The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
iron ADDrr1ONAr LOCAL ITEMS SEE INSIDE FAsus.I

RELIGIOUS MATTBRs.--A series OF sermons lB
now in course OF delivery before the Young
Peoples Association Of the Tabernacle Baptist
Church. We notice in their list the names OF
nomination. Rev Robert Lowry, OF Brooklyn,
will deliver the second of these sermons to-
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additionally attractive, the splendid quartette
choir connected with the church nave con-
sented TO sing some of their choicest selections
The whole service Will doubtless be unusually
Interesting, and the house a crowded one.
At ~ O'clock on Monday evening next, the
Rev. Andrew Culver will be formally installed
as pastor Of the First Presbyterian Churcn, ON
German street, below Third. The Rev. r. Fl.
Allen, of the "Old Pine Street Church. will
preside on this interesting occasion The Rev.
Daniel March, ID. D., of the Clinton Street
PTesby terian Church, will deliver the sermon,
while the Rev. William Il. Eva, of the Be-
thesda Church, Kensington, will deliver the
charge to the pastor, and the Rev. f. B. Bruen,
formerly pastor Of the German Street Church,
the charge to the people. Mr.. Culver COM
mences his pastoral duties tomorrow, preach
ing in the morning and evening
The Rev. George w. Smiley has resigned the
pastorate of the Second Congregational Church,
at Eleventh and Wood streets, and is to be sue.
eeeded by the Rev. Mosely IL, Williams, of
Terryvhle, Conn. The new incumbent will
enter upon the discharge Of his duties to-mor-
The new Protestant Episcopal Church of St.
Jsmes, Hestonville, has thus far cost $780, but
only $1,000 remains unpaid
During the month Of October, the receipts OF
the Evangelical Education Society amounted
to Sl4lO7S and the receipts of the Bishop White
prayer BOOK society, from October to Novem-
During the week commencing Monday,
November 25 "a grand fair in aid Of the First
Presbyttrian Church of Mantua will be held in
Horticultural Hall.
on Tuesday evening next, the fifth anniver-
saTy OF the Young Peoples Association Of the
Fifth Baptist Church, corner of Eighteenth and
spring Garden streets, will take place. The Rev.
liver an address on the occasion
WSome time since number of persons were
excluded frOm membership in The Eleventh
Baptist Church of this city, while a number of
others were suspended. At their call council
was assembled, consisting of eighty.three dele.
gates-Of whom thhty-four were ordained
ministers-representing twenty eight churches
OF the denomination in this city. The Rev.
William Cathcart presided, and the following
resolutions were adopted
of lie cbnrches and discsiGi ali right or desire to
control The action of any individual church, also
ore bound to counsel and advise either individuals
or churches when an appeal for such counsel and
advice becomes the only method Of redress
Resolved, = hat, alter careful examination Of evi.
case OF the 6re hren and sisters who have called us
just cause for their exclusion or Suspension: and we
hereby adjudge them worthy OF membership in any
Reoired, That In the refusal of the Eleventh Bap.
non although cordially Invited so to do as well as in
the ma nner In which their refusal was conveyed,
vite them as brethren beloved to reconsider their
Several Methodist pulpits will be filled to-
morrow by prominent divines, who have been
in the city during the week to attend the ami
versary Of the Church Extension Society. The
appointments for the morning service are as
IOllOWA-SJ. Georges Cnurcn, Rev. Dr, j. t
Bruce; st. Johns, Rev. DIR. Crary; Wharfoa
Street, Rev. DR.. Lanahan; Fifth Street. Rev. DR..
Martin; Trinity, Rev. DR.. Trusdell; Spring Gar
den Street, Rev. DR.. Kynett Corresponding
Secretary of the Society; Cohocksink Church,
Rev. DIR. Mitchell; Haines Street. German town,
Rev DR. Stark. In the evening the Rev. DIR.
Kynett will preach in the Nazareth Church,
Thirteenth street, below Vine.
The Rev. 6. Van AIKEN, of Philadelphia, has
receive and accepted a call from the Reformed
Dutch Church of Freehold. New Jersey, and
will en- ter upon his duties in few days.
THE REV. NEWMAN HALL D. D. of Surrey
Chapel, London. in answer to the great demands
OF our citizens for an opportunity to listen to
him, both in the pulpit and on the platform, has
again arrived in this city. Tomorrow he will
preach four times, as foIlows:-At lO12 A. M. in
the Ct ntral Presbyterian Church, at Eighth
and Cherry streets; at So P. M. in the Presbyte-
rian Church at Seventh and Spruce streets; at
p. M, in the Green street Methodist Episcopal
Church. on Green street. above Tenth; and at
81 z. NJ. in the Bethel (coored) Methodist
Church. at Sixth and Lombard streets
BUReIARs.-William Simpler and James
Murphy were taken in charge, last night, and
commit ed for a further hearing by Alderman
PancOast, charged with burglary. At q late
hour on Thursday night Ohcer Jeandelle saw
them working at the door OF q beer saloon at
Twenty. third and Callowhill streets, and when
he approached them they started on a run.
Officer Morgan was near, and the two started
of for the burglars. The latter officer, seeing
and fired at them, but without hitting either.
During the chase, one of the burglars threw
heavy jimmy at Officer Jeandelle. They will
have hearing at the Central Station this
afternoon.
| REV. NEWMAN HALL's LECTURE this evening is
one that will be of special interest to all who
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