, 1874-05-30

tho timo which. hut for tho llnosn of Dr.. Dnn-
ntator, would have been given to his exegcsis Of
Hebrews to- 8, to tho discussion Of cresnn'
ton, raBurfaotion and other lively topics. DR..
liavon being calloa upon, declared his convlc.
t1On Of Simultaneous resurrection, M expresspa
IN tho t'ble, further than which no l,avo no
buRt1onB to look. The question NAB very goncr-
+ At q o'clock, nftor dinuor tho Hov Dr.
Danty. Of Cloago, nftcr being presented by lilo
Icy. Mr.. nlchHrla, President of tho linton, OK
ETosAo1 his ylowe on tho Ministry for the
quilted for tho tin1oa, positive religion TINT wl
do tho best good for rnnnkind. A romark nado
by Dr.. Dandy tint tho nntator SHOULD faol 4
Divine calling TO the ministry, eiictted interest-
Ing and cIoqlont remarks from several brothren,
and touching "oxperlenco from thu Ror. Mr.
,Kowe respecting bis own call to tho work. "
j.. This exercise waa followed by an eloquent adj
dress from tho hoy: s. Fallowa, Prosidont Of tho
1llinoiB Wesleyan University, severely .dcprecat-
ing tho present laokadaiatoal manner Of conduct
ing public worship, and strongly advocating tho
!" ,Liturgfcal Eldmons In Wofhhip' as manifested
In days Of old. when tho .a!nen corner" WAS tho
wholo house. This WAS followed by general re-
.mnrka, tho bent Of which was to rocommond
more uniformity in the Church ritual.
AT tho close Of tho meeting motion WAS car-
tiol that union meotnggs airnilar to tho prosont.
carried tfiat cornmitioe be appointed to draft
IThe Rey. ii. <. richards, of Dayton, o.,
closed tho eoryico with n fow remarks expressive
Of big aonao Of tho honor oonforrod Upon him,
aa being tho first President Of Ibis Theological
Union, and his regrets at having to loaye to-lnor
row. )
On luat ovoning at 1880 o'clock, tho brethren
repaired to the hleth9,dist ohnrch whore.
eSaes redaSs vi Sh tho fS% GfSSay sv n0's ssaS Of 1S
listened to tho Rev. Z. Q. Haven, D. D., LID,
who prosontod In esaayTon tho best method OF
preaching difficult doctrines. Flo showed that
81 n ars Difficult 81 tr@ths Of
especially embarrassing to tho ihtolect. He i,,-
sfsted that thoy could not ba ignored, that tho
best ages, and The best ind strongest mon in nll
than those vino dcclaimcd agalnst them most.
He insisted TINT positive truth should be dog
maticelly asserted, and doubtful propositions
should DO allowed to be doubtful. 1Io also
fruit, which ho said vns On anticipation Of tho
intuctivo philosophy. ln oil tho revolutions OF
modorn thought, Gods truth would abida.
Tho programme for to-day is as follows:
peg Easuenn a2 H. pr0t T. !, + 1an0e
2p. NJ" Daptiam--1ss Purpose and Mode" DR..
3:5o D. m.-'t 11m,tation. Of III. Miuls,erIAl Pro-
fcsston." Or. Z. 0. Haven,
:. 1880 p. .rn.-ExpeEcnco meeting.
All thoeo Interested In Hebrew Mill moot in
Hock Hall Chapel at n: m.
= Tho Methodist Sunday. School will givo Web
etor's cantatn, tho Boatitudes," =" at tho church
this evening, assisted by scYoral popular local
vocaliats.
".' nAywoon
Yesterdey morning lnborer in tho omuloy OF
| thn Chicnro Il Northweatern Rnilroai wos
str,,ok hy M enrino md severely injured. An
enpt1r1i freirht Grain was ppssfug. tfle laborer
was standine on Tho other track. and on aycount
nf thn no,sn If thn passinc train did not hear
lie eoyerest Injuries IN his Halt arm. mhol, WIS
thoneht tn be broken.
It F. oyidont that creat caro- is nocessary to
avoii tho danger nrlsinr from trains naesir19 one
snothcr a. ia iiffofent stations alnnr ths
5oub1e. track railways. Mnny instnnoes haye re
aont1y oce,rroi In Which indiyidunls have barel,
| caraIcd hn{nr seyerelv nr fnralfv inturod
| vopT crNrnr
l The sunday-achool Alliauce Of York Town
! ship will hold meeting at York Contre Sunday
The officers Of tho Alliance are: 'Prosident
| dent, D, q. Ferguson, Lombard Secretary