The Evening critic., 1883-02-10

Church, Will deliver lecture in st. Peul's on |
the evening Of the 2sth Instant, last evening |
OF tho month.
North CdT0ltHQ.dyeAHe Mission, corner Eighth |
and b streets Notwithstanding az IL |
a. m. by Rev. Frederick A. stier; temperance |
meeting at $3.50 y. M, 70 be addressed by |
several prominent temperance speakers; the |
public are invited.
UomaTs Chtistidn Temperance Ubiop.-Meet.
ing sabbath at y. m. nt Masonic Temple, |
Ninth and streets northwest: Colonel |
james Fairman. a. NJ, Of New York, will ad; |
dress the meeting; NJ. Q. Burlew, esq, Will |
conduct the music; public invited.
.ftsem6iy's Presbyterian church, corner Fifth |
and / streets northwest,-preachinc morning
and evening by the pastor, Rev. George Q.
$50 a. M; young peoples meeting, $50 p.
M; all are made welcome TO oil the services.
Ntslty CAape, corner Fifth and streets
Rev. WIN. l. McKenfey 4 80 ,. m. song and
praise service; 0;30 a. M, Sunday.school;
prayer meeting, Thursday evening; musical
welcome,
NiEth Steot Methodist Protestant church, be-
tween and streets, Rev. j. t. Lassell,
service, : 80 p. M; sabbath.schooi, O;i5 a.
m. Morning theme, progress IN Excellence,
or Excelsior the Characteristic OF Gods Work
In Nature and Redemption"
Metropolitan Baptist ChuJch, cornero OF A and
Sixth streets northeast, Rev. W. NJ. Ingersoll, |
pastor-servces at II a. m. and Bop. mi
Bible school at O:3O a. M, Il. +. Murray,
Ing at tG:15 p. M; topic, :" Flattery;" the seats
are all free and you are cordially invited.
McheHdree W. +. Church, Massachusetts, ave.
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets north
west.-1l a. m, Rev. O. Herbert Richardson,
pastor; p. M, anniversary OF Sunday-school
missionary society; 7;30 p. M, addresses by
Hon. s. j. II. Mcmillan, OF Minnesota, United
states Senate, and Hon. Stanton J. peelle, OF
indiana and Hon. J. Hyatt Smith, OF New York,
United States House of Representatives.
Young Mans Christian association, 1lOo New
York avenue.-Young mems Bible class, 4:3O
TO $3.50 p. m, conducted by the secretary;
Rev. j. G. Ames, PRESIDENT Hon. W. S. shai.
lenberger Will be present and speak at this
service; music led with cornet and fiuto by
ninent; young men and strangers visiting the
city specially invited to these meetings.
Religious News.
Philip Phillips is singing in Jamaca,
Bishop Talbot, of the diocese of Indiana,
died January 10.
st. Johns Church. Hampton, Va, will
celebrate Its 225th anniversary next Easter.
The Evangelical churches of San Fran
cisco have voted to discontinue advertising
their services In the Sunday papers.
The Pittsburg (Pa.) Catholic comes to us
with new dress, and looking so bright that we
hardly recognize our old acquaintance.
DR.. Francis /. Patton has become one of
the "managng editors" OF the PTesJytertdn
| RtCieU In place Of Dr.. A. A. Hodge, resigned.
Rev. w. J. Gladwin, of the South India
Conference, and Wife, so says the India Memo.
| dist Ildtchmdn, have Joined the Salvation
| Army.
The Baptists have built steam launch
| Of 100 tons measurement for mission work In
Alaska, British Columbia and Washington Ter
| ritory.
Rev. w. II. Milburn, the blind preacher,
will commence series of lectures on "Great
Orators" In Chlckering Hall, New York, next
| week.
Judge j. Wofford Tucker, who was a
delegate to the Ecumenical Conference, has
| Just been elected editor OF the Florida MethO.
| dist Church South.
Rev. Francis B, Hornbrooke, of New
ton, has been called to succeed the late Rev.
Henry W. Bellows as pastor of All Souls
| Church In New York.
| Rev. Samuel Fish, the oldest Baptist
minister in New England, died few weeks
| ago. He preached his first sermon In 1913,
and was 81 years old when he died.
The firm of r. L. and A. Stuart was al
s,sS S ANIMAL OF Sa tsTse
boards-Church Erection and Homo and For.
eign Missions.
Rev. DIR. A. ]. f. Behrends, who sue
@ e@eeds Rev; Dr.: Henry M scHdder % as pastor, pastor OF
| will enter upon his new duties the first sun.
day In March.
At $3.50 D. m. every Sunday, services are
held in me ArmenSn at the Dewitt
|
| are attended by about forty Armenians who
| live In New York.
Rev. L. Davies, of Reading, Mass, is con-
| ducting successful revival meetings In the
| Methodist Church at Richland, Wis. The SER
| vices are full OF power and Interest, and many
| have found the Saviour.
Miss Annie Earnest, an esteemed and
very wealthy Methodist lady Of Baltimore,
died on last Sunday, aged So years. She lived
TO do good and benefit humanity. Her house
was the homo Of ministers.
Rev. A. F, Beard, d. d., pastor of Ply
pastorate OF the American Chapel in Paris,
and the resident secretaryship OF the Amerl.
can and Foreign Christian Union.
At rcceut meeting in London General
Booth, the leader OF the salvation Army made
the surprising statement that the offerings
for sustaining the operations OF the army
amounted to 100000 per annun.
The Methodist Adrocate, of Atlanta, Ga.
is now printed In Cincinnati. The type
formerly used has been purchased by Rev. ~
q. Carter, late missionary to China who will
| publish new thitStdiR idtocdfe at Chatta
nooga, an organ OF the Methodist Church South
A rather eccentric writer Rev. ID. b.
Turney, has written book entitled "Pants OF
petticoats; or, the Sex of a Bishop, with De
velopments," etc. He thinks that women
also TO be ordained. Brother Turney mot sis
teri wants four hundred subscribers and ther
he will publish the book. Address him a
Bloomington, ILL.,
labors OF Rev. Thomas Harrison, has been II
progress eight weeks. There are $50 conver
siops. All classes are moved. The whole city
is stirred. Revivas are breaking out in Othel
charges Such an awakening was never known
IN this country. Mr.. Harrison Is In line healtt
and spirits, and is driving the battle with
| POWER that at times sweeps all before him.
According to Whitaker's Almanac fol
this year the religious denominations speak
Ing English are thus represented; Episcopa
llnns, 20,500,00O; Methodists OF all kinds
l3,5000O0; Roman Catholics, 14,100,0O0
Presbyterans OF all kinds, l0,30O,O0O
Baptists of all kinds, S,o50,000; Congrega
tionalists, 6,0OO,0OO; Unitarlans, 1,000,000
Free.thought, l,S5O,OoO; no religion, $500,
900.
Governor Pattson, of Pennsy ylvania,
| a Democrat and the son OF Methods
preacher. He is Methodist himself. HI
private secretary, DR.. Everett, is a Methc
dist preacher, and a Republican, In politics
SO is Rev. DR.. Little, who Is appointed Stat
, Librarian, a Methodist preacher and Republ
can. He is a scholarly man, and has boen 10
, years professor in Dickinson College, Cai