The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

win be laid on Thursday next by the
n. r. one Of the earlier pastors, who win deliver
the address. Rev. William p. Ray, OF East Cam
ScSs Ms uS 4 70 Sss pulpit
days ago. The Methodist Episcopal church at Rut:
their house Of worship. They have now ample &C
commodatons, and are prospecting greatly under pI
ker, OF Seventh street. New York. is still too feeble
to resume the charge OF his pulpit but is coming
up slowly and hopefully Rev !; 9; oakley. pas =.
this CITY, has received the degree OF Master OF Arts
from the Wesleyan University. Bishop kavanaugh,
Sabbath IN st. Louis, on his way to an appointment
in Jacksonville, H., where he Il to spend
TINS Sabbath da Ey e. H. D. D. r
ceived an offer OF the Presidency OF Syracuse uni
versity, New York. The offer Is very tempting
one, and the salary OF 900 Is at least comfortable
Dr. Fowler having business In Philadelphia, visited
Syracuse last week en- route to the former city.
His decision Is not YET known IN Gcago rev w.
to deliver the commencement grafton at the
University OF Georgia. Rev. George Parrot, A. M,
an alumnus Of Ohio Wesleyan University, has been
elected TO a professorship in the State University
OF Indiana. The Boston Metnodist) University
School or Law VIII open october under the most
promising circumstances Its friends had antci-
pated but single class OF about thirty, but 1t Ia
already ascertaned that two classes will be organ
lied or a hundred students each. The Central
Methodist Episcopal church, San Francisco, have
purchased the Central Presbyterian house OF
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stantial, well finished and In all respects neat,
comfortable and desirable house Of worship.
Az might be expected nom the Bennett iudg
ment, the advertisements IN the rltualist organs
are becoming more decidedly Popish In their char
acter. Besides announcements where crucfxes
OF all kinds, with copes abs &c, may be obtained,
there are appeals for money to be sent "l0r the
glory Of God and for the love Of the Blessed Virgin
Nary In order to promote ritualistic schemes.
The London Record considers 1t a scandal to our
common Christianity that such men az Dr::
Geneva or Mr.. Alfred Monod, from France, should
be ignored as ministers Of Christ by the Church OF
England. stained glass window has Just been .e,
Cowper, who was born in Berkhamstead,
buried in the '''V chancei. The '''' memorial
cost about $500, which has been raised by public
subscriptions, chiefly through the exertons Of Mr..
w. LOngman, Earl BrOwnOw and the rector the
Rev. J. W. Cobb. The subject of the window is the
resurrection, beneath the central figure being the
side OF the poet Is the Royal Psalmist and on the
other the Prophet Jeremiah: The corner stone Of
S 81 fSs
Bishop of the diocese the Rev. s. p. Parker, d. d.,
OF Melrose, conducted the services. The committee
appointed by the last convention OF the Episcopal
Church In Massachusetts to consider the prac.
ticability of establishing Church sch00!
lot q land a for the purpose from Mr.. Jadkins,
Of Winchester. The lot contains ten acres, valued
at $4,000 an acre. The site is ON beautiful ridge
easily accessible by railroads. No action has as
yet been had with regard to accepting it. Mean
time gentleman In Cambridge IN has offered to be
buildings II the school should be located at Cam
bridge. Bishop Lee, OF Iowa. Is building diocesan
Episcopalians OF the State to furnish O suitable me-
mortal window to the late Bishop Kemper, the first
ar Dsp OF the
full because 'some Of the stupid EpiscOpalians" do
not half appreciate Rev. DR.. Osgood, whom 1t calls
D. D., late President of Norwich University Vermont
has accepted cal to the rectorship OF the church
Church Of the Reiormation Brooklyn
be absent in Europe about two months His pulpit
in the meantime will be supplied by Rev. DR.. Os-
good. The Rev. Philip Brooks, rector of Trinity
church. Boston, sailed last week for Liverpool. 1t
Is his intention to pass the summer in Norway and
at Grace church, Brooklyn Heights, has accepted
the call to the rectorship of st. Stephens parish,
Brooklyn. The Rev. s. II. Giesy, d. d. prominent
charge OF Christ church (Reformed), Green
street. Philadelphia has entered the ministry of the
tingha'o. Rev. Charles II. Ward of st. stephens
church, Philadelphia, has accepted call to the
Church Of the Holy Cross, Washington Park, North
Plainfeld. He will enter upon his duties next sun
chester chez England, the Rev. Mr. Cheese, WHO be-
Ballot College, OXFORD, two young men named TAFT
and Manning one OF whom is now Archbishop of
Archbishop of Westminster It is stated that the
Rev. j. W. Blakesley, Canon OF Canterbury, known
as the HertlOrdsh1re Incumbent" of the Times has
been presented to the Deanery OF Lincoln, and that
the Rev. George Rawnson succeeds to the CanOnry
Of Canterbury thus voided.
BAPTIST.
The Rev. II. +. Smith, OF the First Baptist church
in New Brunswick, N j., has been summering at
Long Branch for a WHILE Fredericktown has q
Baptist church OF 10 members and nourishing
Sunday school. The pastor Is Rev. b. Y. Siegfred.
Rev. c. w. Drake has had the pastoral care OF the
Cherrytree church since April !, having been re-
called after one years absence. He also breaches
at Willsburg and Chapinvle, Crawford county, Pa.
Rev. J. p. Aginbroad has removed from Richmond,
Ind, to Akron, Ohio. The Rev. Charles Howard
Malcolm, ID. D.. of Newport, r. l., has returned from
his tour in Virginia, greatly improved in health.
The Doctor has had a splendid time. on the
the people. The Baptist Home Mission Society
is overdrawn $4,000, and has been forced to re-
duce the salaries OF the missionaries and reject
many applications for help. The Secretary, Rev.
A. II. Chase, is doing valiantly to raise funds and
deserves success. Rev. Mr.. Gaaher. OF the First
Baptist church OF Brooklyn, IL now in Europe seek
ing health and 1t Is reported that the search has
been attended with encouraging success. on his
return home in the early part OF August he Is
church, Elizabeth, N. J. Rev. Edmund Morris,
pastor of Mount Lebanon Baptist church, Georgia.
recently baptized man seventy-nine or eighty
years old, who had always been noted for
his opposition to the gospel, and at the
same time his wife, seventy two years
address before the students OF Regents Park
College at its recent anniversary. He reminded
tnem OF the ODectS OF Ire: TO love Co.. 10 i've LOT
Christ, to grow in personal holiness, to eddy the
Church, and to seek the salvation Of souls In 1872
tour Baptist churches were organized in Phiadel.
phia, number unequalled in any year until the
present. 1872, when four have again been organized,
viz: Grace, Gethsemane, Manatawna and Mantua.
The Drunkard Baptist church Of Germantown, Pa
was constituted December 25, 1923 Up TO the pres
ent time 1t has opposed paid ministry. 1t has
just made new departure, however, and called
pastor OH a salary OF $1,000. This denomination
adheres to feet-washing and practices Urine
immersion. Rev. s. NJ. Whiting has closed his
pastoral relations with the Baptist church
In Windsor, and entered upon his labOrs as
pastor OF the Grand street Baptist church,
New Haven, Conn. The Close Communion
Baptists Of Brooklyn in terrible state OF COM
motion because, since the baptism of Miss Smiley by
Rev. George f. Pentacost, another pastor of rcgu-
lar Baptist church in Brooklyn, In giving the Lords
Supper to q dying member, invited his unbaptized
wife, Miss Smiley, and Methodist brother and his
wife to commune and they did so. He did this