The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-16
SUNBk IJfS.
EXIT Evangelist Fred Boil.

Exit Evangelist Fred Bell
st. Patrick Cathedral will be dodioaiod
In May.
Moody still holds two eerviccs dav IN
Baltimore. and draws large crowds
Tho Rev. WoO-lioong- NICK Bau-rsib.
Dzae /. OF the pastors residing at shanghai cMra
Bronchitis has attacked John g. Couch
who is confined to his in London almost unah IA
speak above a whisper
--Spurgcpn's grandfather when ~ voars
old suffered greatly from the gout that he Mou,h,bs
would die oft Nevertheless he lived to be ~
Tho Rev DR.. Buckley of Brooklyn savs
that he knows lawyers both in that city and this VINO
though eloquent before juues, cannot make little spcech,
" sunday schools
Some Of the minister's OF this city ara
planning grand combination tour to Italy ani return
It is 10 On in July and August and to cost each
minister about $500 II open N the cicny orccdS
An unrogoncratc horse thief and robbcr
Of stage coaches loosely ordered stained glass window
for church in Leavcnworth. lie carried his ioks
further than was expected tor he paid The bah, the
window stands
Pope Leo has issued an order forbddlnp
the Of relics He says the tram, has become An
abuse and scandal and that enemies Of the Cnttnhe
faith s,oa sell authentic relics to the great scandal
Of the faithful, and especially OF foreigners
Bishop Simpson said in his last Yale lee.
that any effort at prosecuting from church to
elytsn species OF reebootng piracy which ought
to be- strictly condemned among churches az amonz
nations
The Minnesota Methodist Episcopal Con.
ference viii hold sunday school Congress at So Paul
beginning the 2iti OF this month The Res, tohn H.
Vincent D. to prusl c. reinforced by such valuable
aid as Mrs Emily Huntington Miller and other vel known
speakers can furnish
Old Mr.. On,kcn. tho famous Baptist
missionary ot Germany has been ~ WORK fot', tour
years. Ills various missions comprise 22VO incmh.rS
whoare served by about 20 missionaries The ol gem
tlcman is ~ wears Of age and 50 feeble that be
attend public worship
The report Of benevolent society in
town In ireland says. Notwithstanding the larye
amount pail MEDICINE AMI medical Attendance very
few deaths occurred during the year" ries good
people ought 10 change their doctor 1t upi set
rid OF moro OF their poor io.ks
Although Bishop Odcnhemer was 10
sick that his physicians gave him up. he b. now
better and may live for years lie Is confined 10 bis
home Burlington AMI will be unable to make he
spring vsitauons Bishops Scarborough and seymour
will attend To these duties Tor him.
I'm fac, my bruddren-ah. do Secre-
taireyum OF de Missionary 'sictv what hah De
peasuah introducin To you an. is a distinguish an
an eeyoQuent man; fac. my bruddren. he souuin'
brass an unkhn' cyinhnl' with such introduction
rs this the distinguished secretary Of the Mponary So
cicty could not do o;hc rwi-e than mako h.i dusty
brethren SURFING speech.
Tho Peoples Church." tn Twenty
ninth street Smith avenue card containing
the Information that there will be- held ON SUNDAY morn
ing at II. "a service specially for Coils dear chdrn
not connected with any church. who struggling
care, huricncd wth sorrow and ycarninr Tor more
.etucd peace ana comfort" The attractions Che even.
Ing service are more especially tor young Itopl, aad
spirited music is a promlncn' feature
Here l. a sample OF the somi-roligious
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Christian Association Of tho oil, 4 rrr., orsa
churches M Philadelphia The other day an freshman
wss RAISING the graveyard. where he saw t,o men,
friend. %. countryman who had Just diel They were
seeking for a burial lot WHO'S dcadT ne a.kei John
feary was the reply when did he dicr Ycso fday'
Wei. bedad, hc had - ioiuo day tor it
About dozen and n half largo pictures
repre- cnuns various patterns OF n.k,s AMI ies
crystals constituted the oadns attraction of 'he scfmon
Of sensational brother in en-. last Sunday night
song service Of snow Songs" >pccd the proceedings
Al that could have been desired in addition to IN,
would have been dish crcam Tor each rerson in
the congr' cation The preacher who will irtr~uee such
an improvement on ordinary worship Tie after
mcnt will always be sure OF iuli house
Philadelphia scTmonic sensation to-
day will he The Woman who had Flo Tor her Hos
band The unccm.nt ct slch subject WA probA
bly, crowd the Coho-s,uk Presbyterian Church With
women, eager 70 hear what tic woman dd andcr me
circumstances. Some OF iho Philadelphia preachers are
even sensational IN the announcement. ut theii
subjects than tLer hs trcn OF this city aii Rroosyn
Every saturday three columns OF M ,nl,,s PsAs
Ldqsr are taken up with t,c~a announcements Ties
are Immediately adjoining those which contain ths
bcauufui obituary verses
The continued existence Of the Third
Unitarian church OF this city is matter of great uncer
iainty, owing to the resignation Mr. Frotluieham n
i thought that afterh his return from Europe which win
be IN about year the society may be reorraucd under
some broader banner than that at rniinr. iu,.n But
there Is no bond OF union among It's people, except er
attachment Go Mr. rockingham. They have uo slecia
sympathy with umtariansm ~ It L. ycnerai, received
AMI 10 is probable that nni'ss some able preacher .hln
take Mr. FrothnshAm', place. ucy Wall scatter ana bs
absorbed ,uio other churches.
The Rev. DR.. John Geldie was q mission
AIRY 20 the New Hcbric, Leland. from sc t l-54 ai,r.
| ing principally ON the leland cot Aucinuu. A usrhs
tablet has recently been erected tois uicn.nt n no
wall of the chapel OF Anciiyum. rle in.ol 'on On u
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