The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

Madam Rive will give concert at the Y.
M. g. A. Hall next Tuesday night.
Bishop Jaggar will preach at Music Hall
on the afternoon of Sunday, April 25th.
Rev. 8. P. Linn was received into the
Presbytery of Cincinnati at its recent
stated meeting.
Nearly all the railroad lines have agreed
to bring delegates to the General Confer
ence at half-fare.
Seventeen new members were received
into the Fifth Presby terian Church last
Sabbath; all adults.
The First German M. e. Church of this
city is making arrangements for building q
new house of worship.
Bishop Jaggar will visit st. Peters in
Delaware to-morrow morning, and in the
evening will oficiate at Galena.
The Fifth Presbyterian Church was pre-
sented with new 'mmunlon service last
Sabbath by one of the lady members.
Rev. E. D. Norris DID,, will preach at
the Seventh Presbyterian Church, Broad.
way, tomorrow morning and evening.
VIM. Phillips, DR.. James @. Culbertson
and e. B. Southwick have been elected
Elders of the First Presbyterian Church
The pastoral relations existing between
Rev. ]. G. Chapman and the First Reformed
Presbyterian Church have been dissolved.
"Christ in History will be Rev. Morris
Church's subject tomorrow evening at
Emmanuel R. E. Church, Longworth street,
west of Central avenue.
Rev. J. T. Bixby will, in the absence Of
Rev. G. W. Wendte, occuly the pulpit of
the Unitarian Church tomorrow morning.
There will be no evening service.
At recent meeting of the Glendale
Presbyterian Church N Goldsmith Thos. L
Mcdonald and DR.. Patterson were elected
Trustees, and A. w. Ross Treasurer.
Quite a number of our M. E Church peo-
pie left this city at noon to-day on the
steamer Bonanza for Ripley, to attend the
meeting of the Southern Holiness Associa-
ton.
Preparations are being made to hold a
Mass Social of Cincinnati Baptists. The
Social will probably be at the Ninth street
Baptist Church, Tuesday evening, April
9th
The Baptist Ministers, at their meeting
next Monday, will continue the discussion
of the question. "The Dnty OF Cincinnati
Baptists to the German Population of this
city,"
Rev. A. B. Leonard. DID,, will preach at
| Trinity NJ. E. Church both morning and
evening tomorrow. The Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will follow the morning SER
mon.
~ ffao A oes ~,,t l. L.
engaged during the past week in the work
| of assigning the members of the General
Conference to the places where they are to
be entertained.
1.-THE Opening of the Books at the Judg.
ment" will be the subject OF Rev. John
Goddards sermon tomorrow morning AT
the Church of the New Jerusalem, Fourth
and John streets.
Rev. M. A. Richards, Of the Cincinnati
Conference, has been transferred to the
Wilmington Conference, and Rev. D. G.
Ridgway OF that Conference has been trans.
ferred to Cincinnati.
Rev. James Eells, DID,, of Lane Semi
nary, will preach in the Central tresbyteri
evening. His subject in the evening will
| Uo OO 4uy oCl RV 1oIus
Rev. w. H. Miesse will address the meet
ing at the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall this evening
DR.. West will teach the Bible Glass to NOR
row afternoon, and tomorrow evening 9
song of service will be held.
The annual meeting of the Cincinnati
Baptist Church Union occurs on next Tues
day afternoon at the Ninth-street Baptist
Church, for the election of officers and th.
transaction of general business.
The sixth number of the Baptist Review
edited by Rev. J. X. Baumes, DID,, of thi!
city, has been received. 1t is made up O.
articles contributed by some of the leading
ministers and professors in this country
and large number of local reviews anG
Eotices.
"A Mothers Influence in Forming th,
Character OF Her Child. Illustrated by al
Appeal to Secular History" will be tn,
theme OF the twenty-fifth lecture to youn,
women by Rev. James c. White at th,
Poplar-street Presbyterian Church to NOR
row evening.
Reasons Why We Should Love Jesu
j Christi ia the theme of a series of dis