The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

vices at st. Luke's Chapel, beginning to-
morrow, will be, morning service at IL
O'Clock, Sunday-school at $50, evening SER
vice at 1880.
The reopening of ST. Paul's Church.
Fourth street. has been DELAYED for another
week. The first service and re-assembling
OF the Sunday school will be Sunday morn
ing, the 2Sth instant.
The topic for discussion at, the NJ. L.
Preachers Meeting next Monday will be
what can the Methodist Churches do to
advance the Home Mission work in Cincin-
matt atthe present timeP'
AT the Third Baptist Church, Pine street
memorial service will be held tomorrow
morning in memory of Arthur G. Umber-
ger. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. NJ.
Worcester, in the evening. Subject: THE
dissatisfied elements of society, and how to
meet them"
The Miami Baptist Association, to which
the churches of This city belong, will meet
at Middletown on Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week. The Sunday school AS
soclation will meet at the same place on
Tuesday. The churches of this city will be
well represented.
Kew Dr. Patterson will preach in the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn-
ing In the evening the pulpit of the
church will be occupied by Rev. Mr.. Phil
lips, missionary from South Africa, who
Will give an account of civilization and
Christianity among the zulus, Griguns, and
Kaffirs.
The quarterly conference of the Mt. Au-
bnrn Nj H ('hnrot, mill bo
and the first quarterly meeting to-morrow.
Rev. A. b. Leonard, d., Presiding Elder,
will be present at the morning service on
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Pearson will preach at
night his introduction sermon for the con-
ference year.
At the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall this evening W.
Buxton Phillip, of Queenstown, Cape
Colony, Africa, will speak in reference to
the Christian work among the natives of
Africa. Tomorrow afternoon DR.. West
VIII teach the Bible Glass and begin new
series of lessons. HI. Thane Miller will
conduct the services tomorrow night.
AT the regular Friday evening meeting at
the Second Presbyterian Church an op-
portnnity was given to the persons present
tn recount their remembrances of the late
Mr.. John Shillito. Dr. Waldon, Rev. Ed
ward Cooper and DR.. Wm B. Davis availed
themselves of the opportunity and spoke
III high terms of their departed brother
The Superintendent of CITY Missions
Rev. J. NJ kendrick, has the following
programme OF services for the fall and vim |
ter work: ST. Luke's Chapel, corner Bav-
miller and Findlay streets, morning service |
at IL a. M. Sunday school, $50 p M. eve |
ming service, 1880 p. M; on and after Sep
tember 2lst. Price's Hill, on and after
Sunday, the 2lst inst, in Miss Frepman's |
school-room Snear the elevator, SUNDAY.
school at 3p. M; evening prayer and SER
mon at 4 p. m.
The leaders OF the Bazaar acknowledge the
receipt Of the following donations: A. d |
Bullock, S25; VIM. cassidy, s.: Fl. II. |
Hoffman, 400 cigars; Peter g. Thomson, |
one photograph album and books: John |
Curren, one barrel of potatoes; D. ], Kenny.
s5 Thomas O'Hara, one large marble cross;
Alfred Warren, two large albums. Sisters
Cedar Grove, fancy articles; Miss Vallette,
fancy articles; Mrs. Hurley, fancy goods:
Mr.. Chevallo, one small font; Eugene Sul-
livan fifteen live turkeys; Daniels& Coombs. |
clothing; Ferd. Wagner optical goods: G.
A. Bickel tinware; Hemingway Glass Com
pany aquarium; F. X. Steves dozen bot.
Ties wine; Withholding & Haarmeyer, mus
lin; Mr.. uonhorst, roast beef; John D.
Caldwell satin, crucihx and flags; A. Urig,
festooning and wreaths (additional); Lewis |
Il Nebllts, cut glass candy jars; Adam B. |
Wilson, bread; S. w. Hoffman, IS; f. w.
S.; DR.. T. C. Minor, S.; G. B.
kerper, IS; Ray Bros, one ovtrcoat; H.
Varwig, beer faucet; r. c. Rohner, So; W.