Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-28
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 r York City spends s4,ooO,oOO on 1.eem ''.ss.n as against sS, 100000 on !lieemea, s asaebers. It is now proposed to Hee sa ~ tbe salaries of policemen.
 ''s Sbe first free public school ever es- .-,l m he in the world was at Dor pl'sne Mass in 1eS9 The site of v ssbaoi is to be marked by an en- '1n .ss Gottheil, wife of Prof. Rich III .nastbeil of Columbia college, New ' ~ T has been decorated by the 2se s,, minister of foreign affairs with 'ps as.,o of officer of the French aead- z s'sas so,. her services in founding the z .s Jewish schools
 s1ka Jewish law ordered that the x. '.G ssiss sheula nst be gleaHsa, aRd a.'' .be wheat in the corners of the ss - or walls should not be gathered, bss sSer that something might be left ssa noor, No farmer might forbid z. " ,,arsons from entering his fields ' a Examine after the reapers.
 2 Tba Raptists of England will add < N their army of missionaries now TX .ss,le among the heather. This is
 < Ff>t A .1,la Inv tbe $500 900 fund ',ds 'tS4red during the centennial year. ;" 's, aaa,,tation of leading men is now s;tino the Baptist churches of En- ssd fo sound call through them ,. the men and women for mission
 1n New York the total attendance La at all forms of religious worship sa,,nts to about 9O0,000 in q total n,lation of 1,800, 600, including the < the disabled, infants, octogena- .as and persons in public institutions. aere are more Methodists than Bap- ;ts in New York, more Presbyterians an Methodists, more Catholi es than .esbyterians.
 uf4en 5 Booth of the Salvation 4ay announces his purpose. of making eaapaign of four months duration |4he United States and Canada. He snts the army to raise fund of s250,- p thjs year to celebrate his "fftieth ar of Christian life, and proposes at an international jubilee congress held in London next July. He will C the money, if he gets it, to further . work of the army.
 The Delaware Historical society X charged itself with the pious task
 marking the site of the old Crane ook church below the mouth of the Iristiana, not far from Wilmington. lis church was the predecessor of old vedes church, and the latter will on be two hundred year old. It is a arming old structure, with grave rd of much historic interest. The eietv eherishes a relic from the wall fhe Crane Hook church, but the site the building is now marked by only e stump of an old buttonwood tree. The Protestant Episcopal church nanac for 1894 says that during the $ yaar 327 men were ordained to the nisfry gain of 36 over the previous ag The number of communieants is Ven as 566, SIP, ap increase of 17.957. Ie grand total of contributions was }, ,ss5s75L50, being an increase of S320.- l.19. This would indicate that in Ine Respects the Episcopal church has en making fairly satisfactory prog $ during the last year.
 The annual catalogue of the Yale sinity school announces some impor- at ehanges. Rev William K. Black an, B. D., Ph. D., Yale, 80, will suc- ea Dr. Fairbanks as professor of lristian ethics, while the latter will sture on ,'The History of Philosophy
 Religion. Several new courses will added this year, some to be conduct 5 by Prof Blackman. These latter M chiefy embrace the study of an ehy. socialism, civil-service reform, z wage system and other branches of aneinic science.