The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
SUNBEAM.

As Prof. Swing Is to take rest from nil
labor until september, his church in Chicago will h.
closed until that time
The Second Baptist Church OF Chicaoo
calls the brilliant young Sanders Of Yonkers and he doc
not as yet say whether he will go or not
The National Temperance Society haa
received s5I,tso Of which it has disbursed $1,000
balance Of $40 is better than the nghtiu deacenei,,
which some Of our societies show.
-"All flesh Is grass" remarked dry
preacher, in the midst Of his wearsome discourse
Then guess you're hay half audbly observed
sleepy fellow in one OF the wall pows
"A great fair Is to be held in October noxt
In behalf Of the Cathedral on Filth avenue Extensive
preparations are now being made by the ladies Of tho
various Catholic churches Of the city and vicinity.
The Baptist missions in Burmah ara
celebrating the hicth anniversary Of the baptism ofKa
thah byu the first in that region He became
active Christian. and was STYLED the Karen Apostle
The Rev. DR.. Wilmington Of Ncwburv.
port recently said in discourse that when he nrs,
to Newbury, than sixty years ago he conld
have gotinoxicated every morning without cosiing him
cent as everybody he visited invited him to drinku
Two of the musicians In Queen Vic.
toras service being strict Methodis refused to practe.
on Sunday. They dismissed. and she has restored
them, saying; 81 shall not permit any my people to
suffer on account OF their religon and shall not allow
any rehearsas on Sunday.n
In Paris preacher told two American
ladies who tanning themselves during his sermon
that they must either keep the still or go out Of TIA
church They preferred to They stamped out with
much show Of indignation and scowlcd aud made uu
pleasant faces at the minister as they departed
The Chrchmdn accuses the London
clwch TINES Of making statements which are singular,
illustrations Of dishonesty" The church Tao had said
that many American Bishops would stay away nom
the Lambeth Conference because they dissatisfied
with the verdcts Of the English courts against rtuasuS
practices.
The Supreme Court OF Massachusetts
decides that man who gives note TOR a church sub
scripuon need not pay unless he wants TO- there
no real value received IN the matter, aud without
that the note cannot be legal obligation This may tea
relief " Of the brethren who have pledged under
the impulse Of Kimball
"A great lace house at Nottingham, Eng
land, holds hafhour daily prayer meeting for It's 500
employees II these employees 70 to prayer meeting
they paid for their whole time II they absent them
selves from the prayer meeting the half hour is deducted
from their wages unless they on duty in the es,ab
lishment while the meeting is In progress.
Now that Talmagc has held his jubilee
the emancipation Of the Tabernacle from the bond
age OF debt, he will take his summer holiday until tho
first sunday In August His services to day the last
prior to his departure DR. Fowler. editor Of the C1tr
tdn Adrodte will do the preaching in Tamages absence.
Dr. Fowler is Of the ivchest preachers Of the day
A Brooklyn Universallst pastor issues
to each person whom he bapuzes certificate Of dedica
ton" tesuying that such day the baptized person
was by baptism dedicated TO the service OF God Finding
these useful outside Of his Immediate he sells
them at shilling apiece retail WHOLESALERS them fora
dollar and quarter dozen They meant Tor ram
ing or putting in family Bibles
Among the Aztec population Of Mexico
the Methodsts making praiseworthy progress The
Rev. Mr. Drees Is working these people in the Vi
ciuity Of Pueba AMI Los Reyes and reports that they
give him respectful and pleasant attention The Affect
popularity supposed to have little brains but Mr.
| saV Z n well
worth laboring for other class Of human beings
The Unitarian church In Northampton,
Mass. Is In debt and has to economic Some Of the
young ladies have assumed the duties Of sexton and
blower Tree Of expense to the church The girls do teI
work well and have jolly time over IT, Sometimes the
young kindly come to the assistance OF those whe
take their turns with tie organ bellows Iisnow pro
posed that the young ladies shall take the places Of the
old descons who hand round the contribution boxes
| Last Sundays Sunday school lesson was
on shadrach Mcshach and Abednego In the derry fur.
mace The day wasvery warm, and an ingenious sunday
schoolboy In Brooklyn sni to his teacher Well don't
the good OF putting these three fellows furnace.
and telling US about 1t this hot day let's make believe
was an icecream freezer that they shut up in"
The churches are now making the most
| Of the strawberry season. Strawberries plenty
enough to warrant putting at least couple Of dozen
hfteencent plate Money Is thus being raised new
Sunday school libraries, for picnic enterprises and for
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Chinese services arc hold In DR. Damon, Pro 90, toran
church The Rev Sit Moon generally breaches 10
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clearhoaded aud cu'rs,uc preacher. am .us. a. wei
A. lie breaches "Just A. am and many other hymns
are sang IN the Chinese language by the cou., CATION
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