The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-23

what we want ana must have. are Peo-
ple,s churches, fully equipped aud per-
nnnently provided with all the necessary
means for Christian work; aud the first
TO satisfactorily solve the problem Will
confer a lasting favor on every branch of
the Christian Church. All success to
Bishop Brooks and Trinity Cathedral
The last issue of the Pail Nall Budget
received says
There has been some discussion going
on in Catholic circles this week with re-
gard 60 the holy coat at Treves, which
years today. There are some twenty sun-
sewn coats OF Christ in existence. Has
one at Treves any better claim to anthem
ITCHY than the others? and Is it capable
OF working wonders?
ION this latter point there is hardly
room for doubt. although the wonders iu
question are slightly different from those
by which these relics usually are said TO
demonstrate their hidden powers. The
present wonders consist III this, that 400
inhabitants Of the ancient town of the
German Emperor have applied for licenses
TO open hotels and restaurants during the
pilgrimage, and the daily applications for
sites on which to plant ry-go-rounds,
panoramas. menageries aud other booths
OF the kind have only 10 be refused be-
cause every available inch of space has
already been let.
Foreign Missionary Conference. in Bos-
ton. DR. Storrs of Brooklyn gave this
description of the effect OF the Sunday
paper on the work Of the minister
Every minister knows and is sorry to
know, when he rises in his pulpit on
Sunday mornin9--I do not know about
Boston, but know about Brooklyn and
New York-he is sorry to know that prob
ably three-fifths OF even the communi-
canss before MIN have had their minds
soaked and saturated in the news which
had come in the Sunday morning papers
before they came to church: that it,
had not been q preparation threading the
Scriptures, and Of prayer, by which they
had become ready for the church service;
that he is to speak to minds which are in
precisely the same attitude toward the
truth in which they would have been IL
they had come on Wednesday. or on Sat
urday morning, and not ON the Lord 8
day, to the church.
The Rev. DR. Thomas S. Cartwright,
rector of the Church Of the Holy Com
munion, Paterson, at q special meeting
of the vestry August 20, rendered his
resignation, to take effect October 81 next
The resignation was accepted. DR.. Cart
wright has accepted cali TO the rector
ship of Holy Trinity Church, Yarmouth.
Nova Scotia He was for some time
editor of the Church Press, OF New York.
The Rev. Louis Joun, 5. j.. celebrated
on Thursday at st. Johns College. Ford
ham. the fiftieth anniversary OF his en-
trance into the Society OF Jesus. He was
born of Protestant parents in Berlin in
1878, and embraced the doctrines OF the
Catholic church while helping to admin
lister an estate in Prussian Poland at the
age Of twenty-five. he studied IN Rome
ard Joined the Jesuit order there.
The recent sspurliicatlonv OF St. PauPs,
London, because of a suicide there, has
created a great deal Of talk and discus
sion.
In Carson the barber shops are all
closed by mutual agreement on Sunday,
there being no law to compel them to
close. The stores are gradually being
closed. This movement is also gaining
ground in Virginia City and Reno