The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-30
sUABEINS.


divorce from Mrs. Hall
Mr.. Sawyer the temperance man. ia Tn
sppear on the boards OF the Park Theatre to nilht
Tho 3j)th anniversary Of the Dict OF
Spires will be- cclehrat by German Proestants in Aprl
The Rcv. Dr. Howard Crosby has prone
scd to deliver the course Of Lyman Bcccher lee.
lures NJ Yale College
Most Of the minister's Of st. Louis have
agreed to devote sunday the 2ph IT April to sermons on
THE sabbath aud its Ohservancen
In a sermon the other dav. spcaking OF
Bunyan in prison. Springfield clerpymcn said NO ono
but his blind daughter came to him"
"A new Protestant sect, distinguished,
like the shakers by physical xtravagancc nppearod
In Wcs'pha'tn. the proscytcs being chicn, women.
Tho Bishop of Angra, In Portugal. has
issued pastoral on the lack ut candidates r. tho nes
hood. expressing fear " clerical famine in docse
-" And the soldiers said, And what shall
we do'" was Dean sunicy's text when he preached
to the British oops at the Garrison Church woolwch
Tho Baptis's Of America have given
toward benevolent ,cts according u their Year Book
just published something less than twenty i've cents
member Tor the year 1914.
1t is said, by those who ought TO know
hest thathe florists have already taken orders Easter
floral decorations of fashionable churches greater
extent than IN any previous year.
Tho great Catholic paper TO be printed
in languages will appear in Rome. the Lat.
palace having been apart by the Pope for ts
conn o~iug. editorial anl uanslaing
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frcshmcnts kindly provided by gcncrou. hearts" isA
pleasant crcum ocuon Tor what ordinary persons would
express by saving that the parsons had good duncr
The Rev. DR.. De Koven was wealthy.
ne 'e" Ffo'l' ~ N'''he '"''Eo' WIN W"l'h ne was
connected lie bachelor. and took lively interest
III the ''ol" we 'r' o. tue 10 ,'r ms .n'rie'
Father Lawlor OF st. Mnry's Catholic
Church. New Lonion Conn., announces that the names
OF all Catholics who brought before the police court
will be read ont from the pulpit m his church lie viii
also mention to the congregation the offences with which
these persons arc charged
The Roy DR. Cuvlcr saws that asvlum5
for in,br,te do not cure onebeif Of those who arc et
there and that OF the converted drunk ards who are re-.
into the cfch.s nearly all have had ono ar moro
temnornrv ian.es into riutinf and every man of them
f. in cou.tnut danger fo dav lie ai. .t,s That
but for the ,ct mat he took q c temperance pc pc 700 MI.
hoyh,,d no .boul have ,,n .wann.d into ruin by tho
drirt,,y p,ac,iees in Princeton COLLEGE lo
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-ur'aI prosperity II rcp"i'" III reR"in
to Bishop Crow'hers work among tue ne-rcs along mo
Niger River, in Africa The Bishop a co"rcd man ana
ch"rch N,s.,onsrv society and h.. or,,,,c1 ,s.on.
aries at nine stations ON the river Al Bonnv which
ono of tho rr,pcin,l nj ,cse stations tho .c
fred from hitter and pro,raced persocu;ion which ha,
now nearly ceased About eleven hundred rcrson. arc
repored in Attendance al the preaching services on Sum
DAYS ono of the triumnh. OF the missionary work 4,
that an imrortant chie named samo wa. r.r,ntly mar
red according TO the forms Of the Church of England
Another eminent chief who bears II pleasant name Of
Oko Jumbo has thrown his influence In favor OF Bshop
Crowher and the work and saws that he Will do what he
can to win the subordinate chiefs 10 his av Of thinking
Roth in tbo Church NJ ENGLAND and in
the protestant rpi.cops, clnrch n, ,h,s,,,r, ,r a.
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that the onco Of deacon isgencroli, ,so onI 49, e.
sto 10 AZ NJ Raj
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spend several vearsinit Ambition leals then, q, a.
sir, IN he rector. m chprchcs p..,t ,,ts ,h H.
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than 10 one who consents IN he an .ss,s,rt Win ,n
rank of deacon In ENGLAND the proposition il t., ori,ln
dcacous business who will support themselves nv
their own cNertons while they perform the charitable
and other work marked In the church ~ properly
the labor the de aconate This is the WAY is done in
the Congregational and the Baptist churches and to a
very limited extent among the Presbyerilus In the q
churches the dcacons DO expect to be- ordained I
ministers the Gospel 90 as to engage In preaching AZ
general thing men In middle lite are chosen who are
to hold the Office for life Iii not probable that tie Con.
grcsatoua idea OF deacon Will ever be grated un the
Episcopal Church in this country
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