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RELIGIOUS PRESS.


sets the seal Of its editorial condemnation upon
an article in tho Interior on ytuperative Theol-
ogy," and also upon Mr.. Dradlaueh's iconociastic
picture, representing tho modern Hercules OF
Skepricism breaking the vase of religion. It also
has timely editorial Oh tue holiday season; and
discusses question which ought to interest
every young minister Of tho Gospel, viz: the
importance OF correct elocutionary habits in tho
pulpit. The writer on this subject says:
Let MI re rsons who are to bo public speakers be
trained early and scientifically in the management of
their voices. essential part Of their cdacaton
let then ba drilled and psacticed for years. till they
have acquired the Last great art. that of conceang
art,-and shall no longer listen to discourses which,
like M:ona internal gates, gr4:e IL harsh
thunder" which, like shelcy's waves on the
Shore breathe the slu1ubering brain dull 1nonot
ony but to pleasing forcble and effective delivery.
u1ca Is Is Apollos lutte ;" and sore throas, tho
result Of unnatural tonas and str4ining wall disappear
from the catalogue OF clerical ills.
THE STANDARD
hints editorially TINT too much Of the missionary
, 1874-12-27

A Tilted Woman Throwing SIttAo'
t.x,,,, p,It.4nn-s


Maggie Dehl, apparently 2 years old. "a =,
rested Yesterday morning for 'h:c"tn9 elH3"T Tse
Felix Kennedy, conductor OF stree.-cn. ..Ts
girl, who is 1ine-looking young "oa.e. "od T. d
shs had been engaged to bo naalt:su rras,i.. .
Kennedy, and he had broken his p.o.,i vi
Kennedy saws that Miss Delhi got IN the e. =. ~
tood q seat. He had been told fh3: eas eas.d
tended to itjure him. and vas on a!s sa .sd
She drew vial Of yitriol from her poeAi. h,od.
threw the contonts Oil him. Raising .l nla u. rsrs
he saved his owes, but his face ana neGn D.. rna
burned. His ovcrcoat was DESTROYED. ~ rs. H.
her OF the car, when she was taken ~ ~ "a
tody bv Special Officer Cock, who tooe ss,es ~
the Middle District Station. O1ae1 e,s'h xho
showed that Henry 4. Rodgers drusE,s,; as.,an ot
was passenger in the car, reccived pos.'I Kin
the acid on his face and neck, oufahis ~ sad
severely. but he quickly got out Of Ing ~ - ii. to
won't to drug store near by, ant appateu ptana r.
the burns, thereby preventing more settbsd III ii,
suits. Prau Wells, also passenger, Nv hT tEo
pantaloons sprinIled and eaten IN hols1 ,a:t u ,hs
acid At the station i: was d1sco!eleut ts,ro r ths
young woman also had receircd 1a1usJ la' +bou:
destructive acid which she bad seassetedh har let
90 reckle=s1v. Some Of it had got in'o " s.t.end
eye DR.. Reynolds, who .as called N - hs d.
her thought at first that the sight "on,i ths
stroycd, but iaet night had hopes OF sa'AD'
organ.
, 1874-12-27
CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES.

