frank.
fort Mich seconomizn- IN the matter OF pastor since
the resignation Of the last incumbent nj the deacon
reads every Sunday Of Talmase This cost
only SIX cents as they pay the deacon nothing Tor LII
services The church i, IS fun ns when 1t had pastor
The Congregational Church at Hayden
vile, Mass. was supported principally by the HAYDEN
family aud their relations who the manufacturers
terests OF the place. The manufacturing company laci
|
Rev. Mr. Hawkes. He goes IN search Of another neld OF
| labor
| DIR. John Hall opposes the practice of adj
vernng the subect. OF sermons and advises ls hreth
TO be tempted into IT, He considers the results II
this that the poor unrestricted owners OF itching
ears and vacant minds haveA good time, and persuade
themselves that theya talking religion when discussing
the relative merits OF the performances"
| The fashionable little French EgliSe st.
sauveur in rhlade pha smuch esorted by the young
ladies Of that city who wish to perfect themselves tho
study tho French language The advantage which result
from listening TO the uterAnces Of the rector the Rev Mr.
MEL are SAID to he greater by tar than those which fol-
low course Of lessons from the accomplished
| follower OF Olendorn.
The Rev. Mr.. MacFayden OF England.
who preached 1--WE summers Tor Dir scudder's church
in Brooklyn, will perform similar service this summer
This sort Of service frequently results In call to the
British brother to occupy an American pulpit very
high steepled stone church Fifth avenue is wanting
an Engshman for pastor having looked thus tar N vain
| on this side the water.
DR. Cuyler, who has lived In Brooklyn
long enough TO know exactly what sort OF place rs,
delivered the charge few evenings the Rev Mr..
McCuagh on the occasion oil his installation pastor
OF the Ross street Presbyterian Church He SAID Re.
member that you are in Brooklyn city notorious tor its
gossip and its NEEDING and its knowing everybody ces
business He furthermore raped two OF his dis
ungushed neehbors over the head BY SAYING that he
make mountebank OF himself AS strollns lee ulrer
from town TO town, trying exc salary enough to
live
Concerning the affair of certain col-
orcd brother who did 20 the International Convene
ton at Atlanta there has been some Misunderstanding
and little 1t has been said that tho
convention refused to receive the colored delegate That
Is not so The Rev Mr. Arnett Of urhana ONO, whoisa
colored man, was appointed As delegate from ONO
tussy little man at Atlanta, who happened n occupy
MA anl
preparation, found out that Mr. Arnets skin not NJ
white as his own, and terrified when he contcm
plated the possible consequences of having such man
come 10 take his seat with white folks and debate with
them concerning the best WAYS o training children lhe
fussy little committee mau wrote to the ONO committee
to the effect that II Mi Auets skin were black hr had
better stay away from the convention The ONO com
mittes sent Mr. Arnet the mssy mans letters and told
him that they would most heartily stand by HIM n no
chose to go Atlanta But Mr. Arne preferred not tn
be used as bone Of contention and calmly sad At
home But colored brother did present himself as a
delegate, and despite the apprehensons OF the tussy
little man, cordially received. Indeed he was cS