The Evening critic., 1883-05-19

ject of"Dlvine Reyelation:" usual services in
tho evening at 8 o'clock; Sabbath.school, $3.50
a.. M; prayormeetiDg, Thursday ovoningi
friends and strangers Welcomes the poor are
earnestly invited.
M. Zion N. n. Church (Geopgetown), Twenty.
ninth street.-proaching at II q. m. by. Rev.
Il. a; PaYni 3 p. M, by tho pastor; subject,
"Fnll Assurance;" sunday.school, a. mi all
aro invited; A. Dennis, pastor.
Wondn's Christian Temperance Union.-
The young ladies of tho Union will have
charge OF the meeting at Masonic Temple,
Sabbath school at $3.50 p. M; music, essays
and recitations; public invited.
Hdniine N. n. Church, corner OF Ninth and
? streets northwost;.915 a. M, sunday
Rev. 8. NJ. Harstock; morning theme, "Chrls-
tian Patience:" evening subject, f'The Exceed
Ing Sinfulness of Sin;" welcome TO all.
Church or ne Epiphdny, q street, near Four.
teenth, Rev. william Paret, d. D., rector
Trinity Sunday-Holy communion at 8 q. M;
morning service, sermon and holy communion
at II a. M. evening service and sermon
at z $50 p. M; sermon by the retcor; at even
ing service seats are free.
As6ury ". b. Church.-Preaching at II q. m.
by Rey. N. M. Carroll, pastor: q 3p. M;
G. u. o. OF y. F.; preaching at y. M; also
love-feast on Tuesday night at s O'Clock.
Holy Cross Church, Mass. avenue and Eigh-
teenth street.-Sunday serviceS-Matins and
Sunday.school, $3.50 o. M; litany, holy COM
munion and sermon, IL n. M; evensong and
lecture, 7;3O p. M; seats free. j. A. Harold,
rector.
Union H. b. Church, Twentieth street north.
west, near Pennsylvania avenue.-First quar-
terly meeting, Rev. John $. Deale, p. r., at IL
g; an; M; at. 8 p. m, the pastor, hey. ": T; L.
school at o n. m. and p. M; young peoples
meeting at p. M; seats free; cordial invita-
tion TO all.
streets southwest, Rev. W. W. Hicks, minister.
Services at IL q. m. and z ;45 p. m. by the
minister; all are Invited.
Church of The Reformation (I.utheran), Capitol
Hill, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Second
street southeast. Rev. W. L. Parson, PASTOR
Morning subject, doubts and Certainties as
p. Sunday. school at 80 a. M; seats free.
Wesley Chapel, corner Fifth and L streets
northwest.-11 q. M, preaching by the pastor,
Rev: VIM. !; NICK enney; 7;a5 2. M, song and and
o. M, sundayschool; prayer-meetlng Thurs
day evening; seats freei strangers welcome;
come to our Sunday evening meeting and
bring Gospel Hymns.
Metropoutan Baptist Church, corner OF and
Sixth streets northeast, Rev. W. M. Ingersoll
pastor.-Services at IL a. m. and z 80 p. M;
intendent; young peoples prsyer:meeting at
seats free,
ST. Lakes Protestant Ep,scopas Church, FIJI.
| teenth street, between and Q streets
| Trinity Sunday, May 20, morning services at
| IL o. M; special choral service will be
| given In the evening Dy tn8 cnOr1BterB OF tn0
| Church of the Incarnation; service at z 80 p.
M; special collection for the benefit Of the
| church.
| North Cdroitna-arenaet t.N. P) Mission, Eighth
| and streets southeast. : Sunday services
Preaching at IL a. m. by the pastor Rev. W.
| ]. Neepier; Gospel temperance meeting at 8
p. M; Sunday.school at $3.50 a. M; all are
| welcome.
Grace p. Il. Church, corner OF Ninth and d
| streets, South Washington, Rev. j. W. Phillips,
rector.-services at II a. IN. and 80 p. M;
holy communion at II a. m. services; seats
| free; music by quartet choir.
Railroad Mems Gospel Meeting tomorrow al
Baltimore Ohio Railroad Depot, at 4 p. m.
services well attended, Interesting and proflta
BILE; Gospel temperance tonight at 7:30;
Band OF Hope at p. M; come and help In
these meetings, they VIII do you good.
Religious News.
The Baptists are building churches in
Mexico.
The London Missionary Society owns
Ave mission ships.
The Presbyterians of Baltimore are going
to open home for women.
Children's day in Methodist Sunday.
schools will come or on June 10.
Mr.. Adam Glasz, of Philadelphia, ha:
| given 10000 to Catholic institutions.
Professor Timothy Dwight, of Yale Col
lege, has been twenty-five years professor o.
sacred literature.
Bishop Potter. of the Protestant Episco
pal Diocese of New York, has been seriously
indisposed for several days. .t
| Ex-Governor st. john. of Kansas, is {
| Congregationalist and protesting Christian
| and his wife is pious lady.
In an address in London Paxton HOOD
| said that Thomas Binney was In most partfcu
lars the most eminent pulpit orator he hat
known. "He seems to me" said the preacher
1.-THE last OF the great nonconformists."
The Rev, DIR. Marquis, of the La Fayett,
| Park Presbyterian Church of st, Louis
preached his farewell sermon to his peopl
ns q IS GScaSy S
cal Seminary OF the Northwest, in Chicago.
Mr.. M'Gill, having resigned the chair o
ecclesiastical, homiletical and pastoral the
ology in Princeton Theological Seminary, ha
Rev.D william M. Paxton, pastor OF tn,
, First Presbyterian Church in New York city
has been elected In his stead.
} The venerable Bishop Peck, of the Meth
| odist Episcopal Church, not long ago gave al
! his property TO the Syracuse University, pre-
! ferring to dispose OF II thus during his ow
life. 81 have an ambition" he said, ITO di
without anything, for am going to where
, shall have inflAite riches OF a kind that vii
! suit me, better than any Of these materia
| things"
The Rev. T. T. Munger, whose name ha
. become known to the public through hi
book" "The Freedom OF Faith" Just put
/, lished. is pastor OF the congregational Ohurc
in North Adams, Mass. He is about forty nv
l | position q few years ago to succeed the Re-
! Washington Gladden.. He Is known as a pr,
nounced Liberal In theology.
Some one recently wrote a letter to til
+, Rev. DR.. Buckley, of New York, asking him
member Of tho Methodist Church can col
, scientously keep checker boards for sale
his place of business. DR.. Buckley at one
answered as follows: at depends largely 0
8 the kind of business he Is In. II he is
s butcher or baker or candlestick maker
Il, would seem inconsistent TO keep checke
/. | boards for sale, as there Is no connection b
J. tween them and that kind OF business"
!; The cause of prohibition is making er
couraging progress In Maryland. On May
prohibition went into effect In the counties
, Howard, Anne Arundel and Hartford, and
l three additional election districts in Quee
\ | Anne's County. The local option laws, allo,
NR ,hao To