The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-06
SUNBEfMs,

Bishop Peck has recently given all his bro,o,,.
Syracuse University preferring To dispose OF II Inn.
his own act during his lifetime than ~ leave ,yh
will lie recently said IN friend who visited him, ",
have an ambition to die without anything ~, 49,,
going to where shall have minute riches ~ knl H.,
will suit NE better than any Of these material ,,n,
That was pleasant sort OF prank which
an old gentleman played af-w days ago on the Tt.,,
OF the Presby terisn Home Mission Board An old -
teinhn uhoatrntaiousy stepped up TO III, Ir,ns,,,,
desk and laid there n large envelope directed In ~,
Board Of Home Missions Then he walked aw,v =.
quickly that the Treasurer had no Opportunity Ia s
him any questions On opening the en,,lol, = n,,
United States bonds rolled ont, their ,nu, lciry alan,
e',4oo Men who give In this qul,, manner ar, ,,.,
ingy rare. Tre'snrer- OF benevolent, socie. e,,rrpy
would he glad to have u. many donations Of tins Kind .
eccentric friends are pleased to benow.
Archbishop Purcell is sadly brukon dow,
both In body and mind lie lives the ur.u,p, ga,
vent al Saint Martins. ONO lie ia sun, rint ff,, r
tial paralysis which affects his tongue AMI r.pr L,
voice to whisper lie passes much ~ ht. time #, an
easy chair. dressed in long blue ca-soci aud vim,
gold cross upon his breast Al times his ~ Ind u,,i,
and he Ia In many respects M h. i!rss Il. All ~ f,, 1
various movements which have been devised s,n
view to the payment Of hi stDuO ~ hde,',fr.s..
u have fallen iifcless and there no pres, ta
tons that the creditors will ever get their money H. IL
thought by those who are most Intimate, ,,,,.,.,,
with the venerable Archbishop that N. cauir, IN.i,
The Mount Vernon Methodist Church 4,
baltimore IL the most fashionable and w,a, church
in that city. Its peopl. are just now uu p>cr.,,
over novelty introduced BY the new pastor the nv
DR. FELTON,, lie wants to Try the experiment -. n.ir, A.,
ritual much like that Of the Protestant in..c,t.l
Church The more progressive part of a., c.,nr ,,u,
bors are with hun but the old lin" NJ tlodJ.s ci
tile ritual an undesirable innovation. IN la. suinay
services the great difficulty was t" g"i thu people To .
al the proper time and to take Uart aulhy Ia The c,,
Ing and the responses. There about half uu NJ,
"a n n IN, rcyu IA.
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church IT, hnb,ua,. IN.
congregation to the use OF this service viii take Ion,
time and much practice.
A clcryymon who writc. fro,, N,,v,
and ,idr..... In. c,,n ,i,,., a, a., i,,i.n. .,., Ia
ing a pastor gives nm ,ccou,, NJ IA. oxr.,,., ,.'
hi. pe-sop and cbar,c,er Inn, o,,,,. q, r,.,
hi. d,fects n. ba. hes m nr.,cbiny Far Area, -,
is still bachelor weighing ls, pounds H. war. sd,
whiskers and has an eye for the humorous H. rank,
among mis- friends children darkes. AMI dogs Ii.st,e
is simple and direct lie writes his sermon IN bold her
oglyphcs with red AMI blue pencils tina, NOBODY hut
himself can read them. H. has perfect freedom in
speaking and usually breaches for tn y minute. dur
ing which time his hearers according to his account o,
II, stay awake As to salary. he writes TO the vacant
church. TX 1t the most you can give an pay II on tie
uay promised" III the Indiana church has given this
brother call the transaction ha. not yet been made
public clergyman OF such gifts ought long To r..
main without stated employment to be driven from
pulpit TO pulpit In quest OF q congregation"
Among prcsbyterians the Westminster,
Confession of Faith has been con,,l.r.a s.c,rd.r d,
importance only to the Ten Commandment. ,pJ n,,u
recently a PROPOSITION to revise I'll, Conf..s,p vl,
have h ad no better r.ception than ons ,r NO ro,n
struction O, the Commsndtren ts TIL. WAY In v,,,h
theological thought IL being modified /, inlirst.ab h., IN.
fact that the adherent. OF the Confession ar. now b
ginning to the idea that possly NH. v,,pa
and velcrated document may be .urc, l,. of un,ye
ment In England the change Of feeling in i. direction
40 Pres ~ ..
long discussion taken action i'll favor Of revision In
Philadelphia the Presbyterian ministers will tomorrow
at their regular Monday meeting discuss the question q
the advisabty OF revision. The Rev DR. Packvool one
OF the Oldest ministers In that city is ol.m The discus
sion. Until very recently such men a. he oni indeed
most Of the younger clergy men, would have sand that lie
question was not one proper for discussion.
A wollknowp t,mnorop.a ,ro+r o,a
.r.,o-ms, m.nn v,ho hs n,,, ,u, i ,
world wa, vr..,,v ,,vor.d hr ,', h.,',a',, =" ,"'
w..,,hy chr;s,,., ,,or,h.u, Il, :. t..,.ii 1911. r,'.
merchant not onlv-.p,artain.d IN. or.,or a, nj. h.
I'm, ,,us,oa Rim o.. r,.,,,.,,i.o a., .I, ".t,
ex,ept tn. accommodation. ,h,. ,,s,o,,a, -, a..
or.,o, .m,nId.r.d h,n 10 .ss Gov nov, ~, , ,.
,u,l ,.r,,h ~, ,h. .,,, Oh, C,,,,in ,..,,,
him Ths christian marcb.n, rndiro ,h, .,o,,oh.
NO, wary ,,,r,,,v norso, aim, ~ m hin, , 100000
10 trus, him any more Presently he was noncb .n,
nrised N And hill, iron, o.,.r hous,. co,,I,o hh
win IN. .,,,.m.n, ,h,, IN. o,.,or h.I s;, ,h, &C.,,
merchant would nav them Tho orator nm hoin, o,,,S
II account for this said that Nh. ora ,i,,
,n.c,,, direction. aud h.a ,.,..,., o, hi ,h, ,n
Christian merchant to pay such hill. as he should
thus send The Christian merchant replied that no
responding revelation had becn made to him AMI that
until such revelation should be made very distinctly he
would not pay another dollar for the tn. orator
was much Disguised and shortly afierward left Tor
Europe owing the Christian merchant several hundred
dollars, which will probably never he paid
Ocean Grove Is beginning to put on its
summer attire 1t hWi last year 7T3 cottages AMI %
boarding houses but the distinction between cottage
and boarding house is not very definitely marked Itu
estimated that at about 772 OF the cottages buariers
were taken In some guise or other More boarding
houses and more cottages have been erected and sew
ernl OF the hotels have been greatly enlarged new
s2o 90 house OF worship is to b. bull, for 81 Paul.
Church An immense lot OF sewer PIPE has been laid FOR
| drainage. which was badly needed Much Of the mud
has dug out OF Fletcher Lake thus ug the ase
respectable body of water whereas II was formerly
mostly water and mud Persons who do not want cot.
tages for the summer or cannot get them can procure
tents and pitch them on lots which are reserved pr tho
purpose The highest style of tentins TO have tent
with EN- kitchen in the rear For such a culinary
annex the Ocean Grove Association charges 81, for
the season which most reonle consider r,irtonnte