The Evening critic., 1882-03-04

rev. Jnbe2 FOX.
Rgumed Episcopal Church, Masonic Temple,
Rev Arthur Foster, pastor.-Sermon tomorrow
at 4 a. m; the public invited.
tdirdry Baptist church, corner OF Eighth and
II streets northwest, Rev. Samuel II. Greene,
pastor.-Preaching at liza. m. and Z 30 p. m.
Sisth Pyosbyieridn Church, Sixth street, cor.
ner street southwest, Rev. Franklin Noble,
acting pastor.-Preaching at il n. m. and
7;20 p. m.
Mebtplioa N. h. Church, corner Of G and
Four.and.a-half strects.-The pastor, Rev. r.. N.
Baer, viii preach tomorrow at IL n. m. and
T;50p.m.
Ninth.strea Methodia Protestant church,
Ninth street, between + and streets north
west Rev. Philip T. Hall, Preaching
at IL a. m. and z go p. m.
United Pyes6yteridn services In the Supreme
Courtroom, City Hall, Rev. s. Collins, d. D.,
Iastor.-Scrvices every Sabbath at 4 a. IN.
and p. M; all cordially invited.
The Bethesda baptist Cnurch, NJ street, near
Twenty-eighth street northwest.-Servlces on
the sabbath; preaching at IL a m. and Z 80
p. M; Rev. Q. Robinson, pastor.
Union Bethel A. NJ. H. Church, NJ street, near
Sixteenth, Notwithstanding by the pas
tor, Rev. j. W. stevenson, at II a. m. and at
1850 p. M; Sunday-school at . al
TIE Tdbe, ndcle.-Services at the Tabernacle,
W. W. Hicks minister Ninth and b streets
southwest, tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock;
evening Mt 80 sabbath-school at a. m.
Dun6drton-dreane NJ n. Church, Georgetown,
d. c. Rev. J. McKendree Kelley, d. D., pastor
Preaching at ! n. IN. and z 80 p. m. by the
rastor; young peoples meeting at O go p. m.
M CUmd baptist Chuych, X street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets northwest.-Servlces
at IL O'Clock a. m. and 80 p. M; sunday.
school at $3.50 n. IN. and 8 p. M; H. V. Plum.
mer, pastor.
Nckmdrce M. n. Caarca, Massachusetts
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest, Rev. Herbert Richardson. PASTOR
| $50 p. m, Rev. Bishop Wiley; Communion at
morning service.
AsbUry N. h. Chuych.-Preaching at IL a.
IN. by Rev. Benjamin J. Cant, followed with
ID. j w.
| Lavatt; Sunday school at 81 a. m. and 3 p. m. !;
| Rev. N. NJ. Carroll, pastor
| Gorsuch Methodist Epsscopat Church, corner of
| Four. and .a-half and l. streets.-Preaching to-
William II. I.aney; at ! 80 by Rev. Mr.. Buck.
Revival services; all invited.
| Assembiys PRESBYTERIAN Church, corner of Fifth
| and ! streets northwest.-Pr Preaching by the
| pastor, Rev. George 0. Little, at IL a. M;
| waiting for and on the Lord Z 80 p. m,
"Praise In the Gospel" cordial welcome
to all.
| Church Of he Reformation, i street and Penn
| sylvania avenue southeast Capitol HID, Rev.
| w. +. Parson, pastor.-Services at II a m. and
| 7:3O p. M: also Thursday night at Z 80 ;,the
Ladies' Aid Society will give an entertainment
| on Wednesday night
| Church Of tie Epiphang G street, near Four
| teenth.-S n. M, IL n. m, p. m: at the
| evening service all the seats are free; sermons
| by the rector, Rev. DR.. Paret; question TO be
answered IN tnc evening sermon, rs IL Just
lief :"
| The Womda's Ecdnoeiical Temperance ASso-
ctdfton.-The regular prayer and testimony
| meeting Will be held at Dashaway Club room,
| northwest corner of High and Prospect streets,
georgetown, d. c., Sabbath, March 5, 1882, at
o'clock p; M under d the auspices OF the
| Wesley chapel NJ. b. Church, corner Of Fifth
| and streets northwest.-To-morrow, at IL
a; M, missionary sermon by Rev; j: B. Van
| p. M, Rev. W. I. McKenney; Communion SER
vice postponed till next Sabbath; Monday
evening, meeting of the Church Union of the
| NJ. Z. Churches Of the District; address by
Bishop Wiley; sents free; everybody welcome.
