The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-08-13
sUNBEAMs.

-. ... w" Nv p'obiess "hen completed, IL
0""'1a WI na's '"ohty'wo more pews than before
| III may DO source OF comfort TO thoaa
,,nS 70 m'son 20 .hs oospe, N the New Enc
IN, Raj. q, ,ns ~. -. nl''o KNOW that
th., ,h,, -. =. ii =. - , 'osr inohee and
Tho ,hnr,h 4. al "a a. a. 49,. ~'''e"on'' maze In
| e. Al. - - g.
| s'io ''iuo oSo .ho iacI was made PROM
A' we peope OF TINS country spend for hid glove
ven umes ~ much a. 10 given for the conversion Of th>
eaneh No"Hoomes 20 light that the bees Of America
more money than the total sum OF contributions U
,V1eNsh mshona These industrious insects turn out
enoney crop "hioh yields over 100000 The amount
~, o' io.e,sh mise'ons 10 about S2.eOo,ooo year.
-lhe salvation Army has begun Opern-
lions In Toronto Major Moore 10 there with astssA
ment Of twenty soldiers and Lieutenant They ,ns IN
o.". .u:' ~ ,nsy nave done In other cities, but
| 81. p.sa., 80, SS. ~ ~ % IN D nosy ways
| n.on,. .,. ...'.,.s, Wv. wv o'nA inc Toronto
| Iii M, n. n. A. a. .a;.-... 80. $50 'o'u' ene
..,. IN. :. o,o ~ suo" prooe'oinGs 40 the sal
| r. eusou :" o',e"nere
-Aorohoo heepe ouhuay IN more rigidly
IMAM any ohcr city or hs size on this continent
ihe 90 not run the boofbiack boys not
duty and all the telegraph Offices closed except Il,
central one where one remains all day to attend 4,
Important messages The cab stands deserted ena
anybody who wants vehicle and team must 10 70 n
livery stable The drug stores open certain horrr
and that only for the sale of medicines The LIQUOR shops
close at seven on Saturday evening and remain closed
until Ave on Monday morning. II 10 said by those VII.
!" NOV mat ohy inc front doors are closed, and
49,, ~ a., y .e ~ Auni'0" W 'ne peoh ooor soe
~ 90 INV N''o' 'h'y want
Inc term Tor which the Rev. Mr.. Green,
the British ruast be hold prison 10 nearly con
cluded and Il 10 probable that the reverend aont,
man Will soon DO discharged. It Ia understood that h
will then be legally deprived of his church The pAHs
step in the history of the church looked for with COT.
siderable interest, for the patron who has the se,>e
ton Of the rector for the parish Understood to be In
sympathy with Mr. Green, and will naturally appoint n
man like him. one be found. Although there NAV
DO many who hold Mr. ultra views on ritua
Ism, there are few who obstinate rs no. or whs
would 30 repeat his offences to DO Jail for Il
aud stay there as Mr.. Green has The history Of Mr.
Green's sclfmposed martyrdom 10 curious 40 II 10
long ana complicated
In providence, II. l., there has been o
lively discussion among tho Methodist ministers a. 70
ordainins to the ministry Most OF tho brethssa
were In favor OF licensing them preach but op
posed to ordainng them To put them par with
men. One minister made the objection that woman
could not with degree Of convenience. administer
baptism by immersion. This was looked on asa very
farfetched argument as Mcthodsts do not. except In
instances. baptze by immersion. But Baptist
brother who happened to be present took In vsry
different way He said he In It indication that
| the day was coming when Methodsts would abandon
the unscriptura method of baptism aprinkln9 and
adopt tho only true way directed by Jesus Christ
namely immersion This brother did not however pre-
vail on the hethodists to agree with him
"A curioua eor-t ~ obnroh xvoo oopoa TINA
.,o ,o,m.d =, p,,d..nor, Co.. -. a. - =, a..
Methodist Congregational 1t had some Of the features
to both denominations but 1t was independent
Of all other churches Selecting the Rev. Nh Dumbss
for Its pastor. this church for while worried uneasv
along Its proness way. not gaining from the outside
world any converts TO speak Of and having lie
treasury at any time sum large enough to be worth
| stealing. 1t has to grief 1t owes Pastor
Dumble $27o salary account and Ia unable to pay
Brother Dumble has attached the house OF worship In
order to mako himself He offers it for saia
thus presenting choice opportunity 10 any demon
ination wishing to supply itself with church building
Bridgeport wen supplied with prosperous churches
leading persuasions inventors OF new sects
have but slender chance Of success there
| II 10 n Favorable avmntop, In raoard "a
,,a ,uo.,,o, a, ,,,.,.,.r,., s,nnv an, a.,.ns ~.
v.sn., hi. .h,r.h ,,h,h ,v.n,. ,n,n,.,.x h.. d, "a
yer,.o ,or on. Thi, 4. thu c,,s With a. p.ns pn,.n
pal Church, Creston Iowa From the advertisement n
would that the church 10 situated In very Para
disc with admirable surroundings and held Of labor
sufci Mt to keep rector happy and busy The adveF
tisemont omts to mention how much salary 1t is pro-
posed TO pay the coming man Whether this Is to avoid
the host of applicants who would be actuated by greed
itit is large, to avoid the humiliation which would
| follow naming II II It is worry small, Is enigma
which candidates be glad to solve for themselves
Tho same parcrin which appears the advertisement Of
the need OF the Iowa church contains an
for assistant priest for city church, also for ave
clergymcn who willing to 10 hard work In the do
| cese of Pittsburgh. with these. with the first
toned, not a word is said about salary.
| Miohjvon bas nrodu,.ad n 1ra,t ya riots
a, nav so,t. mos, ~ which ,ro dstirp,she, he mi,
| oddny and rho pomnositv with which thoy oivan,.
tho,, claims ., h. no,si.rca tbe onrv n.op,e whn..
| view. az truth and righteousness are correct TN.
a,.,. nove,,v in .cct,rian,n hear. tho vory
ssct name Of The Chosen Tho members Of this sset
he.ye thsmseve. IN he tho verv elect Of God Thev bo
bsve 10 certain extent in the community of goods hut
a, the limit Of ownership at 600 member owning