The Evening critic., 1883-06-23

Maryland Uuthoran) Synod; at 8 y. M, quar-
terly review by Sunday-school, under dlrec-
tion OF Lucius d. Alden. superintendentj
children's address by Rev. Mr.. Kuhns; all In
vited.
Union N. N. Church, Twentieth street north.
west, near Ponnsylvanin nvenue.-1l O, M,
nSy wrgs D D r m SonC;y
addresses by Mrs. Hartsock and Mrs. Seitz, the
latter from China; sunday-school at $3.50 q.
m M and b nyed yGens scstg esSPles leoe meeting
Ninth Street Methodist Protestant Church, be.
tween Il and II streets northwest
Ing by the pastor, Rev. j. L. Mills, ID. Do At IL
a. M; subject, "fhe Light OF the World" and
welcome to all.
Wesley Chapel corner Fifth and F streets
northwest.-11 a. m, preaching by the pastor,
meeting service, conducted BY the pastor,
9,3O a. M, sunday-school; prayer
meeting, Thursday, 8 p. M; seats free;
all invited; come to our Sunday evening meet.
ing and bring Gospel hymns.
North Cdrohnd.dveaue( (M P) Mission, corner
Eighth and u streets southeast-Preaching
by tno pastor, M Rey Mt VIZ: Neepier, at h; 2; m;
"The just Shall Live by Faith;" Sunday
school at 0:30 n. m.
Religious News.
widespread religious movement is in
progress among the people Of Finland.
DIR. Krecker, a greatly beloved mission
at Toxic, April 30.
Canon Farrar has been promoted from
the,canonry TO be arch deacon Of Westmlnis-
ter. Tho rank IS next TO bishop.
Rev. Harry Boggs, formerly pastor at
North Capitol street, has received the degroe
OF b. A. from Drew Theological Seminary.
Tho Methodists of Baltimore arc dis
cussing the subject OF baptism at their Mon
day meetings. The subject will be considered
again next Monday. q.
Rev. A, T; Jeffrey and wife, who have
William Taylor in South America, have been
obliged to return home on sick leave.
A letter received from Rev. Bishop
Keane, who Is now travelling In the Holy Land,
says that he has selected a cornerstone In
Gethsemane for the Cathedral proposed TO be
erected at Richmond, Va.
The Methodists in and around Cumber-
land, Md held their district convention In the
Queen City last week. A number or we'll
known ministers took part in the exercises,
which were Interesting and lively.
The petition asking the Free Church of
Scotland General Assembly to refuse all saac-
tion to the Introduction Of instrumental music
Into public worship has now been signed by
$4,000 members and adherents OF the church.
The Rev. Edmund Didier, pastor of ST..
yincents Catholic Church, North Front street,
Baltimore, will celebrate the 25th anniversary
OF his ordination to the priesthood next Tues
held at the church.
Rev. Stanley o. Royal, of the Cincinnati
Conference, was married on June 2 to Miss
Tillie Walden, daughter of DR.. and Mrs j. M.
Walden, at their residence, Walnut Hills, Gin
cinnati, the father OF the bride assisted by DR..
| II. II. Rust, officiating.
Bishop Keane, of Richmond and Rev.
| J. +. Mackin, pastor of st. Joseph's Church,
| Baltimore, were at Nazareth, In the Holy
Land, on May 16. They were to so from there
| 10 the Island Of Sicily, thence to Continental
Europe. Both gentlemen were enjoying good
| health.
| Professor Charles T. Hines, Phi. D., OF
| with his family this month, to be absent dur.
Ing the vacation. Professor Hines has been
| Institute, OF Philadelphia, at the Interna-
tlonal Electrical Exhibition, to be held In
| Vienna.
| Rev. G. F. Moore, of Putnam, Ohio, who
has been chosen TO I'LL the chair of Hebrew,
| Arabic, and cognate languages In Andover
| Theological Seminary, is q remarkable lin
| guist, as is also his wife, who is one of two
or three ladies in the United States who can
speak Arabic.
1t will be gratifying to the many friend:
of Rev. George v. Leech TO learn that he has
been honored with the degree OF D. D.. from
Columbia University OF this city. Or. Leect
| has been pastor in this city-his native city
for six years, and is a scholarly ana intellec
tual man, worthy of this honor.
The son of Rev. Samuel A. Wilson Harry
w has received the degree OF Bachelor oi
/ a.
Hopkins University, Baltimore. Rev. Mr.
Wilson was formerly pastor OF McKendret
and Foundry Churches of this city, and is nos
the business manager OF the Baltimore Ddil!
Herald.
Professor III. c. DeMotte, Phi. D., of Yves
leyan University, Bloomington, ILL.,, Is suffer
ing from very serious accident. In examin
ing the roof OF his barn, June 2, he was biowI
by gust OF wind beyond reach OF the coml
OF the roof, and, slipping, fell to the ground,
distance of IS feet. No bones were broken
but 1t is feared there are serious Internal In
| juries.
Continued appeals are made for youuj
| men to I'LL vacant charges In Maryland. Tel
| years ago the churches were crowded, and tn
young candidate who gained admission wa
| declared fortunate. 1t Is said that thirt
could be employed in the State. The Chris
| tian seminaries seem slow in turning out an
manufacturing young men, or else youn
men prefer more comfortable and lucratiy
employment.
new and excellent monthly pape
| Christian Thought, has been started In Ne
York, and published by E. d. Treat. Its edltC
is none other than the celebrated DR.. Charlie
+. Deems, one OF the most able, eloquent an
substantial preachers and vigorous an
ubiquitous writer's. The Doctor Will be a;
sisted by the leading writer's In Europe an
America. He is now lecturing In Kansas an
visiting Colorado. No man stands higher 1
the country as preacher. He Is q native Q
Baltimore.