The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-19
Religious Intelligence.

nus uecllneu Tue COLL OF Unc flr5V bapVlSt
Church, Chicago.
Rev. Luther A. Fox of Wayncsboro', Va.
has been elected pastor of the Lutheran
chapel at Newberry, $. c.
Rev. W. NJ. Clark, late Boydton, took
charge of Lexington parish, Amherst
County, Va, November II.
Episcopal Bishop Peterkin, of West Vir-
ginia, has built fifteen churches since he
took charge of the diocese.
Bishop J. J. Keane will preach in the
Catholic Church, Fredericksburg, Va, to.
morrow morning and evening.
The proposed additional endowment of
100000 for the Congregational Theological
Seminary at San Francisco has been COM
pleted.
Rev. DIR. Woods, of Galveston, Texas, has
been called to the pastorate of the Second
Presbyterian Church, Charlotte, n G., and
1t Is understood he will accept.
Bishop Simpson has left Philadelphia for
n tour of the Southern NJ. L. conferences He
will preside at the opening of the confer
cnce to be held in Gainesville, Ga.
Rev. Henry Bascom Ridgway, ID. d., has
been appointed fraternal messenger from
the M. L. Church to the General Confer
cnce of the NJ. Il. Church South, and Rev.
G. L. FELTON,, d. d., alternate.
A stately residence in Trenton. n. j.,
formerly occupied by Con. Mcclellan, has
been rented for Bishop O'Farrell, of the
session the first weel, in November.
Mr.. II. b. Reppard has just made most
Th,,ai, Sa, go 70 20 o,,, on,,cNrt
oILo am1 30 dos;raIJo bm;id;ra c"n,,on;omti,
1891 20 thn ohnrol, for y norsa,,ona
Do. Thoo5onaT UoIoo,,,ho h,,'i,,, no
,;,',a ,,,a oI,on',o c 60 Paui,s " Ea;ssoo,,oI
%,, '%S VI rnS Do. Sin Nyp,
III, aS iIari,;ns,,;iio ~. hoe oonon,od tho
az, At. Ma,,;s ~ ,S,t;, m oc ,,poi,h,'r,'
V;n,,;,,;a o. ''o'''' 10 ""'''o VI ''' "'s'
'ns'",".
r. inG lls. DapeiSv Anu nnu' Sn.o III muSusta'
~" smo U.nor wy n5sn as 10 ivoo surplus ~
10 VreaSurS, No.eu T-oo VI .ho SUN W III
S SU W Tio sral aaa,y w., VI ios pa,so. MY.
w. 90 i a., au, anu 'i'o ioiii''"o' W ''o
pVu, VI 'no '"'io"'
inc number OF white baptist associations ms
lGportcu III Alapina Is 90 70 w ona i t1,o
on Ia nmo =; vi .o,o Wv On nnn
uo.T Il tI. t".nI - W p,,s ~ Jo,uoI'
ans wy t t Gun zee 600 on n"P'''O ''"''"
iho,nocrS III 'nc o."'o ioo'ooo'
inc review OF tho state OF religion IN the
Baptist churches III name Drought OUT inc
iact, says the report, that WINE we nave
GeeoopaSing pnp1osc nuiG , cnI hoh
o",no 20 PC go, WI n,o ""'
sv"' Vi "'"i'" ~ 'piii'u'' i0'"''
Inc minutes oil inc slHty.hrst convention
OF the tennessee SYNOD OF inc Lutheran
Shurch, held IN New Market, va, Scptem,
per io-l4, lool, SHOWS that there are 20
ministers, Of congregations ana POO COM
iiu VI, III oonnooV,oii WIN ,n"V ~ nou,
Inc fresDytery Oh New YORK mas cropped
the name oil key. A. B' simpson from the
roll oil the ministry Oh inc frespyterian
Church, lie having stated that ms mihd
had undergone Ghange IN regard TO the
nature OF tne church, ana that nc relecteu
'hIaht paptlsh'
Father Conway, pastor OF st. Patrick
Church, chicago, mas oeeh appointed vicar
general OF inc Arcndiocese oi ohicaso III
place oil father McMuilen' iately promoteo
TO the Dishopric Oh davenport, IOWA
father conway iast act pci0re iea WI HIS
church was 10 present IL WIN 9io'ooo'
The annual meeting of the American
Missionary Association, Congregational,
whose work is mainly among the colored
people nv inc south, WAS hclI i'sv Weok W
worcester, Mass. ine cash cApohui,ure'
ior the year, inciuuing she various euuca,
tional INSTITUTIONS uhuer its care, were
SoZ9'ooo'
For the last ten years pious Norwegian
woman, of DEBORAH, Iowa, has manufactured
and sold communion waters, anu also the
largo "bibs' or collars" worn by Nor
wegian ministers, and by so doing has
cleared the sum of $500. She has given II
all to help the poor students In thell