The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

realized the better for the country and the
better for The city OF New y Crk. New YORK
Churchiaan.
Religious Note,.
Professor John Haupt Of Johns Hopkins,
10 editing new translation Of the Bible.
"A house going minister makes church
going people. says Dr. I. /. Cuyler.
Professor Shaler. Of Harvard. delivers.
course Of lectures at Ancover seminary TINS
wear on Modern Science and Religious Be
heis.'
Thomas Nelson Page says that in old Viz
ginia as he remembers 1t young men used to
ride thirty or iorty miles 10 dress the parish
church Tor Christmas.
Mr. John Fiske recently gave four lectures
in the Lowell free course at the Wells Memo
Iia. Institute for workingmen IN Boston.
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Joint stock company has been formed TO
establish a cofes-hou-e IN connection with
St. Johns. Bridgeport Conn.
The Roman Catho 10 House Of the Good
She herd in Washington. has elected upon
Is board of directors PRESBYTERIAN minister
The Children's Aid Society. Of New York,
has in the past thirty-nine wears found homes
for 81. 600 children. A boy sent West ID lo5j
j, now Governor Andrew H. Burke, Of North
Dak0ta.
Tho Riga papers report that many Baptists
0f Russia are engratng 10 Brazil. Among
these refuge g. driven ont by tue tyranng t
the Ear ere are some seventy and eighty
wears Of age They propose TO establish o
colony ~ Orao-l arao.
Another Confederate officer, who had been
promoted from tie Marion Light Artillery
into the ministry of Christ. Rev. Thomas +
Gadsaen. died on December + Bishop Howe
said of HIM. "Jhomas Gadsden had the
whltost sJul of any man ever knew.
Ex-president Hayes and DR.. J. J.. N. Curry,
repre. entinc the Slater AMI Peabody funds,
recently Sis ted 10 man Hall, \ shulle. the
church training scho j for colored Gle gy.
p esident Crayath Of Fish yniyersit hasan
official seat IN the choir of Harrington Chapel
at the Hall.
President Low. Of lnmbia, presides at
GREAT meeting f college men IN Association
hall. Brooklyn on december 29th. Among
the other speakers are President Gates of
A ller-t, alton of Princeton, Andrews Of
Brown and Professor Fisher # ale. Tie
object IS to bring the i. NJ G. A. and the col
lese men closer together.
The death Of the 1T Rev. Charles Emile
Treppel bishop OF Anglers, removes from the
French Chambers OF deputies ne of the
most prominent men In France. lie was the
ackuow edged leader of the tltram0ntnne
party. was a member of the Legion of Honor
ana al author of considerable prominence.
The proposition has been made u Go tho
Archbishop of AK to succeed him ia the
French Legislature.
pr. Clinton Locke speaking on The
Church and the Worlds b air at the annua
dinner of the Chicago Church G ND. re erred
O. the importance of the proposed CONGRESS
of the Anglican Church during the Fair at
which the best and brightest men rom all
parts of tine Church should cause her work,
pos.tiOn and possibilities to be known and
felt
A conference was held in the Bible House
New 0rk city recently 90 con ider means Tor
urging % or 90 ernl ents tie u,e OF aroitrl-
ti0l stead al war IN International difhcul
ties The overture O. the lurcnes and form
o. petition % governments adopted by the
General Assembly of the Presby' eTlan
@ urc.. South, We're approved. and arrange
mcnts made for other conferences. prepara-
tory % genera convention in lSJA a puo-
hc meeting Was held IN Cooper Union III tie
evening.
A great admirer Of Mr. Sturgeon recently
hai some of his sermons translated into
l-tt.sh Tor the use of the Lutherans of
G. urland one of the Baltic provinces OF
Russia When he came to publish them he
uni that he must secure the permit of the
General Lutheran superintendent of Cour
land This was % so.utely e.u-e1 on the
ground presumably. OF their icing Eapt st
sermons. The sane official Las refuse to
sanction the publishing of translation Of
two works Of Frances Ridley HayergaL
The United Christian Commission. which
was organz d Year ag0 with TIE spec
purpose ol pronollu@ we iAte-le V""i' III 'I'
md RELIGIOUS We fare OF the army and nay
0y securing well qualified claplains. mn i
pIviuo the libraries aud readin rooms, al q
eudenvOrng to arouse the ,entlIe nt OF d 0
nation to an forest IN TINS class az cltizens.
ire i Is first anuua mertin' IN NasDlngt d.,
December under the presidency Of Rev.
Dr Newman The question % tie need Oh
bet er II raries on slli board aud a. army
posts WAS % sou sed. and gamDl ~ was po
ken Of as the Greatest evil that the soldiers
ha to cout-n with
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Edward Irving the elO1 uent preacher who
sixty ais GOD stirred london sOciety W. a
tI. ~t4.wlt. W, l.-formed man. sonnet IN 3
Lie cheerfu.ly endured the peaaitie- o. ms
sicial grratn s.. IN sometimes he lost
u TEN or when crcum talces maize u IA
.uelsautiv prom nont Wien lie beg his
work a. gov a. Dr. Chalmerss assist NJ
Lis appearance suppressed every one. B ladY
bc.0 glng tO ~. ChaimeT-'s church had gwen
order one day that visitors were not 20
be admitted. as size Was ENGAGED. I'D
denly rlail-servaur interru ted her,
lni i'm rrcat excitement OK iamel Mem.
IA re- wonderful iy grand gentleman ca led
/ cOu dla Say you wore engaged 20 him. /
q iHk s- Iaul 10 q H.. Inland chlel.' DO
you rnOw. doctor. said another lady 10 DR.
ha'mers himself, what people ars saying
a out your new assistant They say lee
must be a bIeand chic, ~ well. we'll '
answered tie doctor, with a smile. what
ever they say. they never think him Ike
au,thing but "A leader OF men. Irving bore
fhese compliments 10 Ll- st.lwart frame W IN
rhr.rfilness but when Ais appea -ance
suggested q horse. thou he protested 10
Wa one summer night that he shouted
srros narrow strait 10 the ferryman. A
Le stooa in the tw 1T. with his pOr manteau
on hs shoulder. le heard al answer. and
rresentlv saw the boat gliding over he water
when he reached la way IL turned back.
Irvine became impatient. there was COM
mott n on the opposite bank. ignts hlc.eIcu
on the shore and there were shouts lhen
oars began 10 din AM the boat slowly sp-
proached ~ the 30 u glided up 10 the os"ch
The impatient trayeer demanded 10 quo"
why tie nosiman had turned Lack,tnus Keep.