The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-24
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Trinity Reformed Epl-sspul Church ha.


| labors In Baltimore.
The Theological school at New Haven
has seventy students In ALL which v considerably 10 a.
than usual OF these twenty In the junior class
Roman Catholic schools taught by nuna
found in most Of the large m Scotland IT,.
charges low that the schools largely attended
In New Jersey no, $40 girls and boys nre
enrolled in the Sunday schools ia 722 Of whom MAY 10
counted on as regular attendants There 1879 SIN
| day schools in the STATE.
The Philadelphia MONDAY prayer meet.
ing ia twenty years old and will tomorrow hold 40,
anniversary In the pAlauai halls Of the Young Mem
| Christian Association Building in that city.
The Presbyterian al Work tells a story "a
= bad little boy whose lex had 70 be cut on ami VITO
cursed and swore during the continuance Of the ortra
ton Pity the surgeons had not administered chorocfrp
| 70 such child
Cardinal Lcdochowski has been again
oned by German court for accommodating tr,,I
who coniomed to the imperial code Of laws IN ,iuth
matters The fine, however cannot be collected d, n,
prelate lives In Rome.
Brother Kimball's services are in ms nc.
tive demand ever. The Dwight Place Church at N,,
Haven owed f2s,Opo lie helped reduce this i,lft
$1,000, which amount the Dwight Place people tl,t
they can carry for a while.
The New York ObserUey mentions tho
case OF a Kentucky Presbyterian minister VIII, At
Monday meeting Of his brethren. PRAYED. saying Lr
Ihou mast seen by the morning papers hsw the Saah
was decorated yesterday"
Chicago pastors have organized society
among themselves for study Of the original languages,
the Bible The Rev Arthur Little of the New Hns.std
Congregational Church presdea The meetings are ld
in Farwel Hall on Mondays az noon
The Presbyterian church at Babylon.
Long Island owed 5000. but is now after a Ionr aud
difficult struggle. out OF debt The Babyoniaq iu.s
raised about one.quarter Of the amoant Tic ,arlt
bears the musical name Of Nightingale
The new Baptist church In Rome has
been dedicated II adJoins The Vale Theatre srf is,
been built by American Bapusts az cost OF s2nuu All
the Proc slant minister In Rome took part m it, d.a
| ton The dedication services lasted a whole we,s
The Unitarians Of st. Louis profit hand.
somey by the improvidcnce Of the rre.b,.raus 70
Central Presbyterian church cost $4,000 bat va..e
heavily morWased that It could no, be caruci r,-e
closure threw into the hands u the unarans
half iu original cost
The Congregationalsts subscribe toward
their missionary aud other bcnehocn at IN, rate a
81 90 year for each member The Unvesasts say, a
ihe rate Of 1874 cents per member Yet the bc.uus
Of the present century the Congregauonast aftas,d
| only eight cents member
A Japanese printing house IN Toxic Lac
commenced the publication 81 paper in the utre.i,d
the Christian religion. II IS entirely sapaucss outr
prize, Of the missionaries having anything bod,
with IT, and Is Intended to give account Of wlAsgo
ng on In the religious world. AZ seen from Toxic
In discussing the question u the IN.
ct the Lord Day. the Cr,g ,a,iit row 10
columns ogen to about thirty correspondent ,st
parts OF Ncw ENGLAND most Of whom united 10 c.i,.as
that tie day not observed strictly as ws.lars
oidcn time. Walking Tor pleasure. even anon. 'Irs
tan people is spoken OF IS OF the wth TO
desecraton l. committed.
The new Baptist church al Sc,p.o 10.
ioices in being nee from debt ami .nha,in- q w,.A
pure water only three feet from the haptsrrv s,.s
mas ktchcn, pantry, and church parlor WITH t1,.e
facilities for receiving converts and for cuu,-nn. ts
social element, the scpio Bapusis look forward 70
| happy time this winter unless the d,i,c-te a.e
should happen to get the best o; them.
