The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19
Ministerial and Church Movements,
EPISCOPALIAN.

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under the ritualistic yoke Not long since the Rev.
Mr. Lattane gave evidence of his uneasnass.
Later the Rev. l.. B. White. becoming dissatisfied
with the Episcopal Church. joined Enoch Baptist
church, Essex county. Va. and now tae Rev. Al. I.
Mccormick, OF Petersburg. Va, has Withdrawn
rom the Protestant Episcopal Church.
strong Relormed Episcopal Society has been
formed in Schuylkill Falls, Pa The members are
seceders from the Church OF 81. James the Less.
The Rev. Walter Wfndeyer has become rector.
The Easter offerings In Grace church. in this city,
amounted 10 $4,000. They are to be added to the
building fund Of Grace chapel, in Fourteenth
street, which was destroyed by fire in December,
1872. The church Will rebuild at an early day and
VIII also erect new Sunday school room.
The first vestry meeting OF the Reformed Epis-
copal church, in Ottawa, Canada. was held ON the
Sta inst. Mr. Alexander was elected delegate
TO attend the Council OF the Church In New York.
the Reformed Episcopallans, OF this city, are
negotiating to secure the church building on Madi-
son avenue lately occupied by the congregation or
the Holy Trinity.
The Rev. r. II. Williamson, pastor OF st.
Stephens Episcopal church, Wilkesbarre, Pa
has been removed by his vesrrv on charges OF ire
quenting houses OF l-fame. 1t Ia stated that he
has made con tessiOn.
The Episcopalians OF Marquee tie, Mich, have re-
The Protestant Episcopal Mission Board during
1873 sent out fourteen ordained misslonaries-o
to Africa, one to China four to Japan and seven to
haytl. missionary physician was also appointed
Tor Japan, lady to Africa anu two native Chinese
as missionaries ~ shahghae.
Christ church, Chicago, mas now three sets Of
Wafuen5 ana vestrymen. Bishop Cheney's con.
gregatlon elected these officers when they organ
lzed last all as Reformed Prutes' ant Episcopal
church; the meeting OF the parishloners called by
Bishop Warehouse chose a second one; and
IA a. nc nlg haa OpA .vn
tue meRuefs OF the old organization, BISHOP
warehouses; call Drought together eIgnt persons;
favorably to Bishop Cheney, numbered Iorty; the
business meeting VI the Reformed Episcopalans
was ATTENDED BY sixty persons. TN
fhe health OF the Right Rev. Bishop Kcrfoor is
Deing gradually restored He has been resting or
lew weeks with mis- brother IN Chicago, and gain
ing strength Tor hts spring vsicatons.
Rev. H. A. Spaiard has peen appoint ed assistant
at st. Jonns Protestant Episcopa church, BROOK
lyn, where Rev. I. p. Pycott Is rector.
me Kew. Dr. Hall, OF Holy Trinity church, Brook
lyn lett last week with party Tor Cuba, to be ab-
sent about eighteen days.
Rev. DR.. Cheney, OF East Boston, has accepted
call to Chicago.
kew. L. b. Hill has resigned at Reading, Mass.
RevG. w. Guirey mas recently been settled
over the Carey avenue Baptist church in Chelsea.
Rev. DR.. Pollard, o. the Fourth street church,
taty OF the Bible ana Publication Society,"
Rev lev. Il. r. Barnes was recognzed as the pastor
recently Rev. W. 0. holman. Or Charestown, was
instaned over the Bunker Hill church, Boston.
Tae Baptist church In Beverly, Mass, long desti-
tute, have called q Mr.. Andrews, a menoer OF the
senior class Of Newton, to their pulpit.
The Baptist Union VI Chicago has completed O
beautiful house OF worship AT Morgan Park, &C
cost OF about $4,000. IL Is OF the finest Cnurcn
edlfces outside OF Chicago. 1t will be dedicated
Rev. F. Dennson, ofwesterly, has accepted call
to the Baptist church at WoonsocNet. X. !.
Rev. q. ". Burnham, OF Valley Falls X. l., has
been Called to Hlnsda {, N. II.
The Jour cities OF the United States in which the
tpflc nVtn.
Richmond, Chicago, Atlanta and Raleigh. The
Bapfists are strong In Philadelphia, Boston, New
York, washington and Louisville but relatively
weak in Baltimore, st. Louis, Memphis, Nashville,
Mobile and Galveston.
