The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-05
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Nearly one hundred OF the lhit,.t
churches throughout Indiana orc holding re- ,o .,l-
| vices and gathering in great numbers Of convert,
The Rnv. william NJ. Taylor. y T.. &c
! the Broatwoy Tabernacle receives stGuU saor, uf
| The 1890 members of hs church many nrc vcaiii.,
| Tho Presbyterian says that IL Ia no
objection 10 modified liturgy for the rr,,t, t,'mn
church, hut that the fact is patent that there ne
power in modified turgics than IN modified wb,st,,
"Spiritual Poverty in Society may 10
much to he dcplorcd; but there is not half r, ..
cntation made 1t IA there II about the p, aiiy
poverty which binders persons from appearing ,,I,iy
| In az good clothes M they would Ike to cxhhit
| Ben Hogan of Chicago was lrid aud
bad prize fighter lilo went To hear Mr. Sawirr pt,n.
| Ing and converted. lie hos opened am.,,.n
in Chicago very much like that OF Jerry M,Aul,t iuius
city and is said to be doing good to thronrs that It.
| Major Cole has been gathering converts
at Talmages Tabernacle all the week The revival ,ct.
ipgs which he conducts are to be continued daring tie
present week The Major ia somewhat uud,r OF.
binary stature, with good voice and pleasing address,
lie tells many anecdotes, and seems 10 magnetic
| effect on his audience
Tho Rev. Joseph Cook is now travelling
| in India, and has been ccturing before the Eup,4.
speaking people in Bombay. Ills lectures In TINT city
in defence Of the Christian religion az ainst Tia, OH
jections which the Iindoos commonly urge At.
Some Of tho better class Of educated IIinoor ;,
ent, and gave respectful hearing to his argument,
| A discontinued member of the Crock
| church i'll Strnmnitza Turkey, became
fore doing he roundly cursed the hat and beard
Bishop under whose ecclesiastical Jurisdiction
lived For this scandalous sin he Is TO undergo trial In
this country the Bishops hat and beard would be- f
recover az best they could from the effects OF the
| To-day the Rev. John II. Paxton form"r-
~ OF Washington, d. c., enters his duties pH.oru
tho Wos Presbyterian Church in Forty sccoud street
The building is stately in its architecture and o ample
size 10 accommodate large congregations. Mr Paxton
has been regarded of the attractive ruirt
| NJ Wngl hat In all
| the pews to Overlooking
The Rev James b. Dunn, ID. d.. has left
Bethany Church, Philadelphia and to Florida for
his health. Heis one ~ the prominent temper
amce workers, and liz widely known able orator
and popular writer Several years ago h. left has
church in BostOn hoping that the climate OF Phlaue
phia would be better for him. Now he finds Florida
only climate where lie live comfort WITH Lote
of restoration
Tho Salvation Army is in town again and
win hold meetings at it's Salvation Fort" ~ Water
street Lieutenant Mary is announced singing
pilgrim" The of this title is exceptional in counec-
ton with the work of the Salvation Army. Tl warmers
who compose the fighting force have shown a marked
preference for military titles, and for
like the clash OF arms and smell Of gunpowdcr rather
than for such peaceful ones pilgrim"
A Presbyterian Mt Blyth Ontario. called
on his pastor and handed him 500 Alienation for
missionary work. The pastor knowing that the man
was not wealthy, expressed astonishment and asked
him how he happened to have much TO give away.
The man explained that it WINS tobacco money which TO
had saved Formerly he used the weed iuordInat.l,.
lie had reformed and the money of the nr.t
substantial proofs that his reform in
The Fourteenth Ward of this city has n
population OF 3O,I72 1t has Roman catholic
church and Lutheran church, but it has no
English Speaking Protestant church II such IF
affairs reported concerning any Of the islands Of
the South Pacific Ocean, there would he propose.
ton to send some missionaries there Formerly there
number of churches IN this district; hut when
the stylish people went town the churches went also.
The First Reformed Church at New
Brunswick, n j., is seventy years old, and
and substantial building, 1t has been renovated and
beantihed at expense OF about 50 900 The quaint old
pulpit has given way to n modern platform Carpets,
cushions, ircscoes and mosaic tiles have heen literally
and tastefuy bestowed. The congregation il strong
and wealthy, being composed OF some of the most solid
old families of New brunswick The Rev DR. Easton
| the pastor,
Twenty-Five Indians were in Doalwood
attending the trial OF Crow Dog the murder of
Spotted Tail Ashley staye Sunday special snrvCes
held for them at St Johns Mission These
were according to the full regulation of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. In the morning they in Eng
fish, the address OF the Rev DR. Pencil being
rendered in the Dakota language by interpreter In
the afternoon the Indians afforded better chance
OF understanding what going the services being
given in their tongue. The Indians sand have
! conducted Themselves with great devoutncss
The Baptist church at Ringocs, Nj. will
he vacant after tins month and will a pastor Tins
fact should stimulate the ambition Of the ministers Of
the Baptist persuasion who seek an excellent field Of
labor Ringoes is in fertile and beautiful section
Of country and is unsurpassed for healthulness The
Baptists OF Ringoes said to be wei-or.anized
and devoted Christians. In the immediate vicinity
many thousands OF persons who have never yet been
converted To labor these people and bring them
TO the Ringoes church is work which any minister
might be- glad TO engage In It's evident that this e hs
Kind of place candidates will naturally flock
II may he ri interest in this connection TO whisper IN