The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-12

REtioious NurEs.-Rey g.. L. sehatE, Of
the German Church, preached at the
Third Presbyterian Church los teyening.
A Mission and Jubilee began Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
South Wheeling, yesterday morning. The
Mission will be conducted by. Fathers
Bokel, Of Washington, D. O., and Lilly, Of
Somerset, Ohio.
Bishop Jaggar oficiated atthe Episcopal
Trinity Chapel, Bellaire, yesterday morn
ing and evening.
Rev. Moffat, at the Second Presbyterian
Church, last evening delivered Q second
discourse on the Sabbath question, his text
being '"The Duty Of the State 10 Encour-
age Morality. An abstract otthe sermon,
unanimously crowded out Of this issue,
will appear tomorrow.
Bishop Kain Is expected home from
Baltimore tomorrow.
Tuesday, Goth inst, has been set apart by
the Bishops Of the Anglican Church as q
day OF special intercession for missions,
and It will be observed a such by the
Episcopal congregations throughout the
world.
Rev. DR.. LYDIA, Of this city, occupied the
pulpit Of the Bridgeport NJ. E. Church
yesterday morning. There were no ser.
vices Of the church in the evening.
A necktie social Is 10 be held at SCOTS
NJ. E. Church, west Of Bridgeport, to-nor.
row evening.
Tho Marshall County Sunday School
Convention will be held in the Dallas
Presbyterian Church, May 9th.
The Third Annual Sunday School Asso-
citation Of the GAINESVILLE District NJ. E,
Church, will be held at Hendrysburg,
May 18th, 18th and 18th
Rev. SIS. Gibsonand Elder VIM. Plum.
er have been chosen delegatesto represent
Redstone Presbytery at the meeting Of the
General Assembly, at Saratoga.
The following gentlemen have been cleo.
ted trustees Of the Third Presbyterian
Church for the ensuing year: j. r. Stew.
art, E. Steele, ]. Decker, L. Schafer, II.
Kunkel, Jas. B. Mix and j. Fulton.
The Gross Creek and Upper Bnffalo
Presbyterian congregations are making
preparations for the celebration Of the
centennial anniversary Of the settlement
Of Rev. Joseph Smith as pastor OF the But.
lalo Church, June 2lst, 1879.
At the English Evan. Lutheran Church
yesterday morning the congregation was
urged TO "Go Forward" in q sermon by
Rev. Barnitz, from the text Exodus XIV;
10. The object Of the discourse wa 10
stimulate 10 an extraordinary effort on the
part Of the members Of the church 10 re-
duce their bonded debt, and also to make
the new loan at five per cent q success, as
well as TO undertake new mission work In
different parts Of the city. Tie Sunday
School was also addressed by the pastor on
the lesson OF the day from the 55th chap
ter Of Isaiah, and also in relation 10
getting free from the bonded debt" and
going forward" The evening sermon
was on Chistian work, from John TX; 4.
There were no services last night at
lions Lutheran Church, the pastor, Rev.
Meerwein, being unwell.
Bishop Kahn on Sunday last laid the
corner stone Of a new Catholic Church, at
Uniontown, in the District OF Columbia.
and delivered a sermon. On the Thurs
day previous the Bishop delivered a SER
mon at the conservation Of st. Paul's
Church, at Baltimore. Father Walters,
Of this city, was with the Bishop on both
occasions. Father Walters returned home
q day or two since, and the Bishop is ex-
pected home Ia. morrow.l
DR.. A. H.. Braun, formerly OF this city,
contributes to a recent number OF the
american Catholic Quarterly Repiep a paper
on "The Relation Of the Popes To Lftera-
ture Prior TO the Eleventh Century"