The Evening critic., 1883-03-31

morrow hs follows: Prayer meeting Mt o n.
preaching at 1880 p. m. by Rev. +. 81. Hamil.
ton, p. E.; Sunday.school at o a. m.; seats
freei all are invltedi CIV Usher, pas,or.
ITtstniastc' PresJyteraa Church, Seventh
Rev, D. +. Blttlnger, d. d., pastor-sunday.
school tomorrow at O!20 n. M; communion
eefvlces at II q. m.j parents and children's
meeting at p. mi all arc welcome.
E6tnCser church, o street, West Washington
Preaching, IL n. M, by tho pastor; subject,
"Christ Sealed au Evidence OF His Divinity"
2 p. M, sacramentj 7'3o p. M, Rey, J, F.
all invited; j. Marcus Cargill, pastor.
Grace =. b. haych, corner Of Ninth md ID
Streets South Washington, Rcv. j.. w. Phillips,
recior-servicos at II a. m. and 7;3O p. mi
seats free; music that was arranged for Easter
VIII be sung this Sunday; choir: Mrs. John Il.
Ancsna, soprano; Miss Lizzie Tabler, con
traito; Mr.. John L. Ancona, bnss; Mr.. ]. Wal.
ter Conn, tenor; Miss Delphine Wilmarth, or
ganlst.
Wesley CAareL corner Fifth and streets
northMest:-1l n. M, preaching by the pastor,
Rev. William l. McKenney; communion ar.
ter morning service; 7:30 y. M, song and
praise service, conducted by the pastor; $50
a. M, Sunday.school; seats free; strangers
welcome.
lpondn'S Christian Temperance Union.--sIeot.
Ing Sabbath at 3 p. m., Masonic Temple, Ninth
and streets; Rev. James A. Harold, rector OF
Holy Cross Episcopal Church, viii address
tho meeting; good music, conducted by o. Bur.
lew, esq.; welcome.
North Cayolaa.dgenRe Mission (AI. P0, Eighth
and u streets southcast.-Preaching at IL q.
m. by Rev. W. J. Neepler; after sermon com
munion services; Gospel temperance meet
ing at Z 80 p. m, in charge OF Rev. W. J.. Nee
pier.
linton NJ n. Church, Twentieth street north
west near Pennsylvania ayenue.-Preaching
at II n. m: and z 80 p. IN. by the pastor, Rev.
W T. J.. weeks; morning sermon, "Pralsing
tho Rock OF our Salvationi" evening, "Rest
for the Weary"
Church Of he Reformation (Lutheran), Penn
sylvaDla avenue and Second street southeast,
Capitol Hill. Rev. w, y, Parson, pastor
school at $50 o. M. missionary concert at
p. M; seats FREQ; oil welcome.
Ryiand ChapaM. y. Church, corner of Tenth
and d streets southwcst-services morning
and evening by the pastor, Rev. II. Norris;
evening, subject, ''rhe Commission and Work
Of tho Christian Ministry" all invited.
tomorrow Sunday at 3 p. m. at Masohic HALL
meeting conducted by tho ladies; short I'D
desses, interpersed with good music, will be
the order OF the meeting; cordial welcome;
bring gospel hymns.
Religious News.
Bishop Jesse Il. Peek is still very frail
aud feeble, and unable to preside at any con-
| fercnces.
Rev. Bishop Latane, of Baltimore, will
| preach 10 the Reformed Episcopalians to.mor-
| row morning and evening.
Chicago has 80 Roman Catholic Churches
| nifty years ago it had none. st. Louis has As
| churches OF the same denomination.
A female scandal monger has been OK
| PEELED from n leading chnrch in Omaha.
Would the pastor be popular In the Eastern
| cities?
Rev. DIR. Huntley. the new pastor of Me-
| tropolitan Church, is expected tomorrow
| week. He has the reputation Of an able and
| eloquent divine.
Rev. j. B. Van Meter, formerly pastor of
| Ryland Chapel, has been i'll for month past
| in Baltimore, but is recovering. He Is an able
and scholarly divine.
| valuable volume of lectures by the
Rev. Thomas Guard has been published con-
| tanning hle master efforts. volume Of ser
| mons arc soon to follow.
| Rev. DIR. FELTON,, who succeeds the Row
| Thomas Guard in Baltimore, has made q fair
| impression. He is about so years old, and
| has wife and one daughter. The wIfo Is
| very wealthy.
The Philadelphia Telegraph says it is be-
| leved that the Rov. DR.. Isaac l.. Nicholson,
| rector of st. Marks Church, of that city, Will
decline the Episcopal Bshopric Of the Do
| cese Of Indiana.
eBisbop Thomas Bowman, of the NJ. L.
| Church, whose home is In st. Louis, and who
Is brother-in-law of Rev. W. It. d. Clemm, of
Towsontown, visited his relatives In Bllti-
| moro on Wednesday.
Rev. DIR. Tiffany, formerly pastor of the
Metropolitan NJ. T. Church, Of this city, has
closed a pastorate OF three years at Arch
street NJ. +. Church., Philadelphia, and has
is pastor Of Madisonavenue Church.
Rev. DR.. w. II. De Puy, for nearly 20
| years assistant editor OF the New York Chris
| tan Adrocdte, ceases his connection with that
| paper this week. Mr.. Robert II. DOherty, for
merly editor of the Jersey City Eceain1 IiDts;,
succeeds DR.. Do Puy as assistant editor.
The Protestant Episcopal Chapel of the
| Holy Cross, corner of Millington avenue and
| Ramsay street extended, In the western sub
urbs OF Baltimore, recently received forty one
members by confirmation, and is In flourish
ing condition. 1t has now $50 communicant!
and guild actively engaged in religion!
work.
At the session of the Board of Bishops oi
| America, at Petersburg, Va, yesterday, Rev. A
| Cartwright, missionary from Africa, gave q de
| tailed account of mission work in that coun
| try and Its immediate wants. Resolutions
were adopted giving Mr.. Cartwright authorit!
! TO hold annual conferences In Africa. Rev. J
O. Price, president OF the Zion Wesley Insti
tute at Salisbury, N. O., reported on Its proc
perity.
The Right Rev. Bishop Keane will leaVt
| Richmond Monday morning next for New
York, from which city he will sail for Europ
| on tho 9th Of April. One of the principal oh
| jects OF his visit abroad Is to visit tho Pope n
Rome. The Bishop Will be absent severa
| months. Sunday morning, Mt Z o'clock mass
| the Bishop Will administer the sacrament o
confirmation at st. Peters Cathedral, Rich
mord, to a large number of candidates. HI
German Church In the afternoon at O'Clock
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