The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-29
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

Interest.
Rev. J. M. Walden has gone South to
spend a month visiting the conferences.
| A pleasant musical entertainment was
given at Asbury Chapel M. E. Church last
evening.
Bishop Jaggar breaches at Clifton to-mor-
row morning and at St. Johns Church in
the evening.
The Lynd Institute will hold its next
regular meeting in the vestry Of the Ninth
street Baptist Church.
Rev. E. P. Roberts will occupy the pull
pit of the Third Baptist Church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Rev. @. w. Wendte will lecture at the
Unitarian Church tomorrow evening on
the subject Switzerland"
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Broadway Presbyterian Church gave q
very successful fair last night.
The Sabbath question will be discussed
at the Church of the New Jerusalem.
A missionary service for the children
will be given during the Sunday school
hour at st. Johns P. E. Church tomorrow
morning.
The ladies of the Universalist Church are
making preparations for their annual lunch
and sale, which takes place next Thursday
and Friday.
The next quarterly meeting of the Mi
ami Baptist Ministerial Conference will be
held December 9th and 9th, at the Ninth
street Baptist Church.
DR.. 8. w. Duncan. of the Ninth-street
Baptist Church, and Rev. A. 8. Hobart, of
the Mt. Auburn Baptist Church, exchange
pulpits tomorrow morning.
A committee composed of the pastor and
one layman from each of the NJ. E.
Churches of the city has been appointed to
arrange for the General Conference next
spring.
There will be special meeting of the
Knights of St. James, of st. James Total
Abstinence Society, of the Cathedral, in
the basement Of the Cathedral next Sunday
evening.
The third quarterly meeting of the Gin
cinnati Branch of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society will be held in Trinity
N. E. Church at o'clock next Tuesday af-
ternOon.
Rev. J. H. Hartley will preach at the
First Universalist Church tomorrow, on
the subject The Inquirers Inquiry" and
in the evening, Empty Pews, Can They Be
Filled at Home"
Mrs. J. B. Chickering will conduct a
series of Bible talks at.the Vine Street Con-
gregational Church every Sunday at $50
o'clock. Subject: 1.-THE Antediluvian
World The Deluge and The Ark.
The pastor of the Poplar-street Church,
the Rev. Mr.. White, win preach thanks
giving sermon tomorrow morning. In the
evening "Woman's Gospel by Christ and
His Apostles" will be the subject
"Demoniacal Influence and Agency" will
be the subject of tomorrow mornings SER
mon by the Rev. G. 3 Evans, pastor of
Grace M. P. Church. In the evening a
special service will be held, at which ad-
dresses will be made.
Rev. John Morris, of Chicago, speaks to-
night at the Y. M. G. A. Hall. DR.. West
will teach the Bible Class tomorrow after
noon and II. Thane Miller will conduct the
services tomorrow evening Subject: "The
Mystery Of Thanksgiving"
At the East Pearl-street NJ. E. Church the
pastor, Rev. W. H. Miesse. in the morning
will explain the difficult passage of Scrip
ture, my Spirit shall not always strive
with man." In the evening his subject will
be Causes for Thanktulness."
Rev. B. w. Chidlaw and Rev. Thos. EN-
ery will speak at the Seventh Street Con-
gregational Church on Sunday evening.
Their topic is "Tbe Mission If the Ameri-
can Sunday School Union in Behalf OF Our
Neglected Juvenile Population"
At a recent meeting of the Baptist min
isters of the city, an extra half hour was
devoted to the discussion of the proposed
, Sunday afternoon religious services at the
Music Hall. The general sense Of the meet.
ing was not favorable to the movement.
The next rehearsal OF Verdrs Requiem
a by the united Catholic choirs will take
place at Schmidt's Hall, corner of Seventh
and Race streets, Sunday evening 1t il
expected that the final rehearsals with sole
singers will commence the first Sunday in
December.
AT the request of the officers of his church
Dr. Patters N will preach on Offering al
an Act of Worship on next Sabbath fore
noon. In the evening he will continue the
: Prophesy in the Letters of the Lord in the
Apocalypse.
Rev. David Jones, for many years tht
faithful and successful pastor of the Welsh
Congregational Church of Allen County
Ohio, has received and accepted the unani
nous call of the Welsh Church ON Law
I renee street. this city. He will enter OF
his work January 1st.
The Sunday school Association of tn,
, Presbytery of Cincinnati will hold its mex
regular meeting in the Third Presbyterian
, Church, on Seventh street, on Monda,
| evening. The subjects are SUNDAY -schoo
Literature" and Lesson Helps" Rev
F, DR.. Patterson, Rev. John Rusk, and other
= will deliver addresses
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.