The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28


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Ministerial Movements and Changes.
METHODIST.
Rev. J. T. Davis, presiding elder Of Delhi district,
Louisiana Conference, has been appointed by
Bishop Keener superintendent of the Mexican
missions OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
Fifty-eight accessOns to the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, N Virginia are reported In our ex-
changes this week. Forty united with the Taber-
nacle church Of Baltimore last Sunday, the first
fruits OF revival still In progress. The Southern
Methodists Of Easton, Maryland are building
$4,000 house Of worship there. The Methodists Of
the North have now four mission stations located
in Japan and nine missionaries, four OF whom are
In Yokohama Rev. DR.. Tiffany. OF Washington,
d. c., returned from Europe week ago. Rev. DR..
Cook, OF Wilbraham Wesleyan Academy, has been
Frustrated with sickness Rev. G. G. GOss furnishes
the Methodist papers with nearly two columns
more Of statistics to demonstrate that Methodsm
does not keep pace with other denominations nor
with the population In our large cities. He gives
examples from twelve cities in the Eastern Middle
and Western States. The Preachers Aid Society
OF southeastern Indiana Conference has now
fund Of sl7,soo ,o,; The new Methodist Episcopal
for dedication n.,, before April next. very
William s II. Lawrence son sol" Of of'St The late late
Rev. r. v. Lawrence, has entered The minis mis-
corner stone Of the new church at Nyack was laid
last Monday by Rev. X. yanhorne. new chapel
was dedicated Sunday, September IA, near Bears
chapel in memory Of the late David Il. Thomas.
The Methodists Of Philadelphia are about to organ
Der IT, Rev T. a. Mccartney, Of Baltimore, Is
West on three weeks trip to the Conferences noes
now meeting in annual session. Bishop Simpson
is uy restored to health as TO be able to attend
to episcopal work again. Bishop James, too. is
covering health slowly. Rev. 5. H. Tying, Jr., ID.
D., preached last Sunday evening in the Forty
great delight and edifcatlon OF the congregation.
Rev. S. NJ. Hammond, OF the New York East Con-
at L. lie Is noW oW s
The corner stone Of the new Methodist Episcopal
church, Jamaica, North Long Island district, Rev.
r. c. Putney, pastor, will be laid october o. Adj
dresses will be delivered by Rev. c. B. Sing, Rev.
George Taylor and Rev. L. $. Weed.
The Hartford Baptist Association held its eighty.
fourth anniversary lately Eleven churches re-
ported rhs Ia Sy during the
meeting received reports from As churches OF sos
additions also by i'm erslon. the membership OF
the association now numbering 1850. The First
Baptist church OF Denver, Col, dedicated last
sunday week. The Baptists Of Rutland, VT, ex-
pect to dedicate $4,000 church ne xt month. The
stanton street Baptist church, OF this CITY, expect
to enter their new quarters, the tabernacle Bap-
list church 6uains on S seToha the rst
from that date occupy Steinway Han for religious
services. Rev. J. b. pixley has resigned the secre
York and Canada Revs. F. Il. Eveeth and
J. II. Arthur recently ordained, are to go
and the latter to Japan Rev O. b. cross goes about
the same time to Burmah. Rev. James Thorn,
lately city missionary in Trenton, n. j., has &C.
| cepted call to the church in Marlborough, n j.
The membership OF Mr.. surgeons church is 4,4lS,
gathered during passionate of nineteen years.
Five hundred have been added during the past
year. The Baptists are erecting new church at
Dawndale, IN the western part OF Chicago. While
one,hali OF what was once the First Baptist church
bout as their PASTOR the other half have called
Rev G: W. n samson, D. D. By Rutgers Female Col
| gathered into the church by the Baptist mission
aries at Burrsau, India, number 1900 souls. The
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missionaries with forty or fifty native teachers and
helpers, do all the work. In Mlddietown, Monmouth
SanIzed in iSss; at Upper Freehold, N j., is an.
country are several venerable Baptist societies
and churches. The difficulty existing between
the pastor and the ofiicials OF the Union
Park Baptist church, Chicago, has resulted IN the
organization OF new churce, and Ill OF the dsaf-
iected ones have separated themselves from the
pastor and his friends.
| EPISCOPALIAN.
Inn EptacOnQliaU chu Vvhic
for dedication. 1t is large and elegant structure.
to the charge or st. Michsei's, Mount Pleasant,
| Iowa. The cornerstone OF the new St. Paurs
sisso pv odenSeimer tomorrow ST. Johns parish,
Bridgeport, Conn.,, are building new and hand
some stone church at cost of $4,000. Of which the
| corner stone was laid last week. Archdeacon
| Denison. has announced, in letter to the DoAp
Ne,os, that ne intends to agiate for recognition
| chinery. He expresses his thankfulness that this
question in all its bearings Is now distinctly before
the English people but has no lear that the result
l. T. Coolidge, DID,, who has Tor nearly twelve years
been Rector Of ST. Matthew'S Parish. South Boston,
to the Rectorship OF st. Mchaeis church, Trenton,
N j., and Will enter upon duties on OCTOBER Il
wonderful revival work is reported among the
spokanes Indians, who, with other Kindred tribes
numbering nearly 900 souls live IN the vicinity uoe
miles distant) OF the Nee Perces Indians, among
| whom the Presbyterians have successful missions
One hundred and iour OF the Spokanes were re-
Gently baptized profession OF faith, and 800 more
are reported awaiting the administration OF thai
rite. One Of their own number, convert named
Gary, has been their faithful and only teacher and
preacher. The Reunited Presbyterian Church sup
ports In whole OF in part rom its general funds
1,742 ordained ministers and licentiates VINO are
doing gospel work In missionary fields at home
or abroad. The total number Of ministers and
l1ceatlates in the communion IL 1852. Hence
more than third OF the clergy OF the church
are In mission nelds, and derive their support
wholly or In part from the benevolent contribu.
tiOus OF the Church. The Phillips Memorial Pres
byterian church, OF this city, nave begun the cree
tion OF a $50, 900 house OF worship Madison ave
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