, 1881-01-02

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CATIONS would lpso their church property.
The Protestant Episcopal Almanac and
Dlrccto,7t for the year 1851 has been received.
It is published by T. WHITAKER, and3 Bible
House, New York. This almanac is iii its
twenty-seventh year. It is a standard publi-
large amount ii useful denomil,ational III
formation; and the present number exhibits
several improvements over its Immediate
predecessor. -.
The Congregational Church Of Raleigh, N.
c., raised $3.50 to, send. their pastor. the
Rev. George $. Smith, aS delegate of the
collection taken at the installation Of pastor
3, A. lines, at Memphis, paid his way. Pas
tor J. ID. Smiths church and the College
Church OF :Ealiat1ega paid his expenses.
These colorel people believe i'll paying eccle-
siastical mileage. +
The mission at Frere Town, East Central
Africa has proved all inviting rendezvous
for runaway Slaves. The missionaries have
no power to keep them, but have opportunity
to expostulate with theit owners for any
cruelties they may lnt!lct upon them. The.
intimidated and angry, and would make an
end Of the missionaries il they had the power.
The settlement has already been threatened
with destruction. 1t is hoped, however, that
the impending calamity m;ty pc oVerruled, to
the overthrow Of slavery on the coast.
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of BROOKLYN; now Of Toronto, is breaking
out again all over with hiscnrious prophesy-
ings. 1t is by the sign of The Great Pyra-
mid :" that he conquers the erealnl Of futurity.
The Pyramid is the key to the Interpretation
world, tie says, is going to be plunged into
an awful war that will last tfty-three years.
IIo can forrtelI, lie SAYS, all great events ssin
a measure" And yet willie no luliacy was
l,e is indeed. we are told, q really amiuble
gentleman with very considerable abilitk
Sunday morning he breaches: the Gospel; HI
the evening he talks nonsense. How great
need there is OF a clearer apprehension of
the natural. simple, rationa}, self-consistent
principles for the Interpretation Of Scripture
Prophecy! !-Aduqnce.
Tho annual +asti,.a} af Trinity Sunday
schon1 was held in the church, on the corner
Of Michigan avenue and Twenty-sixt street,
last Tuesday evening, and was the occasion
If much happiness to about 500 children, who
can,e in snite Of the stinging, cold, At 7:D
osc|nck they narched into tie church from
the.cl,apel with banners and singing their
professional hymn. The church was crowd
ed with the congregation and friends Of
| with ornaments of all kinds, filled tile
| centre Of the chancel, and the space on either
| side was piled up with presents of every
y variety, - both % useful and ornamental. Dr.
! iTnliand. tie Rector. conducted the exercises
ah;drsn aI'n sue sans s4Et Hair Cristas vmrs with
f;ne snfrit aui effect, Twenty-tlrce children,
who had given up their presents for the rest,
received beautiful badges as a mark Of dis
the children who had shown proficiency in
the chnrri catechism the first prizes being
| eivan. m to Eddie Rnynlopd, Mamie Thain, and
Theodosia Holland. Afaster Barnard Smith
masI1 1 witt Willie It'll tie presents: res :,yers, being dis
tribnted a calcium Tight in, the gallery
| fiehted mn the church With: various colored
,|igits. Dr. Holland and his wife received
many tokens of esteem andlove from 1neni-
teachers and the popular sexton, Mr. Mowry,
] we're nat foreottan.
sIuvI. ur1, PRIEST.
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t A sn;t that excites much interest among
ne MemnerS u n atraaf ,,.ii he caIa fnr
Cnurcn IL Dne stl9Ss, G,,t ~, T. a., n e
tllai y! W. no,,,;s a,;net @ the Rav
DIongnt py Mat kiaNa1on tha nnstnr II The
clurch' Ile plalltmla - sd1s az Lt ts.n+ "a
Maion owes neI s~1'si Etote.ty 'anasaJ Il.."
1oiieeu " iaet ~ fantant r. 5aan In. lar
MG gHo Sor ~ }otm IL 11 nSd lid intsstate Willie
the money was still in Father McMahons
| hands: 1yon,, +,a r1o;r+;ff,c ,ovror sars
Julius a. hely tie p,attE1i n Fis 1"M Ssnn;l1sn
tnaI aalEatet bei'IS D., @11a Faria.r VIC nwned
"eA~ ~ etes t, - - o.: nm 1,i,,, t4,,oa cic
propefty w9rth ABOUT So ,,d da CO... iii;tar
tefs were advaceu u lee Ia i,i,.t ~ aa W
ate, neither OF M 6hein beng Ga apie 70 Tea, ,ea ta ba
WEte In E,.H Mlsc a4,ey Faley AfaHfann sTcH @ nno @
bulk or her fortune 70 falaer .,ii icin ~ .,,,, w
der the stipulation tnat silH salouiu oJ a9at 9hp
ported While she Ivetl: - ~ !? clinu 4ie a,a; nI
she subsequently regretted tnls - aes,on, @ ano
endeayored to get her money @ oaeh' nut WILL n,,h
out success Un aug 100, se ule;. Sa'. "
denly and WITHOUT WispositloH I1e1
the property helu py fatneI Mc.aanolt. ~
were her only living TelatlYes' anu !et.eis "
administration were granted 6y surrogate
| Calvin to Margaret Bennls, VINO. WIN 1el
sister. Ellen AlcQullil1, went 70 tatler Az
| 3Iahon and asked for Alrs. falley:S properly.
| Father N1cMahon, it Is asserted, d1a nog ueny
| that he had received the money, put atiegea
that he had paid sGoo for lnsr @ sisters luIlel-
al expenses, and expected ?s9, as colnpenSa 81
ton for his trouble and anNlety oI mnu III ete
matter. The sisters tllouell1 tnese atnounIs ~.
| exorbitant, and cndcavored 70 hnuce tls
make any q a92temem1 Gna ae gg tne % % Whieh he
faction for their claim.
Nj. Kelly says that Father McMallon t9la 4na
ine ~ ~ ne coa h,,t nus 'oriJ fo 50 in six months
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