, 1874-08-09

,r,,a chrro1, nj tha ASCENSION. on the corner o
E,r, and North IaSalie atreets. las beon holding
.oat ~ soec;,1 nraver for the epiritual and tenn
nora1 nrosunrty Of the parish, SERVICES wer
! hhoi1 II G.8j and II 4 n. and at D. N, ever
la -
|. fAA9e1AesAA'
tneio ~ ssn ~ pS e. aI ,ha vc;aitv Of pittsbnrr
-, - *'1.a1 ,-hasa ~ nnIr;1s ara vacant"
A":' "HV7' F"AfA"0 49,
The Des Moinos Proebyter! are ealing earnes.
IL for ministerial help. seven mlnlstels a1s
wanted to take care OF important obuienes "tsnu
It's bounds.
The Rev n p Pack. of tho Lincoln. Neh
pregbytar1an Church, preached his farewell ser
mon 1sst Sunday evening. ne mas nlea La
office OF pastor for shout tive years.
Tho Presbyterian Churc in Sioux City, La,
has bean much prospered upder tha iabora o1
| its pastor. tho neY. Z. H. Avery. The member
.. sbip is now l30 aud ths Society has decided to
build new church shortly.
,-,,r4o.,., t,,,,~oh =, &, roea,h
/ !Ao t4!ot Aeus :e1tau o.. ,a - 80. 5 LFis
hio', mas pau, "ltulu tuu !asI yeah a.u ~
Tor tue completloa OF the1I nouse u e @1i9t ad1
| and the payment OF a debt, the sum " ~, ,UQ0,
| besides what Was raised for current expense L.
| ~ -, Nau.,,arr r1,;,aa
| Ine 4fospyte1lAu oSuoo ~ Nottuoan AAu"o4a
| couyenes Ii the tHat presbyterian tlurch. IN
/ this city. on tue thlrd Thursday OK October. Ihe
lineage ilesp5teIY "ll lueu uo ll.eo 1'i 4'a PsA:
| S'ltp4N+e" 49, -N1o $500
The presbyterian iheosoe'cal seminary OF ~
GUY WI opeu .ns la sass .no 1mle'1or, re W,en "a
.n ssa;aa 4 vii Hnva sir Professor. Prof.
petton ia cynectad to resume his own char
prof Flliot viii ba haS; from EuroDe. The
! seminary luil3inr has baen repaired and bcau-
| tilted
| Tile United Presbyterian Church for tho year
| andno Iune liar rannrta 4g5 mintafers of " hon
| 439 aTa nastors Dnrinr tha wear twonty-tyo
ra,r ho,ang' ~ wnrshin have henn crecteu cast
! ing an average OF 81. 7o0. Ihe tota! membership
is 1883. The number added the pa3I Year on
certificate ana oy Pso1essou 10 q !:'s 1no nut1 y
ber OF Sappatn-schools III o-o. WILL 394Voo
Scholars aoa 1'os' teacnesS
Tho I,Ierio, deyotes a large amount Of ita
spnce to review OF Prof. swings ssEmons COM
pr'seu 10 Ifutna o1 io-DaY, ~ Y at"ator.
OF Prlncetop' NJ: In tn1s essay Or, atw..or aass
he has cone SUBSTANTIALLY 20 aAe tno 9ame sla"
of Prof. owlngs oTthooosy sa a1o f'ot' 'too.
Tic says:
=. 1o sha, n ou .eeonnt Of ths surrnts onsIi
ence, Of merits OF righteousness Of chrst substituted
for those Of the believer WHO trust. IL Him, and r.
acceptance Of vicari9ns atonemsnt; of Jastlhsaaon
~ fh 1 s,,n f,;. ~ ill., ~ eo1 worts an
holy living: but nu=h ta4t hs deens such fattls ~
did the casi!e1s ot old, hoaslls To noI5 lls
BAPTIST
Tb. nan.iat cb,rc,,es !, J.najc1 fonnded ~
r,,n1'sh na,ti.tu usIsanua hava h.cn,,,n sA1fss,n-
nn,3;nt-
r,,a ca,o~.1 ron,aro,.. ~ H.. Frna-v;u Ran.
III ~ So11 ~ a,';.la Ea s,r1v r. X:
.lh.s "i41 ;r ~ Ioa :. I, go - T.,
1ooet. tno eeae1la@1on n@a A''e 49, Asa'A ~
Aou!a'A'o'
Tho Baptist Church at Evanston. Rev. F. L..
Clape:l. pastor, are building new house Of
epre and Laks street. It will cost 81, GU, and
| is to DO inclosed this seasou.
rho p.n+;s+ co,vor+s !, 1na;, .,or, II he in
no oap.lHs .1,,Lo , - ,,.t;.a o,,,,r, +;
NoEsa inua - Al aeranPo5e eoe con;a!nns tS-n;e
dIn 10 +a c,.,,rcI,og w. dnini, 1,rc +nra I'd
aIf lna, aiaa tne cou'c1e9 aio aotll 44oAa
sei4-suppo1''
| This Baptist Evangel Mission, which has been
sustained It tho Hook Island Ca7-Wvrks by the
! University Place Church, il about 10 become al
| independent Bartist Church. Tlla Society bave
aSrcod. to rase tho salary OF the Ee.. lir. Ives,
! who is preaching for them.
! The Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, Brooklyn.
| OF which D-. JEFFREY. formerly Of Chicago il
pastor ia prospcrins inelv. Tie ci,urct, was or
| ga:lizcl oily n"few months ago, vita q member
| nh.p Of less than fifty Now tie membership is
| nearly 900. ani ncT church -cdifice il building
| r,>. n-,.:,4 c,,.. =, a,,a
nno ~ t,.a;s ct .es Wansst,
avenue. thursday evening. tia proceeds Of
| which arc to ba expended III iurnlabine and aca1-
| She 3DGfuaE3ex Tl1ED LIS HHe4Oy DtEn n1n3E4
| a roalIy attractive 1,lace OF worship
| ,.-,,.. c,.,.
ine ru9s oap.lss sn'eu - na!n ~ -
oec1slou III resalo W sl.e toi 10 10" =.
"orsnlp tuan e;er. A1nou:n y lane u4Jol1s' .m
toseo 111 o'nel s'enS - G.u tne aat nun ~
| Iarre. important. gnd wealthy minority OF tho
So.iatv art. unwilling ro abandon tina idea OF re-
building on tic oId eitc. some dissatisfaction
has been expressed that tue members Of the In
I diana Avenue Baptist Church were permitted to
| vote upon the question OF site. Many OF the
members OF the F1rs: Church believe the ques-
ton should have been settled BY Tote
/. . Of the members OF the First Church
only. It is quito probable, however,
that It the Indiana Avenue Church vote were
excluded tho ma jority would not be changed. 1t
is not likely there v,ll be my ultimnte sesions
disagreement as to tho locality Of the new build
inr. since there is disposition, at least on ono
side, to make great deal Of concession to pre-
vent it. The question Ii to be settled at i epo-
cial church meeting called for Tuesday e7cning.
coxcura.-,ox.r
rha Gcnero1 Cnncre1ational Association of
Michigan has just reported 1876 churches. or
these only are supplied with pastors; Ill are
served by acting pastors. and 10 BY ministers Of
| other denominations. Forty-si1 pulpits are va
cant The number Of rainisters il the Associa-
| ton is 17C, Of whom 90 are without charges.
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