The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29
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IN THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
Items Interesting 80 People of the
Several Denominations.

Rev. Dwight l.. Moody Is a poor man. AL
though he has made thousands of dollars he
has saved none of it. The bulk OF his earnings
has been used for the support Of his summer
school.
Bishop Potter would like to have a West
minister Abbey in the United States, and L. c.
Stedman has written him that he would be
happy to XIII off the first ten poets for the poets
corner.
The Presbytery of Chicago has selected its
Commissioners to the General Assembly, which
will meet at Saratoga in May. Last year the
delegation contained only one conservative, but
this year the situation SEEMS 10 be reversed, as
there Is only one prominent liberal In the dele
CATION. Among the conservatives chosen are
the Rev. DR.. David C. MARQUIS the Rev. David
r. Breed ana the Rev, Corey f. Moore.
The Rev. Frank de Witt Talmage. the son OF
DIR. Talmage OF Brooklyn, preached his fare
well sermon on Sunday as pastor of the Olivet
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia. he has
accepted call 10 the paStorate of the Second
Presbyterian Church OF Pittsburg, Pa.
Unily Church, Cleveland, Ohio, Is probably
| the only church in the world that has pas
| tors two women. They are the Rev. Marion
Murdoch and the Rev. Florence Buck. They
are highly educated women. having finished
their education at Oxford University, England.
They are co-pastOrs OF the church, ana have
been remarkably successful.
Dr. Ellinwood, greatly Interested in foreign
missions. says that the football literature of
1898 published by the secular press and read
by millions of people would probably txceed In
volume all that has been published by the
Presbyterian church in regard TO its foreign
missions since their commencement = sixty
The Rev Dr. Newman Smyth of New Haven,
municipal reformer as well as a reformer OF old
theology. He has thrown himself into the law
and order movement with great zeal.
Rev. Fl. Wellesley Wesley. who has been
appointed by Queen Victoria as tutor and
governor to the Duke of Albany, is Il llneal
descendant of John Wesley.
Rev. DIR. Lorimer will stick TO Boston at
least until fremont Temple, his late church
home, is rebuilt.
The cornerstone of the Salvation Army creed
is total abstinence. and its members are not
permitted 10 use tobacco.
The Rev. Dir. David cole and Mrs. Cole cele-
brated the anniversary of the flftietn year OF
married life at their home In Yonkers. n. Y.
on the 18Th inst Rev. DIR. Cole is pastor oil the
First Reformed Church aud the senior clergy
man of the place named. He IS now ~ years
OF age and for fity-two years has been
teacher aud preacher.
Bishop Hora 10 Southgate of the Episcopal
church, who died recently in Astoria, l.. l., was
the last survivor OF six Bishops who were con-
rated in 1914. The only retired Bishops OF
the Episcopal church now living are Bishops
G. NJ. Williams OF Toxic. Japan; C. C. Penick
OF Maryland and S. /. j. Schereschewsky OF
Cambridge, Mass.
The Third PRESBYTERIAN Church OF Rochester,
n. Y. has voted 10 extend a call TO Rev. Rich
ara Harlan, son Of Justice Harlan OF the United
States Supreme Court. Dr. Harlan was tor
merly pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
of New York City. He was graduated from
Princeton.
Charles NJ Ffoulke of Washington intends 10
present twelve of his tapestries, representing
scenes In the life OF Christ, TO the Episcopal
Cathedral which is TO be erected In that city.
They have been in Roman palace ever since
they were made until Mi. Floulke purchased
them lew years ago.
Bishop Donahue visited at wheeling recently
and was given a royal welcome by the Catholics
OF that city. He was accompanied by Cardinal
Gibbons ana many prominent clergymen OF
Baltimore.