, 1879-05-11
translated the Book OF Genesis, in 1850 portions
Of me Psalms, and in 1866 the New Testament.

smoke IN their boarding houses unless especially
invited to do So"
Messrs: J; ,: Hoyt, J. B. Trevor. Charles
Rochester Theological Seminary. The money is
to Eo for the library and suitable building in
which to Keep It, and to endow the Chair Of He
brew Language and Literature.
At the recent grand demonstration in Rome |
against the spread Of Professionalism In the
Eternal City there was great exhibition Of
relics at st. Peters, including the beads Of St.
Peter and st. Paul and the large piece Of the
True Cross, u foot-lonc piece Of wood, black
with age or burning, preserved in glass jar.
The General Synod OF the Moravfan Church
is to meet at'Hernnhnt, Saxony, on the 2Gth OF
this month. It is composed of clcrgymen and |
lay delegates from all the church provinces Of |
the Moraviau Church throughout the world |
The delegates from this country sailed in the |
steamship Ohio from Philadelphia on Thursday |
last,
The Trustees Of Butler University, IN |
dianapolis, have passed an order that heuceforth
all members OF the Faculty shall belong to the |
Christian Church, thus shutting out the Pro- |
ture, who belong respectively to the Congreg-
tional anl Presbyterian Churches. a paper br
the former on s'Agassiz and His Religious
Faith " provoked the order, which it is said will
be rcscinded at the annual meeting OF the cor
poration when the Board Of Trustees will be
reorganized. !
The Vicar OF q churchin Carlton-in- Cleveland,
England, has, after, q most remarkable struggle,
obtained the means to rebuild his church. which
was in dangerous condition. Hc used various
methods to get the means. lie toed as book
binder to get money for two years; obtained
the subscriptions, writing upward OF 1000 let
tiers; designed the building, acted as clerk OF
works and contractor, carved all the wood and
stone, aud worked with the men employed.
Notwithstanding all Mr.. Sanger did for bis .peo-
y7tn 1,nr nf hn hosi
tate to attack him.
It costs money to become Cardinal. The
London correspondent of the Frce,nan's Jou,7tul
SAYS: understand that the fluid which Is be-
ing raised to meet tie expenses attendant upon
Dr.. Eewman's elevation to the Cardinalate
promises already to reach the sum Of g, COO. !
In order to relieve the mind OF the illustrious
Oratorian from immediate pccunfary anxiety,
and te enable him to appear in Rome in mnn-
ner becoming his new dignity. ! hear that the
Committee which manages the business placed
2l 900 to his credit ut the time when le left his
home at Edgbaston for the long Journey to
Italy"
The propriety and advantage OF making Eas-
ter fixed feast of the Church. like Christmas,
instead OF movable feast Us it Is now, are, for
second time within tcw years, urged IN En-
gland. The suggestion was first made By Sir
Edmund Beckett, and since the occurrence OF
the last Easter, which fellin period OF unusu-
ally bad weather, even for England, It has been
OF Astronomy at Gersham College. He advo-
| Gates the fixing Of Sunday at the very end Of
| April as Easter, pointing out that the date OF
the feast does not depend in the least, as Is
~sa1 nno1
o,,. o,-,,.;an
Inc congregauonlo1 Tue ooutn oiuo Gn'lstlun 81 w;
! Church hare perfected arrangements Tor their
I continued occupancy Of the comm odtous church
| building on Oakwood boulevard, near Cottage
Grove avenue, where they are now permanently
located lnefe is every 1naieauon q s!o1!ous ac
worK resuitln tfoo nlef faGol5 unns .nhe na ne.
had an extended experience IN .ne mlnlsslY % 4u n.
| whose efforts have peen greatly olesseo. fof
some time 10 Gone Mr. ratsons sunoay sssi,
nE sermons MI! oe 1eloteu 70 topes asatm " "
which 5he at[cnaloa q ING en1s qsn anu
geneEa1ls u 'n'''eo oeaSs @'e A'ee :;
From Ton1on 7xuth.~u Arc YOU not stirring
| mn = dangerous acitation in France with your
Anti-Cierical bill on et1ucation?' asked the
nt1'er ia7 n French Renublicau. sWe cannot
| helm it, was the reply Suppose 10000 En-
glish youths: belonging to the first families IN
the United Kingdom, and IN tralng Tor ti1e
army, the. navy, the caVil SERVICE or tne OAR
were in the hands or instructors "no navS Ine
yvo1S5 o11 1n ~ he ~ onnon that hy sonie
,,os-s ~ aroti,er Il wonld he fudsnensablc to
upiooL Ln1 et.l' - I's x lo q. 60. ~ t1s S ~ =,
uoo OF ouF ooys ~ ~ a."5 osas. ". ~ a~ 1es -
equal HuWuef III 6ehuo1e eoooue%eo ~ ~ . ~
rits-- What Is to be done, except snuttlnE up
| the latter, il we do not wish TO be ruled py
! sncaks within fifteen yearsY"
The Philadelphia Times went to the trouble OF
; making n church attendance census to prove
+ha4 pS;1ade1nhia is sill, an exemplary church.
;. tna. a;tm Tha censps.taiers visited liza
solne cI}. n., anS na1;rtons da,nm;nst t;o1s
churches o. 1ouit.eI ;,,,,- t,,o Hahre1rs cnunt'
taken at ranooH. lne1uuths uc neolc"s, suunt ~"
ed the attendance, and linen maoe averages LOT
. the whole number OF churches OF all the demon"
, nations In the $50 churches counted they
fornd a. 9(F men, 81 299 women, aud u, ,567 chill
Jran -nrskino a total of 793. From the az
ulon, - is oss;matrd that ri 159 neonle attend
elasG e5o ~ - h.ssahas ~ ph;iadeinh;a 0f these.
tae ~ ~ nnH 49,, h,1f +ha whnis numher-at-
III, 4Uu-mors t1a9 Hall ns "oo4T ~ 4afIa,.a-.
tend the a Casnollc caurenss. !ne lo'loneie
OF Wlliam lenh, "uo cSaao'tSnse a I 20 90 hsnta
anu 1ouuueu LIE Ruaaet WY, 1s rs ~ IT., ~
and an attendance OF on!y -,o9' AnI1 ~
oeaten oy t,anaonce ne y of aGas From the above
ano an = 5aI." ~ tool az IF the Christians
es1lna1es, us Nv, ~ nonn1a1on nf rcarly
werG ;'1aa ~ . snn}o lnloi's ou' - . p0'e'''@
million souls' ...
The Western Unitarian Conference Tas T1ssIa IN
session in Cincinnati on wednesday ana 1nuIs'
dap. The Secretary, the Key. j. l.. Jones, SUP
mitted his annual report, containing tne 1o'lo"'
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