Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-29
Religious Notes.


has worked with satisfactory results.
Religious Notes.
Bishop O'Connor is recuperating in st.
Louis
DIR. Duryea will soon begin course of
lectures.
Father Rievese, of Lincoln, was in the
city Friday.
DIR. C. Snavely will take the Omaha NJ. +.
circuit soon.
Father Carney, Of Plattsmouth, visited
Omaha friends during the week.
Rev. W. II. Marvel takes charge of the
Monmouth Park M. Il. church next Sunday.
Bishop Bonacum, of Lincoln, was in
Omaha Thursday and left the following day
for St Louis.
The Synod of Nebraska will meet in Hast
ings October 10, at 7:3O p. m. John L. Baird,
stated CLERK.
Rev. w. A. Lpe will occupy the pulpit of
the Beth-Eden Baptist church this morning
at 10:45 a. IN.
Rev. w. j. Harsha will speak this (Sab-
bath) evening on the subject: II wish We're
Unmarried"
The Synod of Iowa at Marshalltown Thurs
day. October II, at 7:30 p IN. David S. Tap
pan, stated clerk.
The adjourned meeting of the Omaha pres
bytery will be held at Hastings, Neb, dur
ing the sessions of Synod, October 10.
DIR. Benson, ex-rabbi of the Jewish syna.
gogue, lectured in Lincoln Thursday and in
Omaha Thursday night at the Unitarian
church,
A new Swedish Lutheran church was es-
| tablished last Wednesday night. 1t will be
built at once in the vicinity of Twenty fourth
and Vinton streets.
The Kountze Memorial Lutheran church is
holding its services in the Y. M. G. "A. build
ing during the time required to make repairs
on their church edifice.
Rev. Charles w. Savidge will preach at the
First NJ. l.. church Sabbath morning, Sep
| tember 20. Subject: 'Grieving the Spirit" :"
Ali are cordially invited.
Rev. w. X. Beans, of York, this state, will
soon ofciate as pastor of Trinity church, in
| Kountze Place. Rev. l. w. Robinson, hls
predecessor, goes to Fremont.
Rev. H. A. Crane, the ex-president of the
| North Nebraska college, has been appointed
pastor of the Seward street M. e. church
| DIR. Crane succeeds Rev. w. M. Worley, who
| goes to Columbus, in this state.
ST. Phillips chapel, Nineteenth near Cum
| ing street Sunday school AT O'Clock p m, !;
| evening service and harvest home festival at
| O'Clock p. m. Strangers invited. The
| Rev. John Williams, priest in charge.
| The Synod of South Dakota meets at Good
| VIII mission, Sissetou agency, Thursday Oc-
| tober 3, at 1:3O p. M, and the Woman's Mis-
| sionary society of the synod at the same
place on Friday, October 4, at a. IN.
| The Jewish New Year, which began
v
| propriately celebrated in Omaha. Services
| were held in four different places and the at
| tendance was unusually large.
Rev. William X. Henderson, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church, gave an inter
esting address at the first anniversary of the
Y. =. S. G.. +. last Sunday night MIR.
| George Cramer also spoke, and in a pleasing
| manner outlined the methods of the society.
| Strangers sabbath home, corner Fifteenth
and Davenport streets. Preaching at 10:3O
a. IN. and 40 p. IN. A. w. Lamar, pastor.
Morning theme: "The Progress of Christi
anity in Nebraska" Evening theme: ''Sa
tanic Traps for Men, Fourth in series oi
sermons to men. Sabbath school at l2 m
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Y. p
S. c. T.. prayer meeting FIR day evening
All are cordially invited; seats free.
Henry George amt uis Critics.
Judged by any standard which has
ever been applied to public affairs
even by clergymen, the proposition oi
single tax on land values is perfectly
reasonable, moral and honorable
says Thomas G.. Shearman in the
| Forum. AS to the amount Of such tax
that is question to be decided by. 6
wise expedIency. Crushed by
by Mr.. Mallock, extinguished by
Mayor Hewitt, undermined by Mr.. Ed
ward Atkinson, exploded by Mr.. Har
ris, communicated by Archbishop
Corrigan, consigned to eternal damna
tion by countless doctors OF divinity
put outside the pale of the constitution
by numberless legal pundits, waved out
of existence by II million Podsnaps, ano
finally annihilated by Mr.. George
Gunton, still Henry Georges. theories
seen to have u miraculous faculty o.
rising from the dead. For it is certain
that his general doctrines are more
widely believed in to-day tnan ever be
fore; while the one practical measure
which he advocates for present and I'm
mediate enactment is accepted by a vas
number of intelligent men on both sides
of the Atlantic.
The remedy proposed by Henry
George for the evils of our present
social condition, the only practica
to-day, is n real remedy. an adequat'
remedy and just remedy. Th'
criticisms Of his adversares have beer
directed to mere side issues, TO hi
minor arguments, to his intel
lectual processes, TO his iliustra
tions, TO anything except the real pitt
of the matter in hand. Not one OF then
has really wrcstled with the problem
not one of them Except MIR. Atkinson
has been even approximately correst II
his statistics; not one of them has fallet
TO commit mistakes in his reasoning
and his calculations far more seriou
than any which can be fastened upoI
Henry George.
Iced Cake. Make a delicate spong'
cake and bake in deep, square mold
make frozen custard. Take OF the toI
of the cake and take out the center
leaving the bottom and sides an incl
thick Fill with frozen custard; pu
the top back Serve with Montros
: sauce.