The morning call., 1894-11-04
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
Items That Interest People of Vari-
GUS Denominations.

The Rev. DR.. John Henry BarrOws, the we'll
known Presbyterian clergyman OF Chicago,
suggests that a chapel IN memory of Professor
Swing be built for the University of Chicago.
DIR. Talmage, who IS now in Bombay, preached
recently in Bishop Th0burns church IN Cal
cuIta and in DIR. Duff'S Missionary College.
On tile 1G h inst. Dean Hole left England for
"A lecture tour in the United States. HIS purpose
is 10 raise funds for the restoration vi Rochester
Cathedral and his second object is 10 see The
about II when lie goes back.
Rev. DIR. ArbuIhuot, vicar OF Stra.fOrd- on
Avon, says his old church is IN much Tie same
state as IL was III SharespeaTe's time. Over
5000 Americans visit the poets home every
year.
The conservation of the RI Rev. James A.
McFau BISHOP OF The Catholic Diocese OF
Trenton, occur ed October 10.
The Very Rev. =. Reynolds, Dean OF ROches.
Ter, England, is now on The ocean. Ell route for
America. lie viii Lecture over here, and Mr..
Herbert Oliver, who accompanies him. Will Y.
hibif his collection OF TdIeT-colorS, with an eye
10 The main chance.
Rev. John X. Paxton, former pastor Of the
" est Presbyterian Church. New York, an.
noumces his intention uf starting another church
in The metropolis.
The Rev. Dr. Francis A. Horton of Provi-
d-nce, K. l., is mentioned the successor OF
the Rev. DE-. Bartlett as pastor Of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church of Washington.
The Rev. Sabine Barring Gould, the author OF
the popular hymn, Onward, Christian Sol
Ger," IS al once a country parsOn. 4 country
squire, a lord OF the manor, a sermon writer, a
student OF comparative religion. a popular
novelist and Il iUei. says the New York TIib.
une. lie has WIitt n fifty books, Is deeply
veT>ed ID medieval myths ana legends and at
The same lime j. IN sympathy with modern life
aud progress. He - go years old and lives IN
The beautiful old EiiZabethan manor-bOuSe al
Lew FIenchard where the Gould family have
lived ever since the days of James |.
The Rev. Dr. George Dana BuaTdman OF
PhIladelphia Is an indefaiigable worker. lie
spends Tie entire day in his study, paying little
atteni ion To meals.
Rev. William q. Clarke, pastor OF the Camp
bell Park Presbyterian Church, has won The
title Of ''fhe PaTkhurst OF Chicago" by his cru.
SADIE against gamblers. In his youth lie lived
in New York CiIy. In 1890 lie explored many
OF Tile gambling dens in Chicago.
DIR. William Alvin Bartlett, who has been
.thirty-seven years in the ministry aud for The
past twelve years pastor of lie New York
largest congregation IN Washington, has BEEN
compelled 10 resign on account of i'll health
and after bis farewell sermon in November will
leave for Europe.
Swami NIvekanada, the Brahmin high priest
now visiting IN inns country, has family rec
ora reaching back twenty e INJURIES. He Il
about fe 6 inches. weight 225 pounds anC
Is as jolly as an Old-time monk.
In hlOkane, Mo, the other day the Rev. JET
ferSOn Davis Greer ofiicIaIed at the wedding OF
Abraham Lincoln Strickland.
Bishop McLaren (EpScupaD of Chicago has
been obliged 10 cancel all his Official appoint
mentS owing 10 poor health.