, 1874-10-04
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY; OCTOBER H.

writes to the Standard: My Vito has do7o'e
tho who1e seasou to raising funds TO biall
= Baptist church ut this place. a3'1 H's
far succeeded (wlth the help Of otnefF) Las ~
church will be- dedicated in October. II IS
ycry handsome structure, and is the best Pre-
portoned edidco here"
Tho first meeting OF the Literary Society Q
the Second Baptist Church IVES held Friday c'ea
ing.
New Baptist churches rere recognized i
| Iowa last weck-at plsa=ant Valley and 1t Hal
| tell.
T7o persons were baptized in the Western
Avenue Baptist Church last Sunday, On Thurs
day evening Of last wetk this Church celebrate,
| the anniversary Of its organization. supper
aud speeches by Dire. Eyerts aud Cheney, ant
the pastor. tho Eev. John Gordon, were ths
| prominent characteristics OF the evening.
| A Baptist Council met ot p. II. last Sunday
| and recognized, in the regular Baptist fashion
the new Evangelical Church on South Dcarboll
| street. near Eorty-eeventh. Tho Church hal
tuen:y-three members, and is the posscH.or OF :
noat chapel all paid for. Tho Rey. Flnak Ives
OF the University, Is pastor.
REFORMED EPISCOPAL.
4 congregation under tie STYLE of the Third
Reformed Episcopal Chulch of Philadelphia has
just commenced services Ill that city.
Tho Rev, Mason Gallagher, oae OF the most
most pronlinens leaders in the Reformed Episco-
lJhl AAuICA, 5ut111ttu mo llCkll1E3
tho REASONS why the Book OF Commou Prayer
neods revision.
Bishop Cummns. having formerly been Rector
of T1lut1y Church. Washington, y. c.. WAS very
cordially received during his late vait tho,c, nnd
the Reformed Cuurch located il Washington Ii
said to be dourjshlns.
st. StcFhcn's Reformed Episcopal Church has
been organized III the suburbs OF Dln.haiuton,
n. T.. largely through the libcra'ity If tho H.u.
ar.Sb }ke1l nf fE1fF NV pn1 },ex fr,r
Rector j clergyman late Of tho Con.rc5atiouaiyL
Chu!ch. D:Enop Carurnins confirmed 2 class OF
sorcn persons there recently.
Zioa Chu.cll, Portland, New Brunswick, has
become the property Of tho Reformed Episco-
paliaus. It seems the clulch-building, which is
u large one capable Of holding 1,500 persons and
E considerable fund for its support, Tas wllcd by
4 Mr. john Ovens ito any Evangelical body"
anil tho Irus.ecs Of the Church have formally
transferred tbs property to the new denom.na-
tioa.
A large meeting OF EpiscopalanB Was held in
Toronto Sept, IS, presided over by Darcy Boi-
ton, ". p, to declare their SYMPATHY with the
23th i church Of that denomination vas formally
organized uudcr the na1Ho of Christ Church.
principally OF tho 900 members from
l1oly Trinity Church in that CITY, WHO WITHDREW
Of the Rector. aud a nualber from ST. Georges
Church. The I:ey. Walter Nindcyc- VAS elected
Rector. and arrangements r.adc fer
erecting building
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 JeHisl synagogue, lately opened in Paris,
coat ,::GG, G5u frIacs.
II III estimated that, within the last sixty
years. 25 UO0 JoHs have been converted. to CHRIS
tianity.
Oct q mill be tho cato Of commencement OF
tho nexs keEsjoa Vt the Ctookl;u Tabernacle
Flee Lu!lcYc.
The eighth Annual Convention OF the Gonc.al
Council oi ;1s Evangelical Lutheran Chu1ch Will
10 held III jamestown, y. T., Oct. Is.
The religious papcrs of Cincinnati arc mourn
ag BECAUSE tao .nau:3e.s Of tiln Exposition Of
.4at city have decided to open the show Sunday.
Tho Cleveland Herald ears of Huason O.:
= Ut tho two cnu:ci.ea, not ono is in running
'rtl*r. Ihoa, that are not sto:pel by fEag-
ncll. OF trouble in the cogl have Suspended for
he want ct blaiue3s+"
The J,,irc1sa'ist Herald says: :" We learo from |
ho lev. Il. Gardner, thai tho l!cv. Mc. Deaa
rom Northern Ic1as, for twenty years Camp |
,eil!e minister, has embraced t!!e doc:i:ns q |
Universal Restoration, ..d seck5 tho fellowship
# our deaoNlua.iol.'
Dr.. Porteas' coucresa.ioa hare resolved 20
taad upon ; Cnrlstia!:," a:lI not s1pou al
: Epscvna1 platFor2l. THO ycs:-y !-aa c.u.l
c.el1n,, Ut the prominent c,c-a.4 incl OF I'll do
on,iuatlous of New l;r:. a:,I G.o:>:.!,:, 20 mec:
Il the Elm Place Congregations! Church Get. 4,
. d:=cd== tic subject.
4 psrace writes IT, the Bombay Guardian that
l:e only hope of tEeir race, Numbering soma
0GU in IG.a. being saved from extinction Is IN
christianity. Tuat jn.rnzl States that t4cra a-o
aousard. OF l;,c.ted la:Eccs in Bombay WHO
cnti1cly lest consldcncc in their Own s:ztcal
religion. anI aro perfectly convinced of tuo
;uih Of Christianity
The most recent evidence OF growing Christian
MON il beca III tLs agreement cntnrel into be-
yecu the Presbyterian Board OF Homo Missions
nj the American Homo Missionary Society. to
orh together and not separately i'll towns that
&c too small to support Congregational and
,cebytcrian clurcu.