The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06


Z" the cook. XIV (stomacn)
When we read OF the peculiar spiritual ILLUSTRATIONS
oil those days, however, wc do not wonder. Al Ken
win two dogs, OF which the parsons, fell to
lighting; the parson, who reading the second os-
son, rushed out Of the pulpit aud parted thcm When
be returned being doubtful where he left OF no asked
the clerk whisper, "Roser. where was II" The
clerk answered, MASTER you were down parting the
dogs. don't you remember"
II you want discover your exact spiritual condi-
ton get up at Two O'Clock cold winter morning
and sing love songs 10 'musscs p'ecious little baby"
Tor two or hours you are not tempted TO ring
the messenger bell and send out for couple OF
GU noes OF paregorc with the determination TO give It
all at one DOSE you are Christian man FAR beyond
your fellows.
The doctrines OF he'll still trouble the public mind
Some people very evidently personal interest
In having It's ores put out others, who expect 10 go
another direction, are less excited II is curious
fact that most married have strong leaning
toward Universalisn, the grounds Of their argument
being that they having their full punishment IN
this present l!ie
The little things OF life sometimes far reaching
in their influence. Who can measure the potency OF
a kindly words II may echo through many years Ike
a train OF soft music. And then, TOO little thing
may tease and fret man TO the very edge Of pro-
family II not oG suicide Just think Of going through
the gymnasc exercises of putting clean sh'rt--a
series OF twistings ana contorsions OF serpentino
writ things through which other vertebrate - called
to pass and then 1nd collar tuition Is gone
HORRIBLE dictui Not even the rchypothccation OIL
bonds cau touch your inner CONSCIOUSNESS like ouch
catastrophe as that Life dwindlcs In importance
and nil earthly happiness sinks into oblivion. The
English language has fitting expression Tor the
occasion so with sigh that comes from thee pro-
toundcst depths Of your Inwarduess you SILVER unth
the damage Is repaired and then 80 about your ohs
ness wondering II they wear shirts in neavens anu
whether The angels say anything when the buttons
are washed of .r, ~ra 81 Ess. pr.fi
Sir Edward Coke divided hts day as follows p-gse'
SIX hours in sleep, in laws grave studies SKI ~
-Four spend in prayer, tue rest on natufo xro a,,
But Sir William Jones had better notion OF arthr
metic and moro accurate moral outlook, when he
WROTE
Seven hours TO law, TO soothing slumber. seven;
Ten TO the world ana all TO heaven.
In such days as these 1t is we'll to look at some OF
tho old worthless. Their example may ncrvc US to
larger effort Andrew Marvel died in 1878. He was
called 'the man dared to be honest in the worst
of times" He occupied mean lodging IN tho Strand
There lived he Jocund.
Aud his thoughts were roses all
When Charles H. attempted to brbe him through Lord
Danby he replied that he "could not accept the offer
without being unjust to his country bv betraying It's
interests" He refused gift from His Majesty OF
81 O0O and lhen borrowed guinea from trend.
..H,s heart was not buried In the rubbish OF the
world" What pleasure to look through the murky
atmosphere OF to-day and SEQ such giant. There Is
as great demand for such men now as ever.
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
JEWISH.
Jewish philanthropy has erected orphan asylums in
New York, Philadelphia Baltimore. Cleveland, New
Orleans and San Francisco. And now Rochester has
tuken tho initiative found such institution In tho
northwestern part Of our State.
Rev. Or. 4. G. Hirsch, Of Baltimore, has accepted
call by the congregation 'Adas israel" OF Louisville,
to occupy tho position Of minister.
Tho Jewish young men Of Charleston, S. c., have
become omulated by tho example set them by their
Go.rahgiopiss OF sster cities. and, AZ matter OF
course, the formation OF Hebrew association has
been the result The object and aims will be the Same
as those Of other similar organ Izations Rev. David
Levy, who was the moving spirit In the matter, Is
president OF the association.
The .'Oheb shoiom" folks OF Newark, N. j., seem 10
have settled aown to the Inevitable. wo trust now
that there will be peace among them, and II any OF
members wish 10 got married all they have 10 do
Ia drop q. line TO somo of our unemployed New York
jewish clergymen.
The Jewish ministers Of Philadelphia Mt con-
ference last week. resolved open jewish schools in
the poorer section OF that city, thereby hoping to
missionaries
ROMAN CATHOLIC
The Roman Catholic school building, ut Owatoma,
Mimi, Is nearly finished
Exeter. n IL, will DC 100 ioet high
Tho Bishop OF Pittsburg Pa has addressed an ap-
peal to his diocese ON behalf OF the Orphan Asylum IN
that city.
Baltimore, Is ut Gonzaga College, Wash ngton d. e.,
for the benefit OF his health, qua oilcates at ST.
Aloysius.
The Bishop Of Gambia recently ordered Catholic
Church the there to be enlarged 1t occurred.
however, thut Mr. A. Cohen Jew, possessed garden
adjvin ny editce and that interered with the
projected enlargement tho Bishop requested Mr..
Cohen to sell hts garden to tho Catholic congregations
Mr. Cohen, however, presented the garuen. which
worth ut least 1900 rancs TO the church author-
ties.
Rcv. c. J. Wnite pastor OF st. Matthew's Church,
Washington, d. e., still continues quite III NJ his resi-
dencc, with no encouraging signs OF Improvement.
There now over one hundred SISTERS OF Cnurity
In Constantnoplc, having charge Of iour hospitals
where there are l,6O0 patients They also coldact
four orphanages, wncn shelter 332 chllen, aud SIX
nools for girs having In MI nearly eleven hundred
pupils; 5000 patents are served from their dlspen
sarcs, ana 700 patients are visited IN their houses
Archbishop GIBBONS has leased u lot In East Bslt
moro ior ninety niue years ana bought another on
winch no proposes to build church und priests
house and sohoohouse. The Catholics are increasing
In that part OF the city, and priest Is to be sent
there shortly 10 gather congregation.
Bishop Loughln has divided Father P!kcnrhes's
large mission On poTtou ociukpoTih
into u new mission, with Father Dowd pastor
Father Kearncy Is at Port Jenc.son, y. T.
Father Curci Is hard at work ON his now book, In
which, whilc protesting that ho would not tor the
world create any scandal he Will inevitably say some
thing 10 nurt the feelings OF his old trends
TIE Rev. A. Kennedy recently ordained for the dio-
cesc OF Harrisburg la celebrated his first mass on
CHRISTMAS Day at st. Malachy's. pniladelpha.
The greatest CONSERVATION exists among the Catho-
lies OF Norwalk, Conn, owing 10 rupture between
Father Dryer anu his assistant priest pertaining TO
a wholesale appropriation oi u common fund" by
the pastor to the dctrmont OF tho conhdng assistant
The principal Cause OF trouble is tho manner IN winch
the fnaucaI affairs Of the church have been ad MINIS
tered causing "a dcep-scatcd dstrust and dis'ncna-
ton contribute on The part vi the people Unless
tho mator " speedily settled the gravcst results
TO DO anticipated. So writcs corrcspon lent
BAPTIST.
DR.. C.egLorn OF Chanpaign, ILL.,, has resigned his
pustoratc Oh account OF age Rev. h. I. hewitt, VI
Crystal Lake. anu Rev. L. Cnapclc, OF Crans.on, H.,
have also resigned Rev. II. Taylor, Of Monmouth,
H. has rendered his rcsignaIion and Rev. A. s. Mcr