The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04

ness Is An unmitigated swindle all through. The
| venerable Henry Boehm, now In his ninety eighth
@ 0'f S Boesm hopes to n make
visit to Canada OF about six weeks,
s1sa YEARS es as s
former Book Agent at New York. who was re-
TO the regular pastoral work four years ago. will do
so at the next session OF the New England conference
by family afictIon as to COMPEL him to desist romai
ministerial labor for awhile. Rev. Bishop Wyman,
Of the American Methodist Episcopal Church, is
after the interests OF the colored churches. The
health Of Rev 8. b. Dickinson, Of Buffalo, continues
to fail and his physicians. believe he cannot
Mississippi Conference, Methodist Episcopal church
So,17tn. and recently President Of the female
Rev: W. "; Clarke and family, Of Greenpolnt have
Dominion. Rev Q. W 6 oxe,p Of the We Vermont ont
has been elected Principal OF the Seminary In Mont.
pelier; the trustees Of Syracuse University deny
Presidency Of that institution, and that they have
offered the same and salary Of $500 year to DR..
FStwer 81 Of 6GnisGagO Rv Dr. McsGausy
win not leave Washington until September /. DR..
p. Newman, D. D.. Is announced TO preach at the
Oflcial Board hope to secure DIR. Newman to supply
their pulpit until spring. me annual missionary
report Of the Methodist Episcopal Church lust pub
sionaries, assistants and helpers, 1926 church
members n and SoS probationers and S2o4s day
stations lo2 churches and 70 parsonages is ss3s
missionary purposes have amounted to $l4,771 49,
me The home on missions among foreign populations
~ and S @
erty valued at 1850; missionary collections
$40, 7e2 49, The Rev. ]. H. Gill, Of the India Mission
since his arrival in that country There are over
three hundred Hindu and Mohammedan boys in the
A. M, pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church OF
Hancock, n: Y2a graduate Of Madison University
The Rev. g. r. Davis has been appointed to Tient
sin, China, as missionary. The Boston Preachers
presence Of Bishop Wilev. He was greeted most
heartily, He spent the Sabbath in lynn, where he
q the camp ground at Sartha's s'' vi lya
bishop Andrews preached in the morn
Tns Me or%aa an ministers % Long
mutual benefit and social and spiritual improve
ment. new Methodist Episcopal church was
DicEerson pastor. st. Paas cnnrch Newa liS viii
be closed for repairs during August. The Rev.
Methodist church, Baltimore, is on visit to Min
nesota: Rev. G. G. stratton, Of the oregon Confer
charge s First BY Me sa TO-
pal church at Salt Lake City. DR.. j. W.
Sosad and 9.m family Of Jersey CITY, are dwell
man OF the Devotional Committee Of the Jersey City
Young Mems Christian Association and has organ
nard docks and In the public parks. The Emmanuel
church at Chrisfeld, n j., Rev. William II. Hutchn
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, recommend that
the week Of August Ills be observed as week Of
prayer; the Rev Mr. Mallory Of the Cypress Hills
tour Of two months for the benefit Of his health.
The Rev. Or. Long, Of the Methodist Episcopal Mis-
sion In Bulgaria, has accepted professorship in
the American College at Constantnople, at Kou-
NELL Hissar. ,s .i
BAPTIST
The Rev. Jabez Burns, d. D., OF London is travel
ling in Nebraska. In his stletter to the Baptist
Union Of this city he prays that the old Ortresses
true and visible union Of all believers be hastened.
Between 1851 and 1870 240l ''licensed chapels' OF
while not single Dissenting chapel has fallen into
Episcopal hands. The presumption is that Dissent
ers have swallowed up the licensed chapels:"
months ago with 1870 members; it now
$500. The Indiana Baptists have met with en-
couraging success in their efforts to raise money
raised to enable them to buy in the property and
resume instructions; Rooms have been engaged in
the sn Assnqs Hotel New York for the
Baptist sFsH9eE Nh0 Il a. to n arrive n in
Waterford, Mich, on account Of iii health, and
II sSa1 s.ssss BaSss
church. Rev. W. H. Pendeton pastor, have taken
s tSs1r letsS5s to unite with
Lamb has resigned his charge in Amboy, III, and is
preaching for the present at Clinton, Iowa. The
worship there during the Coming fall. -Four
Frank Ellis has resigned at Lawrence. Kansas.
nSvrg accepted call nom the Central Baptist
twelve months ago, with thirteen members. has !
Rus Of Ne% YorIp S Of Rev WI
to the Pavilion Baptist church, ILL.,, and entered
upon S q, his work Rev R. Mott recently pastor Of
East, having accepted cali to church near Boston.
baptist mis- sions among the Chickasaw and Choc-
cording to the Official report the CRoctaws number
and rS nave forty public schools with
write the ChOctaw language and onethIrd snaaS
English in addition; they cultivate about thirty
s sas acres OF land. The Chickasaws number
public schools. The Shawmut avenue Baptist
cnurch, Boston, has purchased lot adjacent to the
hundred feet square, on which to erect a church
building. The Second Baptist church of St. Louis
as gss p mass a. lot for church edce and par
Cambridgeport, Mass, formerly DR.. Mas0n's has
called Rev George A. Peltz, Of Philadelphia The
SNIP It's popular pastor, DR.. Fulton is spending
MS vacation at Petersham. among the Green
BPIsCOPALIAN.
AS an instance OF caste and ritualism running
mad Cn'rch and STATE cites the OF priest
VINO was greatly offended because newly ordained
aeacon recently took the Gospel side of the altar,
instead Of 1.-THE Epistlc side" to read the PRAYERS
prescribed. The priest acknowledged that there
was no rubric to guide them In the matter but it
was the common practice OF the Church
10 enable the congregations to distinguish
VINO was priest and who deacon. The diocese
Oh INDIANA has twentysix parishes and thirty.sx
clergy economically resident including two BisRops
It has 2,9o4 communicates, 1886 Sunday scholars
ana teacners and property valued at $5s, 40S. The
sonsriDuuons OF the churches for the ecclesiastical
Sl4tolk Of Winchester England, has Inhibited Rev.
ticnard wilkins, OF Swanm0re, Ryde Isle OF Wight,
rom performing any duty in his diocese, because
me reverend rltuast, at recent week day service