The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-02-09
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!. : NUMBER 49, er
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

Eid* SCHOOL AND CHURCH ass
/ Rhode, Island has a larger school
income than any other State except Mas
sachusetts ia0ei 9aigbBi fHd .fl90a7s,l
Three Congressional churches have
been dedicated in Denver, COL. within
six months; tallfree from deb9sH y9tlf
| tbs corner stonerofi Tie NEW. State
and Normal, School at Los Angeles.
Cali, was recently laid with impressive
ceremonies. .lisl 3di ns0Tl 10 6aotgsi
Senator, Sherman offers TO. donate
ten acres Of land. in Mansfield, o., or
forty acres IN the siibt1fBsy TO: Wiuen-.
berg College. provided it viii settle
Pittsburgh has Increased Che salaries
| OF those teachers receiving under 7S5esa,
month " per, cent. Those who have
been receiving $50 and over ale u Have
an increase ofs10 per cent. efs no tng ~
'i,gGThe pastorate of Calvary Church..
New York, with its Income OF $12,000
year. has been dsclined byi Rev; Canon,
Carmichael, Of Hamilton, Canada. to
whom it was offered recently. ~ Si'$ p
The Gustav AdsIf Verein, IA so6fetys
in Germany which assists in the building
of Protestant churches in Catholic cbtiri-
tries, last year received (els0, ,600s ana
gsonages. Asd 0asa'-A1 =
ra-The Indian PresbytteAr-y,s sss itsfscsnt
,meetingin Lennox, ,iathe Giioctaw Nation.
licensed one of the, elders in the church
at, that place to preach. He il said aos
have studied two years. andGtc be apane
Df promise. A'''''
March / to december q,
missionaries Of nthel Ameriean Suhday,s
school Unien, in the North Western De-
ipartment established 492 new Si1hd dayzEz
schools having a. membership of 2O76g
teachers and and II ,26S scholars, .a,.,,, ~
.'aaP Professor Phelps thus raps the cry .
ing clergyman: fears are Sometimes =
nothing butJa nervous luxury. Ina.pub- ;
lie speaker tears are an infirmitv ii h
got nd OF, never gift To Be- vaihso v'sl
His aaEioe,to wepilg Selergymen is ek7,.
cellent; i Use ,tonics; study mathemat-
les; take the fresh air; take the saadleaf
Great Interest is feltiniC Chicago In
the establishment Of free Kindergartens
forthe children Of the poorer classes. Five
or six Of these are already nopera3iens Iii
quarters where there ris most need of
them. Mrs, E. W. Biatchford IS the
leader III this work. She has sustained I
one pe Hhesei schoels at her own expense
for several years past. - ~0tAs =
The y members d5fa the protestahtii4
Episcopal Church in the United States
during the past year gave $7.311, 784
for its support, an increase Of $29S, egg
over their giftsof last YEA. Ithas sixty !,
five Bishops S,401 clergymen, and
3,0B parishes, and sS44, $50 cdmmunfzi'
cantss anfayerage9 Of one clergyman to, !
each 1O2 ,communicants. The. 6aptisms
during the year have shown asdecreased Il
OF 3, oo0- geq aisff ssass nssfs n,,s,,i
President Porter. of Yale, takes oc-
easion to declare that iii the instruction
department Of the college snoreligious {
tests are applied. It Is not even de-
manded that instructors shall formally
express q faithlin God Aor shah susesanyf
religious influences. ..But we do re-
quire,' he says, "that no Influences or ~
instructions in any unehristian direction. :
shall be allowed, whether, directly or in
directly, and we expect that the pdtit5lic.
will hold us severely tosthisbas. orr,
yfa9 sat aAU gss8s 1ps hes. x..s