The Evening critic., 1882-02-11

meeting tomorrow Sunday, at 3 p. M, in
Masonic Temple, Ninth and L stroets, con
Quoted by Rev, John Nangle. Mr.. Elphonzo
Youngs viii lead music on cornct; meet
ings Of great Interest; public cordially Invited.
Al SoqlS t'aitdrioa ChVich, corner Fourteenth
and L streets northwest Rev. Rush 4. Shippcn,
rastor.-services at IL n. IN. and 80 p. m.
Fiffh Bd1Aet ChRgcb, L street, between Four
and.a-helf and Sixth streets Southwest, Rev.
c. c. McGdor- Services at IL a. m. and Z 80
NtfM Baptist church, Fourteenth street be-
tween r and northwest, Rev. owen James,
rastur.- Services AT 1880 n. m. and Z; 80
Second Baptist C1pch, Virginia avenue and
Fourth street southeast, Rev. Samuel Suun-
ders, pastor.-seryices at IL n. m. and Z: 80
Floicasr w. h. church, corner Fourth street
and n. Y. avenue northwest, Rev. G. II. Mytln-
ger, postor.-services at IL a. m. and 7:30
Mount Zion ". r. Church, corner r. and FIT.
tcenth streets northwest, Rev. Leonard VI.
Gardner, pastor.-Services Mt IL a. m. and z
,. m.
Mount VslNoa ~ h. tSogiA) Ch0ch, corner
Ninth and streets northwest, Rev. w p.
Harrison, pastor.-Services at / / n. m. and
=. m.
EdsfoR Ttesjgf,gioa thgrch, Eighth street,
between / and q streets northeast, Rev. s. NJ.
Merrill, pastor Services at II n. m. and I 80
p. m.
First P,eSJytetidn church, Fourand-a-half
street, near q street northwest, Rev. Byron
sunderland, pastor.-Servlccs at ] a. m. and
ESQ y. m.
North CopiioS ". n. church, corner X and
North capitol streets northeast, Rev. T. II.
Havenner, pastor.-Scrvlces at IL a. m. and
Z so p. m.
street, between d and southwest, Rev. b. T.
Bittinger ID. D., pastor.-Services at11 a. M.
and go p. m.
North tWoiiHd-drenVe II. 7. ChuIch, corner
Eighth and d streets southeast.-Preaching at
II a. IN. and q go p. M, by the pastor, Rev.
sherman NJ. Merrill, d. d.
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets northwest,
Rev. Theodore S. wyncoop, pastor.-Servlces
at ii a. m. and Z 80 p. m.
.HeICpclitd1 ". Il. Church, corner of AMI
Four-and-a-half streets.-Prcaching at ! n. m.
and Z 80 p. M, by the pastor, Rev. II. N. Baer;
strangers cordially invited.
THeiffh-stJeet N. h. ChuJch, corner of Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, r.
A. Morgan, pastor Sabbath school at 8 n. m.;
preaching at IL a.m.; 80 p. m.
Grace ChUlch, corner Ninth and ID streets
southwest, Rev. Francis Gilliat, rector.-Sun-
day service and sermon at IL n. M. Sunday
evening service and sermon at Z 80.
Friends Meeting ORTHODOXY is held every
First Day Sunday at IL a. m. at Sovereigns'
Hall, 1923 Seventh street northwest. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
NeD York.drenre Presbyterian ChNych, New
York avenue, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets northwest, Rev. J. Il. Paxton,
pastor.-Services at IL a. m. and 80 p. m.
| 81. Fdtyick'S church, G street, between Ninth
| and Tenth northwest, Rev. J. A. Walter, pastor;
| Rev. Thos. J. Kervick, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-
| morrow; Mass, z, o and II n. M; vespers, 4 p.
| N0Jh PfesJyteridn church, street, between
| Ninth and Tenth, northwest, Rev. g. d. Rams
| dell, pastor.-Preaching, II a. m, and z 80 p.
| M; Sabbathschool $50 u. M; strangers well
come.
Tie UOnGa's EraHgelical Temperance Asso-
| citation will hold its regular weekly meeting
tomorrow Sunday afternoon at o'clock in
| Dashaway Hall, Georgetown; all cordially In
vited.
| VugiHi6-Grenue BGptist ChuTch, corner Sixth
| streetand Virginia avenue southwest Preach
| ing by the pastor, X. $. Laws, tomorrow, at IL
| q. m. and p. M Sunday school at 8 a. IN. and
| 2:3O p. N.
| 1MebOpolita. Pres5yteriaa Church, Pennsyl.
| vania Avenue east and Fourth street, Rev.
| John Chester, d. D., pastOr.-Morning service
at II O'Clock; evening service at Z 80 o'clock
| Sabbaths school at 8 a. m.
