The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-21

Judicial-M w. Jacobus, d. d. Gate o. 5. Mode |
raor Professor Of oriental Literature in Alegnany
ut has been customary to appoint the retiring
Moderator to the chairmanship OF the COMMITTEES
on Bills and Overtures, and the opposition cand
date for the Moderatorship II there be one to that
OF the Judicial Committee. This year there were
two retiring Moderators and no opposition cand-
date, so the two ex-Moderators were put at the
head Of the two committees which are regarded as
most importantly
N s. and present Stated Clerk and Secretary Freed
mems Committee of late New School branch.
Foreign Missions-R r. Booth, ID. D., pastor Mer-
Ger Street IN. 81 Church. New York
Home Mssions-W M. Paxton D. D., pastor First
%. s. Church, Fifth avenue and Twelfth street,
Education for the Ministry-Professor s. M. Hop
kns ID. d. chair OF Church History In Auburn IN. S)
Publication President James McCosh, D. D., LII
d. 70. S,), Princeton College and Seminary.
Church ErectiOn-Howard Crosby, ID. d., Pastor
Fourth-avenue IN. S) Church, New York.
Freedmen-Major-G General E. NJ. Gregory, United
States Marshal for the Eastern District of this State
New School Ruling Elder
Relief for Disabled Mnisters-W. T. Sprole, ID. d.,
pastor First Church 70. 81 at Newburgh, Hudson
Theological seminaries- William Adams, D. D.,
pScTr Correspondence s with other Bodes"H. j. Van
Dyke ID. D., pastor First Old School Church in
Narrative OF State of Region-T. L. Cuyler, D. d.
pastor OF the Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn church.
the largest in the late New School branch.
Leave OF Absence-Rev. j. r. English, pastor co.
81 at Liberty Corner, near Summit New Jersey
Mileage-Ex-Postmaster Louis Chaplin, lelder, N.
Finance-Rder ]. D. vermlye in DIR. Hall %. S)
church, and President Merchants Bank New York.
Devotional EXercises-Rev. Elias h. Beadle, D. D.,
pastor Second TO- S.) Church in this city.
Preaching Appointments for Tomorrow.
The following preaching appointments for to-
morrow were announced, in addition to those pub
lished In the morning papers:-
Frankford Presbyterian chureh-Rsv. s. w. Wiley,
Darby Road Presbyterian Ch,rch-Rev. W. Terrence,
Nazareth Nj. r. Church, Thirteenth above Race street
-Rey Alfred HIe Neyn D. D. IoI%; Key A B. Cross, r.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets-Rev W. Fuller 1917
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church. Twenty sscond
above Vine street-Rev. Mr. Boag, l0H Rev. Dr. Ali.
Penn Square Church, Broad street. above Chestnut
hfT First Church. Grard
above Hanover streetnRey. G Specs d. d., lOH A M;
Messiah LutRoTsn % Church. Oxford street sbsyo Thir
Broad Street CHURCH I Broad and ohristisp streets
First Reformed Presbyterian Church. Broad street. be-
low Spruce-Rev. W. Arsstt loh A M; Or. 0arruthsrs
tgths5pp Church Spring eardsp
veeder' 'ish; Rev Charles smith. "a ''o' !"
st Lukss Lutheran Church Fourth street. above Grard
Third Beiormcd Church, fsnth and Fllbort streets
M. E. Church, Vine street, above Fulton-J B. Fisher
e. P. Church, Norris Square and Hancock avenue-Rev
| J;J. Ward, la1; Rev; s. A stoddard,34
Fourth Rev DR.. Goertner, ioT Rev Mr Allison.
6ohocEsink Presbyterian Church, franklin and ooum.
sfs aEes II oburo Of rsb
teenth and Arch strests,Rev John Thomson lsh AM;
st. Georges M b: Church, Fourth street, below Vine
SAMSON stros.s-Rev. John bliss, lOS A. ~ Rev. DR. Dr.
Tenth Street Church Tenth street.
Fourth 9: Tindall io4 Rev q CARROLL " ~
Conshohocksn ,o & Presbyterian ohurch-Rsv H. H. Nor
,ss sssSnd MSr.yisn Church. Trs.klip and Thompson
% Church, @ oo % t' Milton H. Dysant
calvary Baptist Fifth below CarPentsr-Rev Chandler
North Bsptst, Eighth above Gastsf-Rov J. NJ Grit
near Ihird-Rov. j. Spencer, lOJ8 A. M; Rev II. Full
Trinity 1 and
PEesbytsrisn Church Falls of the sohuylkill.-Rev
Baptist 0huTgh West tla PhaasPh & Shsspg and
Tenth Baptist Church Eighth street. above Green
Christ Beior@sd 0Ssroh Gree. street. above Fifteenth
Esy A. Nes n 1bnrsb D ho M avsnuo b.o
Fifth streeRsv Frank L. Nash, lOH; Rev w. A. Miles,
He9disg N r. Church Sixteenth street, below Coates
-Rsy Tn olshlsnS aOH Hbn ksy g. GtDst Davis ao
sbyterlan Church, Camoen-hev. John Crewe,
| 1eh; Rev. Alexander McLaren74.
| ney, le13 A. M. Rev. James Allison ID D., p. M.
First Presbyterian Church, N L. Buttonwood street,
| below Sixth-Rey: Il. NJ. Hodgnan, la4 A; M.
West Spruce Street Ohurch-Rey. Professor Blackie,
Tulpehocken Street Church, Germantown-Rev. DIR.
| Heidelberg Reformed Church, Melon street, below
Coates and above Twelfth Rev Mr.. Tndal, 10H A. M.
Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Frankfort road and Sep
| viva street Rev ". j, Lee ia p M.
| Second United Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth aud
| Race streets-Rev. DIR. Dales; p N.
| Fret Reformed Church, Seventh and Spring Garden
| Rev. j, +. Collier, l0H A M.
Laadreth Mission Twenty second and Federal streets
African Church. Seventh steset, below shiDpen-Rev
| j. Nj. Priest, IN
seesnd y p Church. Front street. abo'e Jefferson
Fifth reformed Presbyterian Church, York street
Rev. j. B. Dunn M Rev. Alexander McLau, 80.
Nerth Baptist Church, Camden, Second and Pearl
Rev. w. II. McCarer, loH.
West Church, WILMINGTON, Del-Rsv. 7. B. Metals
First Presbyterian Church. Gsrmantown-Rsv. William
Stokes, 1ek A. NJ. Rev. H. A. Ee son, ~ p. H.
Central n. K. Ohurch, Vine street, above Twelfth
Rev. j. b. Fisher 1eh A. NJ
First y. P. Church, Broad and Lombard strssts-Rev
Second Presbyterian Church. Camden-Rev. Johr
Chester, loH A. Nj. and p. NJ.
Fifth Presbyterian Church, Lombard street, above
Fifteenth-Rev q. Loudon, leH A. h.
Hermon Street PresbytsriaH Church, Frankfort d-ReV
Adam Miller, lsb A. N. and ~ +. N.
The Report Frsedmen's Affairs
will soon be presented to the Assembly The Commit
tee on Freedmen, from which it emanates, consists
OF fifteen ministers and the same number OF laymen