The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-28
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

Rev. P. r. Wilson, for ten years d
M ssionary in India, is lecturing in Cali.
fornia.
Every Methodist congregation in Jer-
sey City has sent Delegations 10 the camp
meetings in that state.
Rev. j. l.. McNair has accepted call
to the pastorate OF the First PresbyteE-
ian Church, Mattoon, III. -,
Rev.W. A. Dotsou has been transferred
from the Kentucky to The Colorado Con-
ference, and stationed at Pueblo.
| Rhode Island has about two. thousand
mare scholars in her Sabbath schools.
than she has children of a school age.
Rev. James Mccullough, a licentiate Of
Louisville Presbytery, has accepted a
cali to supply the church at Troy, Ky.
The Episcopal Church at Claremont,
Jersey Clty, mas been without a pastor
since The resignation of Rev. Dr.. Battin.
The colored Methodists of New Jersey
and Pennsylvania have just closed an
exciting camp meeting at Washington,
| N. j.
Rev. DR.. Luther NJ. Smith, of the NJ. e.
Church Sou,h, has been elected Chancel-
lor of the Southern University, Green's
boro, Ala. -.
Rev. L. G.. Kuhl, lately from the Mis-
sion House, Wisconsin, has accepted
call iron the congregation at kelley's
Island, Ohio.
Rev. Edward Bacon, a son Of DR.. Leon
ard Bacon, OF New Haven, has accepted
call to Congregational church at
Springfield. Illinois.
Rev. G. II. Cook, missionary to the
Pima Indians, Arizona, is at present en-
gagged III transiatlng portions Of the BIZ
| Die into the Pima dialect.
Rev. W. II. Warren, of Columbus, has
received an unanimous Call from the
| Congregational Church, OF Springfield,
Onio, 10 become their pastor.
| A church building IN the memory OF
the late Bishop Meade was consecrated
| BY Bishop Johns, at White Post, Clarke
county, Va, ON Tuesday, July IL.
A lady Of Beverly, N. j., Sarah l..
Scott, recently deceased, has Dequeathed
all o. her property for the establishment
of Reformed Episcopal Church.
| DR.. Thos. 9. Strong, of Aurora, for
merly of the old Bleecker-street Church
| New York, has accepted the Presidency
Of PenBsylVania Female College.
The mission school at Santa Fe, New
| Mexico, under the charge OF Rev. A. g..
Daniels, which opened with twenty-five o
scholarss has increased to forty.
The New York South says that Bishop
Gross has built ten churches and col
lege in Georgia, and has magnificent
Cathedral approaching completion.
From. forty to sixty Naxajos attend the
religious services Instituted by Rev. Mr..
Truax, and now continued by Prof.
Friese at Fort Defiance, Arizona.
DIR. r. Crooks has put the first mart
| of the Lie of DR.. John Mctulnlock il, tha
printer's hands. Itwill appear in Oeto.
Der IRON the New York Book Concern.
Rev. Dr. C. II. Deems. pastor of tho
Churcn of the Stranvers Naw yorl is
To- ,,eiiyer the dedicat3ry address wnan
Vanderbilt Unlyersity is opened. oct. /.
| ana VINO has been inyestiyatino tho
suiia.t savs that sixtv.aiynf nor 90,
of ~ memhers oi Eynn0sIical ,h,rcha. ).
arc tho frn,ts of sunday,scnaoI inst,,'o'
,inn w
notlce mas peen uleo @ - memSrlal
De pi9suueeu ,, t " ssrn,a,;, .ne rnu y, wv s
oe,esy G,oonnnn'na aaso w. 'ne -,
lJunSWent Al 'ne uiehueAs c"eo ~
Jersey IVY
Rev. eugene L. Dunlap and wife, OF
| Neeu"t, "S neeA ae
missionaries w opa.n unuef tne aus
pices o. tne IfesDJ telian Doaro oi for-
elgh missiohs'
i Bishop Cummins, Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church, preached TO large
congregation IN Newburg, N. f.,recently,
ana LOOK steps 10 organize church oil
that aehomihatloh tnere.
The Seventh-day Baptists OF this coun-
:. try have sent missionary to Scotland
to propagate their peculiar views. The
General Conference OF 1ne sect mere Will
open at Ahfeo, N. L. oeplemper ~.
The American Bible Society is prepar-
, ing an edition OF the Scriptures in agate
type, 16mo, with references, to be called
expected there win Be a large demand.