, 1874-05-03
PERSONAL.
CHICAGO

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Tho Rev. DR.. J. E. Roy hos returned from hi
tour through Texas.
The Rev T. G. Jerome, late pastor Of the Con
grsgAtiona1 Church at Central City, Col, is VISIT
ing friends in this city.
The Westminster Presbyterian Church hni
elected William H. Anderson, Esq, it's Sabbath.
| School Superintendent.
TheRev. Dr.. 4. EDDY, formerly pastor Of TIE
Ninth Presbyterian Church, aud now OF Niles
| Mich, ia visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. J. G. Hartzel. wife Of the editor Of the
Southeastern Advocate, NeW Orleans, ia in Chi
caso, where she wiu spend the summer.
The new Baptist Church at Morgan Park has
| invited tho Rev. Dr.. NorthEup, OF the Baptist
| Theological Seminary, to preach once each Sab
| bath
| Tbs Rev. Il. II. COLLISION, OF this city, will be
installed pastor Of the Willow Creek Presbyte-
| rlan Church. ILL.,, May 81. Tho organization
| comprises about $50 members.
ELsEwMEnE.
| Bishop cumu,ins' health ia reported to be-
| steadily improving.
Mr. Hammond. tho reriyalist, is now preach
ing in Jacksonville, Ill.
Tho Rev. Henry Slicer, D. D., died few days
since in Baltimore, aged over 10 years.
The Rev. DR.. Hoffman, candidate for the
Episcopate Of Wisconsin, has sailed for Europe
The Rev. 4. II. Nicoll left Philadelphia last
week to join the United Presbyterian missions in
Egypt.
The Archbishop OF New York has appointed
the Rev. P. f. Dealy director Of the Catholic
pilgrimage.
Tho Rev. 0. Eastman, for forty years secre-
tary OF tho American Tract Society, died April
a in New York
The Rev. John Ewing, Of Clinton, n J., sailed
April 90, as delegate to the Presbyterian
Church, Scotland.
Henry Ward Deecher is to deliver series Of
lectures in Southern cities under the auspices
OF the Atlanta Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
Tho Hon. J. H. &. Parker, Of New Orleans.
recently presented an elegant silver set OF COM
munion vessels to the First African Baptist
Church.
Marshall B. Smith, in March 1869. left the
Episcopal Church and joined the Dutch Re
formed Church. He has now abandoned the
Dutch Church.
The Rev: L. Fuller, Of Rochester, Mimi, has
Theological Seminary (Con9regationaD in order
to become missionary to Turkey.
The Rev. r. r. Wharton, member Of the late
Senior Class OF the Theological Seminary Of the
Northwest WIS ordained pastor Of the presby-
terian Church in Wilmington, ILL.,, last week. -.
The Southeastern. dduocate eays: Mrs. Van
Colts 44th birthday occurred while in this city
Tho floral offerings OF her friends at tho noon-
day meeting we're abundant and most beauti-
The Rev. J. Y. Butler, son OF the Rev. Dr..
BCt1er Superintendent Of the Mexican Aiiaaions
was recently orliained in the New England Con-
ference. He has gone to join his father in
Mexico.
Mark Breton, one Of the founders Of the Wes-
leyan Methodist Church In New York, died last
week in New York City. He came from D:igh-
ton. England, to this country in 1889, and WAS
Is years old.
The Rev. J. N. Mcleod, D. D., pastor Of the |
First Reformed Presbyterian Church, New York
died 1uddenly April ~, aged 68. He YES nan Of |
marked individuality and ability, and exe1ted q |
great Influence in his denomination. |
Eastern papers compliment the evange1isric |
efforts OF the Rev. Mrs. Dr.. C. C. Lnthrop. of I
Jackson, Mich. She has recently been preach |
ing to large congregations in st. Johns Inde- |
pendent Methodist Protestant Church, Balti- !
mora
Among the candidates named for tho vacancy !
in the office OF Bishop Of tho Protestant Episco-
pal Church in Kentucky, occaaioned by the with |
drawai OF Bishop CumminB, the name Of the
Rev. Dr.. Steele, Rector Of Christ Church, O:sa~
va, ILL.,, is mentioned
The Rev. Mother Joseph Of the Convent Of the
Good Shepherd, Baltimore, left New York
Wednesday Tor France in company with u num-
Der OF others Of the same order from the various
other houses in the United States, to be present
It the election Of new Mother Genern1 OF the /
sisterhood, which will take place in Par1s in
Nay.