The sun., 1880-12-05
SUNBEAMa.

Father GsvAxr for to-day aud expect 70 give him l.r.
audiences In three Of their principal churches
Tho debt on the Methodist church IN
Salt Lake City has been reduced st2 600 to s2so
principally through the efforts OF Chaplain McCabe
Tho Rev. AZariah Shadraok who had
charge Of the Baptist Church at Johnstown Pa near hn
iron furnaces q that buy place has resigned his charge
The Rev. Narayan Sheshadrl OF Bombay
10 lecturins IN Pittsburgh Missionary Lands" The
Rev Edward warren Clark Of Philadelphia goes with
him and illustrates the lectures by gigantic and brilliant
lantern views M. Clark has travelled extensively both
In India and Japan and Is assistant rector Of the
Church Of the Epiphany Philadelphia.
Religious teaching has been received
with much favor by the people OF Tapituea commonly
known the Gilbert Islands They were bloodthir,,y
crowd and given TO drunkenness Under mission.
ary influence they have burned the weapons with
which they slew each other, and have established n
stringent hquor law. something like that of Maine They
no longer eat cold missionary.
AT O meeting held In one OF our largest
halls for the benefit Of the suffering poor wedres.ed
man who had occupied . prominent sea fumbled owe,
all the coins he had In his pockets and delayed tie mar
who. with basket In hand. approached for his conrbu
on After handling number Of coins OF larger degree
this good man found what he was after. which wase1
acty cent This he deposited In the basket with the
air Of satisfaction which displays when he know
that he has done good deed The people who sat nea,
this thought that his good deeds were on
an exceedingly small scale.
The Second Baptist Church Of Rochester
has departed from its usual routine Of holding fair ana
adopts the improved method Of having Spanish
Cafe means Of replenshng some what exhausted
treasury. Twenty.four young lady members OF the
church. arraying themselves In Spanish costume. serve
coffee and other good things to eat These young lades
endeavor to initiate as closely 40 possible the manners u
the Spanish sehoritaa In connection with the cafe .
series Of Spanish tAbleaux by the ladies makes the me
pans p'eaes"' "i,~ .o's'' y" o,i.sh ~ t"e h'"eJ'
my '"'"0" v" Wv 'a' -
III ID uoW beLli-auIhoriIaIiVeiy announceu
that NUMBER u rro'eshh bpiscopal gentlemen In
this city are about TO make up FUND Of $4,000 to build
Father Hyacinthe.Loyson new churcb In Paris Thee
Is much difference OF opinion as 10 whether or not 10y
son person VINO ought to be heped 70 church. Many
prominent Episcopalans regard him ass cranky adven-
turer, VINO mas no claims on their ympathy or their
money especially as he Is not an Episcopahan ana does
not intend 70 become one others prominent among
whom are such men as Bishop william Croswei Doans
OF Albany CONSIDER MIN worthy OF done for
him. Bishop Doane speaks OF MIN as the great freheh
preacher and the prophet OF national movement"
DIR. Tyng's sermon on the miracles at
Knock has mado q great commotion. The Roman
Catholics regard IL In friendly spirit This the
case, however. with the Nes Fork Oserro, which
that the Roman Catholic Bishops do not take az
much stock in the miracles as Dr. Tying does The
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plat, IN IN Al, IN. o.,.nt from IN. ,,l,. Al Kroct
line e1cltement IN reHglOus Circles ID
Scotland In regard 70 the coming trial OF Prof Robert
Smith for heresy s at boiling point The Professor
who has ever 200 Of his fellow ministers with him, 10
bravey lighting his battle and not In mood to give
up He declares that his accusers have shown notonly
bitter enmty but lack or scholarship and ignorance %
| things with which every clergyman ought to be ac
quanted He some times loses his temper In debate and
calls his accusers hard Names which 10 not to be won
dered at considering the proyocation he has had He
insists that he is believer In divine revelation givep
in the Bible, and that some OF his aecusers con
| demned out Of their own mouths as being guilty o.
heterodoxy Take 1t altocether the controversy has b
come rs tangled thing any which has ever agtated
Of the Scotch churches A recent PresbyteriI