! THE sUNDAY-sCHooL CHILDREN.
| The Englewood Metlodists held Christmas
| service THURSDAY evening.
The Twenty-fifth Street Baptist sabbath-schoo]
will hold its annual festival Now Year's night.
Tho Tabernacle Congregational sabbath-scnool
| gave Sabbath-school festival Christmas even
| ing.
Tho Baptist and the Presbyterian churches OF
Austin each gave Sunday -rchool festivals Christ
| mas Eve.
The Indiana Avenue Baptist sabbath-school
took timo by the forelock, and held its Christmas
gathering last Tuesday evening.
Tho Sabbath SCHOOLS connected with tho sew
eral churches in this city held festival meetings
for the children last week. or will do SO durin E
the present # eek.
Ada Street AMI Trinity Methods. Episcopal
Churches, of this city, held i've Christmas fes-
tvitics Thursday evening for the children OF the
respective churches.
Tho Sabbath-school Of the Western avenue
II. Z. Church, the Rev. Robert Sheppard pas
tor, held festival on Christmas evening, with q
general distribution OF presents.
The Methodist Episcopal Church OF Austin
held Sabbash-schoul Christ1nas-tree gathering
Christmas evening. An improslsed Santa-Clau
aud the distribution Of presents made tho little
ones happy.
Tho First Baptist Church. a. Gt;6 Wabash ar-
enue, will hold Sabbath school festival
tho evening Of Dec, 20 aud will give an e1hi-
bltioa OF pictures to the Sunday school schol-
ars and teachcrs Thursday night Dec. 81, &C
compaued by 2 short lecture Tn the subject by
i. $. Hayes. u. D., tho Secretary Of the school,
The Unitarian Church of Hyde Park, which
WAS organized about month ago, with tho Rev.
j. y. Fardee as PASTOR, celebrated Christmas at
the Masonic Hall. About $50 vero present.
There was Christmas troo which contalncd pres
ents for all the scholars. Prof. Lewis acted AZ
Santa Claus. The evening was also enllyened
with readings, music, daucing, aud pauto-
mime.
The Second Baptist Church will devote Tues
day evening to Su:day-school fest.yrl. Quito
elaborate artistic and literary preparation has
baen mado for tho event. Singing and the reci-
tat1on of appropriate selectlous by the children
will be intcrspcrsed with some dramatic aud vo-
cal and instrumental music, also by the children.
Among the little dramas, will DO one represent
ing tho Five Wise aud the Five Foolish Virgins
going to the marriage. The admission is to be
re salated BIZ tickets given to tho scholars and
teachers. This Suu3ay-school is ono Of tho most
successfulin in tho city, having average Of about
G5U IN attendance each Sabbath The Superln-
senacnt Is c. n. Holden, Esq
, 1874-12-27

n6nly nop lgs el4eh;ing ,l;Ir tho thin iron rail- sbc,
nu. ist see' gatt the centre Of the gloom ca
den click Il a aud Ieat: b,a shsa Of it. 's,9
into the space below, L: thn ssartes IA
~ oclocs and in another instant I.ss e going for
holding on to the ataircaiso, amid eM ~, ,s;andns
ant 1lproar, which, to startled "ta dtkeor
IS lather appalling. There is nansst a. least
EeYereoratons rumble aud roll arona3 noH 10 Ths
!o5 time, and then comes tue mieb,r 1 pN 1ae Ha's
lump winch seems to shake tie hn1a?, nte, With
ha,y i.s yefy foundations and which males ea.ag 70
iaa hoiaeg 11rly Took to and fro d. has 55 H. t
Ilins an cToWIina rs nv ascS1s leaving Lin nn
, 1874-12-27

money Of the denomination is expended in tho
machinery OF the Society. especially in printing
mud publishing Journals in the interest Of the
Missionary Society. Certainly, it Gays, the mag
azine Of the Missionary Union could be dis
por1sed with. The same paper submits an edi-
to,ial argument in fayor Of compulsory educa-
ton.
THE ADVANCE
discusses " Responsive Worship and favors so
much of form in this respect as will engage
more heartily the participation Of the people IN
the ordinary religious services. It advocates
tho repeating OF the Lords Prayer by preacher
and people together, and responsive reading Of
one or more psalms. The aamo phper has an
editorial on 1.-The Negro. the Judiciary and tho
Constitution
TIE NORTHWESTERN ADVOCATE
has an editorial on tho theme which lB now up-
permost in tho minds OF religious people" no-
nanism and Loyalty" In the course Of The ar
tlcle the editor says:
No have among three millions Of Rouaanists and
our legislation has to do with numerous questions
which touch what they Tor the Pope for then) may
consider to be ''the do1nan Of faith and noraIs."
Thore occasion for fear il they allowed to net
freely for themselves as honest citizens and good
Christanr in the midst ofpublic schools newspapers
and churches OF all denominations. But who shall
for the consequences If, ol1 the delicate
questions Of political debate and casuetry, their de-
cigions to DO mnde for them by foreign power
necessarily linked to the past and having ambitions
and interests at variance with our peculiar tnstu
tous? As was said OF old 30 say We now: Consider
Of it, take advice. aud speak your n1indsI"
, 1874-12-27
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.

