The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-24
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
OGEnterest to Our Church Goe,

The ordinance of baptism was admins
tered at the Ninth-street Baptist Church
last evening.
The revival meetings at the East Pearl
street NJ. +. Church will be continued dur
ing the week.
Rev. DIR. Kumler, of the Third Presbyte
rian Church. preached at the Broadway
Church yesterday morning.
The Archbishopand Bishop Toebbe have is.
sued the regulations for Lent for the Do-
ceses of Cincinnati and Covington.
Interesting revival meetings are being
held each evening at the First Baptist
Church. Last Friday evening twelve rose
for prayer.
Rev. H. B. Ridgaway will lecture to-
morrow evening at the Walnut Hills NJ. l.
Church, on Richard Golden, the British
Commoner and International Man"
The Monday morning prayer meeting for
cergympn was held to-day at the study of
the pastor of the Seventh-street Congrega-
tional Church, Rev. Mr.. Irwin presiding.
On next Thursday evening Prof. J. b.
Chickering, of Chickering Institute will
lecture on Babylon" at Wright Chapel
The entertainment is for the benefit of the
church.
Bishop Jaggar and Rev. Mr. Ely attended
the ordination of Mr. Logic at St. Phil,
ip's Church, Circlevlle, yesterday. Rev.
L. B. Norton supplied Mr.. Elys place at
College Hill.
The Young Ladies Society of the Presby-
terian Church, Avondale. realized upwards
of 800 from their rentertainmcntlast Friday
evening. This amount will more than pay
the balance due on the church organ.
Rev. Mr.. Wcndte, of the Richmond
street Congregational Church, delivered a
lengthy discourse last evening on Chinese
Immigration, in which he took sides with
the California people against the Chinese.
The Sabbath-school of the Chanel of the
Rcdeemer, formerly Raper Chapel has been
organized as follows: Superintendent, Col.
A. H. Hoyt; Assistant Snperntendents.
Montgomery Rochester and Frank Wing;
Secretary, Mr.. L. Worthington; Organst,
Mr. J. Yoakley; Presenter, Miss Stevenson.
The Ladies Benevolent Aid Society con-
nected with the Presbyterian Church of
Cumminsvile will give an oyster supper at
the residence of Mrs. Janet Thomson next
Friday evening, the proceeds to be devoted
to the establishment of permanent mis-
sion in the neighboring borough, Hamil-
ton.
The Methodist Church of Cumminsville
have in preparation a series of five enter
tainmentS, consisting of three lectures and
two concerts, to be given each Thursday
evening for five weeks The first will be q
lecture on Babylon" next Thursday even
ing, at the church, by Professor ]. B. Chick.
ering.
The Sunday-school mass meeting at the
Ninth-street Baptist Church yester-
day afternoon, in the interest OF
the American Baptist Publication So.
ciety, was addressed by Rev. G. J. John.
son, DID, Missionary Secretary of the Soci,
ETY. Mr. Charles Rhodes, the Society's Sun.
day-school Missionary for Ohio, and Mr..
George F. Davis. There was a large at.
tendance and considerable interest mani
| fest.
| The annual benefit for the st. Aloysius
Orphan Asylum took place at the Grand
Opera-honse last evening, and was ad
dressed by Bishop Dwenger, of Ft Wayne
Seidensticker's Band furnished the music
and short drama was presented by the in
mates Of the institution. A large number
of the friends of the institution we're pres
ent, among whom were Archbishop Purcell
Bishop Toebbe and number of priests.
The Trustees recently appointed by Arch
bishop Purcell have reported the following
collections for the liquidation of the Dioce
san debt: Church of the Presentation, Rev
J. J. Kennedy, pastor, s340 80; st. Martins
Brown County, Rev. F. x Dutton, pastor