The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-30

sermon yesterday. The occasion was one
of interest
The District Stewards' meeting, for the
East Cincinnati District, Cincinnati Con-
ference, will be held at Wesley Chapel on
Thursday of this week.
Rev. Franklin s. Fitch, the newly elected
pastor of the Seventh-street Congregational
Church, will enter upon his duties about
the middle of November.
The new pastor of the Polish st. Stanis-
laus Church is at present in New York, but
will soon return to this city and take up
his final residence here
A meeting of the Presbytery was held in
the Presbyterian Rooms to-day to discuss
the action of the Fifth Church in admitting
w. R. LOCKER to membership.
St. Michael's Church, of this city, cele-
brated its Patronal Feast yesterday. DR..
Pabisch officiated at high mass, and Rev.
Mr. Jair preached the sermon.
The German Lutheran Church of the
Twenty-ffth Ward, which has recently
been enlarged and improved, is now one of
the handsomest Churches in the city.
A memorial meeting was held yesterday
afternoon at the Union Baptist Church i'll
memory of the late John G Corbin, who
recently died from yellow fever at New
Orleans.
The ladies of St. Philips P. E. Church,
Cumminsville, have arranged to hold fair
next Thursday afternoon and evening, at
Knowlton Hall, for the benefit of the Sun
day-school.
The anniversary celebration of the Ger
man Catholic Orphan Asylum, on the Read
ing Road, took place yesterday afternoon,
at which Fathers Hyrorimus, Ubald and
Ferneding ofticiated.
Rev. DR.. Worden, Superintendent of the
Sabbath-school work of the Presbyterian
Church, spent the Sabbath in this city Wis
iting five different schools, and the Young
Peoples Missionary Association.
A temperance mass-meeting was held at
Mt Lookout yesterday, commencing at 10
o'clock and continuing till half-past 4.
Five different clubs were present and rep
resentatives from several others.
The yearly meeting of the Society of
Friends met at Waynesville last Saturday
morning, and will continue in session dur
ing the week. About two thousand per-
sons were present at the meeting yesterday,
among whom were many of the leading
men of the Society in the country.
The three Missionary Societies of the
Christian Church will hold their annual
session at the Central Christian Church, this
city, October 23d and oath. At the same
time the General Colored Christian Mis-
sonary Convention will be in session at the
Zion Baptist Church on Ninth street.
About two hundred and fifty persons at
tended the meeting of the Reformed Epis-
copals held at College Hall yesterday. In
the morning DR.. Morgan delivered a SER
mon; in the afternoon the first meeting for
an organization of a Sunday-school was
held, and the evening was occupied by a
Gospel meeting and conference.
The next regular meeting of the Sunday
school Association of Cincinnati and vicin-
ity will be held tomorrow evening at the
st. Pauls P. E. Church on Fourth street,
at which Rev. Geo. F. Bugbee, of Coving-
ton, will read a paper on "The Best
Method of Retaining the Older Scholars in
the Sunday school" Other interesting
speakers will also take part.
Bishop Jaggar preached at st. Johns P.
E. Church yesterday morning from the
text: For there must also be hereses
among you, that they which are approved
may be manifest among you."-1 Cor, XII,
10. In the first part of the sermon the
speaker vividly narrated many of the dis
senslons in the Christian Church, both dur
ing and since the Apostolic day. He then
referred to the beliefs and usages Of the
Episcopal Church. and closed by taking
strong grounds against the Reformed
Movement" which is being conducted in
this city by DR.. Morgan. The sermon was
eloquent and able throughout.