The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-04
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tional SioOODO above customary receip,s -" "'uE
III Is comment ON so-callcd Liberal.
ISM that In the town OF Liberal on the bordc,s =, NJ
souri, lois are Id to only such persons as rcnouncc M
doctrines OF Christianity This does not seem o nroyL
Tor the exercise Of the very largest lilcrtv ~ ,,
line National Baptist says that the man
VINO complains of paying ten dollars for his church nav,
me 10 the circus last week, taking his wife and Nv.
anu paying dollar apiece for reserved seats.
,. s''.H W ,"Nc cheaper pew next year aud TO adj
'ooa.v arcduction in the salary OF the pastor
When seeking committee" ,vas cont
from the Euclid Avenue Presbyterian r,,,rh c,
ANU, 70 search out proper for pastor the Rev No
~" ''He OK Kingston had no idea that they visited Nj.
.urc" ana quietly sat down to sample the trcaebnr
lie was therefore greatly taken by surprise vbcn 30
official call from The church reached him 'n
to tccome pastor Mt salary ofs5uu "'''
"A california Baptist brother presented
for the use OF the presiding officer the recent Ba,,,
anniversaries IN TINS city magnificent eavrl made %
oak from Florida holly from Mississpli grant. tsv,
| Name mahogany from Nevada, cedar iron, Alo.la
| laurel, maple. and redwood from California I, ,,
orhamcncd with silver from California and Nevada I,
was accepted us timely aud tasteful symbol of s,,
| brotherhood and national unity.
king John, the monarch who ruloo
Abyssinia with rod Of iron, il severely OPPOSED o
missionaries. lie has banishcd party Of them who ~
Gently arrived at Ma4snwah These missionaries Inn,
distributed some Bibles to the natives but under the i'm
uence OF the native priests King John caused search n
he made for these In the houses and nuts In cosa,
where copies OF the Bible were found the wers
| chained and otherwise treated with great cruelty
On Wednesday the General Synod of tho
| Reformed Church will meet in the First Retor,,,
Church of Schenectady. The President Of ,e rro,,
synod the Rev DR. Hartley will preach tile opening SER
mon There are no matters OF stirring importancc IA
come before the synod nor is there likely to he any,
thing to disturb the unrufled calmness NJ tho ,oa
which prevails among the brethren Of this eminentv
| conservative and prosperous denomination
rho Ir.,., n,,
mo.ns nu,,,S nr ~ .oiiiiie are py no
was supno..d n, Ia. ,aa,,a,.,, ' tuvst'o"' "Hch
semblv In Mnnnou,, m 80. a, .'v'' o'era As
prcsonted ,roins, ,ra ,...,' ,'' I'o'es' WI"
nm mi. ou.v,,o, 7, . 80, -, ''''"''' report
bers Those brs,,,ro, ,ro c.m,, ~. ~ AZ, '' mem,
orc n, tho ola tinn 49,. ,..t.' "e ways ana
TO time seeded when .ny,,,,n 49,, 'oI ''ine
nrciud,cs. onI ,,os,... 'e ~ s'"'' W 'ieA1
A ,,io,, ~, 1,, ,,,,
pOC Va i''i' i''i bioaiWuy anu Nanal
-, 80 $3.50 o,''' u" si,' W one ot Tue Lutheran
,,,, s, |''', w. o'iS feiu'femeh' pelh! that 10
"ouu DC iohceu anu oerwise Kept In good condition
t ""s eoiaeeu Elk neres 'he giit was declined,
oecauee 'e Lu'herahs thought the fence would cost
'ore thah he property was worth Had this offer been
hau III recent years IL would have been instantly
eep'eu' me trouble was That 1t was In 1886 Had the
church accepted the gift the result would have been an
Trinity or the Collcrinto mitch '' e'e"' "e"'H ~
M
line Dunhards nave different way Of
hodhs ther great ecclesiastical gatherings from that
pursued by any OF the other denominations They goin
mass anu crowd IN immense numbers. During the past
week they have been holding their National Conference
az Arnold near wabash Ind About 10000 Of them have
oeeh present They are very plain both IN their dress
~ 'eii '"Sn"ers' pu' are cohspicuousy thrifty and
' " 'e'" "ie Po'Sesseu Oh great wealth They DO
' '.'' :" e"s'9 cto'ihhg or JeweIry' but despise
everything IN tie way OF personal adornmcn and lux.
! ins "r'' however very FOND OF good eating They
sete al 'icir dspues III friendly manner and
~ 'oIa" against each other'
line case OF donaldson, the dancing Pres.
byterian, which expected be finally al Indicated
by the General Assembly has failed OF settlement and
IL sent back for trial the church in which II orig
mated. 1t such delicate and difficult matter for
the Assembly to handle that there seemed to he grea.
aversion to having anything to do with it, The ground
on which sent down for reria is that the church
"''u 'f' Do"aiuso" on n charge which was not made
OUT WIN su'hc'eht deilhieness SO the much'vexed
ease mas 10 oe gone over Asaih from the beginning IL
w " .e session OF me church VIII refuse to try
a,,,. .,'-."' ~ NC 80 " ieaNes Mr' pohaid'
III. -, -, ''' III n,I"'se "u'u!e' Tor
ri,ia Z" oun" nm sui.y OF an ohence against true
-, ~, ~ e'.n' anu fresoy'er ana SYNOD sns-
ous nia". 80 A,e ways oy whieh inns Gu.
,h ,as,, =, , '""y oe p'''onsea LOT years ana
-, ifr ., ' q" W '''e iis"' Ut wrong OF uahcing
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Russian engineers and architects blum.
dored when they placed a twenty hve million dollar
cathedral on u ma sl This cathedral is that of 81
Isaac in St. Petersburg Much OF the soil of 81 pet.-s
burg is soft and marsly even more so than that OF
Chicago, OF the locality in this city known as "Ths
swamp" About 900 was spent in driving niles IN
obtain solid foundation hut even with mis- tho
firm enough for so massive building The CA.
thedra finished little more than twenty wears AGO
from time to time cracks have appeared in the walls.
sno"'"s a' inc structure is setthS into the ground
i"'o ''"eN' nave recently increased both IN number
An SIZE mere arc assures as great as three inches in
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