Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-15

LENT begins next Wednesday.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, built IL new churches last
year.
PHILADELPHIA Presbytery-42 to % against
revision.
AT the Fifth Street NJ. P. Church, East Iiv.
erpOol, o., nearly l2O have professed conver.
sion.
REV. W. r. HARsHAw has been released
from the pastOrate of the steubenville U. P.
Church.
THE Pennsylvania Conference Of the M. P
Church will meet at Harvey's Lake, UuEerne
county, March s.
THTRTY-Two persons were received into the
membership of the Beaver Falls N. P. Church
on the I'd instant
REV. E. P. CowAE. D D. pastor Of the Third
Church, who has been to Mexico, will occupy
his pulpit tomorrow.
LOOKOUT for little quiet excitement at the
April meeting of the Pittsburg Presbytery.
Revision is the topic.
THE Sabbath School Institute which had
been announced bv the Allegheny Presbytery
WIS postponed till May.
REV. D. R. MoDoEALD left Tarentum, Pa,
for Norfolk, Va, where he takes charge OF the
Norfolk Mission School,
REV. J. B. WALKER, OF Adrian. has been
laboring with the Methodist Protestant Church
PETER's pence yielded $4,000 less in 1889
than in 1888 Iegacies bequeathed to the Pope
amounted to 100000 last year.
FIFTEEN were received into the Iatrobe
Presbyterian Church at the last communion,
making l32 in less than two years.
REV. JAMES P. HAWKES. resigns as rector of
Emmanuel Church, Cory, to become assistant
rector of St. Mary's, West Philadelphia.
THE Central Presbyterian Church, New
York City, received SO on the ID inst Mrs En-
President Cleveland among the number.
REV. D. s. LTTTELL will read paper at the
q. 2. Ministerial Association on Monday on the
''siEns Of the Times in the Religious World"
II is reported that Canon Farrar, of London.
England, will again visit this country in the
spring, He has very many warm friends here
On January l6 the barn on the 6id Pierce
farm was destroyed by fire. 1t was built in
1TsO as the first Universalist church in America
TIE blind chaplain of Congress. Rev. DR.,
Milburn, will lecture three evenings next week
in the Second Presbyterian Church, Penn ave-
nue..
THE Episcopalian clergy observed . "Quiet
Day" on Friday at st. Luke's Church. con-
Quoted BY Rev. Pelham Williams, BROOKLYN,
n. Y.
sHADYs1DE Presbyterian Church is glad to
be off the anxious seat in reference to a pastor.
as the Rev. r s. Holmes, Of Warren, accepts
the call
THE Work Of Country PASTOR is the ub-
iect Of paper to be read on Monday by Rev.
]. hcJunkin at the Presbyterian Ministerial
Association.
REV J. K ANDREWS. Of Bedford, Pa, hav-
ing gone to Palestine, his place will be filed
during his absence by Rev. J. N. Barnett, of
Washington, Pa.
MRS. q. E. MONROE will deliver three leo
tureE in the First U. P. Church, Seventh ave-
nue.. next week, on Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings
The Presbyteriahs dedicated the new church
on Homewood avenue East End, on Sunday
last It cost ASll, Of which SS2Ol has been
paid IL will seat about 600
PHnLIPsBURG calls Mr. j. ]. srodes; Mt.
Oliver, Mr.. W. K Weaver; Finleyville. Mr.. s.
II. Boyle. They are at present engaged in
studying and are licentiates.
REV. T. J. ALLEN, Mercer. Pa. lectured in
the Theological Seminary on Camp, Court and