New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06


/ vigorous attack 81 rs M = |l1l' 70 :
i the Church. and inoHe 1o
| for comparing Aapolee4 ~. ~
| snent in these matters sxc!qded n
higher preferlaent thu bt1h2R WIG
| pire lasted. and Q renewal Qf ~ nteoe4
the Republic delayed sill longer Ell s 9! e
| ment to which bis services 70 tho CnqJ
| given him clear title. n
Two OLD MES.-Nosh N. Wells, 4se TX
terrain pastor who died .se-sr::s:y q: sstl n
| at the age Of ninety-eight leaves 81 eQD
IN his early pastoral work e MtAta
Rev; Albert Worthinetca IT. Woet
missionary, and passed . week IL
preaching twice for Mr. Ws1ls. or fho1
then IN that Presbytery Mr. W0g1hir{
sole survivor. There wcro at mt
s Village s1 70 form sas the hes synod s. ash;s
years ago letters passed between hin ~
| Wells. -Four years more wrote MI
| Gand shall have lived hundred yte
am approaching the river, and ~ u -
ability shall soon pass oysI-hoy 500
not; it will be in Gods own good Tina
The sixth centennial anniversary
brated month ago IN 81 ~ lon1
churches of Rome. In tia Church of ~ HI
SOpra Minerva, the title Of CaEdin4
Cl0skey, the occasion was observed M =
| this church in an open shrine, the body IN
| saint reposes In the habit OF her order, VIII n
| the adjoining sacristy are her rooms H.
| bration extended over three days 4
| Dominican Father each day ps0D04 ~
| panegyric on the sainted pf0tectrem
| Eternal City. This church retains to ty1(
| architecture, and is the only ono u 4oM4
| in the pointed style. 1t was lighted fDt ~ 4
casion by ITO chandeliers and hrana1lee
| with wax candles. =
| A committee of WesleYans In the SoufH ~:
England has reported Q loss OF sixty memneuo'
on the years returns, and It refers to the ~
that strenuous efforts are being put forth ~
| the high Anglican sections OF the EstAbliG1e
ment to crush out Methodism In the m0ro m
raj parts of the district. Desires are -
pressed IN certain quarters OF the Establishmeu.'
for union among the sectio ms OF the Chnrcns oQ9'
the report says 1t Is evident that what - He14S<
by this is abst rptiCn IN the Church Of Enetnn4S
an end whose attainment can never BE- ccn<z
sidered by Methcdists except On the grtund Oh
he equality OF all Evangelical churches. ~
Two weeks from to-day the Fist Rst1,me(
Protestant Dutch Chruch Of Schenectady. "A 2
sary. The services will extend through Mo
day also. history of the church will be pu&$
lished with the proceedings OF the two qe39
The seventh pastor of this church, Dr. Dick
SIN. e 1876, the year of the foundation, 100
ministers of the Reformed Church have been
educated by this college, President Seelye, of
Amherst, was the pastor of the church IRON
1854 to 1858. q
The reopening services at Bangor Cathe-
dral gave rise to 60 odd dispute. DR.. Hill
rector of Stairway, Colchester, who since 1864
has held the precentorship and an honorary
canonry, CLAIMED the right to officIate, but was
denied it by the Dean and chapter on tho I
ground that he was On-resident, unable to speak
Welsh, and that it would be unfair TO miner
canons who had always discharged his duties.
An app, aI was made by DIR. Hill to the Bishop.
but be declined to interfere. and IL Is prob
able that the matter will be heard from again
In distant corner of Southwestern Texts. q (
the home OF colOred man, was recently f0uu0
Bible which had been printed at the uniyerr
sity Press of Oxford for the National Bsbsc
Society of Scotland, and was one OF 10000 -
printed ten years ago for presentation % the
freedmen of America. The colored man to
whom 1T belongs has house and little farm Of
his own, and is accustomed to use the COOK ~
morning and evening prayers
At TIfIs in Transcaucasia some jews have
been on rIial charged with using ChIistla1
killing small child for the purpose. A trial!
lasting only six hours resulted IN their acguittal
and the public prosecutor was 80 sensible p
the absuIdity of the charge, that he deciinedTo
A fortnight ago at the dress rehearsal OF tho
Oberammergau Passion Play. about 1,UOg
people we've present. Snow and rain prevailed
ali day long, and only. 0ne-half the perform
alice was given. The correspondent OF an Eng
lsh paper says the audience was not rev1fen-l
tiil In its demeanOr, and that large qunnf74
of leer was consumed during the represeniAc
ton. xE
It is minated that the unusual interest II
missions which prevails IN Amherst College y
due to he fact that for more than twenty-tye
years mission band has been kept up among
the students. They meet every two weeks fori
PRAYER ana conversation concerning InfssiQn
fields ss8
Il was the intention of Cardinal Newman - 6
preside at the Brompton Orat0ry fortniRht1
ago when thirteen Professionals, Two q tues
former clergymen, were received into the Catn-
Ollie Church but owing to fatigue he wac M
able to be there.
The subscriptions for the new Church Of tho
Sacred Heart on Montmartre, Paris. hare
reached y total Of s,247 1858 francs OF this
sum, 6,975,398 francs have already been e.
pended and it is hoped that the crypt VIII be
ready for an opening In the AUTUMN.
variety of the cedar of Lebanon has been
found on tile mountains Of Cyprus, and th0uK1
the botany vf the island has often been cx- 5
amined before this is the FIRST record that ccdnnq
have been found there.
DIR. John Hall, of this city, says the members
of his church during the past five years baye
given to benevolent objects outside the church
a greater sum than the church editice Co.'S, or
more than 81 100000.
A register of names carefully kept shows that
the b ptist national anniversaries ut Sarat0ge
were attended by 1888 persons, which ~ aboue
$50 more than were present at the anniversaries
last year. .;
There are 2O,34O Sunday schools in tbis
county belonging to the Methodist denomansr
about rs to each school.