, 1880-11-07
8 passed away France will have become

tnl
An anonymous g1Ver mas contr1onseo ~
Goo to the fund for the melbourne tatneofa'
which. it il intended, will be the largest and
most cost1v in that mart of the world.
M. .1.o r;t., h,,a nrs,n.
,.aa 10 "oMsn y. 1"As St;a',aI nt;-po,re,,nv
.eH y nliafis Nat!ol'saa - a1" ~. gnSc;aty
ooGea, ~ X IS tnG parPosef ~, ~ infr~at;nn
ros'nrt;no "a M re wrE,na ~ the svsten, in
Iftah' in the hom. thaf tI1e effect of such
hMoW1eaEe h,'1,t ~ H. VIII s'. Ge 10 '"""en puo41
aleit o'l 1ne s"osec''
a cable special to the New York Wnrtd
says: "Ihe vision OF the VIRGIN ny Fatncs
aals uon tnr w..'c ,.t teIs ~ e. mn,n.
but 4 reflection rr",a window. Tie cures
attfaonseu 10 tne ss1e.us @ G agsnGs ~ ;-a!2 uuo
vish @ ars ete.otg e a S'n ',s'nt .a tra 4ra ~
min mind" H''''N' 90 AT "' '''''~''''' A@'
, The Cumberland Presbyterians, havmg
been refused at{t'aiss!on TO ne Pan-Fresby,
terlan Council IN fhl!atlelpnla, are MINDED
now to pay no more aHehttoh 70 tne ALI
anee: mu mo1 IL rsan se hs f:,r,nGeS;xt =. can
@ q! ~ He"', cta" - toEa m rnsh .ct;on such M
TINS t To- t.. taxg xrrv no for r%s', when t te e
tney nilsns nn+ uH 'soayc hanca IN Nav Tnrc nr
ASSEMBLIES eight se"'' "s"eo 49, w"
o4ae.o. .r,. n,,no, ~ tho En;scono, ,f,ss,on
of the Good Shepherd. corner ot G;nesso
avenue aud Twenty-fourt'l street Lawn
tlale), is rapidly Approaching conlplctlIl. Alu.
! Judging frou the opinion OF NE lnhanlsantSs.
it appears 10 oe sSf! l'etsa ~ nf fa.o
Gays, out '., liz ,t ~ na;fna r. he onenrd he-
N time 10 ailn" G, - W nohor eu.Ich ~ o0 os@0
fore tne n''oo1e III neso'no01'
In connection with the e. meeting OF D. III, M
| nOis. there will be special choral service
| held in Grace Church, Wabash avenue, On
| Monday evening, Nov. y, at 10 O'CLOCK. Inc
/ Dean. the Rev Dr.. Locke, will preside. The
| sermon Will he bS tne he'. =" - =. iinau; ,;n ~;
Rector Of Trinity Ghaten @ an 1a;r ule cnGtr Gracs
the CatheM1al. WIN +hn hne eorri.as S,Ia u
Church, WILL ASSIST III 'no se1 '1es9
The encyclcal letter of Pope Leo XII. OF
9 ot orsin III
51ll day Of the month Of July, hXed ot rus u
the calendar Of the Roman and Universal
Church, and annually celebrated. the ffass
Of St. Cyril and st. Methody, with the Office
Of the Double Minor htte ai1o ute -nass
proper, wnlch uie oie5eu eo'e' s"''o1 ~
the !s1tes HAS appio>eo"
The renlova! Of the Rev ?: 2: Adams, OF
duced a division in his church, four .'rrnst-
ees and a majority Of the congregation sla-
ing with the pastor; The two other trustees
have obtained an injgnction forblddnG tne
use OF the church building. anu the declslon
OF the Court as to whether the majority IN
; n church can dissoive the eccl.Siastlcal con-
! nection OF the chufcn AM! sun Eeatin @na
: building Is oelng a"aiteo Win ''te'ess
At the seventh annual meeting o1 tno
/ | Woman's National Temperance Union IN
| Boston during the last week in October, an
) interesting report was made on the use OF
: unfermented wine for communion PurpGses- Pps
The report ve1y Eenefha sh;eet anT
! church synods and conferences EavmE uut-
n ing the past year taken action in regard to IT,
S | some passing strong resolutions 1avortn9 inc
l. exclusive use OIL un1erMentea "uio ~ eou
: mnn'on. , -
, Mr. Watkin Williams, n. F.: member Or
!, the English Church, but not unfrlemlly to the
Y NoncoMformsts, said recently In m address
+ that there were signs that feti!ng H is
10 abroad in tavnr Of conIeae,at,bbn M abnn,,1 ~
!, tion of all into one, Or uniformity OF doc'
'e trine, but union Of churches, each rnafac
"a tcrized by. its own individuality 1r NE alo
founded upon recogn.Lon ot 9xistinn III -
not Incompatible Will genuine tuA4o AAAs
u, H. and truth.
- Two hundred and sixty-three Popes have
!? sat on the chair OF Peter. ~ se, 6nese -, T.
Of are venerated as saints oy ne Eolllan ca.!r
s oc Church Th1tyhSs sntsfea aetna, PnntFa na y
IS tyrdom for the faitlt- torty-nlne fonn1ls "
at various nationalities have re'Ened IN tome
is uf these fifteen were Creeks. seven osrians i
rt three Africans, fourteen fIehcnMtt!n, iou
spanlasR R1e;an 1oa1 FIJI rest we we're ali Roman
~. or Italiaus. Fifty-six were members ot rehg
r. ious orders,
Ter lutheran naper saws: "Tfe Bapt1sts ar
rm | beginning to stir themselves In Zealand, Der
ell mark, and threaten injury to the State ChHIen
As Forty years ago one julius hoeonef: o. Hall M!
III burg, introduced Baptist notions ln!n Eea
It land, ai,d many earnest Christians wnhulG, =.
're from the worldly State Churetl. bnt IT q
lat most ut this crop emigrated to America IN
'er recent movement OIL the part OF the lnme
tn Missionary Society to stimulate true lells ~
he iUus life has reused the Baptist sectarles lnt
new activity"
ess rho E,ree7oon,s .To,,1nak reminds Its reat
Sc iaf f. o"nrooch nf Xii Souls, Day al
on- ers u '.tinr e ~ offerings for masses, M
nd me cE1%ae fata opa 70 tha hn5uraries Tor ulasst
'ig ~ Throughout the year? 1t adds that outsn $:
.ha, ~ Of a few thousands among Americans WI
In. Luz are not corrupted BY lrrellelous ttalnn!
nG we're it not for the foreign-horn. ne pllesst
~ M especially in country places, woui! nave te
+ar .'honoraries for the Mt nelof's ~ nAsse y
nai This is clear admission that i.fel fnetS @ u
i;af i;af the sole support Ut the Cathoilc ehulch
mo mo the United States.
III r. Howard Crosby. Chancellor OF the Ne
N4' vi. ITn;vrrsftv- in announcing the lneeti,
- loth 10 VWnmon,s Missionary Suciety. to ta
OF tne nha'nn. ~ nrna1xav rabernncie this wre
sa;i p'iie om ~ SUNDAY. after comnlen. In. ol. t