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THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
Items That Interest People of Vari-
ous Denominations


The busiest man in New York takes more
active part In this campaign than any politician
in it. H works steadily from ~ NJ. until IL
p. NJ, and lie eats six meals day. This man
is DIR. PaTkhurst. In addition TO those things
spoken of I'm one day. 1t frequently happens
that he replies TO 100 letters, he receives 100
callers he writes from 5000 to 10000 words,
he attends session of the Lexow committee
he attends from one to three committee meet
ings. h makes from one 10 four speeches. In
addition h. finds time 10 transact a vast
amount OF business which cannot be explained
briefly.
Rev. DIR. William Alvin Bartlett, who is to
preach his farewell sermon in the New York
avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, on
the second Sunday in November. ard 10 90
abroad later on account of his health. is now
about 90 years OF age. He built the first Peo.
pies Tabernacle in Brooklyn aud then went TO
Chicago as pastor of the plymouth Church.
Later he accented OF pastOrate at Indianapo-
lis, and on April IL, 1882, was called TO the
Washington church, where he began his labors
on June / of that year.
Thomas Hunt Talmage, cousin OF Rev. 7.
DeWitt Ialmage, Is about to establish an lde al
summer park on tr.ct of land, 1000 acres,
which he has purchased In Orange County,
New York.
Rev. DIR. Henry S. Lunn of England editor of
the Review OF the Churches, Will soon visit this
country to attend the convention of the
WOman's Christian Temperance Union.
Cardinal HOhenlohe, the brother OF the
been extremely III in Rome. and compelled 10
submit TO an operation. The prelaIe was born
in 1923.
Rev Charles Fluhrer of All Souls Church.
Grand Rapids, viii have the pasUorate OF the
memorial church now being erected al Albion,
\. Y. at a cost OF 100000, by George NJ.
Pullman.
There are as many unpublished sermons OF
the late V. c. Ii. Sturgeon as Will require ten
years TO get out.
1t is probable that Dwight L. Moody Will
accept a call TO go TO japan for six months TO
do evangelistic work. The Chinese mission TO
improve Japan was dead failure.
AT the ladies' meeting OF The nglIsh Church
Congress Canon KnoxLittle declared that he
would never let daughter Of his ride
bicycle"
There is said to be no foundation for the ru-
NOR that there is talk OF calling Rev. DIR. l.. L.
Hale as the successor of Professor Swing; nor
is there much likelihood that he would leave
Boston under any circumstances.-New York
Tribune.
Atlanta (Ga.) is being astonished and delight.
ed al the eloquence OF Charles Gibson, a
13.year-old cOlored preacher, who halls from
Gibbs, La, and has force OF expression and
clearness of diclIOn equaled by few pulpit
orators.
Rev. DIR. Hough on of the Little Church
Around the Corner" in New York, is happy
because of recent prosperity that has come 10
the parish and made many improvements DOS
slbe.
Baltimore clergymen have Onened crusade
against fenderless cars, but fail to point out
practical fender which will be as reliable in
Work as il is perfecf on paper.
Rev. Dwight l.. Moody. the evangelist. will :,
1t Is said, make Il six months tour oil Japan,
reaehing In all The PRINCIPAL cities.
The Archbishop OF ReuneS, France, himself
an expert blcyclei, has accorded TO the clergy
men IN his charge the privilege of using the
wheel on their parochial visits aud as a gem
er means OflOcOmotl0n.
Swami YiveKanada, the Brahmin high priest.
now visiting ia tntS country, has family record
reaching back twenty centuries.
The Rev. Dr.. X. Heber Newton, whom i'll
health compelled TO take long rest three years
ago, has come back TO his pastorate of All
Souls. New York, in good condition.