The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-05
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Last sunday Rev. DIR. Cuyler recetvad trt~ Nj
vuuLuh mempersnip ninety-eight candidates thd
the pars y. wnom were recent converts. Since
been added to the church, This makes the tnts7
membership OF the cuurcn 1905 Dr. ou avs .I Sas
ministry there and during that time so q ha Sis
6een ca aadsa OF 70 s ss membership. Rev. 3.
Spending few weeks n a. the ssssn. ssDo been been
Islands. the land OF his birth. h,s snsc,a
mother, who have been fortysix years res,ssnts
h Tue islands, ana younger sister to share his
church. to be known as Emanuel Chapel vaa SsS
Gated last Sunday on the east side. The mission
L under the auspices Of the University place
nue. Its new new house and na quarters s scss
Bridgeton, n. j., nom Hazleron, Pa. The Presby-
terry Of Nassau win meet in the Presbyterian
Tie the aSSsss a ennr e.
lSouth) IN the United States will meet in the
third Thursday st day, q Mays is.z 4. sles ses
pssssa e ,n By the Rev
Lean, who has been for some years pastor OF the
oSe the Bu has
can biDle society.
nov NJ sn,vs,v E 81 ssxss Ian su -.
duties as rector OF Grace church, Brooklyn posi-.
ton made vacant bv the election OF Bishop Pad
Cummins' new church society, worshippine every
sabbath IN icy ana Lyric halls have called
Dutch Church. the Bishop having resigned mis-
rsctorsnip. the Two halls are to be given up and
the society Il Is SAID intend 80 secure the church
occupied By DR.. Tying, Jr.'s church. when the latter
re-enter their own new house OF worship. Tho
tered to BY Rev. Mr.. Reid, is said, also mas met
with very feeble encouragement. The Church Of
the Holy Trinity viii dedicate their new house OF
nee, costing ssso.Ooo. The sei land was owned BY
the society. A hundred and fifty thousand dollars
were in the bank when the corner stone was laid.
BY interchangeable exertion and toii-by fairs, CON.
a ge ss req
from debt on the day OF its conservation. Tho
house externally Of yarlegatsd brick i Is to be
surmounted ~ the tallest spire in New York. In
make IT, the ladies connected with several Of the
society, entitled "The Brooklyn Ladies' Episcopal
Auxiliary Committee of the Church Of Jesus in
in repairing San Francisco church in the city 81
for distribution throughout the country.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Oliver Crane, y. D., OF Morristown, N. j., is
Turkey, under the auspices OF the American Board.
He was formerly connected with this mission, bus
was compelled 70 return some ten years ago on ac-
Empire there are about 25 600 900 Professionals and
100000 OF Roman Catholics This large number
one OF great interest and dellcacy ar the present
time In Prussia So per cent OF the population are
Protestant ana SO per cent Catholic; while In Ba.
varia II per cent are Catholic and 27ts per cent
Protestant The south Chassis Of New York will
meet in the Union Reformed church, Sixth avenue.
on Tuesday, April n. The classical sermon will be-
preached by the President, Rev. DR.. Hutton, at
the opening OF Chassis. The ClassiS OF New
York will meet ut the same time in the Reformed
church, on Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth street.
The Chassis OF Newark viii hold it's spring session
in the North Reformed church OF Newark, ON Tues
day, April IA. fhe North Chassis or Long Island
will meet in the Reformed church OF Astoria L. L.,
on Tuesday, the 2lst inst. the South Chassis or
Long Island will meet In the Middle Reformed
church OF Brooklyn tfsev. Il. p. lngersOlPs) on
Tuesday, April IA. The Chassis OF Bergen will meet
on Tuesday April p, In the fnird church Jersey
City. The Rev. G.. Ta'mage, pastor at Paramus, N.
j., cautions all churches OF this city and vicinity
against subscribing or paying money to any per-
sons something the same IN behalf OF the Holland
Reformed church OF H0hokus. Such solicitors are
impostors. In declaring the Council advisory on
Plymouth church matters DR.. Quint VINO Is au-
thorlty, SAID there was no precedent for such
Council during the last l25 years The receipts OF
the celebrated Johannesburg Mission in 1873 were
were 81 294 thalers; OF the MOravians In Europe,
120. III tnalers The National Temperance Convcn.l
ton calls for an exhaustive essay on the scientific
aspects OF the temperance principle, Offering, as
tuducement to competition, prize OF $500 Tor the
best essay, and OF $500 for the next in merit, tho
accepted papers to become the property OF the
National Temperance Society. Time extended to-