, 1874-09-06

| which meets Sept. 9, at Droadhead. He remains
in the city until tomorrow evening.
Tho Rev E. 0. Haven, D. D., IL D., former
ly President Of the Northwestern University.
will be inaugurated Chancellor Ct Syracuse Uni
yer4ty Sept. Is.
| The nov. J. G. Townsend. pastor OF the Meth
odist Church in Oil City, hts gono oTer to tho
Presbyterian Church.
Dr.. II. c. Briggs. pastor Of tho Methodist
| Episcopal Church st Evanston, breaches, Tues
day, tho dedication sermon Of u new church,
situated on the Cincinnati Conference Camp
Ground.
President Moss, OF Chicago Uniyer3ity, is in
the city prepared to enter upon his duties at the
commencement OF tbs college year:
Tho Rov. q. y. Brown, the Baptist Evan
geltst, WAS in the city last vook. Ho began =
aerics Of reTival-neotinSa in Waverloy, L..
Sept. l.
The Rev. G. ". Wcndts, pastor OF the Fourth
Unitarian Church OF this city, il Oh his way
homo from Europe. and is expected to be in his
pulpit next Sunday.
The Rev. ". r. Ryder, D. D., preached last
Sunday in the First Cniyorsaliss Church 1t Ra-
cine, morning and evening. The church WAS
filed to ita utmost capacity BY representatives OF
all denominations. The Racina Journal speaks
In high terms OF the discoursea.
Bishop Haven, Of the II. E. Church, spent an
hour or two in the city last Thurad:y, being on
his way to tho Des Moines Conference, which
meets at Des Molnea Wednesday.
Tho Roy ". H. Hare. the Missionary Bishop
- 1o1!a1 - f4'''1De ''lo e4'5
Tho Rev. Arthur Mitchell has gone to Mar
quotte, Mich, for months recreation
The Rev. r. a. C,onaennine nf Grant Place
Methodist Church, is attending Camp-Moetng
at Lenno1.
Tba nov 7 = uathers has raturnad from q
short racation at powankee. Wis
The Rev ". n DorNard ot weatern Nev
York. has acceptcd tic unanimous cal of tho
Baptist Church At Freeport III. lie commences
his labors during the present month.
It is proposed to erect a monument over the
r7aye Of tic Rey. Dr. whitman The pjonecr mis-
sionazy to the Pacific co.at, who raa murdered
by the 1nd1nus In 1913, III WauA Wala Valley,
oro'
Tho Rev. Or. JenroJ, recently pastor OF the
Ninth Street Baptist Church, cincinnat and
earlier pastor or : Eap.l8t church u chicago,
was married IN Brooklyn, aug. IL, to Msr.
Gmmo Lord ha"son.
The Rev. Dr.. Charles F. Deems. pastor ct tho
church OF tho strangers, NOW lorE. has ac-
cepted the Presidency Of Rutgers Female Cox
iege' in addition to bis regular pastoral ianofs.
Dr.. Chsrlea Richard Sumner, formerly Bishop
Of Winchester, England, died Aug. ~, in bis
I'D year.
The Rov. r. ". Dickinson. one Of the oldest
and most eminent of tho rresbrserian miniYters
Of New York. dad at Fordha1n few DAYS aco.
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1a1eNeA meetinc MAS he1u n Il t1a rttse &c
iof1nea i1oso5 tefiAo ~ Haaicn " fAEaoetPAis On
Wooasidc to labor a. a Bibia reaIer in India.
under tho auspices Of tho Woraa's Doard Of thn
Presbyterian Church.
TIM Ror. II. s,a1dinr. for MANY vco7s r,;s-
sinn.rv among the Nez Fcrces Tn,};a,e d;ed nj
Lapwoi, Idaho. Aug, s. ared 10 ycars.
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MI ra; Time, moshGs o. the edlto5s 90 OF ire New
Iolh ooSe7Ce7, uca last "cch, aseo 90 years.
Bishon 1nnes of t,,a Nefhod;at Church ia
.rnn n4oatra4c5 viii, I'm nron;o .;,,nrn1 s1ic1
IouoIeo hlm TWO years ago. Ao - Ct hla Ao1le
IN New York-
rho po~ n. 1F Data 5,1;,....s a.. ;
LIS Aes' ~. ., ~ Aeu oeltSc.eu tno 1IT
elohaly adolehs pe1olo Inc 1sockg mountain
Conference OF the II. L. Church last week.
1ba Raw 1r Dosh,o, t,,o pav nr r. bf Fa-
+Ho nas. X. ~ nes -. =. H. ~
dy, the Key. Or. l.. nltshcock, anu several other
d1glnes well Known III Ch1caG'o, nro Btunnlng tie
s a sn ~ o. aes
's'41 ""1o t1'e -HNoA' 0Ass W. ~ e'9o'oa
s&sTho Baboo Prctap Chunder Mozoondar, a
member OF the religious denomination called the |
Br2moo Somaj, recently preached in London at |
q Unitarian church to largo congregation
Thu ca1ohroto, Father :n~,at;, 1,ba;,,r =, I
~ n.1or - Taa1,. 49, - "a ~ ~ y.
1ns 1nu Vsae1 81 oe1us, NY =. .ne ~ Ine
- 49, . t..ss : os4.e ~ nj 1j - ~ ~ ~
popo's favor hy tho literary help which be gave
TO tho opposition Bishops during the Vatican |
Council. he vas CD years Of age. and was ut tho |
lime Of his death occupied in writing q History |
of tho Council OF 1Fent
Mts. Ellen I. Wilber, who recently died ia |
New York, left By Aer will S11, 500 to lie rarious
benevolent boards Of the Prcsbyterian Church
The Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, who was in
London recently, went, Of course, to hear 1Ir,
5purgoon preach. This is what he SAYS OF that
1iyino;
uo Jus. plants that broad, fat figure @: his befo.o
he crowded thousands, and opens his honle7y mouth,
Ind ceaseless Of rscy English, pure gospel
ruth and reachant appeal to the conscience, poura
nut as s;esany as water ron t5otoa a., ..eseryols. His
~ " t.Ec o sns o,o ~
Jt il has tie whole Hi5o on the end Of his tongue
lis Versatility is wonderful He surcrnends church
nd S'e sevcral otbsr instituiions' e1ita unwsnsn.
reaches threo sermons week, writes books Of bb1c-
comnenary; @ 3a = pulls publishes A' OWL alnan@ snd alss
1,.
4 Cambridgo. hag received. among other rifts
pon tho 80tll anniversary OF his birthday, 4
ronze statue OF Pythagoras for hls study, with
no h1eeehtloo inat II becomes tne place, noe