The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
WORK, nas not yet ended. An appeal has been
nAde 20 Bishop Odenhelmer.

haAds TO Bishop Odenhelmer.
PREsBYTERIAM
| The Raw lanes Armstrong. pastor OF st. James
! church. Newcas, e. n. b., VIII shortly leave for
three months tout In scotland;
by 10 the British pr0Vnces Tomorrow. he leaves
for England, intending not 20 ISsur" 70 'hls sue
The Presbyterian Board OF Home Missions sus.
talns lzS missionaries 1888 OF wnom are reeular
psstorsl ana 2lo Sunday schools. Their additions
10 the ohurcn last y 5ar NUMBERED $685.
The Presbyterian Church o. canada has sp-
pointed 20 represent Is AZ the Presoyterlan Coun-
cll Ia London the Rev. Drs: Wills aud lepp Prin-
! cpal Snodgrass, Rev. ID. Al. Gordon. Mr.. webster
kemPtylle, n: s. and Rev. Mr., Grey.
| Inc chicago Presbyterian ministers have been
discussing the vacation question with general
appreciation OF that modern custom. Dr. r. W.
| took a vacation; but he was conscious afterward
| that he Injured himself by such steady applca-
ton, and would not advise city pastors 70 initiate
| him.
During July and August there will be morning
| preaching service In the Fourth avenue Presoy'
terrain church Dr. CrosSysl' oJ hev. Il. ID. Gilett,
ID.
declined call OF tAe Fourth Presoy terrain church
II this city, lately vacated by DR.. John Tnomp-
Or, John Hall, OF this city, gives through the Oo-
sefUer some excellent advice 10 Christians VINO
would nave them uni'e VITA some church ana sua-
Gay school engage IN pr aver meetings avoia la aa
consistent, CHRISTIAN lives before their country
cousins, as well as before their Guy relatives.
German f HS, aGveps &c Mr Ss and
Myersviie, N. J.
REV. Mr.. Grunert has accepted call to the Ger
| man Presby terrain church In orange, N. J.
An adjourned meeting or the Presbytery OF Nor
First Presoytsran church a. MorrsIown next
| Wednesday fer the purpose OF conferring ordina-
| ton ON Nessrs. hlcaelsen ana Gruners VINO grad
! uated at the German Theological seminary In
The twentieth anniversary OF the pastorate Of
| the Rev. Mr.. EEbert In the First Presbyterian
! church at West hoboken was celebrated in very
! profitable as well as pleasant manner. The
fad tna chl nur rhao ato nj m al
pense OF $4,000.
The Rev. j. Hyatt Smith OF Brooklyn, tells
through the Baptist Union story OF the bIgotry
! OF ministerial brother in this cisy wac got mis-
another churoa, where they had previously agreed
| to meet because Mr.. Smith was TO address the
Professor II. b. hackets, D. D., OF Rochester
Theological Seminary, has sailed Tor Europe.
ing 20 resuscitaIe a con sumprive religious paper
| bequeathed to him by DR.. Fulton, has resigned
The Rev. q. W. Iasner, D. D., lett for Glasgow
yesterday, intending to travel In Europe and the
H9ly Lana he WIN be away ios SIX * n mo Madison
avenue church, New York. Dy the Rev. J. +. Elder.
d. D., on sunday evening.
| have extended unanimous call TO Rev: J. b. Sim
Mons ID. D., to become their pastor. The Churoh
has purchased lots on Adslpht street, between
Myrtle and WilloughDy avenues, and hope to nave
their new church erected and paid for by the time
Dr. simmons Is through with his Centennial en-
gagement.
The corner stone q q baptist church was laid
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Cardinal McOleskey, alter mis- visit TO Mount 81.
Maryis, In Maryland, returned home on SATURDAY.
Mgr Ronoetfi and DR.. Ubaldi returned also to
New York on saturday OF last week
ans eosdietor aisson OF st. lous' has been IN
| vted to Dublin TO denver the Centennial address
cline the honor In consequence OF other engage
msAts.
x.
