The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-02

Episcopal Church will meet at Nashville Tenn, on
the first "Wednesday In May, 1873. Vicksburg Meth
church which il to cost them about thirteen thou
sand dollars which the Elder says will be really
the value Of the church property on his district at
1928, 600. Bishop Simpson dedicated new church
In Leominster, January q: Rev. H. b. Cassavant,
. member OF the St. Louis Conference is in the city
soliciting help to struggling mission work in his
Conference. Three annual conferences have been
the sssn ns Of the n past r
Church. One is German Conference and embraces
territory in Texas and Louisiana. In 1913 the
1922, $50, and at the close OF each succeeding de-
cade respectively l,Sso 2,54o, 1921 Ss7o and 4579
New ynrt aIst strse w Se dedcated todsv
by Bishop Harris. The Methodist Episcopal church
at Finton Falls, N. j., will be dedicated February
s, by Bishop Harris. new Methodist Episcopal
church was dedicated on Sunday last In Hanover,
Mich. by Rev. b. !. Ives. The General Conference
OF the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church in Amer
lea meets the third Wednesday in March next, in
Nashville, Tenn. Rev. DR.. Luther Lee, OF the De-
troit Conference has been very Ill for several days.
Rev. ID. G.. Cartwright, one of the pioneer preach
ers, died at his home in Mediapolis Iowa, January
L. Rev William $; e. Walker; Of the southern
died on sunday, January u. Revs; in.
skip and Mcdonald are expected in At
la liant about the first o. February where they
in the Lloyd street Methodist Episcopal church. At
New Holland, Ohio there have been thirty:nve
over fifty have professed conversion and united
with the Methodist Episcopal Church since the
middle Of December last. At Adephi, Ohio, seven.
teen new converts have united with the Methodist
Episcopal Church. At Glen's Falls. N. " Rev. J.
m. Alderman, pastor, blessed work OF grace has
been in progress. On Sunday, the 10th ultimo,
1fty-six were received on probation. In all sew
enty have been received. The work continues.
At Oinville, N T. East Conference, fifty have
recently been received into full membership,
eight by letter and ten on probation. This
church was organized little over one year ago. II
now numbers neariy one hundred members.
Twenty-Five have also been received into full con-
nection at Bronxdale and Westchester. The
revival interest Is increasing and conversions
occur weekly On Beech Creek charge, Pennsyl.
vania, up to January 90 thirty-nve persons had
been converted, twenty-seven OF whom united with
the Methodist Episcopal church; In Fulton street
Methodist Episcopal church. Elizabeth, N. j., Rev.
George Wins0r, pastor, twenty have united on pro-
baton. Thursday last was the day appointed for
prayer for colleges and literary institutions by
Methodsts, Presbyterians and others, and as such
It was observed by union services In the churches
OF this city. Revivals reported in Grand street
Wing pastor; In Easton, Nd; in Philipsport,
N. "; In Covington, KY; in Danbury,
Conn., In Port Chester, N Y, and In several OF our
city churches. SAMMY Halstead's praying band
are to spend this entire Sabbath day with the
Forty.third street Methodist Episcopal church,
rev. L. II. King. ID. D.. pastor. where extra meet