The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-21

sne Osa cehouco-one. the Renouatfon Regf0tessss
~ ~ nrnsses under the control OF Canon Mous; aad
Of the sSs ssSa, HspGoa Of Madrid organ
Rev Sn Professor Hickey. O. Of the seminary
weeks tour. wherein he win recreste' his srduous
he do Father Hckeg viii not ~ r. sss
seminary FACULTY next year. Is he has bees
Cape Glrardeau. Missouri, also in chsr~e ~
the Redemptorist Fathers; The Rev Father
receny o. Sapzns and I nsa n the pleasure
Mayor Whitaker, OF that city. The Mayor beionss -
highly respected Methodist family, In which 7sitk
he was brought up and has lived until now He 4.
man OF fine attainments, but of unassuming nan
ners. He is editor Of peculiar force; and thou9h
pSycsn The Hon w. Dxon sp, OF CO..
gress. is his sOn-in-law, and the Rev. Harper
Whitaker editor OF the Raleigh Friend or Temper
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Cnfon ADVOCATE, devoted to the unity Of the
Christian Church. takes up and advocates the
HERALD correspondents idea for 'sDolly varden'S
Church. Such Church 1t thinks might be
Distinct like the billows yet one like the
Rev. DR.. CULVER has resigned the Presidency Of
Knox College, Gaesburg Ill., an institution sup
ported Jointly by the Congregationalsts and Pres
byterans and so little by either that 1t Is likely
Fuller, OF Toronto, 1t costs the people OF China
$500 900 year to support their religious inst
enterprises to convert the heather Of America
''rhe American Reformed Church." Of Chicago, has
called Rev: Urah D. Gulick, who has accepted and
been installed as their pastor. He has somewhat
modified the forms introduced by his predecessor,
dropping the use OF the Psalter, and other re-
Wis.,, IL temporarily supplying the pulpit
OF the Lee avenue Congregational church,
churches are holding union camp meeting near
the city OF Philadelphia. The meeting thus far,
the Intense heat has been one or
preached one OF the sermons on Sunday. Rev. DIR.
EDWARD strong, Congregational, has removed from
Star Sunday school has purchased lots on Twenty
sixth street where chapel is to be erected to ac
commodate the mission. This school has been .
b. F. Perry. Is its superintendent. There
are six 5.. ordained female pastors in the
Unversast Church IN the United States. This
is the only church where women are admitted to
ordination. Rev. J. J. Boswell, of the Newark Con-
Sunday he filled the pulpit OF the Howard street.
church. and aiterward went into the interior to see
VIE Of s
who died lately so soon after her husband, Rev. W.
Ellis. as to be buried in the same grave with him
1t is reported That the Legislature OF South Carolina
passed law requiring every, clergyman to pay q
$40 tax The Protestant churches Of Chicago
are subscribing for the relief of the people Of
Persia. Universalism has declined about one-third
In the number Of Its ministers in the United States
during dur inc last ten years; and IN Massachusetts
they had In 1910 or 1850 They advanced d little
from 1910 to 1850 but have since fallen below where
llshed Jewish theological faculty in the Imperial
University, which il to be equal in It's rights and
privileges to Roman Catholic and PrOtestany
ones. Open air services are now held
In this city at various points and quite
largely attended. Many listen to the gospel
at these meetings. who seldom, II ever enter any
regular place OF worship. new Lutheran church
Is to be erected in Allegheny, Pa. toward which
Mr.. @. Yeager and wife have given $4,000. Rev.
die Granville, N. Y. Rev. d. p. Muzzy has accepted
an invitation from the Unitarian Society at Stow,
Mass, to supply Its pulpit for year. The Rev. d,
Steckel, recently of Huntingdon, Pa, has accepted
q call from the Reformed church in Landisburg,
Perry county, Pa. Rev. A. ID. Mayo, late pastor or
the Church of the Redeemer, in Cincinnati, has
been in that charge eleven years, and has recently
resigned. AS warm friend OF the temperance
cause and as a member of the Board OF Education
missed by the whole community. Another Gin
cinnati pastor, of equal or longer standing-Rev:
Henry u. Moore, OF the Vine street Congregational
church-has offered his resignation, to take pace
September. The Rev. william Taylor, successor to
DR.. j. p. Thompson, in the Broadway Tabernacle,
this city, was last week made q ID. ID. by Amherst
College. The Overhauling which his church Is get
ting now, at cost OF $4,000, is to give more room
to the hundreds who during his short ministry
more comfortable and convenient for seeing and
hearing. The huge pillars are to be removed en-
trey, and the roof will be supported by abutments
from the upper walls. The Rev. Dr. Abner Phelps,
OF Boston, young man of ninety-three years or
age trotted over to AndOver, Mass, few days ago
to see his brother, another minister now in his
eighty third year, who he heard had begun to
feel the infrmites of age. The two boys" OF
another century were delighted to see each other.