The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
and Matters OF Local
Interest.

IeCNs 0COs Ds otut6CS hoS AOoAhhSN ssAS
charge of Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church, Cincinnati.
Mr.. VIM. L. King, of the Little Miami
Road, has received the appointment of
RoadInaster of the Cincinnati Southern.
The Ministerial Association meeting at
the Presbyterian Rooms has adjourned
until the close of the afternoon union meet
ings.
The fare of the congregation of Ahabath
Achim has been continued during the
week with success, and may be continued
longer.
Bishop Jaggar expects to preach at st.
Luke's Chapel, corner of Baymiller and
Findlay streets, tomorrow morning and
evening.
Rev. s. o. Royal, of Findlay Chapel, will
at the Children's Home at o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon.
The first number of the Protestant Epis-
copal Monthly, edited by the Rev. Mr..
Kendrick, and devoted to diocesan news.
will appear early next week.
The B. & o. Railroad Company, under
the especial legislative act, has commls-
stoned all its conductors as special consta-
bles with power to make arrests. ..
The Young Peoples Missionary Union
| have decided to change the time Of holding
the meeting OF the normal class from Sun
day afternoon to Monday evening.
The Broadway Presbyterian Church pull
pit will be occupied again tomorrow by
Rev. w. w. Houston, of Virginia. He ex-
poets to leave the city the present week.
Services at the Lincoln Park Church,
morning and night, by Rev. DR.. Cooper.
During the week the order recommended
by the Evangelical Alliance will be fol-
lowed.
Rev. T. ]. Melish relinquished his tenn
porary charge of the Mission at Mt. Look
out, and confines himself entirely for the
future to the care of st. Thomas Church,
Milford.
Rev. E. P. Roberts will preach. at the
Third Baptist Church tomorrow morning
and evening, and at the close of the even
ing service will administer the ordinance
of baptism.
DR.. Felix L. Oswald will deliver free
lecture at Odd Fellows Temple, 1SO West
Fourth street, tomorrow, at 8 p. nj. Sub
ject: ''rhe Religion of Nature, its Ministry
and Mission"
st. John M. E. Church has recently been
thoroughly painted inside and out. The
money subscribed some time ago to dis
charge the indebtedness is being collected
and applied to the debt.
A meeting of the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society of the Cincinnati Presby-
terry will be held in the First Church, Janu-
ary 9th, at Up. IN. Each auxiliary society
will send two delegates.
Rev. Jacob Krehbiel will speak at the Y.
NJ. c. A.. Hall tonight. DR.. West will
teach the Bible class tomorrow afternoon.
Subject: "The Prodigal Son." and praise
service will be held in the evening.
"The Worlds Need of a Born King will
be discussed by DR.. Patterson in the Gen.
tral Presbyterian Church on Sabbath fore
noon. In the evening he will lecture on
'The Approaching Destruction of the Mill
tary System of the Nations"
The suit against the Cincinnati Sandusky v
& Cleveland Road has been dismissed, and
the decree Of sale set aside. Consequently
the receiver transferred the road and prop
erty to the company, and the company
started business with the new year.
MrDG.A. Davenport, who has been trans.
ferred from the position of Local Freight
Agent of the Little Miami Road to that OF
! Cashier, was presented on New Years Day
with beautiful floral tribute in the shape
of horseshoe by the employees who had
.. served under him.
Rev. A. B. Morey, of the Fifth Presby
terian Church, has been the recipient fol
a five years past of draft of $780, brought ir
$ ON each succeeding Christmas Eve by i,
r colored messenger. This year Mr.. More,
{ and his wife received large number o
Q other valuable Christmas presents.
= The members of the Episcopal Mission
e on Walnut Hills, which was recently es
+ tablished, and has been holding Sabbath
J. school in the Presby terian Church, hsy
made application to the Bishop and Stand
j. ing Committee of the Diocese, TO be per
G nlitted to organize church, but the appli
t cation was not favorably received. Th
# mission, however, will be maintained.
y AL Association has been formed, CON
l. posed of the NJ. E. General Conference Q
e Cincinnati, the assistant editors of the Ad
n vocate, the Repository and the Apologies
l. and the Presiding Elders, pastors and thre
10 laymen of the churches Of Cincinnati, Co,
ington. Newport and vicinity, to look afte
y the entertainment of the General Confe
r. ence. The next session Of this Associatio
d will be held In Wesley Chapel on the eve
:; ming Of January 9th. ~ T.
~ The Board OF Managers at the Y0un
,e Mems Bible Society met at the Y. NJ. G.
Is 1s Rooms last evening in monthly session
y with an attendance of thirteen member
as The Treasurer reported the receipts for I'll
Se past month at 1868 II and the disburs
ments at 1851 20, including remittances I
$500 to the American Bible Society. tt
ps report Of the Depository showed the sail
H. for the month to have been 250 Bibles an
n 483 Testaments. There were donations r
st ceived Of SO Bibles and l06 Testaments.
be During next week, the week of praye
of union meetings of all the Protestal
d. Churches will be held at Trinity N.
w Church from 8 to p. m. each day. II
r. following will be the topics and leaders:
o. Monday, January 5-Thanksgiving +
the blessings Of the past year and prayer f
be their continuance. Rev. G. II. Daniels
- preside and conduct the services.
IN Tuesday, January 6-Contession of 8
ic and humiliation before God. T. II. Ski
ke Wednesday. January Prayer for Il
m. Church Of Christ, its ministers, its grow
t, in grace and its enlargement G. W. Ketc
ut am, DID. ~
II Thursday, January ss@Prayer for Chr
Of tian education, for the family and instit
ek 1ocv,;ur and for Sahha hue ,OO