The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-03
RELIGIOUS. NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

ing the sessions of the various conferences
Rev. A. B. Earle, DID,, will preach next
Monday at IL o'clock at the Y. M. @. A.
Hall.
Rev. D. J. Starr pastor of the York-street
M. E. Church, has removed to 43 York
street.
Rev. Maxwell P. Gaddis will preach at
the Hartwell M. E. Church tomorrow
morning.
The Poplar-street Presbyterian took up
collection of 500 last Sunday for Home
missions.
Bishop Simpson will preach in the Music
Hall for Rev. DR.. Pratt, on the afternoon
of May 9th.
Miss Stratton, the lady Evangelist, will
preach IN Grace M. P. Church tomorrow
morning and evening
There will be no meeting at Music Hall
tomorrow, owing to its occupation by the
Widows Home Festival.
Rev. B. F. Dimmick will preach at the
Avondale M. E. Church to morrow evening
on the subject of 'The Opera"
Rev. Mr.. Humes of Columbus, O., has de-
clined the invitation to take charge of the
Episcopal Mission on Walnut Hills.
Bishop Jaggar breaches at st. PauPs
Church tomorrow morning, and admins
ter the the. holy order of confirmation.
The Baptist ministers will continue the
discussion OF the responsibilities of Chris
tian ministers at their meeting next Mon
day.
Movements are being made to secure the
permanent services of Rev. ]. K. Gibson, of
Lane Theological Seminary by the Will
mington Church.
Rev. DR.. Cooper will address the Colum-
bia Street Presby terian Church Sabbath
school tomorrow and will occupy the pull
pit OF the Church IN the morning.
Rev. @. M. Livingston, formerly of the
Cumminsville Presbyterian Church, will
arrive in the city to-day to take part in the
revival meetings at his old church.
Rev. J. C. White will deliver his twenty.
third lecture to young women at the Pop
lar-street Church tomorrow evening. Sub
ject advice to the Young Mother"
Rev. Dudley W. Rhodes will speak on the
subject of "The Cincinnati Board of Edu-
cation" tomorrow evening at o'clock at
the Church of Our Savior, Mt. Auburn.
The third lecture of the course at the
Hartwell M. E. Church will be delivered
next Tuesday evening by Hon. Job E.
Stevenson. Subject Abraham Lincoln"
Rev. A. l. Hobbs, pastor of the Rich
mond-street Christian Church, will deliver
the first of a series of lectures on "The
Work of True Christian" tomorrow even
ing.
The Trustees of the Colored Orphan Asy-
| lum have issued call for the various pas
tors Of city colored churches to meet at
Allen Temple in the interest of the Asy-
lum.
The Walnut Hills M. E. Church has re-
ceived 500, the amount apportioned for
its share of the General Conference ex.
penses. This is in addition to the provid-
ing for fifty-five delegates.
THE New Birth" and "Forgive Us Our
Debts will be the subjects OF the sermons
to be delivered by Rev. A. @. Wheaton at
the Walnut Hills Baptist Church to-mor-
row morning and evening.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circles connected with Wesley, York-street.
and other Methodist Churches OF the city'
are making arrangements to give DR.. ]. II.
| Vincent reception during May.
| 1ue OulUy CluU nave announced an en-
tertalnment to be given at Pixies Opera
house April goth and 2lst, for the benefit
of the Woman's Christian Association and
the Associated Charities of Cincinnati.
Rev. John Goddard will preach at the
Church of the New Jerusalem, corner of
Fourth and John streets, tomorrow morn
ing upon The Blessing of Work." or
What Shall We DO for Our Boys and
Girls?'
DR.. Hobbs will conduct the lesson before
the Young Peoples Missionary Union next
Monday evening and the entertainment
will be furnished by Prof. j. s. Van Cleve
Mr.. H. M. Rulison, Jr., Master A. T. Ow-
ems and the Misses Cora Blackburn. Tillie
M. Marks Alice Hobbs and Lille e. Ow-
ems.
The Baptist Women's Foreign Missionary
Society will hold its next quarterly meet
ing at the First Baptist Church next
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs.
Z M. Humphrey, of Walnut Hills, will
lead in the discussion of the question
How can the interest in Missions be
awakened and continued among the women
of the city2"
The anniversary of the Cincinnati Union
Bethel will be held tomorrow at half-past
2 p. NJ. in the Bethel Building on Front
street. The occasion will be one Of great
interest to the friends of the institution.
Rev. DR.. Moore, of Wesleyan College, will
deliver the annual address, and Rev. David
Walk, Of the Central Christian Church, the
address to the school. Three thousand
scholars Of the Mission, assisted by an or.
ohestra. will furnish tho music, which of
itself will be great attraction for the
day.
The Missionary Department of the Pres
byterian Board of Publication has donated
during the year which closed with the 3lst
of March 2. 420 volumes and 344, ,924 pages
Of tracts to individuals and Sabbath
schools in the Ohio Valley District. Since
: the district was founded DR.. Cooper and
the Missionaries under his charge have dis
tributed gratuitously 1888 pages of
tracts and nearly 1900 volumes of relig-
ious books through an extent of country
reaching from the center of Ohio to the
Gulf.
The Unitarian and Universalist Churches
: will unite tomorrow in the celebration of
the one hundredth anniversary of the
birth Of VIM. ElIery Charming The morn