The Halsted Street Methodist Episcopal Sun
day-school il in nourishiug condition. Last
Sunday there were 8l2 in attendance.
The ladies' Of the First Norwegian Church,
Chicago, garo a supper, Dec. 8. which yielded,
for the benefit Of the church, a net result Of
$3.50.
The Michigan Avenue Baptist Church is about
to organize chorus choir of thirty or forty
voices It il believed that there is plenty of
vocal talent in tue society with which to con-
struct first-c}ass choir.
The annual catalogue Of tho Chicago Thcolos-
ical Seminary Congregational, just published.
states that the Senior and Middle Glasses num-
ber eacl, fourteen students, aud the Junior Glass
1G.-in all, Il. The catalogue of the Alumni shows
1C7 graduates. The Seminary 1e sad to DO in
dauser of aeiious embarrassment from lack of
funds.
The mild weather up to the present time has
permitted building operations throughout tue
city to 90 on with little uludrAnce. Work q the
new First Baptist Church, on tie corner of South
Park avenue and Th,rty-tirst street, has reached
the completion Of tho foundation and basement
walls OF the lecture-room, and, if tho favorable
weather continues. the building will be ready for
occupation so.ne time in the spring.
The first number OF the International Lesson
n,n ,aa rnn'hlr conta;nn thrco ae,s
of Sunday-school lesson papers, adapted to az
!nal1s utae: 81. ~ .1as.a.' n's'.
.s ~ Nv ala ~ ~ ~ kat rn,,s;o,l
Il is published By T. IL Revell, ana edited By D.
Z. Jacobs, assisted by lIrs. ". +. Crafts.
The University Place Baptist Church seems to
he in a very thriving condition, The member
ship has moro than doubled since the COM
menccment OF tho pastorato of tho Rev. Mr.
Frost. and now counts oyer 3oo persons; The
society are eeflous1q cons1aering tue queston OF
building ne" mousse OF WORSHIP next spriaG
suh;ect a1thn,,b nothing ie1inIto has hnen dono
IN reca2i to t1,e matter.
Tho 1ndepfndent SAYS: "oi t"o hiGh'y pros
!Tnant;on qhc Second Rantisr Ch,,rch in Cl;cas
RI Ina or,rn from a membcrahin Of I'm in 1874
e. + tts nrnaont mamhersl;n of / a0a Dnrnc tia
ter, vcars I. III; porsous haye been added to lie
church The total Of moneys raised for home
expenses and beneSo.ent PURPOSES during
thus period 's S5z3 o. Inc flrst Congregation
al Chnrch III North Adams mas aadea @ 10 us mem
ne a,,i a,,r;,1 tha inat yaa- 1c2 To nrsat
,a,nhcrsl,:n is In and It ~ the e;oht1, IN MIMI
~ numhars auonr ronrrerationai churches r.,
s1,ssachnretts. The sr,ccess Of hott1 thesa
ci,,,rrhcs is ,ino tn no ecnsntiona, hr;iinncv in
aJministrn,;nn aIu nr F. 7 Gooirnccd ;s the nastor
o1 the Chicoeo church. and he ls Insisted in liz
work By his brother"
ELSEWHERE.
The Methodists count forty churches within
, 1874-12-27
PERSONAL.
CHICAGO.

