The sun., 1883-08-05
sUNBEAMs.

The Episcopalians OF Glen Cove, Long
Island have long needed new building In the place o.
that which ST. Pauls Church has used Tor many yche
They have now decided to build al once fhe new oue
ing will cost about S2ooO
The Baptist Weekly gives the vacans
churches wholesome bit Of advice when IL says: "ItA
church wants to secure new pastor IL can scarcely
take a surer course TO drive OF desirable than bS
maligning the pastor who has left them"
Tho Ne,C York Observer says that there
ia no ground for supposing that the First
Church and tho University pnoe Church OF this city
are fusion Both are well OF Al TO money
matters and both are looking for neceptabe pnstors
Tho Cb,,,.cbmo, 1visboo TINT tho ontIrs
vo,,hfni nonul.t,on of Tho ,en.mont houss d,tr,cs
con,d be into ,bs copn,rv And n, east uoodiv
nroportion of IL induced TO stay there He Regards
Tho snent In giving tb.s. vouno n.on. frssh Al,
and sunlight ss ono NJ tho no,cst Of The
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,h., .,s",. u, .o.,nn, .,n"s. .n, ""s.
rim, man and no discus, viii, ,no,on, ,na non,o,.r.
msss,ro. ara .,nr.s..J IN, continual ,ona.mr.,ion ana
critlcsn"
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-, ,..rN W., ". "a n'omoieuop na iu.oeii nus uoeu
,o""u, M ua'ou reo, ~ seo he pequeahs eVery'hhs.o
m u'eessor " 'he Areno'shoprc. ftooaoiy ,ne credit'
n,. .....s. -. M .,. v. "ou', oe "u"s '. !" ,o' %
would oniv NV ,,s s.,,. -, ~. 80, .,,ts. ,.,
,o .hor, ,orr - n,,,. ~ ,u. '' "''N'' "'''"''
, "V esoo"s.'o ee'ioei"e''e, o""ou hn"A-
hl'e nns oeeh taxing part win the "eseyan' IN then
ope""r "ss'o" 'nec''hss a' ohetwoou, Ehg'ahu' rms
- remaiheo'e 'mhs tor r'tuahst clergyman OF Tue
~ 10, n"saha 70 ao ou. M, oe rememoerea
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M, ~ -, . A.. A.,
A""epe"ue" suRBesIs Iha1 ''e
omteo fresoyterahs VINO retuse TO be comtored CON
eerns .he decision on 'he organ question should ma
ecclesastcni nome ana happiness IN ununR win the
i"hheIs' a"o iunkers are 30 perss'ehuy set agamss
music That they Will not allow musical instruments In
their families Theoogcaly. Tunker and Presbyterian
would hnd out little In common.
Inc LonuOn ChrtStadn W0rtd, In deScriD.
ing an eminent and learned preacher says that his
sentences follow each other in one melancholy mono
tone with no variation Of cadence or Of speed no modu
iaton OF tone ana no accompanying change OF counte
nance or position" strange that such man ever
became eminent Perhaps he is very learned Orposshy
he mas rich and influential relations
In Kansas City the "boy preacher" tho
Rev Thomas Harrison has been instrumentaI in turn
ing $50 snners from tbeir ov,, ,y,ys Tho moo,,ros 4,
the course Of which he accomplished this beneaoent
work continued six weeks. 1t is claimed that among
these converts are twenty.six entire families The
boy preacher Is now carving on revival me etngs at
Jacksonville. ILL.,. with similar success
The G1fholic Re,ie,p ia Cisnosed IN mnka
snort of the e1or,. of the protost,p. N c,rvort
bah,,nts NJ Nav uuin., 70 ri,iorI.. ,hn a.. -, ,,,
London Society which In. its mi, ,,on,r,n, ot ,ror
thcre and apas f,u,t r,;,h ,h.,, o., hai,,, 49,, M,
mission which Ia Tins cr,;s.d n.s ,"nn T., nno.,,,n
for about .eyen y.,r. ,nd o,.,n =, h, s. vs.
work M we'll as circumstance would .uo,,
Tho Raformod Mt, Cn,,,, =.
