The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-11
SUNBEIMS,

Pastor Newman OF the Madison Avenue
Church has had his salary raised to $4,000
The will Of the Rev. d. IEglinton Barr
provides IS 600 to students for the Episcopal ministry in
Missouri but makes ption in those who arc
addicted to ritualsm.
The Anti Gossip Society is the name OF n
organization set foot the Sunday school
and others Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Attle
bore, Mass From the name 10 would that the en-
ercise of the "unruy member" has made M schief In
that vicinity.
The reports to the effect that the REV.
George c. Min of Chicago intended to take to the stage
and play Hamlet appear to have been without founda-
ton II s said that they started by way joke
The latest intelligence concerning this 10 that
he has gone to Fargo, Dakota in the lumber business
The grace Of resignation has been singu-
larry shown in the of the Rev. John De Witt D.
Of Philadelphia He has been pastor OF the Tenth Pres
bytcran Church Of that city at 50 600 year and now
resigns his charge In order to accept professorshp IN
Lane Seminary, Cincinnati, at 200 year such rg.
nations rare.
Brother Pentecost of the Tompkins Ave-
nue. Congregational Church. Brooklyn, seeks needed
rest in European travel but will in company with the
stebbins singers do much evangelical work while
abroad Although of extraordinary strength Of constI
tuition, his health has to extent given way con
sequence of the amount OF labor he has engaged In
The Baptist Weekly says that there was
enough doggerel In the Baptist Hymn and Tune Boob
But hnds In the specimen pages Of the New Baptst
Hymnsl" abundant proof that the supply hymnolos.
ical rubbish still holds out II quotes enough these to
show that the twenty Baptist PASTOR" who been
work with gum bottle trying TO me nd tho
hymnoogy of the Baptist Church have not given thor
ough satsfasnon in the selections they have made.
AT Plainville, Conn, Sunday, the 18th OF
May, was bark from-the tOmbs day the min.
isers and churches The cemetery Of that place having
been allowed to fall into condition OF wretched shah
bness the ministers agreed that they would with
ne he dtlty
good order. They did TO- md with such wholesome
effect that town meeting called anu the people do
tormined to pair the cemetery and purchase additional
ground for its extension.
BY the acceDtancn of tho ca1l which tho
Centre Church of New Haven has p,y,n
to the Rev Newman smvth u n tho d,r,,.,,,, ~ An
dover Theological Seminary in reference 10 n, e,nn,
man receives its quietus But there is no telling Row
much trouble Andover may have in filling the three Uro
fessorsips which are vacant 1t seem. e ,ricup
state Of affairs that the gentleman whom tin, Ruao II
Visitors pronounced not sufficiently orthodox io Al.
dover is judged quite orthodox enough to MI "a. rvI,
formerly occupied by the venerable Dr. Lconal Bacon
The venerable DIR JNmon Coleman uaa
for MANY years professor NJ Ri;,., rrs,ro,, ,,I.
fNette College Easto, Pa uo ,,,. ,ha'r,,,, ,s,.,
in This country q, active sor,i,o h.,,,,, -, -.
NJ M Almost nm IN tho ,,,,o -, Lilo doa,, - ,'.
ago he continued TO dscbarue his recnor ,u, ~ N.
college An in,erostinc ,ont,,ro ~ ,s -. .,,.
ment exercises at Lafay.,,e ia In he IN. r,,, .tn
! memorial Jscours. hy ,h pa, ,i,.I n 1.,
Detroit op Tho Ii,e arI wor, a, nv ,,i,,.,. NJ,
kellogg was for long time pastor OF to- pr,n,ro
Church at Easton and enjoyed the advanag u oloss
intimacy with the venerable Professor
In the Protestant Episcopal Di,,nsf a
Illinois a vigorous effort bns haer mai. q, o,,, ,o,,
TO vote at elpc tions fnr warl.no am, ,s,r, L,o,
McLaren md others stontlv moint.i,oi tIt ,,s,,
the desire OF the advocates n, terata snca email
To violate the command OF s, PAM tho r,r.ion.,,
gardn, the proper relation Of man md Won, ths