, 1875-03-07
PERSONALS.
CHICAGO AND ELSEWHERE.

to = Lutheran Church in Cincinnati, at sslar,
Of $4,000.
! B. F. Jacobs conducted Sunday-Bchool con
veation at Western Springs last Sunday. It wa:
| fairly attended and WAS good meeting.
The Rev. g. b. Taylor, D. D., Of the Thru
Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati, has received !
unanimous call to the church at Quincy, IL
The Rev. Willis Lord has accepted the invita-
tlon to supply the Central Church 1t Denver
Col, and has already entered upon bis dutie:
| there.
| The Rev. Dr.. Jet7er5, now Professor in Woos-
| ter University, has recelTod unanimous call to
| the Euclid Avenue Presbyterian Church, Cieve-
! land, o. ~-------
During the administration Of the Rev. E. E.
Bayliss at the Hyde Park Baptist Church, that
! Society has been organized, and he has finished,
furnjsheu, and paid for the hoase Of Worahip.
The Rsv. a. B. Earlo, who has been detained
longer than expected at Omaha. is now an
nounced at tho Second Baptist Church in this city
shortly. He has bean doing gress work at the
former place. .-~-
The Roy. Srone Richardson, pastor OF the IL.
city during the week arranging Tor series OF
concerts to be gwen BY the colored singers sent
out BY his Church ~~.~.. .--.s
The Rev. /. s.. Ea1loch, formerly Of Boston.
md more recently of Leayenworth, Kan, has
been called to the pulpit OF the new church in
San Francisco, formed by the union Of the Taber~
nacle Baptist Church and the Columbia Square
Church hIr Kalloch is said to be brilliant
and very liberal minded preacher.
Phiiadelphia has lost q modest but noble lay
man in the death OF Park H. Cassady. He IVES
generous and self-saorifcing in his life, and, dy-
ing. be did not forget the cause OF Clarist and
men which he loved SO we'll. He made the Pub
f;r-t SAnS4 4txr 1n1 taft
his widow the income Of the bulk OF his proper
ty to revert at her decease to the Society. It is
thought that the Society will ultimately receive
from $4,000 to 575,ooo from the estate. ~z-.->~.
The canonry in Westminster Abbey, vacant by
the death Of Charles Kingsley, has been bestow-
ed upon the Rev. Robinson Duckworth, rho was
formerly tutor to Prince Leopold and great
fayorite with certain menbers-or certain
member-of the Royal family. He was then ap-
pointed Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen, and
given a femu1erative Ficarage. Mt. Duckworth
is good-looking man, with remarkably agree
able manners.
The following clerical changes are announced:
The Rev. N. Barrows, OF Mansfield, Pa. goes to
the Holy Comforter Church. Hallway, n. T.; the
Rev. r. Estill, OF Atlantis, goes to Dalton. Ca.
the Rev, J. Herman, Of Deposit, N. Y, goes to
Ehzabeth City, Y. G.; the Rev. T. T. Murphy,
Church. Fitehburg. Mass. the Rev: Y. ". New
Newark, n. T.; the Rev. E. G. Porter has re-
signed at Racine, Wis; tha Rev. T. ". Punnett
has resigned at Edgewater, Station Island, and
the KeV. @: Witherspoon, OF Buffalo. goes to
Cincinnati, O.
By the recent elevation to the Archiepiscopal
rink Of tho Sees Of Philadelphia, Boston, alil-
waakee, and Santa Fe, the following Roman
Catholic eccIasiastics have become Archbishops
The Right Rev. F. Wood, D. D., the Right Kev.
J. J.. Williams, the Right Rev. J. II. Henui, and
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appointed several new American Bishops. These
are the Rey. Thomas Galberry, President Of the
Villa Nova College and Commissary-GenerM Of
the Augustinians in the United States, promoted
to the Dishopric of Hartford; the Rev. James 4.
Healv, pastor Of st. James Church, Boston, pro-
NOTED to the Bshopric Of Portland; the Rev.
r. H. Krautbauer, Superior General OF the Sis-
ters of Notre Dame in the United States, pro-
NOTED to the Bishopric Of Green Bay. Wis. the
Rey. II. Hurley, pastor Of St. Patriok's, Peoria,
Peoria, ILL.,; the Rev. John Ireland, Rector Of
the Cathedral Parish of st. Paul, Minn., made
Bishop, in pt1rti6us, and Vicar Apostolic Of Ne
brasls the Right Rev A. R. Seideabush Of the
Abbey OF St. Louis-on-the-Lake, aiiun., made
Bishop in partlbus, and named Vicar Apostolic
of the part OF Minnesota which has bean sop
arated from the Diocese OF ST. Paul
BREVlTlES.
Lot could easily have obtained divorce by
trying his old vito for salt, aud been at liberty
to get fresh one.
it has been suggested that the late cold winter
was . feeble effort On the part OF Proyidence to
overcome the Beecher business.
Mr. Beecher thinks the wickedest thing in the
world is to thump child on the head. This is
undoubtedly true. The best way to punish
child is to pour hot beaswax down its back.
land, goes by the name Of .tEden," and the
discipline is SO strict that the managers won't
even permit apple-pie to come on the promises,
All Goe is the name OF q Chinauan in the In
sane Asylum 10 San Francisco. He imasines
they are trying to put him ont of the world, and
ho doesn't want All Goo, oven it tha angels want
him.
4 prominent Detroit Universalist some months
ago married red-headed widow with four chill
dren, and last week To remarked to friend ST
was blind when believed there is no hell.
sec now!"
Forbearance is not always virtue, even in a
clergyman. Imagine the feelings OF the rural
divine who, after getting 50 cents for marrying
couple, found that the bridegroom had gone of
with his new silk hat
And now comes joint-stock religion. The Brit
Iah National Association OF Spiritualists have
formed themselves into limited liability CON-
pany' IN order to propagate their creed BY means
Of lectures and publications.
country pastor eeid to one OF his feminine
:, Ase you happy?" Yes, nir,
she replied ~ feel - though we're in Beige
bulbs BOSOM" mot in Beelzebub's! /" 'sWeu,
some OF the patriarchs 4; I don't care which"
One Of the choir boys at Westminster took oc-
:asion to have tit during service, and fell over
Tue raE on top Of an ancient dame in velvet bon
@ net and marabont feathers. She went right on
With her de1ot.ons, exclaiming in loud tones
'' Good Lord, deliver us!'
A churchwardens wifo rent to church for the |
lrst time in her Gfe when her husband vas made
'hurchwarden- Being late, the congregation |
Fere getting up from their knees at the time ehe
sntered, when she said, with condescending
mile: a" PEsy keep your eeats ladies and gem
lemen; ! think no more of myself than did
Halt century ago, when the income Of dis
|enting preacher waa not very large, his salary |
ras often supplemented by bonntifnl supply OF !
PROVISIONS from the well-to-do members Of bis |
congregation. A. Baptist :miniater in Hertford- |
hire used at Christmas time to be positively |
nundated With hampers filled with good things. /
IN one occasion an epormuus turkey was sent to