Inc new Baptlst church eQlnce in Rome, N. Y, is
to be dedicated on Tuesday next.
hev. Deavan Dew0li having accepted call to
the passionate ol the FIRST Baptist caurch OF BRISTOL
Conn.,, entered upo, his work on Sunday last.
The number Of Baptist churches In London is 1877,
with 20, lz5 members, against 1926 members IN
lS73-a gross increase last year OF 1900, or net
increase O. 911 members.
The church at Addison have called the Rev. f.
M. blanchard, o. Bainoridse, N. y, to become their
pastor. lie has accepted.
! ne Rev. James s. Laid, missionary OF the Long
Island BAPTIST Association. mas accepted cali TO
the astOrate OIL the Baptsi On at Babylon
and resigned his position as missionary.
A new Baptist church OF twenty.s seven members
Mass This is the attn Baptst church in Lowe.
he Rev. >. e. jones' mas resigned as pastor OF
years service. He returns to his former field Of
labor in South Hannibal, Osweg0 county.
Rev. w. D. Palmer has accepted unanimous
invitation to take the pastoral oversight OF the
BaptisL church III West Dumnerston, Conn.
The Rev. J. z. Adams gave me hand OF fellow
ship to seventeen new members at NewDurg. on
sunday, 9Th INST.
Tne nev. edward E. Baylss, late pastor OF the
Presbyterian CHURCH at Gai den pam, ILL.,, was bap-
tized SUNDAY. March ~, at the second Baptist
church, chicago.
During . recent series OF meetings held by the
First Baptist church OF Albany. Rev ID. NJ. Reeves,
pastor, there were over 100 conversions.
n, ley ,v, G. me- 9reeser o. Aadsoa r. set san on
an absence Of twenti SAX years.
METHODIST.
Rev. H. d. Hall, OF The Methodist mission In Kiu
Kiang, China, and WHO recently returned TO this
country because OF Ill health, 10 now rapidly I'M
proving, and hopes soon to resume his mission
la0ors.
Tue Central Methodist Episcopal Church South
OF Baltimore nave just purchased eligible lots IN
Rev u. ]. LoveJcy (Iecently transferred from
Kansas TO the CALIFORNIA ConiereDce), AID family,
have arrived 10 san Francesca.
The New MethOQisr church q. Muddy Creek, Lou.
don county, lenn., will De dedicated by the Rev.
DR.. sulilns, Of BRISTOL Tenn, on Sunday. May ~,
1874.
Rev. DIR. J. B. Dobbins has been transferred from
the New Jersey conference TO the Philadelphia
Con erence and appointed pastor OF the FIRST
Metih.d st Episcopal cnurcn, Lancaster, Pa.
At last reports bisliop Harris was at Jerusalem,
on his reruin rom visiting tue Asiatic missions or
tue ie hudst Episcopal Chui Oh. He was to Call at
Beyr0ut TO visit the grave OF Bishop Kingsley,
WHO died there on his return rom a similar trip
few years ago.
Kev. A. N. Lake, OF Painted Post, has been
transferred irnm the Central New York Confer
encc to tie New Jersey Conference ana stationed
at LnIon rect Methodist Episcopal church, Bur-
lin IN, n. ].
Rev. h. b. snyder, OF indianapolis, has been
transferred to the PittsDnrg Conference, and sta
toned at north avenue, Allegheny City, Pa, wee
Dr. I. a. Holmes, VINO goes to Grace cnurcn. Har-
risuurp, Pa.
Rev. b. n. Brooke, d. D., for several years rector
oil christ Protestant Episcopal cnurcn, Allegheny
cay, ia. resigned his recrorshlp ana has been
appointed pastor OF CHRIST Methodist Episcopal
plLt9nurQ. Ur. Brooke formerly u
pi Comment me nDer 0l the Baltimore Conference,
and was stationed at Charles street, Baltimore,
now the elegant Mount Vernon place church.
Kew. Or, l. N. Baird, late pastor OF Union churcn,
Allegheny city, Pa. has been Last LOT over two
Wee IS TO receive medical treatment Tor his lett
eye. me sight is tire tened.
Rev. j. II. Wytne sailed from san Francisco for
the sandwich Islands March 81, TO be absent aoout
SIX weeks. lie desires to recruit ms health and to
re-estaDlish Methodist preaching IN Honolulu.
Inc lrusSees Ol the Grand street Methodist Prot
est mt church, having resvvcu to close the church