The Evening critic., 1883-04-28

Rev william I. McKenney;7 80 p. M, song and
praise service, conducted by the pastori 9 80
q. M. Sunday school: prayer meeting, Thurs
day evening; eeats FREQ; strangers welcome;
come 70 our Sunday evening meeting and
bring Gospel Hymns.
ChUrcb Of he HedUcniv Rest, Second street,
between street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast Capitol HID, Row. osmund st.
James, tor.--sunday.school at o q. m; morn.
ing service and sermon ut IL q. M; Sunday
school at p. M; vesper service at p. m.
Grace n. n. Church, corner OF Ninth and d
streets, South Washington, Rev. J. W. Phillips,
rector.-services OF II a. IN. and 1880 p. M;
morning and evening by quartet choir, Mrs.
J. F. Ancona, soprano; Miss Lizzie Tabler, con-
,ralto; Mr.. J. T. Rule, tenor; Mr.. ). +. Ancona,
bass; Miss Delphino Wflmarth, organist.
Church Of the Reformation (Lutheran), Penn
sylvania avenue and Second street southeast,
capitol Hill,mPreaching by the pastor at III II
e. na M seaas aaa so p M ii sundaysSnool At 30
Thureday night.
foung Mems Christian association, 400 Now
York ayenue.-Young mems Bible class, a 80
TO $3.50 p. M, led by Mr.. Campbell W. Bush
nell; everybody's meeting from O to q, led by
Mr.. u. ii. Warner; very cordial invitation is
6to z.
Holy Gross Church, Mass. avenue and Eigh-
teenth street.-Sunday services, mathis and
sunday.school at 8 80 n. M; litany, holy COM
munion and sermon, IL a. M; even song and
lecture, 1880 p. M; seats free. ]. A. Harold,
rector.
Union M h. Church, Twentieth street north.
west, near Pennsylvania avenue, Rev. W. Il.
morning ,heme, "rhe Great Il Maittade a o tRat R No
Man Can Number" Sunday y.school at o a. M;
Sunday .school Missionary Society atd p. M;
seats free; cordial welcome.
North Cdrolsnd-dctnue( On. P0 Mission, Eighth
and streets southeast. = Sunday services:
Preaching at IL n. m. by the pastor, Rev. w.
j. Neepier; Gospel temperance meeting at
7:3O p. M. TO be addressed by Major II. A.
Hall; Sunday school at $3.50 q, MI. all are In.
vited.
Ryldnd Cnape, M r.. Church, corner of Tenth
and D streets Notwithstanding at IL
Am. and 7;30 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. r..
Norris; morning subject, "Hungering and
Thirsting After righteousness"
Wtstminster Pyes5yteYtdn Church, Seventh
street, between D and streets southwest,
Rev. .. +. Bittinger, d. D., pastor.-Sunday
preaching at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. M. young
peoples prayer.meeting at @ as p. M; ali are
welcome.
Metropolitan BAPTIST Church, corner of and
Sixth streets northeast, Rev. W. NJ. Ingersoll
pastor.-Services at IL q. m. and p. m. Rev.
J. Bastow, Of Port Chester, N. Y, Will preach
both in the morning and evening; Sunday
school at o 80 a. M, D. p. Murray, superin-
tendent; young peoples prayer-meeting at
0;l5 p. M, topic, "Conviction;" seats ee;,all
welcome.
Religious News.
A house of worship costing, with site,
over $1,000, has been dedicated by the
French Baptist Church, Montreal.
The Presbyterians of San Francisco have
purchased for the Chinese Mission House In
that city building costing $22, 800.
The church erected in Edinburgh as O
memorial Of Rev. DR.. Guthrie has been COM
pleted and opened for public worship.
The Presbyterian Board has purchased
large and valuable building In San Francisco
at cost of 500, 500, for Chinese mission.
The two hundredth anniversary of the
establishment OF Presbyterlaplsm In Mary
land Will be cemmemorated at Rehoboth In
June.
Bishop Cain, of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church, expects to accompany four
missionaries to Monrovia, Africa, In June, to
establish a mission.
In the Episcopal Church of Dent, York
shire, two shelves are filled every Sunday
with loaves for the poor, which they carry
away after the service.
The Claiming Memorial Church at New
port, r. l., has lately received the addition OF
memorial window presented by the rela-
tives Of the late William E. Claiming.
Sitting Bull, the famous old Sioux war
rjor chief and butcher of olden times, has
joined the Roman Catholic Church. The same
church has on Its rolls about two thousand In.
diaus in Dakota.