The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

Interest.
st. Paul M. E. Church has new chande-
lier, with seventy-two burners.
Rev. A. C. Wheaton will enter upon his
duties as pastor of the Walnut Hills Bap-
tist Church tomorrow.
Prot. Venable will soon give two even
ings of select reading in the Columbia
Congregational Church.
Bishop Jaggar and Rev. Mr.. Kinsolving
are conducting series of meetings at the
Mission Church, on Findlay street.
The monthly meeting of the City Mis-
next in the Hall of the Y. N. C. A. at 7:3O
o'clock.
The Rev, z M. Humphrey. DID,. of
Lane Seminary, will preach at Clifton
Hall tomorrow evening at half past
o'clock.
"The Eleventh Hour will be the sub
ject of the Rev. John Rusk's sermon to.
m !rrow morning at the Sixth Presbyte-
riah Church. sr- "a
Rev. N. G. Oglesby. OF Middletown. will
preach in Grace M. P. Church, on George
street. west of Cutter, tomorrow morning
and evening.
Bishop l. W. Wiley. D. D. breaches to-
morrow morning at II o'clock at Asbury
Chapel. on Webster street, between Main
and Sycamore.
The children's meeting at the Children's q
Home. tomorrow afternoon, will be ad.
dressed by Rev. L N. Stanger, rector of
Christ Church.
The Ninth-street Baptist Church have
adopted new hymn and tune book, which
will be used the first time one week
from tomorrow.
City Missionary Mitchell will hold SER
vices at Beth chem Chapel, on Evans street,
on Sunday evening. Last Sunday evening
the house was crowded.
Three convef@ were baptised at the Mad
isonville Baptist Church last Sabbath, and
several Others will SION follow. The meet
ings are still continuing.
st. Xavier's Parish School has begun the
publication OF small monthly periodical
called ''The st. Xavier Messenger" aud de-
voted t" juvenile literature.
Meetings have continued at the Colur,-
bia Baptist Church, Rev. K. w. Stevens,
pastor, since the week of prayer, and several
conversions have taken place.
THE Story of Theodosius" will be the
subject of Rev. Morris D. church's sermon,
Tomorrow evening" at Emanuel Reformed
Episcopal Church, on Longwarth street.
Rev. Mr.. Leonard, Presiding Elder Of the
East Cincinnati District, will preach at
Wesley Chapel on Monday evening. The
revival meetings will be continued next
week.
During Miss Annie Norton's temporary
absence from St. Panrs Choir. her place
will be filled BY Miss Dora Henninges, the
well-known soprano from tho College of
Music. ..,o.
The boys OF st. Francis and St Johns
congregations will give dramatic peri rm-
ance Tomorrow evening at ST. Francis
Hail. for the benefit Of the schools Of the
two parishes
Rev. C. H. Daniels. pastor OF Vine-street
Congregational Church, las 70 ;urned from
the East, where he was called by the death
Of his wife, and will resume preaching serv-
ices tomorrow. I.,
The eightt lectnrs on the Life and Words
OF Christ, by Rev. d. Cooper, at the Lin
coin Park Church tomorrow night, will be
Ou WIG D0LWC6n Lu0 MOIuL LAW
and Christianity" .. .....
Rev. D. F. Harris breaches morning and
evening Tomorrow ut the Columbia Con.
greYational Church. Subject Of morning
sermon. Family Religion;" evening sub
ject, Heavens O.en Dior"
Rev. W. H. French, y. D., speaks at the
Y. M. G. A. Hall tonight. Dr.. West will
teach ,he Bible class tomorrow afternoon,
and tomorrow night the author Of the
Tract, "Whosuever WILL" will speak.
| Rev. J. G. White will deliver his four.
teenth lecture in the course to young
ladies at the Poplar-street Church t,-mor-
ro~ evening. Subject: MOVED reading, III
its effects upon the nervous system and in
producing nervous discusses"
The Cheviot Baptist Church has extended
II call t Rev. Dr.. Haulner, etitor of the
Baptist Review, to become its pastor. DR..
Banner has been supplying the pulpit for
several weeks past, but has not yet an.
nounced bis acceptance Of the call.
,, Three Sabbath schools recently started
| along the line Of the Southern Railroad
r have been supplied with appropriate read.
. ing matter for scholxfs and hell,s for teach
ers from the Missionary Sabbath School De
partment Of the Presby terian Bard Of Pub
9 lcation In this city.
Cardinal McCloskey, OF New York, has Is
8 sued = circular letter ~ tho Catholic clergy
directing general collection to be taken II
8 the churches on the first Sunday in Febru
t ray) to-morro*) for the relief Of the su fer
I ing people Of ireland. The response vii
T doubtless be prompt and generoua
Mos,rt's First Mass will be rendered to
. morrow morning at 10 O'Clock at st. Lud
wigs Church, by the excellent choir Dur
ing the mass for the offert'ry will be sun,
the beautiful AVE verum,n, Of Kreuzer
I for soprano. tenor and basso, by Miss Ar
metz and Messrs. Willeke and Piket.
There is plan on foot t. hold Sabbath
e afternoon services beginning the seconc
b Sabbath in February in the Music Hall
Y Rev. Dr. Pratt OF the Southern Presby te
It rian Church, formerly Of Richmond, X, .
;. who has supplied the second Church fire.
\ quently in Dr.. SINNERS absence, will con
duct them. i
! The Presbytery Of Cincinnati has beer
9 called to hold special meeting in the Pres