The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06


who leaves the Methodist Ep scopaI church in
ference was On tuesday last PRESENTED d n w
beautiful watch and chain and historical volume
wSa With Rev. Mr.
church also at this time, has received q similar
present OF watch and about four hundred dollars
IN money.
bologna has joined her prayers to those OF the
pronounced against our l"ad bv ce tai hot Seads
in Rome. tyiduo WAS solemnized in that beauti.
full old city not long SINCE. On March 10 the good
pilgrimage to the shrine OF the Madonna dele
Giraffe, situated few miles beyond the
and after very beautiful service bestowed the
Papal benedictlon and many special indulgences
granted from Rome. This pilgrimage was Tor the
intention OF HIS Holiness, and many thousands OF
persons received communion at high mass.
great religious reaction is noticed even by the
Last Sunday Catholic Ireland was solemniy
dedicated by her bishops and people to the
Most sscred Heart Of Jesus Rey
.'Church and Progress" reputation or Belgian
These pilgrims before entering Italy were to visit
Gens %gr ana Ferney the place Of exile
sons have joined them 50 that ali the
great cities OF Bel GUM are worthily represented
The annual election or Board OF Managers OF the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums took place last
Thursday evening, March rs, in the male school
room attached to the Cathedral, Jay street.
on the evening u Of March S''' IL great
concourse OF people frequented the Church Of St.
Jonn 81 Laseran Rome Italy, for the purpose Of
reached from that Basilica to the Forum, nearly
two miles. very imposing religious service took
tain rom COD the PRESERVATION Of the religious
ORDERS and was especially dedicated to the honor
OF their i.lustrious founders the Baslica was
by Mgr. Howard, Archbishop OF NeOcesa-
rea, d. partious. The Holy Father assist
looking the High Altar s'aA1 most beautiful p1 Re-
pository viii be erected for Holy Thursday, in the
Church OF the Holy lnnocents West Tmrty-seventh
TO Father Mcdonald Tor his new church, st. Ce--
elias, Brooklyn, was blessed by the Bishop last
In Asace, have addressed letter to the Bishop OF
Strasbourg whom they congratulate for his
Dodne es, IN signing the memorial OF the Ger Ger,
declare their sympathy with their prosecuted
brethren, and add that they feel called upon to
declare publicly that nothing shall prevent them
from remaining faithful to their Holy Mother, the
Church; to her divine constitution and the deci-
sions of the holy councils. In the presence Of
danger they say they viii gather, II it were posi-
bic, more closely still, around their valiant bishop
The Baptists in the tswn Of Fairbury Jefferson
county, Neb., have their church nearly completed.
Rev. F. W. Brakeman, Of Janesyllle, Wis, has been
wealthy Baptist layman Of Indiana, Mr.. M. L.
Pierce, has donated $4,000 to establish an
c the IL aes to at Be under the
+. Chds, OF Oskaloosa, Iowa, calls the
attention of Baptists throughout the country to
one Thomas Turner, ministerial impostor, who has
been deceiving the good people Of the West at
very generous rate The Baptists OF Pennsylvania
to in nod state on s May ReS
DR.. j. X. Kendrck has consented to supply
the pulpit of the. Second Baptist church in
church OF Oswego, N. Y, has recently settled the
Rev. Harvey X: Traver as pastor. Professor Hutch
preach in Glass Han, Thirty fourth street, near
Third avenue, for four Sundays, beginning with
to-day. Among the Zulus, in southeastern Africa,
the Gospel seems to have had remarkable success.
There is general interest in the field. Girls come
in from the vicinity of the stations to be taught At
one station the sabbath school numbers sixty or
seventy pupils, and orderly and attentive congre-
cations listen to the word Many read and are
willing It., to teach others large harvest harvest
at Denver, Col, was dedicated on Sunday
March %. Just now the city is power
fully moved by revival under the labors Of Rev.
f. r. Hammond. over two hundred conversions
have been reported. The Central Baptist church,
OF BROOKLYN Rev. John Duncan, ID, PASTOR have
sold their property. change of location
is contemplated, giving greater promise of
church ta progress; Baptist, church has
promising prospects. We learn that the Lee ave-
nue. church, of Brooklyn, has been sold under a
Judgment for $4,000. This: with a mortgage OF
Members of the Central Baptist church, OF Brook
lyn, Z. D., are understood to be the purchasers.
to erect new church for themselves Encouraged
by the great success attending the ministry OF Rev.
therance of the object of the new enterprise, the
Sunday evening service Of the Tabernacle congre-
CATION will be transferred from this evening to
Steinway Hail. just vacated by Mr.. Hepworth's
congregation. The First and Pierrepont street
Baptist churches, of Brooklyn have united in call
to Rev. George c. Lorimer, ID. d.. Of Boston, to be
their pastor. The two churches are to pecoine one
and occupy the Pierrepont street ediflce.
EPIscoPAL1AN
Dean Stanley. OF London is accused Of teaching
atheism anonymously through the Pail MAI Ga
zette The Protestant Episcopal Society for the In
crease Of the Ministry last year aided 161 students
in their college or seminary course. This year they
have 12l young men under their care, and the re-
cepts to enable them to carry on their
Snt 1907 the last Society N 0nss avs IN
debt $4,000, and now appeals earnestly to the
churches to make up this deficiency and add $4,000
Church papers are suggesting, II not urging, the
multiplication OF dioceses after the fashion OF
small, territoriay, and consisted usually OF the
churches In city or town and the few neighboring
villages. The policy Of the church in this country
has been the other way; but the ten
dency now is towards smaller dioceses and more OF
them, with their Episcopal heads. The Church Of
the Reformation which was organized in 1867, on
the 356th anniversary OF Luther's Reformation,
under the rectorship OF the Rev. Abbott Brown,
continuing under his passionate until December,
1871, has now enlarged its borders and purchased
the new church on Fifty-seventh street, between
Lexington and Four avenues. The first service
IN the new eulHce was Heiu on Sunudy last, the
Rev. U. I. Tracy rector, the Rev. Abbot Brown the
former rector and the Rev. Jehn Cot.
ton smith, D. D., conducting the services;
mission house and training school for devout
women who desire to give all their time to the SER
vice OF Christ in His Church, has been IN successful
operation IN Philadelphia for the last six years.
Through its transformations and efficient actOn
preudces against such ssterhoods have
been removed from so many minds that now
nearly all active Christians consider the Memorial
House and similar institutions as most important
agencies to prepare the Church for Its aggressive
work. The Foreign Committee and the Indian
Commission depend on it to train women for
missions to the heather and to test their fitness
parochia missions to the great outlying masses
of people who are living In neglect OF their
spiritual welfare the Bishop Potter Memorial
| Most women need special training that they may
Systematically and efficiently illustrate Christianity
and enforce its precepts in the homes OF our work
ing people. The anniversary OF this institution