The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-05
IscliNiNuS NOteS.

At the Third Presbyterian Church, yes
terday morning, Rev. Joseph Chester de-
liVered a sermon on a passage in jeremiah,
For in the peace thereof shall ye have
peace"
McKendree Church, Fulton, which has
been recently repaired was filled to over
flowing yesterday with the good people of
the Ward, who gathered to hear the open
ing sermon of Bishop Wiley.
Rev. DR. Stone, DID, of Marietta, Ohio,
occupied DR.. Duncan's pulpit yesterday. DR..
Stone is one of the most vigorous thinkers
in his denomination in this State. In his
discourse in the morning he explained in a
very clear way how the Christ is the Saviour
of all men in a limited sense, and of some
men in special sense.
Rev. L. +. Walker, pastor of the Presby.
terian Church, delivered a sermon yester-
day at the Presbyterian Church of College
HILL His text was: Thou shalt keep the
feast of ingathering, which is in the end of
the year, when thou hast gathered in thy
labors out of the field. ~ Exodus, %, 16.
when ye have gathered in the fruit of the
land We shall keep feast unlo the Lord"
Il [Leviticus, %, 80.
At the annual camp meeting on the Love
land camp grounds, commencing next
Wednesday and lasting one week. Bishop
Wiley, Rev. Drs. Lowry, Walden, Wells,
Ketcham Weeks, Bunyon, Moody, Payne,
Ridgaway, Chadwick, Leonard, "Californa
Taylor" and great many others will take
part. The railroads give excursion rates,
and every train on the Little Miami Rail
roads stops at Camp Ground Gate.
The founders of the St. Louis Young
Mems Society at st. Johns Catholic Church
held meeting yesterday afternoon to COM
plete arrangements for the twenty fifth an
niversary of the society. 1t was resolved to
attend a solemn high mass at o clock Sun
day morning August 25th, and to hold a
procession in the afternoon, with Mr. Henry
Deters as Grand Marshal and Messrs Brett
enbach and Llmfert as Assistant Marshals
Rev. Sigismund will deliver the festival SER
mon at St. Johns Church.
The first colored camp meeting ever held
in Clewnont County was inaugurated yes
terday at the Bantam Fair Grounds. Dur
ing this week the following eminent cOlored
diyines will be present to assist in the good
work; Bishop A. W. Wyman, ID, of
Baltimore Md; Rev. H. A. Grant, Allie
gheny City, Pa; Prof. Thomas H. Jackson,
Cincinnati; Rev. B. W. Arnett, BID, Ur-
bana; Rev. J. P. Underwood Columbus;
Kew. Jesse henderson, lOCKIanuj ReV. Jesse
Asbury, MiddIeport; Rev, A. A. Whitman,
Springfield; Rev. J. W. Barber, Lima; Rev.
w. r. Maxwell, Walnut Hills; Rev. Philip
Toliver, Hamilton, and other well known
ministers.
Rev. James f. Gilbert, Superintendent Of
instruction, has made the following report
of the Loveland Sunday Encamp,
ment class work during the year: 1875 per
sons pursued two courses of lessons, and &C
of them submitted to written examination
OF these, 40 passed at 65 per cent. or up
ward, the class average being 80, and
standing 100 The following is the class
ranked according to numbers: 38, 25, 49,
Is, 8, AZ, 26, S5, 81, 6, II, l, g. q, 81, Z 90 @
8, II, H. S. TO- So, IA, 80, Al, 40 80, 4, 3d. 81,
Is, 40, 81, 81, 60, Sc, SO, "a. OF these the
first 10 are star pupils. The class is divided
denomnationally, thus; Methodist Episco
pal, Is; Presbyterian, II; Baptist, Z; Epis
copalian, 3; Congregational, 3; Friend, l.
1t contains ministers, organist, Super
intendents rs teachers, and 7 pupils Ohio
furnished 2S, Kentucky s, Indiana 4, Hi
nois3.