, 1879-04-20
eunial Convention OF Congregational Churches
and Ministers will be held in the lecturexoom Of


ennia1 Convention OF Congregational Churches
ami Ministers will he held In th. lect,rerotr ~
the UnIon Par, Church.
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lie rope Is making great reductions III his
personal household. ooser7Mi:t that It IS useless
20 keep up an enormous h'1cheu Where hetnc's
Is cooked Iis dincer consists Of soup ant
,;.tlc 80 that hIs rcta;ners vii he re1ncc, ~
rna ,thied If tba;r nur,iar
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Several Young women members OF the fuitou
street Methodlst Chufch OF Estzaoetnport. y.
j., nave oecn summoned before the in7cs:l2at-
Ing committee Of the church on an accusat:on"t
having attended theatres aad danced. The; ere
to be expelled L they do not obey the church
rule which 1orblds uAucstiS
Rr;tisb rolumhia. which WIS for twenty years
in one Episcopal Dlocese, un1er Bishop Hills,
has been GlVlueu lnto louf alocescs. 1ne new
secs arc those OF vancouver, NC" westminster
and New Caledonia Sufficient endowment has
already been secured ior two OF thc pe" sees.
About Sl0,000 Is wanted Tor the otlier-
AZ tbe animal mpctin,+ of the Presbyterian
Church Of Englewood. held "Wednesday evening,
the fol1owng Trustees were elected ior the en-
eyior YEAR. i. -Drrsf1nle !. r. Condt. Y.
Ford. 4. &. Warner, c, z. Hustled, D. T.
Walker, and 8. A. Parker .. J. Hubbard Was
elected Treasurer, and u. A.. Eastman ClerS.
Dur,n$ the year the church has raised ana cS-
Two new Protestant sects have made their ap-
pearauce iu two countries widely separated from
each Observation-Disclosures and Texas The West
phalian sect Is largely composed q women, a1ul
resembles the Shakers in so1ne of ite cere-
monies. 1t is SAID to have made considerable
progress. That in Texas consists thus far us
five eX-Presbytcrian minister's and has assumed
LIZ halae lne Temple o1 tie Coming Lo'o-
The Wilmington, Del, Methodist Conference
passed, by unanimous vote, resolutions con-
| demning traf1iclsing on camD-grounds on Sun
dur. One of the ministers stated hut attend
i1lg holLess camp-,ncetin. not LONG aso. he
found ice.c crcan, aud Photographic saioops and
barber-shops in full blast on the Sapbatt,, and
that, too wi1l the permit Ut the manager, who
was Professor ol Holiness. His defcusc was
that he wanted to raise some money to add TO
preachers salaries.
An Eue1shmaa's name having been mention
ed With others In q pamphlet printed by tha
Whitehall Itevis.o as convert to Catholicism, ne
makes public denial Of it, and thus leads the
Nor|d, of London, to illustrate the amenities Of
life by remarkius that 1.-THE VAitehnH Reeew
has taken up Roman Catholicism ut tile instance
OF its proprietor, Mr. Peacock-of the firm of
Nuruin & Peacock, EGG merchants Wells street
-as the ancient fa'th il must serviceabc in ex-
tending the sale OF eggs"
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Yesterday morning at the Church OF the Ascen-
Son, corner OF North LaSalle and Elm streets,
the Rev. Arthur Ritchc, Rector, officiating. il
requiem commuuion-Gounod's mass OF the
Sacred Heart-was given, with the following,
numbers: H,troit, Psalm; Eyrte, Gounod: Sc
d7teacc stDies Irae": SuuctNs Bts4ed c!zks a1ll
dy,zt, Del, Goupod; .narche F1<ne5re, Chotin.
The Iloral decorations OF the altar were I'LL Ut
white.
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Il vermont munster, peslue nls lwo sesn!o"s n..
every SUNDAY, ana isctafe ana praset.etiin. TN .!u
ana pastoral calls, ralseu last year OH t"u tulus