Some Of the religious papers are talking
about the Rev Mr. Block OF Atlanta. who held fan.rs
party In hi house This is mistake NJ B.o,k lay-
man. and not minister Tie discussion De. go
whenit comes uphsore the Assembly In Nay noAf WI 20
an exceedingly spicy The Synod Of Gcor-ia pass
resolution TO ia, onec that M Bockhas not ecti,''ds
victory on the ques ton OF dancn bat that a.,
decided IN his favor purely on technical grounds
The Rev. DR.. Chapman who is one Of
the most eloquent Of Methodist ministers. ohf,
leave 81 Johns Church. Brooklyn, account g. v,as
ness IN throat and lungs the climate Of BrooAs bans
to- severe Tor him. In order to nnd more tolltfla
climate he has gone to Boston, where he is cAas
! o. Grace Methodist church. Not one clergyman in
thousand could nni such change beneficial bat io N
| chapman the wntry hrec1os o. Boston are ba.n
Nv Ill5l ipdlAlHl AhuiNU Oh hNlIiI4i~-
ter y II, has PAID It's debt Of S2ocoo Tie M,it,.la
| church At Matteawan has paid si2oop The Fir.t Pcs
tytcrian church al Toledo. Ohio. owed about a.
part Of which not due for i've years Il ANTICIPATED
the payment AMI burned the bonds, having er4r. 80
party on the occasion The Westminster ohur,l 4
Brook, disposed OF $1,000 debt IN an honr on
hall In Philadelphia there are two churchc. vi.l -
not 80 fortunate 81 Georges. far West riIat-
1hia and Methodist church both OF which aye al,,r.
Used for sherin's sale
A sensational preacher In Newport r. l.,
announced for his subject How Jonah Loot iis r.a.
brcuA His hearers supposed that possibly ihc rropad
had tins useful piece OF personal belongings ms hand
when he was tossed into the Mediterranean and icy
were snHious to know whether the whale swallove.
or whether Jonah dropped It into the Imaein, nor
disappointment when they found that the enssionAan
wanted to discuss only what became Jonah .oufd
Bible students will remember that this climber Suddenly
gre" np As shade tor Jonah and as suddenly withcl
To speak Of It umbrella is iust as cotr,cinio
speak of the Newport preacher as sensAuonahst
The Sunday school lesson for to-day Is
one which requires more than usual study ltnmN
dncnt passage IN Luke xxi s2i. predicting the desue
uon OF Jerusalem and the cAAmia ss accompanying Il
To teach this lesson probably teachers should read 90
eonemporaneou history and also look into their gcogrA
rhy books The suferings Of the early Christians ma,
well be made part OF the lesson study. and the most
pointed attention b. given The Injunction. IN yoI
patience possess your souls" II people could be 81
70 los~ = thtE sous IN pAAehc 'nltr We NN"t
circumstances which awaited those early Christians u
not unreasonable TO ask anybody 70 be patient and
calm during the mshaps that the hard umd
VI modern days can bring
The Sunday School Times tells a story 81
how Leonardo la vinc when bow. used to hay cAetd
blrs In the streets Of Florence and 1T them ee tn
was good deed II the youthful Leonardo wa sum
eenuy expert ornholcst to Judge what birds are Ae
TO shu tor themselves ia cities and What arc unable
thrive eNccptin condition n captivity II %, u~ffa
ton u TINS story should induce benevolent children
invest their boarded savings IN the pur ha-e o 'ana''
to emancipate them. the result would be niei ous
the eats would eat the canares IN short order ~
would It be wise for sunday school noysto Guy l
rots 20 set them Tree Tor Alth ough hn bard ' suf '
strong and rapAcious TO pick up IL own living .t' H'
severe Teachers cannot bs too careful 90 The t,ut
oi stories they deal out to their children
The Sunday school boys who began aitei
the MAY and June pcnics to take vacation are no" 'n
aderins to what schools they had better atia ihtH
selves for the coming holiday itsuviuss Aitad, i.'
notice 81 preparation are sounded, ami money be- HI
provided to stock the Christmas bouehs 1ht schools 80
with each other IN the Of Args and lo'i' u''
and as iar ~ money and credit each school c''''
that IL viii not be outdone The prices 81 candy n' '
eomesubles for Christmas have SO greauy fallen Pm"