Daily globe., 1879-09-07
SUNDAY GLOBELETs,

Only ten foreigners are honored with tomba
in Westminster abbey.
The Waldensians in Italy have forty Sunday
schools, with 5000 members.
Northfeld, Mass, is to receive present of q
school building from MIR. Moody
The Rev. Stephen b. Tying, Jr, d. D., has
| gone to Europe for rest and recreation.
Mr.. Beecher's Endorsement of lager has
brought him whole keg from Toronto. T..
Forty Congregat ional churches have been or
ganized in Michigan during the last three
years.
The Rev. DR.. Colman, Of Trinity church.
Toledo, has resigned on account of his wife's
ill-health.
| Rev. J. K. Street, late Methodist minister
at Waco, Texas, has, it is reported, embraced
! Universalism.
The venerable Bishop Smith, the senior Of
the Episcopacy in the United States, has
reached his 85th year.
OF course there is one thing the minister can
do and does-put his hand in that barrel and
preach the old sermon.
We don't suppose the man lives who can tell
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| on her dress when she fell.
The naidens of Great Britain have pre-
sented handsome illuminated bible to the
Duke of Connaught's young bride
The Rev, j. D. Flu lton has rented the Brook
1yn rink Tor September and October, and says
he intends to build up Peoples church
1t is curious fact, and yet one that will bear
investigation, that it is much easier to be thor
oughly orthodox than to be thoroughly good.
| The Rev. W. x. Ninde, D. D., of Detroit
conference has been elected president of the
Garratt Biblical institute at Evanston.
Rev. L. W. Bacon, of Norwich, expresses
strong desire that his friends and the public
! will omit the "Dr." when speaking of or to
him. ~
MI. Gladstone ia to read paper on the con-
ditson of the Eng lish church in Wales. at the
church congress. which meets this year ut
Swansea. .-..s. ...s
The Archbishop of Canterbury asks for two
young cle1gymen to send to Ku1distan to give
instructions to the Nesto4ians who desire to
revive their church.
Rare Ben Jonson we'll said that many might
go to heaven with half the labor they 90 to
hell, if they would but turn their industry in
the opposite direction.
Dean Stanley says great improvement has
taken place in the morals of seamen in the
Royal Navy and in the merchant service dsr-
ing the present century.
| 3 tramp arrived where the authorities gave
him stone to break before be had his dinner.
Then up spake the tramp, and said: when
they ask for bread ye i've N store.''
M DR.. Andrews. the venerable pastor of the
Presbyterian church at boy oylestown, Penn, will
celebrate the completion of the fcrty-eighth
year CT his pastorate Oh the 2lst of November
next.
The Rev. James Anderson, pastor of the
Congregational church at Manchester, Vt. cell
ebrated the semi-centennial of his installation
August 12. Mr.. Anderson is now over so wears
Of age.
The Rev. James Eells, D. d., who has labor
ed so successfully at Oakland, CAL, accepts his
call to the professorship of K,miletics and
PASTORAL Theology in Lane Seminary Oincin-
natl, o.
If some men would be as unswerving in their
allegiance to Christianity as others are in their
allegiance to evil, we should not be compelled
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to have.
q The PASTORAL relations of the Rev Adri an
Westveer with the Presbyterian Church at Day.
ton. n j., have been dissolved, and Mr. West
veer has accepted a call to a reformed church
: IN Brooklyn.
Unlike his predecessor, Archbishop Bayley,
the present archbishop of Baltimore is op-
posed to the simple Georgian music Modern
music will in future be sung in the cathedral
of that city.
The membership of the Reformed Dutch)
churches OF Grand Rapids, Michigan, has been
nearly doubled during the last five years, and
IN the same ratio in 1884 they will have 2,40O
members, and in 1889, 5000.
The young Anglican Bishop of Cey]on, DR..
Capplestone, is somewhat Of speculator, hav-
) ing lost recently $450,0O0 in a coffee venture.
lie causes the missionaries great deal of
trouble by his rltualistic notions.
The society of Friends, at their annual meet
ing, recently held in London, passed resolu-
tlon protesting against the fragrant violation of
the Divine law involved in the aggressive war
undertaken against the Zulu people.
There will be lively contest as to who shall
NC DleAop Ooennelmers q sue. essor. Already
the names of many candidates are mentioned.
Prominent among them is that Of Rev. DR..
starkey, Of st. Pauls church, jersey City.
The Rev. DR.. Jeter, of the Richmond. Va
Itetag1osts Herald, thinks ''things hxve changed
Tor the worse" since his youth, and remarks
that lit is desirable that among Christians
there should be less frivolous ard foolish lest
ing.''
The Connecticut Bible society is seventy
years old, or seven years Older than the Ameri-
can Bible society. There is but one Institution
OF this kind in this country so old and the
British and Foreign Bible society Is but five
years older.
The boy who substitutes living for dead
hornet in the collection OF a near-sighted ento-
mologist, and then asks the man Of science to
show him where the insects sting is ocated.
should be held responsible for any irrelieious
sentiments the victim may advance.
A word to the wise is sufficient minister
made an lnterminable call upon lady of his
acquaintance. Her little daughter who v..
present. grew weary of the conversation, and
whispered in an audible tone, Didn't he
| bring his amen with him, mammal"
Pennsylvania has 55l Baptist churches. More
than half of these have membership of less
than 100 each. Only SO Of them number over
~ each. The members number in all 95,589.
and their contributions to benevolent obiecta
are at the rate of $l.1O for each member.
DR.. Miner, of Boston, though Universal;s+