The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-27
SUNBEANs.
-CardInal cullen leaves fortune. Bishop

The UnitarianS desire to contradict the
statement which going the rounds Of the press tnat
their $40 churches in England failing elrcum.
stances
Evangelist Needham and Rector Postle.
hwaitc are conducting revival meetings In the Reformed
Episcopal Church At Baltimore. Bible :resdings occupy
the afternoons and exhortaton meetings the evenings
A statement has been extensively pub.
hshed and commented to the effect that Canon Farn
was photographed while in the posture Of prayer and
clad In his ecclesiastical robes lie Indignantly says that
tits without foundation In fact
The Interior, a religious paper In Chi
esso. into the obituary business at cents ns
and thus keeps the memory Its most hon
ored subscribers
THE Lord ioveth cheerful giver-
Then she
So the meal In her barrel never,
Never went done"
"A noteworthy feature OF the Prophetic
Conference will be the reading paper by Bishop Mich
olson OF the Reformed Episcopal Church Itis
hat Reformed Episcopal Bishop would not be ad
United TO tile pupits OF many Protestant EPISCOPAL
churches here elsewhere Another feature will be th.
opening Of an inquiry where people who want In
formation concerning the fulnnent prophecy can con-
suit the gentlemen who have made it their study.
To-day Is anniversary day at the old
John Street church. the venerable being ia
years old. love feast at o'clock will open the days
services Bishop Harris will pre- side at the regular iU
service and Bishop.wiey will preach reunion ip the
afternoon will bring together the platform a number
OF eminent meii prominent among whom will be seen the
bury form and cheerful face Vi Bishop Gilbert Haven
The evening will be devoted to VI Philip Phillips
musical services, and packed houss may be xpeetsa
all day.
Three Indiana boys were drowned while
bathing In stream a recent Sunday The Hoahand
P,,.v undertook show the drownin took place
because the boys went Sunday. and punishment
Tor the The Smday ooI Times maintains tn at tie
boys might have been drowned any 9th er day and
that however wicked It to swim that day. the
drowning not the direct evidence Of Divine dispeaS
ure. whereupon the Herald and Preg,r graveiy wsrnsis
readers against the Tm,s, and says that unsafe
paper to have In the sunday school
Evangelist Bonham is to preach this af-
tcrnoon at Association Hall How be Saved " Laf
tonight he will appear the Of the Lyceun Thea
tire. following the same line Of discourse that with
which Tsnage IL entertaining the Brooklyn people Mr.
bonham has been among the naughty places Of London
which said by people worse than those u
this city. He was engaged there. with other Evangest
In midnight missions TO fallen and other dis
reputable characters Singing Evangelist Bentley aads
musical attractions to Mr. Bonharn's discourse
A party of ambitious young men, who
for some time worried Of the principal churches
ST Louis LEFT the church up for themselves under
the name OF the Body Of Christ" Their ORGANIZATIONS
on the order as that OF the Plymouth Brethren
who have proved so troublesome In England Thess
young men were all members Of the Young Mems CHRIS
tan Association which has stricken their names FROM
Its roll because OF their behavior They converts
usurp the functions OF ordained ministers and them
selves up the true representative Jesus Christ
The Rev. J. Hyatt Smith tells good
story about OF the holiness brethren who tried ~
win him to the ways Of perfecuonism. lie says II re-
Gently received letter six pages long ortng
be perfect The writer held the idea of snless per
fecuon and rebuked me Tor not having attained It, But
when all through his six page letter closely written he
had folded 1t into newspaper wrapped 1t 50 that the
manuscript could not be and then put a
stamp on IL That man wrote snless perfee
ton. and then heated the Government ofwo cents"
Church steeples had trying time OF II 10
the gale OF last week More than my Of them tumbed
down. regardessot UNCONVENTIONAL aac nts The fate
ofthese rkcty structures should afford subject for
faithful shams and Frauds Most those which
tell were empty, wooden limitations Of solid The
wreck OF steepe is like the fall Of hyposrite who has
kng been keeping up false show Of godnssA As thess
Pen always inJure others In their fall with the stss
pes. Sxne Of them fell on the roofs Of the churches
khich hey had oraAmened while others toppled over
10 carry destruction To neghboring houses
The Boston Theatre Reform Association
has among Its members Bishop CLARK Mayor Prince ana
tile Revs Robert Laird Collier. Edward Everett Hale
and William WHEREFORE Newton besides several theai
cal managers In a published address the Secretary
says: Already what will be done, viz; First We
shall secure complete revolution the opinions VI
those who oppose the stage second the extermnsnos
OF Objectionable features in the playhouse third higher
appreciation OF dramatic art in general, fourth strong
wide, liberal view upon the subject Of for
the whole people We did take up this labor hastily
for We realized that matter be trined with
nor Is it an experiment We know. and we knew from
the start, that We shall succeed" Just how
be attained Is not explained. further than that many
members are necessary At one dollar each.
The ritualists in England are carrying
things to considerable length in regard TO confession A
recent publication entitled. Hints Penitcnts" recon-
mends lady rituasts carry books and pencils 50
as conveniently to Jot down the sins which hey
stanty committing. II advises penents talk little
n possible 10 other people about their The
confessions should be made in absolute secrecy An
appointment for confession takes precedence VI all other
appointments and should be kept with uniaing PROMPT
ness Married women are specially warned agsnst the
temptations which beset them who lie In wai
to ensnare them Much Of the opposition to eoniesssn
Is said TO from tins class OF men, who naturally
Ject To having their sins told 10 priest Hints to Pen
tents advises penitens 10 without butter aud
confectionery. well as to avoid the Of strong drinks
They mustavoid theatres and balls and IL they have
anythng particularly bad must kneel and touch their
orsheads 10 the bare ground else extend themselves
Hat on the floor with the arms extended like
Sunday school teachers who want 10 be-
controversial have IN odays lesson all the opportunity
they desire II is the parable OF the Rich Man LAI
arus recorded in Luke XVI 1881 Butt swell 10 AVOID
the possible disputes the places to which hess
AFTER death and connne the instructo to tie
life all he could desire while poor Lazarus had " got
along as best he could No condition Of wealth or pros
perity In this world will insure happiness beyond
grave. shrouds said " have pockets and poor
Dives could not take sekel o his wealth with him
Teachers should be very particular no, to
Lazarus with the one who raised from the grave
Bethany. An eminent minister once made this bundei
in speech concerning hospital lie said that the In
mates OF the Institution were covered with sores IN
manner that might rival the brother Of Mary and Mar
The "a ais h.ar
this remark was immediate indie alton OF his error
Hut It too late TO IT, apology would have
made the matter worse, So he pushed n wOful warn
ms to careless Bible students
-ParsOn Newman says The morality II
the church Is radically defective. The church - teh
ana she IL exTavaeant The pleasures VI the world are
more To her than the Joys Of pe Her love OF gani,
byword She stretches out her grasp the islands
Of the sea while the hros VI devotion burn diny on her
affairs Many church member Who often say. Lord
Lord, would let piece OF property for saloon where
husband and father spend their time and money drink
or for gambling place where young are ruined.
cause he can command thereby higher rent" II TN.
IL 50. II would seem hardly desirable outsiders
such an Institution Yet DR. Newman is continually