-, =, "'oAA oA"iSit "' .'P"eo'
, r,, 80 "e Gu W p.'e' p' suuueh ,hunue.-
s". =, IT, ' oppeu over on tue TOOL whieh
=" WV =, e use Po'e. 'neh 'he walls teh apart
.o'''k . W ''e sro"hu u" such eoholuoh o wreck
Tha o,n,o, oaa, ss o'o oe.'ei .ns N'none wood
ans, ,,o,,.. -. =, -"
are posscsscd OF eons,d.r.,Is ,,.ons mn, ro Ill,
build In few ,no,,hs ,h.. ,,,,u ,'. . ,,,.,,,,
than the one which was wrock,a
Tho po,, n, n..,., - A., -.,,.,
,,. =. -, 60, s .oooAA''9 III 'no
rI , " ~ ~ NV. WI VI ''' '""hs'fS '"a' seheehah
-. ,."u e. y" ''o cars was 30 eAeHea over tho
80. s ~ VI 'o''e VI ,ne P'e'o'iai Per'ouicah
r, e wv . 90 ouS" "e "oaiu h&e 10 suppress 'hem
~ ,oi WI ui' ho' asree VIII" uie sehtieihah ont con-
su ~ o .i'eu"h VI .ie press 30 precious tHat Amer
, ".s.1 "o' sufrehaer because IL was perverted
.., ~ s ~ 'e suppf fe''ion Vi P'c.or,ai rep
. y, .'''n'hal ac's "ou'a DC . iestma'e
,,n..n... -. -, ~ !. w ' " u"''e III al! Pfuuou'
A " ou''
'''ii''o'onit eieiSyheh' WIZ are iohu Oh
ihe'ei"s W "urue1ers on the Railows may ma many
skseso . ns :" tue a!'er eha OF chnries hcnry Lee.
""o "as """seo st hichmohd' va. Many murderers
70 DO Out I'M. one after he experienced
lehSioh wahtea 10 oe paptzed py mmersi0n In bath
- ~. ceremony haa oeeh performed IN
-. - - ~ ,. ~ Az. 1''' '"e'e "'"'o
,h. r.,,o.. o.. a., -. ~ = -N 'o'. 80
- MI, w. ~ ea' y. ''o e"i'Nois Vi mo
.,.. .n y, ''e o'o'A'hs minister u Tue scai-
,n .,", .o"si's".'on' we are mere on
,s ' "u NV on itohc' SHOWS 'h"' mo
y, nS - .'' .o.,o - .nousn 10 = CIRCUS OF snow
~ -i' se""a''h"' hhihster VINO siohu OK
- ,. $3.50. .ik, oe pfouu ~ usnef INTO 'he hhsaotn
y. o"peu criminal win "hte gloves ana
80, ..s ''oua'uk W tie gaping ero"u an ihVl'
'"'o.r ~, " ''es' MN :" u u rAaSe'
-ihe caIhp mcetlnS season Is now at It's
height and all grades of camps are booming with
religious privileges The groves resound with eloquent
exhortaons to mpenitent sinners urging them to for
sake their evil ways aud walk in the paths of righteous
ness These are echoed by the n'nens and the hacu
JAMS OF tho righteous The oidtimc fervor of the
meeting S Almost gone. The excitement which prevail
| co when hundreds OF converts would crowd 10 tia
anxious Sca'S' Is thihs OF the last The reported
conversions are less numerous than OF old TIL" real
cS'a,e camp meeting mas done much to drive the old
fashioned camp on the track Introducing "l tho
moatri "ihc''o"s "h'ch IL Drought 10 make Religion
uehsi"' F" nus "riNeh OUT most OF the rehgion ana