The sun., 1878-07-21
SUNBEIMS.


has died this year
-Parson Glendenning, who IL rcmom.
bered In jersey City has given up his church Hcurs
III, and gone into secular business
H-In San Francisco there arc said to h,
about 3o2 90 people but the whole church going poIa
tion, both Catholic and Protestant Is only 45,UOl
At st. Paul's Methodist Church on
Fourth avenue, DR.. Tiffany hasa service song "a
Sunday evenings Iii attractive and well attended.
Tho way in which the Shelter Island
camp ung opened shows that the days of enthuias
in this direction There were only hunirtI
persons present when the meeting began
The musical department in the Monrovla
Seminary, Of which the Rev Kellogg has charge.
bcrs eight native African girls They have an crrer
from this country to accompany their voices
-"Be q rcd-hot Christian" says gUss.
ing correspondent Of OF the rcg Gus papers rcraai
that may do for winter but with the mercury at io2 h
us be refreshed with words which convey cooler d,ss
1t is now officially announced that the
successor OF the Duke Of castcavccchio commansr
the Noble Guards of the Pope will be Prince Ateri rhf
decision pcases the guards who propose giving to
quet in congratulaticn to the Prince.
The Rev. DR.. Dana of Plymouth Church,
st Paul Mimi has joined the ranks Of the clcrgymta
who give their Sunday school children Ave minute
mons Sunday mornings. The children like thcs ar.
mons and the congregation crowd In also.
AT st. James's Methodist Church. Har-
lem Pastor Davis pursucs energetic plan for the
lie carries services ot song ana otitf hufac-
lions Thus he maintains continued interest ami kSt
the house full No vacations at st Jamess
The Rev. Dr. Cuylcr has been to tho
theatre for the first time in his life II was ch6sss
theatre in San Francisco lie pronounces the Chinese
historical drama both stupid and unineligibc ana was
not sufficiently attracted by 1t to 90 beyond the door.
The Rev. David Heron, one of the meet
noted Of missionaries TO India has come this colniry
for brief visit having been here since 1858 III IL
the guest Of George II stuart OF Philadelphia He vii
return his work in India alter rest Of few moaihA
Bishop Ames OF the Methodist Church
has been very III with kidney disease, and Tor Lite
while not expected to 1--we lie has now 70 far "a
covered that he Is considered out Of danger The hS
ware conference. which he was TO have prCacci.
| will be presided over by Bishop Harris
The Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown, the most
popular Baptist preacher Liverpool England has s't
been provided with assistant minister The assisrt
will attend to much Of the pastoral duty, which 0lltn
able Mr. Brown to meet the increasing demand. 90 TN
for outside services, such preaching and lecturins
In England the Society of Friends keeps
up First Day schools very much the same iaa -
that originally devised by Robert Raikcs. who tssht
children to read and These schools arseif
adults. Many Of these adults taught to rcai 10
Bible and to write. The writing lessons generally c1rlst
! OF scripture passages
Pore Hyacinthc has concluded his course
Of lectures IN Paris Ills auditors have been ei y
Protcstants lie has advocated reform OF ''h usp o.
based on tho abolition Of papal supremacy pol Aiar
priests NcrunCular nturgics aud hltfA " iaf
for priests Although his lectures have teen vel
received they have produced popular enthusiasm.
The Rev DR.. J. Il. Pinney, who has just
reached Liberia writes from there that mo- pre- araan
had been made FOR the reception Of the cmigmnt ty ns
Alor and that they will have much trouble t. hn sh't
ter tor the three months of which he1ins m Jane
lie add, thst Howard rn,e er.ty should furnish hafa
dozen young physicians 10 como Immediately To hi gen
| and inviting field -
A recently published book, entitled " Tia
| ..f q av. u
to engaging their services in selling it. Ry cur'asus
take in the printing OF circular. 1t begins thus ri
nden,ia terms to agents for the Conversion OF chdfs'
This looks si the agents thus conhdenuay appcN -
were to undertake by contract and on conmss4- b ns
regeneration Of the rising race
Tho Episcopal church at Oyster Bay,
Long Island Is about TO have new chanccl window VI
stained glass in memory Of Phip Youngs, the hr. De-
gate from the parish the New York Convention Il wa
In 17ss that Mr. Younes went TO the Convention NV
in process Of erection Tor the church Tie con
secrauon II the ciHcc will be Bishop Potter, fret IN
cial act after returning home in october.
Brother X. A. Burncll is making a sort 4
evangelisuc tour 0f the world buzAng from Iis.e u
place after the OF the little busy bee. he vrsf
To the Adonr, al account OF his travels From Beige a
writes as he Is starting Tor cyprus Rhodes, and frA
Dear me- how much Brother Paul Is In mnl n n.s a
He'll Of laper" Thas does Brother Burucl BceI =
milrr term, with the worti..@- Of sacred Writ
The idea of Unitarans holding a amp
NEE ting Will -tfke sunr people as helng ffhl- ~ %h
for years past N some OF cir local con,' n,'Na
has been usual to holt she summer session an oye
Thi, wear the Sew Hampshire Unitarian Associl'Ilo
ccts som thine more extensive. IN the shape o. -is
meeting at Weir landing Lake Wmn i,o-oc. bc-iuuna
ON Monday next and continuing Tor ore week
-Zion's Heroh says that IL would loo visa
to drop the term "canpmcctus connected with Chn-
uan watering place, The word has no proper -isnih.
canoo IN this relation. They are not camp mceuues tho
religion, services hci connection with them ,anno,
sf tI. .tfta1 aitu.l
in. IN the -rovc The pn.ei have become ,i.
li-c- oud ae As permanent n. Newport and saratoa,
although tot the prc.cut their atmosphere is much puror
and their moral and sanitary opportunities much better.
, 1t was recently announced that the pas.
tor OF a church n, Fort Edward had resigned rnw,aL
aely he inundated with deluyc OF letters rom an
diates desiring To exhibit hcir gifts and graccs
Fort Edward people, wIth view Of becoming is suc-
cessor lie now publishes statement to the ,N,i ''at
hi, re-isnaon docs take place till October 4
he resigns because the church in debt has W. rag-
49, and /, not likely 20 have one am cannot IaY IT,
ins salary Now let the great army OF candidate. SO a
their postage ,tamlsin some other direction
. How to conduct the services j. quos-
tion that some Epcoralaus AZ, now discus,in- "a
. Rev W e wmslow sums HI, Id. Of tho mat rir "a
last 1uhIan Ms follows sermons ought 20 90 e
h'ercd. There Is happy medium between m,t'i, 'st
: ins sermon or doclamn- It, The cHhortatUns snd
perhaps some other parts o the service should t, sr
n but earnestly .ui All scripture u,ed and uo Iia..
y should Dc 'oii Tie address or Che scimon -aaa
= hh,ooi | think these tltce yulha.iled ". ..'s g
press the variation. n hc tome 90 voice nu 900 l.
ncr ot tho clergyman that arc 20 he cmploy m .
: ductius the services of IN. -an,tUnrN
: The facultyof Audu>cr Theological S,m
Il inlr, are happy over what uc> at nr-t though vast
- ctu,lJoke perctra''i o., -on ilc person The rrc
II uror recently received letter t,on man In Phia.,l
rh'. A,hin. Go Whose order ,hcoA oucht to bee '"r
J. % t>cuta,a donation o. the seminary. Arcpy ,
. ami 90 nicw days the mail hrou-ht chcea - ',
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