New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
his long poofiacate, and the evanfful otnn615
and events which marked his reign. 3

his long pooti1cate, and tho evanfful slnneo4s
and events which marked has reign. i. q
Moody and Saukey were four paontbs s. 81, a
Louis, and from ten TO. twelve sermons van
preached by Mr.. Moody every week. ~:
Moody Is described as having bean q Gener4l ~
complete command, with tae clergy fos be !1q9
about hts work win approve the compnrg 81
No religious worker ever had matters - 19
ordered after his own plans and 50 thOkuo
within his control and supervision. The umu11If =
reached 2,40O, and the additions . ~ (
churches 100. 3 &,
The most serious obstacle now In the pa1h e
the Armenian Church is 81 mot to DO cretsecu1tco z
from the Turks---whif 4Ar q long t1ue h6G Z
been the obstacle, 10se e1(l1tr beaten 10 doaft
and another IN jail 1s,n5 ssae2E iss iatses o!gyz
atheism, which is nsw r. OF 49, ~ &
Gregorian Church has he'd a ~ Qnine q neyS;
life, and with the cessaee9 - %3eecutaco ~
was hoped that further oepos14 nFe wo1!4
not be. But tuese hopes are, ~ EGEH eQ11 ne :
spread of atheistic doctrine. " A ~
The bequests made by Thomas ee I;
the bachelor farmer who died at
Ill, few days ago, were confined - Z;
and in detail are as follows: ~, ,O9
Methodlst Missionary Society OF illinois
in India; $4,000 to endow the home
FeCSIsss H CSnssd. in $2ooo S2 e s
other o Presbyterian church; $4,000 to
Springfield Methodist Church, and $1. COO go
to the Baptist, Presbyterian, and Method1e
church organizations OF Illinois.
The form In which the Lords Prayef Il
known of all men In England, and nsed ~
every church, report says will soon not % see
England the report has been widely circuiateds
and The Attenerm in making note OF 1t remarks
that q greater calamity than such o change ~
Iumor declares to be imminent It would %
difficult at the present moment to imagine.
Last Wednesday was made day OF doubis
festivity by the First Congregational Churco
of Fair Haven, Conn: L installed psst.cf
organization. DR.. Bacon, OF New-Haven. whe
acted as scribe at the organization in 1880,
and two of the four surviving ladies' who be-
lOnged to the original society, were among
those present The original church biDie was
used.
The residences of the four new Bishops of
the Me hOdist Church have been indicated.
Bishop Foss goes to st. Paul. Minn., Bishop
Warren to Atlanta, Ca, Bishop Haven 70
San Francisco, and Bishop Hurst to Des
dsnce was formerly at Des Mones, goes to
Washington. ~;
It is proposed in Russia to call what is termed
a General Orthodox Council at Moscow for DE-
fensiye purposes, and it is given out that not
only are the Patriarch OF COnstantinOple and all
the Oriental Bishops to be invited, but also Or.
D0llInger aud other eminent theoloRlans who
have opposed the dogma OF Papal infaihbility.
A stroke Of exceptionally good fortune has
bnghtened the ministerial labors OF Mr. Spur
ge0n A lady has Just left 81 ZOO to his Book
Fund, 1925 600 to be used IN supporting one OK
his Orpnanages, 100000 to his Pastors
College, and $1,000 to Mr.. SpuTgeon himseh.
Mrs. Anna Tyson is her name.
Never but once before since 1t was started
has the Church Missionary Society. had
larger income than last year. 1t reached the
sum of S1,1OS, ,615, and served not only to
carry forward the work OF the society. but
also 10 pay off the large deficiency which had
accumulated in two years.
As the place In which to hold the exercises
which will attend their celebration OF tho
Robert Raikes centennial, the Chicago churches
have secured the Exposition building, IN which
the Republican National Convention was lately
remain as the Convention left them. Cf.-s ~
Recent news from the Rev. Edward Eggles-
ton, of Brooklyn, who went abroad some months
ago for his heaiCh; does not indicate that he 70
recovering, as it was hoped he might recover
under the influence OF change, uavei, ana resE
from severe labor. W.
In laying the corner stone Of the new catbe-
dra at Truro the Prince Of Wales used the
historic mallet with which Charles Ii. laid the
foundation stone of st. Pauls. 6
The total unsecured debts of Mgr. Capel are :
given officially "a $36.475, and those which are
fully secured as $92,75O, with the assets
nothing.