, 1874-05-24

such design, OF Of falling into any etTors y
their d 1t is right thzt they shoud It il tme that
W had done With tho sentelsss prejadccs which 70
rard Roman Catholic priests Of conrse unchr1s1au
md Roman Catholic scholars Jesuito, inslncere,
md untrasvorthy Bona Of tho noble,t prslatss and
| PERSONAL.
CHICAGO
4. II. Waxann, q student In the Baptist Theo-
| logical Seminary at Chicago, has accepted call
! to tho pastorato Of the church in Concord Mich
| The Rev. N. M1llard, late Of Benton Harbor,
Mich, has accepted call to the Wicker Park
| Congregational Church OF this city.
The Rev. s. Gilbert, late OF Chicago. accepts
call from the Central Square Uniyersaliss Church
| at East Boston.
Mr. Z. Cheney, OF Chicago Theological Sem
| lnnry, will spend his vacation with the Consre-
gationa1 churches at Rio and Wyocern, Wis.
A considerable number OF Baptist, Presby-
| te1ian, and Congregational ministers OF Chicago
| will ba found to be absent from their pulp!ta
| to-day having gone to attend the several reli-
| gious gatherings OF their denominations
Tho Rev. Father Ga1esche, the eloquent Jesuit
missionary Of Chicago, has bcen so prost1atod by
| ovorvork in New York thst ho haa been COM
pel1ed to take vacation. he has gone TO
| Charleston, South Carolina.
| Tho closing exercises OF the Baptist Theo!og1-
cal SEMINARY last week, brought to this city quite
| q number OF prominent Baptist dlvinca sud
| teachers, among whom were Gen. T. J. Morgan,
| President Of tho Nebraska State Normal School.
| who went to Warrington to attend the Baptist
| anniversaries aud goes thonco to West Point, as
! one Of the Board of Examiners. DR.. Brooks,
! President OF kalamazoo College; the Rev. J. ".
| Fish, OF Wisconsin and the Hev. J. h. Stone,
D. D., Of Fort Wayne, we're also present.
Bishops Anes aud Andrews, Of the Methodist
| Episcopal Church, came to this city last week,
from Columbus. O., where they have recently
| boen attending meeting OF the full Board OF
I Bishops, to iI the date OF the annual confer
| in Des Moincs H., Friday. Bishop Anes is still
in the city, the guest OF ". G. Dandy, and will
preach this morning in the Ada Street II. E.
Church. The Bishop will start for his home In
Baltimore tomorrow morning.
! ELSEWHERE
/ Para Hyacinthe il seeking . new dwelling
place In Germany.
Mrs. Ann F. Penrno wife Of tho Rev. G. H.
Pea1ne, D. D., died in Cincinnati. May II.
The Archdeacon Of Ontario, for forty-ayo
years in the ministry Of the Church, died sud
denly. April 80.
The Rev. Thomas Dewitt, D. D., died in New
York, May 18, aged s3. He is said to hare been
tho Oldest pastor In the city,
Tho Washington Avenue Baptist Church, OF
BrooElyn, y. T. nave onerea ther PASTOR ehe
ne1' ~ Aotse' 'ouu .'4oDs.'0 '4~eon'
| Dr. Rust, Corresponding Secretary OF me ~.
| E. Freedman's Aid Society, Ia on tour OF visl-
tation TO the Freedmen Schools Of the South.
| Tha Raw Henry 3. Ellsworth q Presbyterian
| clergyman. was ordained az an Episcopal clergy
man by Bishop Williams, OF Connecticut, abort
| time ago.
! Tbs Rev. Earl Cranston pastor Of the Metho-
| dist Episcopal Church 1t Jacksonville, Ill, was
| RaItinore Md.
Inc Key. ). u. vincent; eo'tor o. tn9 % sanaay- o.
enions I IN .ae Mest ~. ino;s wy" non1antan tia
1oer '~
/ .x,., >ro4.o5,,+ r,,.-
cona1 @pG p;stona =. ~ Coiunhns a: Bishon Tilsv
uaa prevented from attendance by Illness, aud
Bishop Morris by Tcakne.s, the result OF o1o
age' .....
Jacob Wainwright, the BLACK ooy VINO seoom-
Paaea -. sat,,r =, b;s 6.t;,-a
cnnntrv m11n Ia b. emniovcd Is a teacher. in tho
| Church Missionary Society'a East African Mis-
sion.
Tie Rev J. P. Coleman, pastor OF the Method
ist Epltcopal Church ut Garner, ia., vent ous
ginning the otne! Gay; anu came r. near ng;nE nl7
m, ~. ~ w. sne .yera %sa1r h,rn.d and he Wa. dis
aLled from pulpit efforts for several Sabbaths.
Anew York paper SAYS: "The jewish Con-
| crocation TcmpIo Emanuel, in Fifth avenue,
hara alIowed tbeir senior pastor, the Rev. Dr..
Alior. TO rotira on an annuity OF $1,000 q year
for lie. Thay have also increased the salaries
OF Dr.. Gottheu and Mr. Kubin,-the former TO-
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| D.shon vadsUorth. Of st.. Andrews, Scotland,
| rca;cnc,{ his See but not to found 3 now sect
He m.6o 1t one tins great efforts to unite the
Fniscona1;ans. and Pra;bytorians OF Scotland.
He IL fnown for hs fasnoua rroat erammars. He
rctire. to Enrlsnd. anl accapte tic post Of Eel
1o,S sn5 snh. .Tardan Of Nincheatcr College,. "a
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| Ihe religious STATISTICS OF Ansuana no" sho"