The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-26
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Society for the Conversion OF the Jews 1t remarks,
title money will be devoted to helping some impecun,
hypOcrte to live In dleness while angling for soma
needy unprincplcd Jew willing to simulate CONVEX
| sion in order to live without labor"
| There has been n split i'm that divison ~
| ,hc sol,,,o, Army which Ina h,, ,r,,u, d, ,a,,
ZEALAND Tho now orvani,a,ior ia L ,,,v, ma ,, ,,n,
iah Army Its G.n,ral ia nn,no ,,.p,, and ia ,na,h.
nre ,bou, M will md sensational ma hosc ~ ,ho ,,
saIva,iopiss Tn. unII.luiab Armx no. "a. h..,an..
tiers in Baymena and carries on Its operations in sgh,
or ten towns II issue. weakly n.p.r which ,..,ra a.,
| have large c,rcnlo,ior "
| A century 400 n was custoun,rv for man
To cit nj the nav, dora In chnro, arr,.d ,,,b ~ a.,
order to keen ont in,rudi,u midland Tho s,,sn, -
which this old cus,on hos on on, -, ,.sh,on 4. a.
c,,ed bv IN. f.r, thu, 10, u,. I,,,., hny. h.,. 49,,
received nv bantis,n into en-. pro.hv,a,.n Chr,oh =,
Carlisle Pa Th.v are from can't pr.t,s so,ooI
for indians n, ,h., rioca rhir, ao tn,,ans m suh..
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. ""7 Pi'"o"hV va! III WHICH
newly seteu MetoniSt minister disarmed the criticism
OF 'e people IN the congregation TO which he had been
sn' instead Oh tetuhg angry about H. or complaining
mat they had hnrt his feelings he remarked from the
| pulpit; II hear that you say am not much OF =
| preacher; wen, KNOW NJ ana know thatn could
10 such l, NJ inoramusss M Won Tho chu,oh ,o,s.
were s,ruct win now NJ the atn.ss n, bings a.
regulated Inv the macbnsrv of Mstbossm for
aIapting u.ans IN and.
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Inc new MI. Use Is pastor OF Cnrlstlan
church at lmbari, In japan His mother was 30 much
opposed TO the Christian religion that she recently
houneed her Intention OF committing suicide In case Mr.
Use uid not within three days from that time renouncs
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better OF this and concluded to look for herself into the
merits OF the christian religion The consequence was
that she herself became Christian and Joined her sons
church There are four members Of the lse family and
they are all Christians This is rare thing in Japan
IN nearly all tue Families where one or two members are
10 Christianity the rest adhere to their old 70
"s'o,, anu worry 'he 'hrs'iah converts
- iHc IepoII IuaI lne leN. d. NcCoSn III
tended 10 resign the Presidency Of Princeton College
hau It's origin III little aesthetic prank OF some OF the
boys certain students VINO were to speak In the chapel
dressed themselves in imitation of oscar Wilde The
PRESIDENT frowned severely on this departure from
binary custom and not only severely reprmanded the
quantity attired students but commanded them to post
pone the exercises to another day To this they made
OBJECTION whereupon lie proceeded to give them lee
lure wherein he expressed his views as freely cir
cumstahces would permit The cheers and other mani
esaton OF the students drowned the voice OF the ven
cradle educator, who naturally became indignant Tbs
report hat ne was angry enough to resign was soon
magnited into the statement that he would sever HE
connection with the college
Ono NJ the most Astounding tbipoa In tba
RELIGIOUS or, ia ,ro,yh ~ IN. N,b
,,is, prisoora, r,,,,h .in,. ,h ,o,i,, =, a., -,
v.,r Tho u,,,oJi,, bos Ioe, to.rng cors,I acconn,
n, rho conve-sions ranor,od h al, ,h hn,h. ,,h,oh
co,s.,, ia u.,d ,bir ronor,s r,,s o. 90. -, Oh.
churches have rcpored th. 80 $50 have been
converted since the LIST OF January This is the more
wonderful in view OF the fact that there are 1853
Methodist churches and that the tot number of addi
| tinna IN fham Inrip D anD 4
and 20 ON for the rest of this year An
they have begun, the increase will be the pho
nomenal record The Presbyterian Church with its
55.s churches gained last year rs s4 new members or
only about i've .eighths MS many as 294 n sthodis
churches have gained since New Years.
| The condition of the Onondapa Indiana
who mr., settled near svracus. ia an shasaa s n, ca
for nm tha MT nf ,bos. ,,bo d.sir. On a.. a.
c.ncy md Christianity take noss.ssion n, thu ,yho,.
state NJ New. YORK Th.r. ara ohon, an ., ,h... b..
nvh.cl Indians living nm r.s.ry,,io, nj, a o,n .o...
The community ia practicable n.yan and ia gyap ov.r n,
the most revealing II ia moro ~ hot n,
civilization than III. Oneida establishment was VIVA, a,
its worst B!shop Huntington OF the Epscopal Church
who had hand I'm re the oneid.n. ba. An,
terested himself in behalf of the depray.d onondaes.
and hopes to induce the Legislature OF this State to tax,
action which will result in reform The land In held by
the tribe and controlled by Ring of lazy and dirty liz
dians who manage 1t TO from it what they
and to leave the rest OF the tribe in besotcd and
erty stricken degradation The Bishop thinks the land
can lie divided among the Indians composing the tribe
Iheh lie would have these Indians educated so as to n
them out of their idle ways and make them till the sol
10 the best advantage. To work the complete reform
which is desired will take long while for the present
generation OF Onondagas is degraded that the hope
only in elevatins the children
| in the Reformed Church an obligation
rests on all the pastors TO breach stately on IN. Tan
Commandments and the doctrines OF the Heidelberg
Catechism While almost every clergyman has reason
ably interesting cours. of sermons on IN. Command