The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15

Western trip and will occupy his pulpit in
the Presbyterian Church, College Hill, to-
morrow.
A returned missionary from China will
deliver an address on next Tuesday after
noon, at 2:30 o'clock, in the Second Presby-
terian Church.
Bishop Jaggar breaches at Lancaster to-
morrow, and on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday attends the Missionary Confer
ence at Chillicothe.
Dr.. Patterson will lecture on Sabbath eve
ming, in the Central Presbyterian Church,
on 'The Fulfllment of Prophecy in the
Desolation of Ephesus."
Arrangements for Protestant Episcopal
service at the City Infirmary, once month,
have been made by the Rev. Mr.. Kendrick,
of ST. Lakes P. Z. Church.
Rev. A. s. Hobart of the Mt. Auburn
Baptist Church, will speak tomorrow
morning on the subject: "A Living Dog is
Better Than Dead Lion"
H. Wilson Brown, President of the Cham
ber OF Commerce, lectures at the Fifth Pres
byterian Church tomorrow evening on the
''Progressand Results Of Christiani y"
Rev. John E. Morris, of Chicago, begin
tomorrow night a series of Gospel meet
| ings at 200 Vine street. Meetings will be
held every night, except Saturday Of next
| week. .E
At the York-street M. E. Church, Rev.
D. ]. Starr, PASTOR will preach tomorrow
morning, and in the evening Rev. J. H.
Lease will deliver discourse to young
people"
Rev. Morris D. Church will speak upon
| the subject: docs the Bible Answer the
Need Of Revelation" at the Emanuel
Reformed Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening
The sermon preached by Rev. DR.. Skin
| ner before the Cincinnati Synod upon the
order and faith Of the Presby yterian Church
has been published in pamphlet form at
the request of the Synod.
Rev. D. w. Rhodes will preach to.mor.
row morning and evening at the Church of
Our Saviour, Mt Auburn. In the evening
the lecture will be the third Of the lectures
to women. Subject: motherhood"
Rev. 6. w. Kelley speaks tonight at the
Y. N. G. A. Hall, DR.. West will teach the
Bible Glass Tomorrow afternoon, and to-
morrow evening the exercises will be con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. Emery, of Tennessee.
Mr.. G. E. Hills was ordained to the gos-
pei ministry on Tuesday and installed pas
tor of the newly organized Presbyterian
Church at Madisonville. Sermon by Rev.
DR.. Skinner to large and attentive audi
ence.
Tomorrow afternoon, at 2:30, the Rev.
gational ChurcI, will address tue "Young
Peoples Missionary Union" at the Rich
mond Street Christian Church, ON 'The
Gloritied Saviour"
The Unita.ianS hold festival in the
church, corner of Plum and Eighth streets,
next Thursday and Friday. Dinner and
supper will be served each day, and fancy
articles will be sold The proceeds are to
be devoted to the purchase of a new organ.
A committee appointed by the Evangei-
cal Alliance has been instructed to report
at its next meeting on permanent organi-
zation. 1t has been suggested that the
General Association of Evangelical Minis
ters, which holds monthly meeting, unite
with the Alliance.
A series OF temperance meetings will be
held in the chapel. Fifth and Lock streets,
next week, beginning Thursday evening
J. E. Marks, of Greenfield; Hon. W. s.
Cumback, of Greensburg, Ind; Rev. A. q.
Hirst, of Columbus; Rev. w. H. BoOle, of
New York City, and other gentlemen will
address the meetings.
The Young Mems Hebrew Association
will inagurate the winter season of lectures
to-murrow night at Eureka Hall, Ninth and
Walnut streets. Gen. S. F. Cary will be
the speaker, and he has chosen for his SUBJ
iect The Mistakes of Moses or Ingersoll-
WhichT' The admission is by compliment
ary or membership ticket
The installation of Rev. G. G. Hickman
DID,, as pastor of Avondale Presbyterian
Church viii take place on Thursday even
ing, Goth inst. Rev. DR.. Morris will pre-
side, Rev. E. D. Ledyard preach the SER
mon, Rev. A. B. Morey give charge TO the
pastor, and Rev. Joseph Gamble give charge
to people. Service to commence at quar-
| ter before 8.
The Baptist Sabbath-school Union tool
ored) will nold its second monthly meeting,
Sunday afternoon, at half past clock, in
the Union Baptist Church. corner of Mound
and Richmond streets. Thesubiect for dis
cusson will be, shall our Sabbath. school
work be abolishedP' The following named
gentlemen will take part in the discussion:
Revs R. NJ. Duling. H. H. Williams, J.
Emery and Thos. Webb. The singing will
be under the superintendency of Prof p.
J. Ferguson. A fine quartet will be rem
dered by Misses Susie Johnson, Seppie Bar
nett, Mr.. John M. Lewis and Mr.. N. v.
Bachus.