, 1873-07-06

tho tlmo Wno1 n! Pnftloh VIII no foady 10 COIL
tho monbors South, and their statna npon shia
Christian Observer is given M followa:
Finally when tho last aahre Of tho South had boom
eeaei'sea saa snnssy @ 'l.o rs.scy'erias eeaers
ehtoes olv!onnly judicial, building walls ua liph
reains a lrohiI!ting 'ts as m'nstess M q ,uenbors
tho Morrill, uaving been II 'tarorn Of" and thrown at,
1ort oH and repporcd will, nll manner Of atua!sa
plies "to stand slono and DO What work Te could
among our own peorlo ann whorosoc tue Lord iea to
~ oy d o bo d 1 "
firmly Het to-day ns In 1901 or 1905.
THE MAnon OF suNDAY-sonooLB.
The proabytory Of New York has takcn action
tho Babatll-Hcloos In tho City Of Now York con-
noutod with TINT denomination. This ia undonbt-
oily movc in tho right direction; Tho Sunday
sc9ol ia gFsst, adjnet e the Church. and a.
ANY means which will mike It moro efloiont
will be blessing. tho example OF this body
might vol DO followed with profit In Chicago.
Tho object Of tho organization more fully
stated is as follows:
i. To bring all schools into Communication with
this Committee. and will. each other, snd to crcnto
for rccorn. 5. 70 connsci' encourage, and I'D weak
% T. 10 n II a e e sa a.ss a ns,a
| in8a Of tho schools to the poor md destitute
| 4 NEW .1lAOI1,NE.
According to tho Christian Observer, solid
religious journal, the lato invonrion Of all E1-
negotiating Mnohine" ia = good thing. Tho
article in question lns not been introduced yet
In Chicago. Tho paper. to give tho machine
good atnft, publishes n fow lcttors:
Rev. Mr.. D. writes for another. uo is young Of
Visit his people Hs necds machine oi varied powor,
able to turn out great assortment Of o1craes. Wo
u t-h wa mir fHrd
double pricc-ho can hayc for 81 500. He cal lie
around 10 much ~ he p!eaacs ovor afterwara.
prayer, nnd Talk to tic Sunday school children a.
though he can talk in tho oourtuouae by c hour. 4
constant ascady-going machine well supplied with
buifcrB will answer for him. prico, $50.
| sAnDATLz-EOnooL Work.
Tho celebrated Sunday-soiloo1 worker, A1r.
Fountain ]: Hartley, OF London. and tho Rev.
Of America, arc e1pooted in Chicago next
| Sunday. It would DO proper for those Interested
In tho Sunday-school cause to give theBo gentle
g a 9ha noT 9taen em o nes
aent Tho mattor might DO spoken OF at the
noon prayor-meeting tomorrow, and committee
appointed to look aftor tho programme.
| NOON pnAfEn-h1EET1NG.
Tho noon prayor-meotinge Of late hnve beon
unusually interesting. @. Fl. Morton, Of Bethel
Mission, Brooklyn, has prasontol encouraging
words to Christians, and earnest prayers for
Chicago. Many strangers from different states
in the Union, and from the interior Of this
| State, have been present, addng interest to tho
meetings by their testimony.
In tho Tuesday meeting, II. a. Hoddcr, OF
England, gave. worry interesting ncco11nt Of the
organization Of the noon-day praycr-meeting in
London, by D. L. Moody, and how we'll it has
boon sustained, ho It Is gratifying to eco 40
many young men attending those meetings.
| ...' PERSONALS.
As an instance OF what some of CTR public
men, President Of q college, for example, and
Of a Chicago college, may be called upon to do,
| oven in vacation, whom enc would suppose ho
| would 10 taking it oasy, 1t may bo noted that
tho Nov. Or. Fowler, President Of the North
western University, has gono TO Michigan,
whore ho will dedicate 4 church to-day, and will
Teachers Association Of tllat State, and from
thence to Now York stato to lay cornerstone
in Buffalo on tho 10Th ingt., and from thence to
Philadelphia, whore ho will deliver an address
| before tho centennial celebration OF tho First
| Methodist Conference, and thence homo.
I Tho Kov. I. W. Goodspeed has beon up In
| minnesota.
Prof stearng, of the chieago untyoraity, and
family, will sail for Europe in a fow days.
Lolsoy Church, Of tho Standard, Is at proaent
in tho Salt Latte REGION whero he o1pocts to re-
n,ain another month.
The Rov. Maurice Wallor, pastor Of the Pros-
bytorian Church ut Pittsburgh, and well known
III Chicago, is i'll the city spending few weeks
with lis friends and relatives.
Profs. Mathews and Boise, of tho Chicago
University, are in Europe. whoro tl.oy will re-
man until tho beginning Of tho collcgnto year,
The nov. DIR. Stevenson, Secretary Of tho
American Tract Society, Of Now York, 10 In tho
city with his family, on his way to California.
Ihe I,ov. DR.. Smith, the nblo editor Of the
Standard, is ont ut Dixon looking after tho III
forests Of hlp farm recently purchased III that
locnlity Flo will look nftcr it considerably dur
ing the summer months.
Prof. Arnold, of the Daptist Theological Semi
nnry, has gone to Providence, Il. l., whore, If
al reports aro true (nnd they aro). ho hus met
with 'tstorm cc1tro," o., a winefall. A rel
atiyo loft him lands near TINT city which ho has
just sold for $4,000.
The Row. John Gordon, Of tho Wcstorn Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, is onjoying au unusually
happy vacation, no doubt, in tho way OF we'd.
ding tour Which embraces all that Is grand and
beautiful in tho East.
NOTES.
There nro twouty-soyeu Roman Catholic
churches III Chicago
The Kov. II. 4. Doan, from the prosbytery o!
Albany, has taken charge Of tho First Prosbyto.
rian Church, Joliet.
Tho Rov. L. ". Root, who has been in charge
Of tue Congregational church as Datavia fol
three years, las resigned.
The 1iov. Daniel sherren, OF the last class, Chi
cago Theological Seminary, haa been installet
pastor Of tho churches ut Forrest and ChcbanBo
Tho Rcy. DR.. Goodwin hns been talking to tux
ladies' connected with Rockford FomR1o Seminary
, Ho delivered tho address at the recent com
menoement.
The ney. nishop Foley administered 41, e9nfFma
LlDu ~ 4uu p0tbOla u DIV OOll44 NAu4CA"1ANf
: Father Wadron's--lnat Sunday.
The preBbytery Of Chiongo Will moot to-mor
row morning ut 10:30 IN tho First Presbyterian
! Church, corner Of Indiana avenue and Twenty
, | first street,
Efforts aro being made to get up an excurslo,
: to Mammoth Cave, Ky, In which it ia expected
largo number Of ministers will participate. Th
: round trip from Chicago is put down at s23, ant
tho time OF departure July 90.
r Tho Rov. ". g. Dokinaon, OF tho Inst gradu
: ating olasR Of tho Chicago Theological Seminary
{ has beon ordained an Evangelist, and placed Il
: charge Of tho church at CroBton.
9 Tho Ada Street Methodist Church, which wa
received contributions aud subscriptions on til
t occasion to the amount Of s16, 900, sum suill
r cient to cancel nll tho indebtedness OF til
, church.
y Tho Chicago Council advised tho members o
tho Loayitt Street Congregational Church, at
. lato mooting, to acccptt tho resignation Of th