, 1875-09-26

Mese1s. Moody and San1ey have been invited
tr public meeting to visit New zeaiand.
The Pew. Newman HAIL. of London, is broken
Gown in health, and has gono to STlszesiano TO
rsGi1e.
The Rev. J. r.. Hubbard recently called to the
presde,,c7 of the Northern Illinois College At
Fulton, is on tha neld.
The Rev. ]. Gordon. formerly. OF the Western
Ayrnue Beptist Church, is at present acting as
castor Of tho O:iyet Baptist Church, Of Montreal,
Canada.
The Rev. Dr., willis Lord has connected him
re]t with the Presb5teIy OF Colorado. lis ls tha
successful pastor OF the Presbyterian Church OF
Denver.
The Rev. John G. Hi, who 1r.a recently called
frcnl ,Pnnce.ou to tho vigorous freaps telisn ls;a
church ut IayiorF1lle, A.s mas aI1asoo oo LILO
new field. -
r,ehop Harris, of the u. E Church, left last
week to attend the Northern Ohio Conference
At Mount Vernon md Central Ohio Conference
a. Delaware
The Rev. FrnaE,in II. Adams, Rector Of Grace
Church, Clilhcothc, Mo-, has received cal TO
the Hectorstip OF zicu Church. Meucoo, Auhrns
County, Illinois,
Tho Rev. William L. Holyoke, who has bean
fupply1cg. for tie i1st two weeks, the Con4re1ac
tional Church at senerson, is invited to act 81
pastor OF that Church.
Rev DR.. Hnnev and wife, who hare been
B:p;ist missionaries among the ko-c.s IN Bur-
tnah for thirty wears, wilt return 70 America as
the close Of ths present year to take needed
ibst.
The Eer. Dr.. 8pee1, Eecretary OF the presby-
tesian Boa-n OF Education has resigned ms
oliee, the resignation to take effect Jan J. 1915.
It is his pu-p1se to retzra 20 Culna, eno 16-sn-
gaEe in missionary work there.
The Rev. lfaac Riley, PASTOR ct the Thirty
fonsth St1.et ltefor1nod Church II New 1ofk
Gty, has received upsnImous call 70 11e pas
hrate OF the Westminster lre6byterlsn ChnEco,
of Euffalo, n T., and has decided to accept tho
same.
Farewell services ve1e held Wednesday eVen-
ing IN the Sunday -school room OF the oecono
Baptist Church, preparatory to the departure o1
The Rev. ". i. Mckibber md wife, and the
Missea Eanda and Kidder, as Christian workers
tn Japan and China. It VAS aa interesting meet
ing.
The Rev. II. c. HoTay has been invited to de-
liver the annual address bcfore tie Kansas
Academy OF Science. which meets at IopsAs,
Oct IA. Iii. Hove7 Ia associated With trof.
Nudge on the Kansas State Geological Comn1,s,
pou, and his lecture on the occasion mentioned
siil be upon aCayes and Cave Scenery
:: The Eey. ]. Malvern, pastor Of the Free Bap-
list Church corner Of LOOMS and JACKSON
streets. has resigned on account Of nl-heal!h.
Mr. Malvern, who is greatly loved by his peor.o,
has been spending several months In tho AdtFon-
a.. dAcs in tho hope tuat lis heslth would improve
sufficiently 10 allow him to go on With hls HoIk.
but an edic, from his physician has compelled
him to take the step abova mentioned
The reports Indicate that Mr.. Moody is not
making as much impression upon tbs resident
people OF Nqzt5de:d Mass, as IVES expected.
ard also that there has bean e very significant
correspondence between him and the Rev. j. 7.
Sunderland pastor Of the Unitarian cong1eEa.
Gna there. Mr. Sunderland Was resident OF
Chicago, and while .u orthodox Congregation
11,ss, was on friendly terms with M1. Moody
Hs has recently joined the Unirarian denon1ina-
hon and become pastor OF the Norshtied Uni
tarisn Church. He offered the Use Of the Cnl-
tauan Church ediEce for 3fr. MoodJs SERVICES,
and the o1er was declined II q manner not
thought to be courteous, because denJlug the
title Of Uaitarians to the Christian name In the
town. OF Massachusetts, it should be renann-
bered that there has been peculiar objection
On tbs part OF large class Of weu-educeted
people to what are called revival measures. that
dates moro than century back-to Whitehead g
Preaching. The oEense that wAs given BY him
came not so much from his strong Ca1vinlatic
doctrines as from his insisting upon assurances
II personal conversion that wers thought to be
Arbitrary and inquisitori1-