The sun., 1878-09-09
CNrRCHES OPENED AGAIN.
souE Samples or PULPIT ELOQUENCE
tFTI.R SUMUER DiCI1IOM

ssv Cor Worship for the nrst time after the SUM
nrr vacation. The congregations w"rc fair
tho -rn -honr hri-hi and the atmosphere was
.,,la.nost tlrniiliuo-s.
r. St. paurs Methodist Episcopal Church in
fourth avenue. near Twoujv-socunl sircnt the
Rev. pr. o. II. lNuy pr'u h"l. Taking ns
1s t.xt: Return unto thy rHs'. q my soul:
'or the Lord hath dDar hauntiiully with thc'."
H. said that these words seemed TO him appro-
3rlaio. The concr CATION r'turns from It's
yandrrinss. As far as he knew. Gods good
providence had kept all safely while they jour
ieyrd in this aud other lands. They had been
,n,oying what the world called rest "-ccssa-
tom from toll AMI responsibility and change
nni enjoyment. The idea ~ rest presented by
the psalmist was quite n different thing 1t was
arcst that imrlicdnot activity nor change cir
cumstancce. but an enlarged scope and activity
Of an that was good and noble and lofty within
rs. 1t was the high privilege Of Christians to
nnd rest in tho activities and opportunities
which their association with tho Church of God
made possible. The Church WIS not simply TO
adorn the world with It's architecture io make
/, vocal with is rich music. 60 mako 1t better by
lis urnyers. but it was f0rccful. energetic
means of lltin- up men. NiHi/i /ihE th'll' anu
bringing thcn. Nttni 's..n.',.'r ,.'r,,r"n " sso1
is the rrsi to whi.h wenrc Invited To enter
into rest was not tu Il" down On Uow'rY urb- "t
rnso ana hr waited into Heaven amid soft per-
fumes and m" rhapsodlr- Ni sentimental songs {.
but ID wus hy rei-nlo~- activity t. follow IN the
Footsteps OF the Master and thus %" brought
Alter thr sermon Dr. Tiffany announced thnt
h. had received An appeal from IN" committees
appointed hy NoNor Eyigr money to r"A'vr
the yellow fever sui irts. II" said That h' pre-
sumcd that mnny of his congregation had all
reuly given literally ~ ih"ir pa'r~ oi bus u.ss.
hnf he know taov would again rr~uunl ~ thu
f4rH O. I f.Nr b ID
hal been some TAX about uostponine the rol-
lp.ton until tho r'ugrH-ut uu ui-ht Do" ger
stood thnt niue now Wouni p" moro N~ ui
Than moro at iatrr duv. The collection wis
taken M nut tle rlat - returned o. the pulpit
wrl filed with lrnk notes nnd silver. .
The lirv. W. ". Pugr supNron Inspiration. "
nkins us his t"Nt: Thy people -hal. he wiling
in the aaN Ot tuv power. i'm o." beauties 1i NNIi-
ncs. from the wrmhof the morning: thou %. =
tn. dew o' iNy vUut.. .' pr0Wh"r cNI"t
attention tuineHtl"t~ 90 ih-llrHtuh on ih'
II can commend only tNn ui tine alt .ls tom %.
ing Gthe subject m tac manner IN whi u should
Gibbons of The N0man ta'hoic church. an tile
other ty Chruuwy Giles oi tho Nw. .i"u'or.inn
or New Clur rsA Tine press. Lr thought. WIS
as sound as inr ru.it II uit .f'l un inoriiI 'u
sounds: r,erytNr. YVES tnrlv. INr art - rs
we're emphatic 30 Ulnlr d"uuuria'inn 90 Wrlni. D..
and a.thou-h they did not ENe God tine 'rr .it
fr,,5 '' m, ei1ry 81 His word. rh.
speaker was eloquent in his prn .e
Of what h' 3N.H lN' ii'N,vr u 'iN,. ] l'
siail.,s In iarant OF i've in't thnt y.llow fever 5
r'E. nE I'D ,u. SOY. .l N'l s'n IT,
'h- sN'l' """, I'D u.s. ,,.'' ,,.'' i ' ' 'r
knew 70; uuG HHrh and ull were lunrilrir ir~t
20 h..p l"e .-l,N'l IT, l''.t "n ~ ''"' X
NV cnr',ni y. .,..r E ,c.r,
teNeI ~ w '',,.r S'',., .., l ,,..,,
~ ~ In ,,N. ~ ~, q, xxx, ,i ttr',. G
3l tru. 'uhI ~ u. .'.'...' ..t i i''' J,
u"ht NOR tNHh "'i 'M ~. 'l'' i.'l
together. IL If shame ti.i 90 r.- Nr i.'-'
s.rnl .,r mvn'S t,,l 49,. i. ~ a. M W
~ ~suii'l''s S.''.iu. ~. .t v -, 30 'i i . ,t
At Calvary Bar'i-t Church Tine NN H. s.. Nl -
90. Va va ~ ~ r..., u ~ ,r ~. I. ,if ~ I'm
e. r', fr'n il ~ H.. ,r.'i ti,i t ,i,.- ~,
a., ,,'1 i ,,, ,r. r.. .i,,' i Sc 81 H.. ,,,.
q. a. 'rr,,,i 49,, ~, -, ,n,t,l.t.1 IL, ,,ii,i
,i,t a. - ,, ~ ,'~r,',,,, an, n,'.s'i~. ,
WIN = Wv W." a.. ''..4 @ ,,'- ~" ,. - &C., 60 80, w.,
posed goYl % l"' eg"h'rNs 'Hi Ni.- i,"i lh amy
f'I H.. - ., ht.t,r,. ,,,,',, =. 30 ,'ar
iI,'' in .ri'n'. ."r nu iinns'n.i rood. lie sy't.
rnn, ll@,, I'm M .'.r W. 4" l,, . ,b.
t,'s,, ,',y lo,,,.r a WAS ',.rr, I'M. tn-y ini
noright 10 attack others wlo rigA. tuke t4rii
nlae.s
-, ,ba Wi'i.,. g,r... N.fD.It-t T,is.nrr
rbir'h Pastor Toan I, ~.rrl.s lr.n ...a ~
','"'.,'t - rf,...inn In - trnV.r iis ...;. IL
t~ot fh. ..',,,. N .,.Il.tr .,.r r.l.. "a. d, ff..
trro,rr' " n, sor,b ana ibt.tt W. i itr'I.lt r1
come to SrN Nork' lie e-lellNuttn- h.i.rt- 90
,h,. rien hn -o.truad So tIft 'lry might c..I
.ributa helm To- fllr. .pIIl Il,u.--f .'N .nf'r. 81
,,if,n,,, hn,v ,.r ,v'.- made, f.r flI r.r.
Tho E.v.J. 4. Nuryra rr-uu"l his min.-
iDrinl lnior- i'm tho Ca-ou Avenue pre.sy o..
rian Church. Brooklvn. ye-frr igv moruiu-
The pulpit was covered with hrd of rnrr ilw
etWv Wcnyni ih W'i' Tn his u,'y,g ti, p t'r ,rr,
10 the yellow fever position 80, ana lu ms no
tces called attention io tho boxes iNut the fru-
tees Ind pinced in the vest ilula rr.n'rihii
tions The sermon Wis ON EurneS'nrs-
Illustrating its rnrct on tho intellect t..,
emotions. and the VIII. aul the application wa
70 show the necessity for Christian earra-tn.--
He H.