The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-14
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
..4 Interest.

ID. Thane Miller is attending the Y. M
G A. State Convention at Rochester, N. Y
Seven additions have been made to tn,
membership of the Mclean NJ. e. Churcl
since January 1st 10 ijr itf '}ss' ~
Rev. james Eells DID, win preach at tn,
Broadway Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Rev. Daniel Curry, editor Of the Nationa
Repository, will preach in Trinity M. E
Church tomorrow morning. .4,,.
A Gospel and Song Service will be helt
at Grace M. p Church, on George street
west of Cutter, tomorrow evening"
Rev. DR.. VIM. Mast has returned hom'
improved in health after his recent visi
to the East tor rest and recreation.
Rev. A. W. Mann is expected TO hole
services for deaf mutes at St. Johns P. E
Church Tomorrow afternoon at s o'clock.
There we're eleven additions to the mem
befship of the sixth Presby terian ChurcI
last Sunday, and three infants baptised. q.
Infant baptism will be administered BY
Rev J. d. Starr at the YOrk-street NJ. e
Church at the II o'clock service tomorrow
The temperance meeting at Lytle Hall
this evening, will be conducted by Fl. T
Ogden. Rev. R, B. Neal will deliver an ad
dress ..... ,..5.s. ,...
The net proceeds of the Orphans Bazal
held at Greenwood and Mozart Hall from
December 18th to January Sth were 81,
2S6 80. f
DR.. Shipley, late Superintendent of the
Sanitarian on College Hill, died on the
ninety-f1rst birthday Of his venerable
mother.
Rev. G. W. Wendte will deliver sermon
on "Books and Study" being the 81 K th of a
series to young people, at the Unitarian
Church this evening. ..f'...tt
The BAPTIST ministers at their meeting
next Monday will discuss the question,
what is it to preach the lawfs to be
opened by DR.. Leavitt.
"Sterling Castle, or the Highlands of
Scotland" will be the subject of lecture
by Rev. DR.. Eells on next Tuesday evening,
in the Y. M. G. A. Hall. ri.os .G
Rev. A. I. Hobbs, pastor Of the Rich
mond-street Christian Church. breaches
tomorrow morning and evening on the
Limitation" and ''Our Sabbatn.'
Rev. James G. White will deliver the reg
ular lecture in the course to young ladies
at the Poplar-street Church Tomorrow
evening. Subject: "Amusements." d.
Moung Edwin. native Karen, will
speak at the Mount AuburH Presby terian
Church tomorrow morning and at the
Ninth-street Baptist Church tomorrow
evening. o3 s5 ,s....-
Rev. B. D. Hypes, of the Pendleton M.
e. Church, reports that there has been
thirty-ive conversions at his church service
the week of prayer, and thirty-four acces
sions. ""
A pretty and unique writing, desk de.
signed as silver wedding gift from Rev
DR.. H. Ridgaway, of the Walnut Hills M
E. Church, to his wife, is on exhibition in
WiswelPs window. .a;....
Rev. S. P. Shines will conduct divine SER
vice at the usual hour tomorrow in the
Cincinnati Work-house, and will preach at
half past clock p. m. in the Columbus
street Presby terian Church of Newport.
Dr.. Patterson, Of the Central Presbyter
! ian Church, at Mound and Barr streets
morrow evening, ''The Opera, Theaters ant
variety OuoWSs .. ....r ..
Rev. s. K. Leavitt speaks to-nightiat the
Y. M. C. A. Hall. DR.. West will teach the
Bible Glass tomorrow afternoon, and q gos
pel service will be held tomorrow night
The medical students hold prayer-meet
ing this evening. #t.
The ladies of the Cincinnati branch o.
the NJ. E. Foreign Missionary Society hav,
forwarded to Japan complete outfit fo
Miss Holbrook, their missionary, who los
her clothing and household goods in th,
recent fire at Toxic. 80
The Methodist preachers are discussin,
the question, Has the time come in tin
history of our Church that the Genera
Conference should modify our general su
perntendency by increasing the numbe
of Bishops and reducing the number o
Presiding Elders?' "..., ..,-.. ....
The memorial window to the first Bishol
of Ohio, to be placed in St. Pauls, ol
Fourth street, has been contracted for. Th
design is by Mr.. Edward Colgate, of New
York, and the window when completed j
to be placed in the chancel over the Bsh
ops chair. 1t is twelve feet by three il
the clear. .u F7t
The German Y. M. c. A. Of this city vii
celebrate its seventh anniversary to-morro1
evening at o'clock, in the church of Rev
g. w. Winnes, on Liberty street. belo,
Freeman avenue. The Association extend
a cordial invitation to allwho are inter
ested. Reports will be read concerning lh
work Of the Association the past year.
A home missionary society was organ
lied by the ladies' of the Ninth-street Bap
tist Church, on Thursday Of this week. 1t
officers are: Mrs George Mason, President
Mrs Reed Fairmount, Vice President
Mrs. Y. r.. Shepard, Secretary; Mrs s. B
Randall, Treasurer, ana Mrs. Eliza Tomlin
son. Collector 1t was decided that th
funds Of the society should 80 to the Ne,
York organization. s' 52stF'
The Presbyterian Ministerial Associatio
Is largely attended on each Monday aftel
noon at the Presbyterian rooms Close al
tenton is given to the opening essay upo
Ia subject chosen too weeks before, and q
terwards an Instructive and interestin
statement Of views upon the topic is give
by each member, thus making the discus
sion kind Of supplementary course i
theological culture. 7astt ls., aoll.H
on yesterday evening Rev. W. B. Davi
pre6cHed TO the congregation ct Wesle
ChabA M. e. Church. Thereviyai service
are still in progress and have lost none
their interest. Rev. George W.tKelly
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