The Evening critic., 1883-06-09


?. IN ,sunday2 to 7;30p. M; strangers visiting
the city are always welcome.
Hdntine M. n. ChuTch, corner OF Ninth and
p streets northwest.-Children's Day; church
nicely decorated with flowers and birds; IL u.
M, Interesting exercises by school; special
music by choir, christening children and re-
and address, recitations and excellent music;
8, special address by Professor Mason and
singing by choir and school,
ROY W0Ig sSn ana y I1SSs T. Mon,on Hlpn w nd
drcss the meeting at Masonic Temple, Ninth
and I streets northwest, tomorrow Sunday
at 8 80; subject, "Prohibition;" Frank Wood
man will conduct the singing; public invited.
North CdroHad-drenue( an. P.) Mission, Eighth
and d streets southeast - Sunday services:
Preachlng at II a.. N. and p. m; by tho pas.
0:30 q. M; all arc welcome.
metropolitan AZ. n. Church, Fourand.a-halt
and Cstreets.-Children's Day exercises at II
a. M; preaching by the pastor, Rev. DR.. e. D.
Huntley, at 3 80 p. m.
Grace Mission Of ne Reformed Church In he
United States, corner of Fifteenth and streets
northwest, Rev. Charles f. Sontag, PASTOR.
Services tomorrow at IL q. M; In place OF
the usual evening service n special chill
dren's service Will be held at 0:30 p. M, at
which the members are all requested 70 bo
invited.
Union N. n. Church, Twentieth street north.
west, near Pennsylyania avenue.-Children's
day.school workers at i a. M; select music,
readings and recitations by the school Mt 8 p.
M; Sunday.school at q, m. and p. M;
come one, come all.
Grace 2. u, Church, corner OF Ninth and D
streets, South Washington, Rev. Frederick O.
Lee, rector.-Services at IL n. m. and 1880
pm: holy communion at IL n. m, Rev. DR..
Douglass +. Forrest offlclating; free seats.
Quartet choir: Music-Te Deum, Thomas, In
G; Mrs. j. F.. Ancona, soprano, Miss Lizzio
Tabler, contralto: Mr.. j. +. Rule, tenor; Geo.
A. Dalton, bass; Miss Lola Goodall, organist.
Wesley Chapel corner Fifth and streets
porthwest..0:30 q. M, sunday-s%chooli % II "a. a;
Ajar;" music and decorations; 81 80 p. M, mis-
sionary meetings; p. M, song and praise
service conducted by the pastor, Rev. VIM. I.
Mckinney; to all services cordial invitation
is given; seats free.
Church Of The REFORMATION (Lutheran), Capitol
Hill, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Second
street Understanding by the pastor,
Rev. W. Z. Parson, at IL a. M; at p. m. n
missionary meeting Will be held, addressed
by Rev. David Day, of the Muhlenberg Mis-
sion, Africa; tho public cordially invited;
seats free; sunday. school at 9:3O; congrega.
tional meeting after the morning service.
Religious News.
The London Missionary Society owns five
mission ships.
The income Of the Church of England is
put at S22, 2,625,000.
The Womans Board of Missions of the NJ.
L. Church South is in session at Lynchburg,
Va.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop of
Prague has declared the Spiritualists to be
heretics.
A Lutheran preacher, named steck,, of
| Messiah Church, Pittsburg, has concluded to
| be an actor.
On Easter day a $1,000 bill was found
Episcopal Church, Pawtucket, r. l.
Rev. George F. Pentecost was formally
| installed pastor OF the Tompkins.avenue Con-
| gregational Church, Brooklyn, May 8.
number of ladies at Santa Fe, N. NJ,
| have organized q society for the purpose OF
preserving the old San Miguel Church at that
place.
| Bishop McTyeire, who goes to China dur
| ing the coming year, will be clothed with au-
| thority to organize regular Annual Confer
| ence In that field.
| The treasurer of Mr.. Moody's Mount
Hermon school for boys at Northneld, Mass,
| has received a gift OF 81, 900 for the instltu-
| tion from England.
| The Wesley Chapel of the Methodist
Church, at Columbus, O., was burned recently
causing q loss Of $4,000, which is fortu
nately covered by insurance.
A little boy in South Carolina has sent
500 to the Southern Presbyterian Board o.
| Foreign Missions, the proceeds Of the sale o
canary birds raised by himself.
1t is reported that the Baptists of Con
necticut have bought n tract OF land at Ores
| cent Beach, near New London, and Will es
tablish there adenomlnatlonal watering place
A revival now in progress at Carthage
Mo-, has resulted in over 500 conversions. Re
ligious meetings are being held throughout
the city, and places of amusement are de
| serted.
Rev. r. Saillens, of the McAll Mission
in France, says that 10000 meetings were
held last year by unsalaried workers, throngt
whom the Gospel was presented to 100000
OF people.
Rev. W. 7. l., Kieffer, pastor Of thu
County, Nd, has received and is considering
n call TO the Presbyterian Church in Mercers
burg, Pa.
The new Archbishop of Canterbury ha
followed the example OF his predecessor VIII
cepting the presidency of the Church OF Eng
land Temperance Society.
A Montreal clergyman was too ill
preach on Sunday, but he wrote sermon, an
by the use OF a telephone heard 1t delivere
in his church by another preacher as he la
on his sickbed in his chamber.
Two ladies, officers of the Salvatio
Army, who recently went over II, NJ. S. Britain
MIA. In Dartmouth Harbor, duly entered thei
rank and names in the book kept on board 70
visitors, adding, in the column for residence
"Bound for glory"
Bishop Whipple, when on recent visi
tation TO the Indian department Of his mis-
siopary diocese, administered the communio
to 247 Chippewa Indians. There are eigh
churches IN ,Ehippesy1aa MISSION One jus
The missionaries of the Canadian Prcsby
terian Church are accomplishing highl
successful work among the coolies in Trim
dad. They devote special attention to educt
ton, having twenty'nine schools attended b
. | 1,139 children, whose parents are from Indi
and China.
Our South American Mission is doin
. grand work through Its Sunday schools, @
| which 1t now has sixteen with total membei
| ship of over 500. 1t finds 1t possible to orgar
ize Sunday schools where there are no preach
ing places, and often the former prepare tn
way for the latter.
H. AIavopdar NJ Druan nf Nnw Vnrb
has given TO the Presbyterian board of relic
Nd, as permanent home for disabled mil
, listers and for their widows and children. Th
| property ia valued at from $50 900 TO $4,000
, and is admirably adapted to Its purpose.
The proposed extension of Flatbush av'
nue., Brooklyn, from Fulton street to th
| bridge, will take away several churches, II
| Guiding the Jay.street Cathedral, Roman Catl
| Ollie, the Central Baptist, the Fleet.stre,
: Methodist, and the Depeyoise Place Roma
7 Catholic churches.
There are / ,555 Protestants in the Stat
Q of Zacatecas, Mexico, with only two Protestal
, missionaries. On July 10, 1882, they ded
, Gated 70 the true worship of God an old CATH
, lie temple that had been abandoned since II
D reformation. 1t Will hold a thousand peopl
The regular congregation numbers betwee
+ three and four hundred.
!. Miss Leigh known as the English VIC
mans good angel in Paris" ten years ago Q
: tablished in that city a home for friendle!
young women. From this has grown an o
| phanage, a church and parsonage, missio
hall, Young Womans Christian Association
a Young Mems Institute, free registry,
!, kindergarten and infant school and san