Rev. P. F. Quigley, D. D., will have his new
| day, when the ceremony will be performed by
Bishop Fitzgerald OF Little Rock. ARK
niece OF Edward Everett Is the Mother Supe-
rioress 81 the Convent OF st. Vincent de PAUL. JEFF
The ST. Vincent Orphan Asylum In Utica, N. Y,
has made an arrangement win the New York
| Protectory for Boys to send about 200 children
to the asylum to be taken care OF and taught
useful trades. For this the former institution VIII
pay the latter IS per month. This Will make quite
| revenue for the asylum.
At q college commencement last week in Gin
cinnati Archbishop Purcell reDuked one OF the
goddess Schools" the prsiate remarked that
the schools were not goddess though thev did NOT
make religion the basis Of education, as Catholics
teachers in Ohio were the product OF The public
e9S Ss so0 ae Catholics ne S sad waGssa
puollc schools as goddess
The collections in the diocese Of Newark for the
| Catholic Protectory and House Of the Good Shep-
herd on Pentecost sunday, having been paid in
now, amount to $S635 3d.
Archbishop Purcell, OF Cincinnati declares tnat
! In 1857, when he was In Rome and received the
pautuDl, the Pope told him that the American gov
eminent haa asked for cardinal. II was ru
! mored at the time that Archbishop Hughes was TO
! be thus elevated, but there was then no vacancy
| In the college Of Cardinals
The clergy OF tho archdiocese of New York arc
| preparing TO make q presentation TO the Roman
embassy previous to their departure from this
! country
the magnificent Church OF ST. Patrick in Jersey
! City il TO be completed during the present year.
| TO the Young Mems Catholic Association OF Tren-
ton, N. j., by the Catholic ladies' OF that city.
The rumor gains ground that the Papal Ablegate
Eternal civ, recommend the Appointment Of ad-
| ditional bish0ps and the establishment OF new
dioceses In several parts OF the United States.
In order TO encourage young men VINO desire to
bishop Bayley has donated purse OF $1,000 20
Seton Hall College for the maintenance OF one stu.
dent In the ecclesiastical seminary.
An immense procession OF the temperance Hi.
bernlan ano young mems societies OF Hudson
county will take place to-day on the occasion or
the dedication Of the Passionist monastery In West
Hoboken.
The fair in aid ofthe Sisters OF St. Dominic in 81
Boniface church. Jersey City, and which has been
In progress few weeks, Will be closed this week.
Tue Home for the Frlendess, In Erie street. Jer-
sey City has been purchased Tor the establishment
or Catholic orphan asylum. wealthy gentle
man Of the city donated $40 900 Tor that purpose.
Catholic services held twice every sunday in
the Essex County JAN at Newark, but no such ser
vice has ever been held in the Hudson County jail
az Jersey City.
st. Catharne's has been selected as the place
for holding the session OF the ext London Con.
ference Of the Canadian Methodists
Rev. Marcus ID. Buell. OF the New York East
Conference, formerly OF st. Johns Methodist Epis-
c0pal sunday school, Brooklyn, received the de-
gree OF A. M. at the Commencement OF the New
York University. He Is an alumnus OF the Univer-
silly OF the class of 1873
DR.. J. w. Lindsay. OF Boston University, sailed,
for visit to Southern Germany, in the steamer OF
Saturday from Boston.
Rev. Dr. James A. Dean. late President or East
Tennessee Wesleyan University, formerly OF the
Anuu XnPk EaC Qff IN FfnAn.
Europe, IN company VITA party OF thlrty-seven
tourists (most OF them ladiesl, unaer the direc.
ton OF Professor Loomis OF Washington.
Round Lake Camp Meeting opened on Thurs.
day with sermon by Rev. q. +. Burdick Presd-
ing Elder. Bishop James presides. This morning
Bishop Foster will preach.
The Methodist Episcopal church and the Presby-
terrain church at Brewster N. Y. are to unite
next Sunday In holding communion service In
the Methodist churoh at that place. DR.. w. III.
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