The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10
RELIGIOUS rvrzLLloS


RELIGIOUS INTELLECT q
Ok. TALxAoE's Tsbssnaols VI
built; that goes without seylD
preached Last Sunday morning
enormous congregation at ths b a
Academy Of Music, and delight
audience with the report that q =
large and fine plos OF RToUo
been secured by exchange fos -
site. aud new building will b
pietsd in q year from this time
enthusiasm OF the people and 49,
patty from abroad are very epco@
ing, and d.. TaImage secs no St
why he should delay his prop1oed
abroad. lie will visit the Holy Il \.
sailing October 30th. and will bc { y
two months, which Is time enough
q hasty survey il he does not st0p'
the way. During his absence bic
pit, in the Academy VI Music. wilt
supplied by various distipsuis
preachers. The new church viii
larger than the old Que. and DIR.
mage speaks with great confidence
to bis ability to make his voice al
and we have equal copiilence that !
audience will do the same.
On CHRISTMAS DAY. 1900, at Ssra /
pore. India, William Carey. after
eral years labor. baptized his first
tive convert, krishna Pal Whose. by
translated by Marshman. has b.
a cherished possession Of the chu.
large:
"Oh. thsu. my soul forget no more
The friend who all my sorrows Dor
Let every idol be- forgot.
tut, q my soul forget hin not"
krishna was a high. caste Brah
aud wealthy; but he gave himscli
to the work Of the ministry, displs.
gifted efficiency. With his &
means he bull, the first Christian ho
II WORSHIP? for the natives Of Bengal.
is Represented that among the people
Dis native laud he has goodly fol-
ing Of two-thirds OF "A million
THE Argentine Republic 10 opsh
up as new land for immigrant Ru
.ian Jews. The government OF thu
country has instructed its Paris az
~ fer them special facilities. Sc
thousand havo made arrangems.
go. A private letter. part OF Win
published in the Je,cish Chronicle, d.
scrlbes the arrival Of eight hundre
and sixteen in that country and thei
,ettlement as agricultursts at Sur
chales. At the last meeting OF Il
Couacil of the Anglo fS..''''<
ton this subject was moo,,
movement in this direction seem.
ly to grow.
The FIRST RAILROAD ACcIDENr.-Th
lrst sreat railroad accident occurre
IN 1871. on the Great Western raiiwal
IN England. Thirty eight passeng'
we're killed. aud the coroner's Jury
turned verdict OF accidental d.
and placed "a ''deodand' Of |, O00po
on the tender, engine and CARR
The deodand was feature Of tn
common law which declared that
any personal chattel was the eau
death TO any OF the kings subj
that the chattel and all its accomps
menis should be forfeited to the ca
The Law OF deodand was abolisht
1916.
REV. DR.. TALMAGE announced to II
congregation in Brooklyn last Sund
night that the board OF trustees Of a
church had purchased last week
property, $50 by 200 feet, on tho nor
east corner Of Clinton aud Greene an
nues. on which to erect new taberu
Gle to replace the burned one. II isu'
derstood that the price paid WIS 10 q
neighborbood Of sl25 goo. DR.. TalmAs
will personally break ground for u
church on the afternoon OF the 2Sth |
stand.
IN 1873 the Reformed Episcopal.
separated from the Protestant Episcs
palians. They have one hundred ap
six churches and seven bishops. n
communicates number about ,te
thousand. They have church propeIFt
worth two million dollars. and thes
logical school in Philadelphia. A lad
has lately given ten thousand dollars
year for church extension, and propsl
ty worth three hundred thousand de-
lars to the seminary.
THE coffin containing the remains
Ralph Waldo Emerson. whose grave
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concors
Mass, was disturbed about a week az
has been placed in a securely boun
box. which in turn has been deposi' :
in grave composed Of blocks
granite cemented together and secured
fastened with a granite covering. II
generally accepted theory 10 that q
vandalism was committed TO create
sensation.
THE Wesleyan Methodist, OF Englan,
have adopted lay delegation in the
conferences. The representatives Of III
iaymen are elected at the district NEE
ings from among the district treasure
and circuit stewards. The lay confs
ence Is composed OF laymsn who o.
members Of Parliment, councillors. ma
ors aud magistrates. No member
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