The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-30


to the heart and feelings, and 1t was pre-
eminently the religion Of women, because
twas founded on tenderness and sym.
pathy.
A CORRESPONDENT sends to the Erange.
iii the following pleasing meLrical yersibn
Of the litty.Grst Psalm, printed in the
Ohaulauqua Assembly Herald:
"urah gone, Gods wars TO hsht,
King David saw his pretty wife,
And quite forgot Uriihs claim
10 this fair face and helpless dame.
lie sacrificed uriah's lie,
Bathsheba took 10 DO hli wife.
When God reproVel, he saw his sin,
And Gsked the Lord to pardon him.
Ought not tho Society for tho Prevention
Of Cruelty to Children to try some means
for saving Sunday School children from
the mentally weakening effects Of driYel
OF this sort2
THERE is trouble between Rev. James
Lodge, pastor OF the Jersey City Baptist
church, and his congregation. The diff
Guilty Is over the Sunday keeping question.
Among the members Of the church was
William Johnston, locomotive engineer,
against whom Pastor Lodge preferred
charges Of Sabbath.breaking because he
ran his engine occasionally upon the
Lords day. Matters became so unpleas-
ant for Johnston that he asked for a letter
OF dismissal TO another church. This was
onnnuo1 he I oflua lint mt atlHV n,rop ko1 I,,,
the deacons. Then the pastor called a
meeting to have the church rules amend
ed so as to more emphasize thenecessity Of
keeping the Sabbath day holy according
10 the ideas Of Moses. There was q secret
meeting and long debate, the outcome
Of which was the rejection OF Pastor
Lodges proposition; and now 1t is under.
stood that the latter will resign his pastor.
ate in consequence. S
The Rev. Mr.. Enraght, High Church
member Of the Anglican, communion oil
Borlesley, England, has issued a protest
aiterthe following manner:
an the name Of God, Amen, l, Richard
William Enraght, parish priest Of this
church and parish Of the Holy Trinity,
Bordesley, steward OF the mysteries of
God, and, therefore, bound to protect the
altar Of God from PROCLAMATION, having
understood, by the admission OF one Of
heparties concerned, that the holy sacra.
ment has been secretly carried out OF this
church, under the pretence OF commune
eating, and carried about a public law
court in London, exposed to common gaze
and disparaging remarks, do hereby, in
the presence Of God and OF this congte-
CATION, utter this my solemn declaration,
protest and warning: declare that de-.
plore with the deepest sorrow the occur
renee Of such PROCLAMATION"
The occasion Of the protest was the ex.
hibition in coSrt OF q wafer, in order to
show how breadwas used in the commu.
Mon.
TuE latest Governor of Damascus, the
well.known Midhat Pasha, has been spe.
Cially kind to the Roman Catholics Of the
Holy Land. Among other things he las
confirmed the Franciscan Monks in the
possession Of three villages, two OF them
Of the highest interest in their connection
with the life aud miracles of Christ
namely, Kerr, Cana, Main and sefurieh.
Already in Cana the monks have surround.
cd, by wall, the ruins of the medieval
church which was erected over the sup.
posed site Of the house in which our
Saviour wrought his first miracle. SefIu.
rich is not Biblical site, though familiar
as the sephOris Of Josephus aud the Do
c.esarea Of later Roman authors; but il is
renowned as containing the remains OF a
beautiful church, erected by the Crusa.
ders! In like manner, at Main is the
grotndo which the early ecclesiastical
Cdiatestood concentrating the raising
tolite otthe widows SON.
TIN Rev. Canon Hoare presided al a
meeting Of the Funeral, and Mourning
Reform Association held at Tunbridge
Wells, rilEngland; rsesntly. The report
stated that the members Adopted the
broad ground that funerals should be con-
Quoted aud mourning worn without the
pnmeaning pomp, vain ostentaaono and
dismal pageanlry Of v4atbSads, searis,
plumes, mourning coaches, heavy Grape
trimmings, and the like, which involved
improbable expenditure, inflicted severe
hardshipS upon persons OF limited means
and neithesmiasatedgriet nor manifested
respect for the dead Since the formation
Of the association last year, after the
Church CongreAnt Sheffield; q number Of
meetlngs have been field, Pamphlets is:
sued, and many peers, members Of Par.
liament officers Of the army and navy,
clergymen, physicians, lawyers and mer.
chants have expressed their approval Of
the general principle OF funeral and
mourning reform. SiGB2 "a 4
The Chriaian at Work says: "A
"Dean Stanley in his preaching goes
thus far aud generally a little farther, as
witness his declaration in Scotch pulpit
tho other day as reported in the Noneon.
JorRtiR: He did not ask what Opinions
men held, to what race they belonged, or
II they were In the communion OF this,
that or the other church,, He asked them
II they had betriended the friendless, II
they had done good to those who were
suffering, Rndisought out those for, whom
no one cared. That was the principle Of
His judgment; that was judgment accord.
ing to works; that was the apostolical and
evangelical doctrine Of the Day Of Judg-
ment, which from the 9Th to the six.
tenth century was almost unknown to
the Universal Church, but, by Gods
mercy, now restored, and which the true
believer Of Jesus would gladly hail as q