The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29

'ize where working people are trained
for mission work m the Church If EGG
land. His Grace expressed himself
deeply interested in what he saw.
Thirty men and fifteen women were in
course of training. This society. which
now also accepts ladies' as rs mission
nurses. Is hoping ia Oct .b'r 30 send
some lbs agents 70 the Lerer settlements
iii India.
Tine following advertisement apfolr'
cd in an English paper: Wanted be
fore Advent. married Priest loarncst
Evangelical High ChuFchmanl Tor
small country church. tie c0nsreg ti0n
Of which is largely composed % men.
The SIX points. Cnoral service. Opcr-
air preaching. Cricket. football. and
workiugmen' clubs. 10 moustach,d
or lawn-tennis playing priest need ap-
ply
THE corner stons OF the chapel of n.
Georges mission was LAID recently at
BREWER. mining town IN Missouri,
REV. Charles A. Garfield. missionary.
4 large Snuiay-school and large az
tendance of some 81 she best people Is
the result If iniio over one years
labor cf tho missionary. The chapel,
when hni-aod VIII BE- very pretty, and
will cost but n BOO and will seat not
fai from POO persons
TIM late German Catholic Cgn,en-
ton in Cleveland was attended by 700
delegates. IA % discussion Oh -,
school question prizes, held that tie
child belongs to the plrcn,s ami Mt 80
the State. and e. is tor the parents 10
say how it should b, educated. II tho
priests would agree 10 this and allow
the parents to decide. the school ques-
ton would be speedily settled. Paro-
chial schools would soon be empty.
ACCORDING % reports madei0 the late
Mormon conference m Salt Lake City,
the Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints has 10 elge apostles. seventy
patrmrchs. $40 high priests. sos Ell
deTs. 0G9 priests. %. teachers, II Go
deacOns. 81 800 families. ll9.9lj officers
and members, 80 BOZ children under
eight years Of age-a total mormon
population OF i3J9it.
They believe in God. yet they deny
the very essential parts OF the rcyela-
ton which he has made 10 man. hs in
: all other systems not Christian. man -
left 10 struggle unaided up the sleeps
, Of holiBess. Man can never 30 this.
He feels his helpliness. realizes his
, hopelessness. and 10 despair plunges
: into sin or betakes himself to atheistic
\ apathy. 81 even this newes. CT cgeeds
fails to supplant the "old old story.
r The icelandcfs are numerous enough
c in this country and Canada 70 maintain
a distinct and vigorous religious organ
< izuIon OF their own. IL is called the
Is Icelandic Lutheran Church OF America
consists Of twenty two congregations
aud has just held It's 9Th annual con
e ference at Argyle in MANITOBA.
'e LIVERPOOL last year yielded 1900
u cases OF drunkenness from a popula
l. ton of little over half . million
"a The Metropolitan Police area. with i,
y four and three quarter millions OF pee
y pie. yields ouly two thousand case
'' more than Liverpool.
-
u SEVEN years ago the city Of nutchI
&c sou, Kansas, had a population Of aho,
" 600. She had SIX saloons and six p
- llcemcn 10 protect the city. To day the
!" have a city Of from u 600 % - oOV, an
2: no saloons aud only four policemen.
.
IN TIE Boston Advertiser saws that Il
oy number OF licenses has been reduced
5 sixteen out Of twenty-five cities OF Il
STATE Of Massachusetts, from 3.02s to
Us 2j,, while the revenue from saloons n
ok increased nearly so per cent. The NOR
re effect is pronounced excellent.
We
., ACCORDING to the ChrssticA al IFOr
"a Cincinnati stands lifsI AMONG Ames.c,
cities in The number OF churches in pg
-, portion to Its population. Philadelpl
sor stands second. Boston third. Chica
All fourth. Brooklyn lfth. stn Francis
>, sixth, New York seventh, New 0ri-a
-, eighth.
in CORRECTION il good when admin
rch tered in season.
THE brightest truth will not save
Jus further than as il beings me 20 the
'"'' viour, that he may give and may
'"e eternal life.
tors
oa You will never have a friend h y
'e' must have one without failings.
for TIlR Religious rrsct society q 4
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