The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-12-09
Religious Notes.

Rev. William Arthur has in press a book
entitled, "Woman's Work in the Zenanas OF
india"
The Wcsleyans are greatly pleased over
tho election OF Mr.. Waddy as member of Par.
lament from Edinburgh.
Rev. DR.. William M. Taylor, of the Tab
ernacle Church, OF New York, applied for nat
uralization last week in the United States
Court. He is q native OF Scotland.
Hon. Mr.. Pattison, Governor.ele of
Pennsylvania, is a Methodist, and tho son OF a
Methodist preacher. Ho has chosen as his
private secretary Rev. DR.. Everett, a Metho'
dist preacherof Pniladelphia.
The Rev. Joseph b. North, formerly u
Reformed Episcopal minister of this city, but
for n year past assistant OF Rt Rev. Bishop
Nicholson, OF Philadelphia, has accepted the
rcctorship of the Church OF the Covenant, OF
that city, OF which Rev. VIM. Newton was
rector.
Union services were held on Thanksgiv-
Ing day In Holy Trinity Reformed Episcopal
Church, Philadelphia, Row. Mr. Hoffman, rec.
tor. Presbyterians and Methodists united
with Reformed Episcopalans and Row. James
Morrow preached an able sermon suited to the
OCCASION
A Metropolitan NJ. L. Church was dedi-
Gated in Orchard street, Baltimore, last sun
day. II is magnificent building, and all the
expenses are paid, except $4,000. Its pas
tor, Henry A: Carroll, Is brother OF Rev. n.
III. Carroll, Of Asbury NJ. f. Church tcolored),
of this city.
The pulpit in Baltimore left vacant by the
death OF tho late DR.. Guard VIII DO supplied
next March by the Rev. DR.. FELTON,, OF st.
Louie. Rev. O. p. Masden, formerly pastor OF
Fourth-Street NJ. r.. Church, Wheeling, W.
Va, but now of Scranton, Pa, wlllsuccced DR..
FELTON, In ST. Louis.s
The Rev. Mr.. Woodruff, who was re.
Gently tiled and convicted In Baltimore for
opening letters, has never in any way been
connected with tho Reformed Episcopal
Church. He was long seeking admission, and
never succeeded, although he preached few
times for the denomination In Baltimore.
Rev. Edward Hawkins, d. D., provost of
oriel College, oxford, who died recently, was
u High Churchman's. and yet strong opponent
of Tractarianlsm. DR.. Hawkins and DR.. John
Henry Newman now cardinaD We're very IN.
Innate before Dr.. Newman lert the Episcopal
Church, and also Froude, Manning, Williams,
Presey, Keblo and others.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Archi-
bald Campbell TAFT who died u few days ago,
was, like hundreds OF the worlds great lights,
Scotchman by birth. He was q Low ind
Evangelical Churchman, and came of Presby
terrain ancestry. He was a vigorous opposer Of
Ritualism. Ten years ago the dean OF his
cathedral was a delegate at the Evangelical
Alliance, New York.
A Philadelphia minister warns his min
isterial brethren to be cautious about asking
itinerant evangelists and reviyallsts Into their
pulplts, as so many OF them are frauds, and
then cites william NJ. wannamacher, who Is to
York, as having been in great demand In
Philadelphia pulpits. "Be careful whom you
ask into your pulpits, and be cautious With
strangers, especially as II they como we'll re-
commended, as that class often turn out the
worst" says this pastor in his closing appeal.