Tho Rev. Mr.. Hill, pastor of the HaIsted Street
II. E. Church has been quite i'll the past week.
The Rev. J. E. Roy to-day dcdicates new
Congregational church at Grand Haven, Mich
: The Rev. J. l.. Steele, D. D.. late Rector OF
Christ Church. Ottawa, ILL.,, has accepted call
to St. paul's Church. Key West, Fla.
The Rev. Arthur Mitchell, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church, has received call from
the Central Presbyterian Church, Colorado.
Miss Hannah Hall, of Ohio, and Hannah Cope,
Of Philadelphia, Primitive Friends. are in En-
gland holding meetings in the interest OF their
religious society.
Bishop uaven OF tho II. E. Church, was in
Chicago on Chrstmas-Day. 1io left in the evcn-
ing for Dubuque. L.. whence he will return to
his home in Atlanta. Ga
4 writer in q recent number Of tho Leayen-
worth Times pays high tribute to tho worth
and high moral character Of Bishop Mie1c, Of
the Roman Catholic Diocese OF Kansas.
The venerable Rev. Henry Bochrn. OF Jersey
CITY, lacks but about fire months Of being l00
years old. His health is good aud his spirits
buoyant. Dec. 6 he read the book Of Revelation
entirely through
Tho Rev. Robert Sheppard, pastor Of the
4 series OF five lectures on toplcs Of church
history this week. The lecture is entitled,
"Loyola aud the Jesuits."
In tho biographical sketch OF the Rev. Dr.. J.
Z. &. Mckown. in last SUNDAYS TRIBUsE, it
should have stated that Mr.. 31cKown entered
Wesleyan Univcteity, Of Miudletown, Conn.,, i'll
1876, aud graduated in 1849-
rr,,a Raw nr rxorta has hoon Eoat far ,bont
, narth ao,;c;.;,r snbscrntions fnr tia endow.
,as. " - ,i,;r ~ r1,urcb Jistnry ~ tha nant;.t
:i'non,o.;c,l Sen,;nnrr ia has raturnod NM
will preach in his church to-day.
The Rev. DR.: G. Il. Fowler, President OF the
Northwestern Unlversity, ls quite i'll and threat
ened with nh attack OF pneumonia lie WAS ad-
veEtised to preach at aurora to-day. but has
been obliged to abandon his appointment.
It ia reported that the Roy, DR.. E. J. Good
speed, for ten years pastor of the Second Baptist
Church of this city, contemplatcs a somewhat
protractod visit to Europe. Lis health has been
poor Tor some time, amt tho retirement from his
pulpit Is made necessary in order that be makes
systematic effort to restore it.
MOODY AND sASKEY.
Alesars. Moody l. SauAcy arc attracting wide
attention by their revival meetings. in Great
Britain. The interest iii these meetings though.
Continued for many months aud ia various cities
Of Scotland, Ireland, and England, seems rather
to increase than otherwise. In Dublin. as many
M % 0Dn ncrsons are reportcd to nayo been
nrestnr- !rhesn men arc now in Manchester.
Enuland. where, the report SAYS. the revival work,
IA ;ts 1ull force has followed them. They
remain ia this city until Feb. l. when they oman
lila ra,npairn in LIVERPOOL. In tha
latter CITY q temporary building ia in
nrorcss of erection for the Eyanoe1;sta
cran,ble of hnldinr INN persons 'TI,cir
proeTamuo is to remain in LIVERPOOL one mouth.
, 1874-12-27

certain Troy man, rather .liseia!s' ',ssaaty, Das
and visitor t his bedside ia conseEss.'oap tr.u- n
the sick mans wife, alluded to TUG eo .bsns stcsl
SIT OF Venus aud the wonderful ~ matu ~ III
calculations that astronomers Wo1H es1ied vJ bis
eick man, after listening insen.' here. Ns1g,
yoa vo .o ns Dsa ha be- S, saa bea
Wonderful W calcerIations and ali th,t nsAsea III eaa
lis think OF it, that : smart 1nan 1>'
be jaUed by t woman.'