Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-13
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
CHURCHES HERE AND ELSEWHERE.

Rev. Father Camille Pclno. professor OF
logic at Woodstock. Md. has gone TO a new
field Of labor at Las Vegas, y. NJ.
st. Roses Catholic church at senaca &,
Montgomery county. Md. viii be- dedicated
this month by Archbishop Gibbons.
Rev. DR.. Domer, of St Paul's Lutheran
church. who has been on a trip west. returned
Monday last and has resumed his duties
Mrs. DR.. Huntley, who has been as far west
as Portland. Oregon. is now at Milwaukee,
Wis, under the care OF her former family physi-
clan.
- The work OF rebuilding St Joseph's Pas
s.onist Monastery, near Baltimore destroyed
by nre about year ago, was commenced this
week.
Sister Caroline, OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton school in this city for some wears past. has
taken charge OF ST. Mary's Orphan Asylum,
- The current number OF the Journal OF Chris
IAN Philosophy contains an article by Rev Dr.
faunce. OF this city, on Gods Method in Max
ing up the Bible"
- Rev. DIR. ID. II. Carroll, of Baltimore; Chan
lain McCabe, missionary secretary OF the NJ. Z.
church; with Mrs. J. Eddy Somers and her
pupils are expected to sail from Liverpool for
home to-day.
- Rev. s. B. Treadway, who has been an
pointed to the charge of the First NJ p. church.
In East Washington, entered upon his duties
there last Sunday, aud he made very favorable
impression.
- The Fifth Baptist church OF this city has
this season tried a double choir with success
the morning choir composed entirely of adults
and the evening choir of young people-both
under the direction of Mrs Bette McEwen (nee
Hayenner.)
- Rev. Dennis Osborne, of India. who was a
delegate to the recent general conference of the
NJ. Z. church, and who attended the Washing
ton grove camp meeting. breaches for Rev.
D. tall (Presbyterian) in New York on Sunday
Tie has been quite successful in raising funds
lor college in India
Rev. Ii. c. Quinlan. of San Domingo.
member of the British Wesleyan conference, is
in this city. He is very intelligent man. with
considerable push, and is cndcayoring in the
eastern cities to raise funds TO complete a
church in his native country. He was present
and made an interesting address on Thursday
evening at the Metropolitan church.
- Rev. j. p Newman, formerly of this CITY,
and now OF the Madison Avenue Congregational
church. New York. has determined TO return to
the itineracy Of the VI. f. church-the only difi-
Guilty In the way of his speedy return being the
pending church trial. Whatever NAV be the
result he will return to the itineracy and II ia
Philadelphia conference be sent TO Grace church.
In that city. as a number of his friends are en-
Geayorlng TO make some such arrangement
III he does not take this appointment he will
likely go to the Pacific slope.
The corner stone of the new Asbury VI F..
church, in Philadelphia Rev. James Morrow
pastor, was laid on Thursday
-Rev. j. j. White, of the Fourth-street NJ
p church. Brooklyn, n Y, has received a
"a fn~ nxt +f,, 1s+I, g Ia.
pastOratc there.
Rev. j. J. smith, of the New York MP.
conference. who has been elected professor OF
oriental history, &c, in Florida University. it is
said, has declined.
- Mr.. John Evans, converted In MARYLAND
about the year 1903 is said to have been the
first person who joined the Methodist society in
America.
- Prof C. 7. Simpson, of Maiden. Mass, who
graduated from the Boston university in 1882.
has been appointed to the chair of languages in
New Orleans university under the management
OF the Freedmens Aid society.
- At recent missionary meeting at the
Moravian church in Bethlehem, Pa. Rev. DIR.
Sheldon Jackson called the attention of the
graduating class of the theological seminary TO
the field for missionary work in Alaska. and the
whole class volunteered their services.
The action of the managers of q camp
meeting in Canada in inviting Rev DR. Thomas.
OF Chicago, who was excluded from the NJ E.
church a few years since, to preach there (Which
invitation was accepted) is being criticized by
the papers, some of which ask if it was because
he had become notorious and would draw
Rev. Newman Hail. of the famous London
Congregational church, is in New York. He
will be in this country couple of months,
going as far west as Niagara and thence north
eastwardly to Quebec and then to Boston. He
Will visit some Methodist camp meetings and
probably preach few times.
Rev. George Stewart, of Sistersrllle. West
Virginia, proposes in the Journal and N,ssen-
ger, to be one OF twenty Baptist ministers now
living in West Virginia who use tobacco TO
pledge themselves not TO use it in any way for
one year, with positive understanding that
if any one breaks this pledge he shall pay SO
INTO the treasury OF the state mission board
- At the adjourned meeting of the trustees
of Dickinson college, at Carlisle Pa, on
September 4th, President McCauley reported
encouraging progress in all departments. On
his recommendation, the board established a
prOfessOrship OF modern languages, and filed
the chair by the election of Prof O. b. Super.
of Denver university. Prof. ]. II. Morgan,
principal OF the preparatory school, was elected
adjunct professor of Greek. The faculty was
authorized TO establish a four years English
scientific course, with a suitable degree to be
determined by them. The donation of $50. 600
heretofore received from Mr.. Thomas Beaver
was appropriated to the support of a chair to be
known as the Peter Beaver Professorship."
Bishop H. NJ. Turner, of the A. NJ. f.
church, has issued an address to the ministers
and laymen of his episcopal district, in which
he says he does not fancy being called "Our
Beloved Bishop" and thinks IL less appropriate
than ever since the action Of his own general
conference and that of the church, declaring
Sflxfa 1fal
says is the most startling piece OF church hum
buggery ever put upon record since God had a
church on earth carrying the ministerial parity
theory further than the anti-bishOp churches
ever contemplated. for they have held under
sober discussion that God had sanctifed the
office in all ages and made il means OF grace
in the extension of his kingdom on earth"
Life ian Arkansas.
A man from the outside world OF realities
describes the life OF Arkansas as follows: Long
days Of doing nothing beget little energy
n - l.. IA.