Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-24
JAMES T. WILEY,
JACOB SCHULTHIEs,
Street Committee.
Reliaious Stems
Services at Trinity Church, TO-
morrow at half-pa ten o'clock, and

Services at TRINITY Church, to-
morrow Mt half-past ten o'clock, and
at half past seven.
Public services at the Broad street
Baptist Church to morrow ut the usual
hours. Rev. Lucius E. Smith D. D.,
will preach in the morning and Rev
Mr. Gates, of Wisconsin, in the even
ing. Sunday School at nine o'clock in
the chapel.
Ho !! every one that thirsteth, come
ye to the waters and drink. Rev. VIM.
Gould, of Saratoga, will preach for the
Free Methodists, in Lincoln Division
room, Library Hall, tomorrow at 1870
a. m. and 7.30 p. m. A cordial invita-
ton Is extended to the public.
Bishop Whitehouse has postponed
the trial of the Rev. Mr. Cheney at
Chicago until the Goth of July.
Rev. II. II. Hewlett, after a success
full passionate of nearly seven years with
the Calvary Baptist church in Wash
ington, d. @. accepts the call to the
pastorate of the First Baptist church of
Hudson City, N. J.
DR.. Blackall, of Chicago, has tender
ed to each member of the graduating
class of Chicago Theological Seminary a
gift of twenty dollars worth of books.
On Sunday, July 18th, st Augustine's
Church, Kalamazoo, Mich, was dedica
ted. This is one of the finest Catholic
churches in the West, and the most
beautiful and costly in Michigan, =
about sixty thousand dollars having al
ready been expended in its constluc-
ton.
The Baptist Church in Paris, France,
has congregation of about 200.
DR.. Schaff thinks there is not much
difference between the Papist and the
Ritualist the only thing is that the
Ritualist is the Papist with me excep-
ton of the p.
At the recent commencement OF
Dickerson College, the degree of Mas
ter of Arts was conferred on the Rev.
John Atkinson, of the Newark Confer
encc.
The Reformed Presbyterian Synod
that expelled George II. Stuart last
year has lost twenty of it's forty six
ministers in consequence of that actor.
Some have suspended their relations to
it, and others have joined other de-
nominations.
Rev. S. r. Weldon. of the diocese OF
Ohio, affirms that he cannot conscien-
tiously abide by the canon excluding
all ministers, not Episcopally ordained,
from Episcopal !,ulpits. He also affirms
his want of faith in baptismal regenera-
ton, and his belief that this error is
fosterod by the phraseology of the
Prayer Book. He, therefore, asks
Bishop McIlvaine to take the necessary
steps to sever his connection with the
Episcopal Church, MS one of its minis
ters.
The Religious Herald furnishes an
interesting comparison of the strength
Of the Sunday schools of the different
denominations in Richmond:
In Baptist schools 1888
In Methodist schools 26, 9S3
In Presbyterian schools Sass
In Episcopal schools 1000
In Christian schools 1,049
In Disciples schools $500
Total 81, 1868
This gives the Baptists an excess OF
1850 over the Methodists, about as
many as the Methodists and Presby ter.
ians combined, and IA, SOC more than
Presbyterians, Episcopalians, Disciples,
and Christians combined.
Rev. N. E. Smith, d. d. of Brook
Ign, N. T., has accepted call of the
Central Reformed Church, of Plain field
and will enter upon his duties August
first.