The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
Items That Interest People of Vari-
ous Denominations.

GUS DENOMINATIONS.
Rev. B. P. Dulin; who has been assisting
Rev. A. T. Lyman in: holding series Of
meetings in Stafford, Va, is 81 years old
and on the day he was 81 he rode fourteen
miles and preached at three different
places He was converted iftynfne years
ago and has been preaching forty-four
years.
1t is rumored that DR.. Washington Glad
den of the First Congregational Church OF
Colum bus, Ohio, is to take the charge of
the late Professor Swing at Chicago. DR..
GLADDEN. has accepted an Invita- ion TO
preach to Professor Swings congregation.
The Rev Professor John A. Zahn of the
University of Notre Dame, Indiana. W hose
bold critical handling of the Old Tesla
ment narrative has attracted general at
tention, has Just had g long and onfiden-
tial audience with the Pope. He says that
the Pope declared that he would sustain
MUnsignor SatOlli.as Apostolic Delegate in
the United States.
The Rev. DR.. James S. Stone, rector of
Grace Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, has
just been called to the rectorsbip of st.
James Church, Chicago. DIR. Stone is a
native of England. and after being grad
mated from Oxford University he came to
this country and became a student of the
Philadelphia Divinity School After his
ordination,he became an assistant to the
late DIR. Richard Newton of PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. Gladstone has never promoted his
eldest sou, THE rector of Hawarden, or his
son-in-law. the Rev. Harry Drew. There
isnot:a single member of the family, male
or fem ale. who does not earn his or her
daily bread, aud there is not a title among
them.
The Philadelphia. Presbytery has ap-
pointed the Rev. DIR. Charles A. D.ckey
minister in charge of Bethany Church,
PHILADELPHIA, for ON year.
is rumored that the Archbishop of
Santiago will be made Cardinal. If this
is done he Will be. the first in South
The students of ST. Joseph's College,
Philadelp hia, gave .reee Dtion on Thurs
day to Bishop McFahl, Roman Catholic,
of Trenton, n. J.
Rev. Moses. D.. Hoge will celebrate in
his passionate: of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church of Richmond. Va.
Rev: Dr. c. Ellis Stevens of Pbiladel-
phia has just been created a knight COM
mandeT OF one OF the highest orders ia
Portugal. DR.. Stevens is the author of
..'Sources of the Constitution of the United
States"
M. Notovich, the traveller, who claimed
TO have found Buddhistic life of Jesus
during the time be was supposed to have
spent in India, has issued long reply to
his critics and announces MS intention OF
returning shortly TO Thibet, where he says
he found the manuscript, and securing
pEoofs of the truth of his story.
The Rev. DR.. Benjamin Watson, ven
cradle Episcopal clergyman OF Philadel-
phia, tells the following anecdote OF the
late Dir. Stephen Ii. Tying. the elder. once
rector of Holy Trinity. Philadelphia. and
afterward recior of ST. Georges. in New
York: Before DR.. Tying came 10 this city, +"
says DIR. Watson, ''he was rector of a
churcf at Georgetown, now part oil
Washington City. 1t was in the
early days of the century, when, that
great Statesman and orator, Henry
Clay, was: in the heyday of bis
glory: One Sunday evening DR.. Tying
assembled his pulpit and proceeded to de-
liver most eloquent sermon. His hear
ers .and he. realized simultaneously that
his words were unusually eloquent. In
the midst of. an i'm passioned exhortation
the church. door. opened and belated
Christian walked down the aisle aud took
seat. 1t was Henry Clay. DR.. Tying
recognized him. Suddenly and un account
ably the preacher became filled with
sense OF his own insignficance as an or
ator In the presence of this eloquent man.
de broke down and doundered miserably