The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-07
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out Of church Tor slanierina his pastor.
Tho Sea Clir Mothodists are happy over
the result their big clam bake which put subs,an.
tal lot Of money into the budugmud of the church.
A member Of Baptist church in NASH
willie had HE baby baptized by Catholic priest The
Raptsts Indignantly turned Inn out Of their cOmmu
Some of the Indians who are now held rs
capuvcs in the old San Marco Fla have learned
the Lords Prayer and the Ten Commandments Tie
fifteen Indians who receiving education at Hampton,
Va. exhibiting great capacity Tor learning.
The Rev. Leonard W. Bacon. who preach
cd time for the Third Presbyterian Church in
Pittsburgh and has now gone home to New Haven, has
been called the pa Of the church His reason
for going home was that he wanted the church people
be perfectly untrammced in their call Mr. Bacon s
an oldlash!oned Congrcgatonast AMI IL he becomes
Presbyterian 1t will tend to show how low the denomi.
national fences OF the present day are.
Bishop McTyeirc and some OF his asso-
ciates In the Board Vanderbilt University have shut
down OH Dr. Alexander winchcll OF syracuse for what
they consider hctcrodoX opinions TO the creation u
man they wanted DR. winchcll to resign his lecture.
ship, but he refused Then they put him ont by de.
caring the cctureshp vacant DR. winchell 10 one Of
the first scholars Of the day. and more than Dr.
McTyerc aud all the Vanderbilt Board put together lie
denounces their action as piece OF minded
bigory
The Assembly Of the Free Church OF
Scotland when 1t held its recent meeting In vast public
hall glasgow admitted luOo people ut each session by
ticket But the result was noisy crowd, which by liz
buzz Of conversation almost drowned the voices OF the
speakers All who wanted to speak had to ascend the
platform and shout as " standing In store on Sixth
directly contiguous 10 Metropolitan Ele
waited Railway. There much confusion and little
satisfaction.
The Rev. Thomas S. Malcom writes to
the National Bt taking entirely different ground from
that which most people take us Ia the emigration Of the
colored people to Liberia lie claims to have made Lbe
special study Tor great many years, and he boldly
declares that the statements the lion Mr. Tur.
ner. late Minister TO Liberia. Inn OF contradictions
lie advises black people OF all denominations TO 20 10
Liberia after the manner OF those who in the Azor
Tile colorcd people In the South do not seem To be rush
to Liberia they wanted before the Azor sailed
-Mcrrck Long Island, is planning q
great school Congress camp ground ~
held about the first week In August II Is chiefly the
benefit o. Long Islanders not only Mcthoiists but Of all
persulons The conduct Of the TO be IN the
hands Of some Of most earnestly practical Sunday
school Doctors and the proceedings thoroughly sea-
soncd with common to make the gathering both
attractive and profitable Its expected that thou.
sands OF the Long Island people will attend Mcrrck
not much than an hours ride from Brooklyn. and
is easily reached from all Tarts Of the Island.
As II there were not enough theological
semnarics the coorcd Bapss have bought property at
Selma. Ala, on which TO erect a new one They have
just money enough to start uncomuraby with, and tho
poor thing will always be blind, miserable and In debt
All the colored brethren who want TO be Baptist minis
crs WHO ought 10 be-, sud abundant room Tor edu-
cation In the Biological semS. already established.
There Is reason why blat Ministers ana white ones
should receive their cducat APART from each other.
This infant enterprise should at be stanged, to
prevent the waste oi any more money init
Revival meetings were held at Babylon.
L. l.. and they prospcrcd until quarrel arose to
where they should be held. As they were union meet
tlax hell tu Tho lic
building but objection made by people who not
rclgously disposed and who claimed that the school
house should not be used for other than educational
purposes Ablssphemous person bounced into the meet
ing the other and insisted his right to break
itup The prnycr.incetng ncopc had him arrested II
will now lie legally determined whether the Babylonans
have right to praise and pray in the sch DOL house
not
The Rev DR.. Webber, pastor OF the most
important Presbyterian church in Troy. n. " preached
three Future Punishment In which he ad.
vocated the doctrine OF probation alter death. These
sermons were published The Presbytery Of Troy
takes the matter In hand. Unwilling to depose such a
man rs DR. Wchbcr. even TO innct an ecclesiastical
censurc upon HIM. they pass resolution expressing their
surprise and great grief" Tins isl novel sort OF Pres
byteiia action and severely criticised In certain Pres
bytcrian quarters II freely said that had DR. Weber
been little man and pastor Of an obscure church, he
might have been censurcd, harshy treated
At Omaha minister was preaching TO
his sunday school children how David overcame bear
and lion A big circus happened to be in town lie
asked the question e. My dear little children did any VI
you ever see bear or lons' The children looked Al
each other, winkng ana smiling ms 10th to tell OF theif
latest discoveries In Biblical zojlogy OF them
had TO the circus contrary the wishes their
parents and teachers But short little boy presently
responded Yes sir; seed bar and lion; bully ones
tool An my little man. replied the deeply interest
cd and grauned pastor, and where did you bear
and hon'n Seed 'em at the circus yesterday after
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