, 1872-12-08
GENERAL CHURCH NEWS.

There will be ordination services in connection
with the settlement of the Rev. II. E. Davies rs
pastor Of ths Welsh Congregational Church Of
this city to-day. In the morning at half-past 10
o'clock the services will commence, when the IN
troductory part will be performed by the Rev.
Daniel Williams. The Rev. William Watkins, of
Iowa City, will preach on Congregational
Church Po1ity." In the afternoon, at half-past
2 o'clock, the ordination will take place. Read
ing the Scriptures and prayer by the Rev. Nor
5is CadwaI1ader. The questions will be asked to
ordination prayer will be offered by the Rev Dr.
,9oodwin also short address. In the evening
at ? o'clock, reading Of the Scriptures and pray
ar ,1y the Rev. J. G. Hughes. The charge to the
der q Milwaukee, and the charge to the newly
nrda1ns d pastor by the Rev. Wm. Watkins.
PERSONAL.
THE Re r. Nathan Brown, who was for twenty
two Years :, missionary in India, and for fifteen
years editor OF tile +1nlericon Baptist was in the
citv last Sunday on bis way to take charge Of the
pa1tist mission work il Japan. He preached at
fhe University Place Church Sabbath evening.
Rev,G. 4. Goble, connected with the same mis-
sion. who has been IN Japan for fifteen years, is
ret1,rning with Dir. Brown.
Rev. John c. Hi1l, resident Of the city: and
a student of the Presbyterian Theological
Seminary. has been appointed by the Board of
Foreien Missions as missionary to Japan. It is
sion. and proposes to sail for Yokohama the
~ Rev 81. 81 Robert Coil..c is lecturing in New
ENGLAND, he Was in Brattleboro on the 18th
inst. His engagements continue at the rate OF
i've nights per week until early in February, at
which time be may be expected home.
Rev. DR.. G. o. Waters, who Tas severely IN
iured two weeks since, while entering 8 passen-
ger coach on the I. j. c. R. R. is improving,
Though still confined to his room.
The frat annual meeting Of the Chicago
Rantist Union will be held in the Second
Baptist Church on Tuesday evening. It is pro-
ferest. Each Baptist church ia entitled to be
represented by the pastor and five delegates.
Fourteen additional members were received
into Rev. G. L. ThompEon's church-Thirty
stst Presbyteri:a-last Sunday 1t is proposed
= bold preaching service for the children to-
~. Ut p m.
Thanksgiving present Of house and lot.
.~arti, GG,000, was made to the Permanent
Generai Fund Of the Congregational Seminary
Last week o4 &, e,;,s co-o,, s,,uo.,a ,,raoob;no
:; I9n it3 1nse Ved She spoke last Sunday in the
y iGn;n1 Is11 Par1r Congregational Church to an
sndanca Of o7. tTo thousand.
sER,~IcEs TO-DAY.
.,arv;cas will be he Id in the churches to-day,
morning and evening, Is tolo"s:
Ep1s coP4L+
The Rev Henry Perry W. 1c6 1taesate this morning
Rsy eRten Ieess sss e a2: R s preach this
The Rev. Chas Edward Chen r. breaches at Christ
fhurch this morning on tThe First Great Revival"
md this evening on "No Neutrality IN Aeltgion."
-Thc Rev. G. e. r. Stocking wn ofhciate to-day ut
the church Of the Epiphany Ihe cse sun1ses OF the
The Rev. B. G. Kinney oficiates today At the
Church Of the Atonanent.
THE Rev. J. F. Walker wl1 o6lc1ate 81 Calvary
Church, The evening subject Is The aenhles #ait-
@eThe Rev .. F. Warren D. p, Off cates, this morn-
.re and evening, in St. Marks Church.
*[Tha RsT. E Sullivan. Ractar It Q1anstx danzah-