\ 81 J0hn'S church, corner of and Potomac
streets. Georgetown, Rev. John $. Lindsay, D.
| D., rector.-Service and sermon at l Il. M and
| 4 80 p. M; strangers seated by ushers in the
| morning; seats free In the afternoon.
Tic Congregation Of the I05eJa0cie.-Services
will he held in Kendall Chapel, corner Thir
teen-and-a-half and streets southwest; sun
Sy 30 at Sy a. nv BSeaehnE at a.
| TamoH -Aro}He Chjistidl ChUFch, Vernon
avenue, between and streets northwest
Preaching by the pastor, Frederick d. Powers
| at IL a. III. and Z 80 p. m.; Sunday school q
$50 a. M; seats free; strangers welcome.
| FouIh PyesByteridn tRufch, Ninth street. be
tween Il and II streets northwest, pastor, REV
Joseph t. Kelly.-sabbath services: preachini
at l Il. M. and Z 80 p. M: Sabbath-school a
$3.50 a. M; strangers cordially welcome.
CdlcGry Baptist Church, corner OF Eighth an,
ii streets northwest, Rev. Samuel II. Greene
lastor.-Preaching at IL a. m. and 7:30 7
m. by the pastor; Sunday school at 8 80 a. m.
missions, $3.50 p. m. cordial invitation t
all.
liemcria ". h. Chuycb, II and Eleventh
streets northeast, W. Nick. Hammack, pastor
Sunday school at $3.50 a. M; preaching at 1
a. N. and 1880 p. M; class-meeting on Tues
day evening at 30; prayer-meeting on Fri
day evening at 1880.
| Yong Mans Christian ASSOCIATION, SOL
street northwest.-Young mems Bible class
80 TO $3.50 p. M; Joseph Bowes, teacher
young mems meeting to 7 p. M, conducted
| by Elphonzo Youngs; Sunday-school teachers
meeting for study OF the lesson every Satui
day, @ to Z p. M; Rey. $. II. Mirick, teacher
prayer meeting daily 9 to p. IN.
Gdy-stitet Baptist Church, corner of Gay an,
Congress streets, Georgetown, ID. C.-Preacf
ing by the pastor, Rev. Joseph Walker, to-moI
row, at IL a. m. and 80 p. M; Sunday-schoo
at p. m.
plymouth C0nqfegdti0a.--By special reques
Rey. Mr.. King viii preach at IL a. M, afte
| which contributions Will be received on tn
| new church enterprise.
Baltimore Conference.
The annual session of the Baltimore Cor
ference will be held In the Broadway NJ.
Church, Baltimore, Nd, on the Sth OF Marc
wsy i This 0ysS ncl9ses Ma
land, the District of Columbia, eleven appoint
ments In West Virginia, and few in Virgini
within Its bounds, and has about 160 activ
working members. This Is OF year, fe,
changes in the pulpits being made, and
probably the reason for the inactivity usual
shown by the Methodist preceding a meetin
OF this session as to who shall administer unit
them holy things for the next year.
In every society or organization where al
pointments are to be made, which interest
one sect and their friends, it Is customary t
prepare states In advance, and for the bench
of our Methodist readers and those who ar
interested, we produce to-day slate whic
wo think wilf fit, although changes are likel
to occur between now and the last day Of cor
ference, but where it fails OF being correct,
| will be suggestive.
FoundryeRoy. W. +. Ward will be returned
Wesley ChHpel-Rey. W. /. McKenney vii
serve another year.
Metropolltan-Rev. r. y. Bear will go 10 Ba
| timore, probably rs elder, and either Rev.
w. Rudisill, of Cumberland, Md, or Rev. j l
| Newman VIII occupy the pulpit.
| Fourth street-Rev. Geo. V. Leech Will 90 {
Cumberland, and Rev. J, j. q. Webster, of Ba
| timOre, Will make a good successor
Twelfth slreet-Rey. II. A. Morgan VIII b
| reappointed,
McKendree-Rey.c c. II. Richardson Will sery
| another year.
; Join the Kansas Conference, and Rev. WilllaI
Z Rogers would look well In his pulpit.
| Unlon-Roy. JsC. Hagey Will 60 to Bait
| more, and Rev. q. w. Baldwin, of Huntlngdo
avenue, Will be acceptable 10 his people.
Ryland-Rev. j. $. Deale VIII serve as Pee
| siding Elder, aud Rev. Richard NOfrls, OF Ba
1 timore, VIII occupy his pulpit.
1 Gorsuch- Rev. W. II. Laney Will be returne,
waugh-Rev Wilford Downs VIII DO real
Y pointed.
! Hamiine-Rov. 5. W. Hartsock will serve al