No. Zion N. E. Churc,., corner Of R and FIJI
teenth streets.-Missionary anniversary. The
| missionary anniversary OF this church will
occur tomorrow. In the morning, at IL
| O'Clock, sermon will be preached by the
pastor, Rev. l.: NJ. Gardner; at 1880 p. IN. the
Hon. Mir. Smith, NJ. G. OF Illinois, will deliver
| an address, and other interesting exercises
take place. The public cordially invited.
Religious Intelligence.
The Hebrew congregation at Jackson
Vile, Fla, has purchased lot for $4,000,
upon which they will soon build handsome
synagogue.
Rev. DR.. l.. Bevan of New York, has
been invited TO return to England and take
the pastorate OF the new Congregational
| Church, OF fHighburyquadrant, London.
The fourteenth annual session of the Gen.
tral Presbyterian Conference of the Evangeli.
| cal Association met at Carlisle, Pa, yesterday.
There were one hundred ministers present.
Bishop Pierce, of the M. L. Church South
is somewhat discouraged at the condition OF
his throat. It fails to Improve as he had cx
pected some time since. His general health
is very good.
The trustees of the Methodist Church, in
by the court for splitting tobacco Juice on the
church floor. They have resolved to make
vigorous efforts in this direction.
memorial chapel in commemoration OF
IN coi%yW GbSy BS waes fhe papt 1 Is
be of Italian MARBLE and is to be presented by
Wesleyan ah8y ministers. The chapel will cost
street NJ. E. church, Baltimore, has been pre-
| sented by his class with n handsome cush
toned rocking-chair, as a testimonial of theil
| regard. Mr.. France is closing his third yeal
at this charge, and during his stay there q
debt Of &, 900 has been paid on.
The Rev. Jonathan S.earns, d. D., fol
twenty-five years pastor OF the First Presby
be retired from all active work, owing to In
creased inhrmities. The congregation hav,
decided to grant his request, and he will re
| main as pastor emeritus, with q salary o.
$4,000 year for life.
The following are the statistics of tn,
Episcopal Church in the diocese of Lonl
Island: Clergy, 07i parishes, 65; missions
Ia; ordinations, deacons, 4, and priests, 5
baptisms, infants, 1858; adults, 251; confr
nations, 1,OZO; communlcants, 14,05O; con
tributions, $472,4S7.78,
Rev. James II. Stringfellow, whose resig
nation Of the rectorship OF the p. E. Church o
| Our Saviour, in Baltimore, has been men
toned, will ofIiciate In the church tomorrow
and will leave about Tuesday for Montgomery
Alabama, TO spend some time with his father
who resides there. Mr.. stringfellow has beei
invited to become rector OF a church in Tusca
loosa, Alabama, and Will probably do so II
May.
Mrs. Josephine s.Sherman. a member o
the sixteenth Baptist Church OF New Yorl
| city, offers TO give $4,000 to the church 70
the purpose OF building a new house OF wor
ship, ON condition that the name OF the churcl
be changed to the Memorial Baptist Church, fl
memory OF her father and mother, and tina
the lots on whicn the house is TO be built shal
| be paid for before the house is erected. Tn
sale of the present church property will, II 4
said, go very far toward providing the noedfu
sum TO pay for the lots.
Speer's Wine for Ladies'.
Mr. Speer, an enthusiastic grape grove
from New Jersey, has n very excellent win
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