The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-28
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
METHODIST.


Mrs. Van Colt, the Evangelist. having completed
her three weeks labors In Chicago. has gone TO
Fond du Lao
The northeastern Christian Advocate tells OF one
'grasshoppered" preacher with wife and three
children who has spent thirty years In the minis
try and who has received for his work this confer
ence year but So 20. Not very envious amount,
surely.
The Northwestern ADVOCATE reports conversions
n the churches which, form Its constltuency-in
Illinois, III; IN Iowa. 1906; Minnesota. 1858; Indi-
ana, 459; Michigan, Soz; Wisconsin. 25, and in
many parts OF those States revivals prevail, where
no statistics are given this week.
Rev. j. O. Peck, OF Centenary church, Chicago,
has sustained spinal injury by q Iall whereby he
is temporarily disabled.
The Rev. G. Darois, after taking q turn in the
ministerial ranks of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, the Baptist Church and the Meth
Odst Episcopal Church, North, has now lett the
latter and gone to the African Ne nodi st Epscopa'
Church-same as the other, put little darker
coiored. de expects to be transfer ed up III thIs
vicinity.
world, has just come into possession OF generous
.1cIuesr, iet MN by the late Professor G.. Ii. An.
thony, or Albany, an oid,time friend OF his.
The INFANT Methodist Episcopal cburcn at Great
Neck, L. l., which began 10 live less than three
years ago. has now neat Church ediflce, mem.
Dership OF sixty and "a sunday school OF 20 men,
sionary cause.
The Christian Advocate, OF this city, figures ont
from its constituent correspondents the following
revival figures, being The latest returns Penn.
sylvdnia 2lo; New YORK, 1856; Delaware, I55; Hi
nols, lao; Maryland, 90; Iowa, so, and Kentucky,
as.
At Quakertovn. N j., G. W. Horton, pastor,
thirty-lour have protested conversion. Twenty.
SIX have entered On probation.
The grasshoppers have driven 745 Methodist
church members and $3.50 Sabbath scholars and
eight teachers out OF South Kansas within the
past year. Two churches and three parsonages
nave been lost 70 the churca also through the same
plague.
corporation OF Methodists has been formed in
st. Luis; with capital Of $4,000, to purchase
and hold "a perpetuity an Episcopal residence Tor
Bishop Bowman sno MS suocesSofs III lhas u.s.
trlct
Elk Governor Evans, OF Denver, COL, has donated
three lots to the Metnodists there, one OF which
he Is erecting a brown stone Gothic church, to
cost $4,000, at his own expense, also Tor the
society.
Rev. Benjamin Tregasks, Superintendent of
Wesleyan Missions OF the West Coast OF Area
alter several mOnths visit to England Tor the pur-
pose OF recruiting his health, sailed a few days ago
on his return to SIERRA Leone. Mr.. Tregasks Is u
brotber-in-law OF Rev. J. W. Horne, oil the New
YORK East Conference
EPlSCoPAIIAN.
The Rev. Benjamin Johnson, late rector Of Christ
church. Macon, Ga began s labors as pastor OF
more last sunday. lie was SIX years in Macon,
ana ne has been twenty five years in The ministry
o. T Tne f psT Episcopal ohurcn.
mas Deen In ST. Louis during the last month. pre-.
sentlLg, lu very interesting way 10 several OF
the congregations, the work now doing in emma
by the Prosestant .,ptscopa;; css..:.c;a,.
bnns "E.sneld expects to leave for his future
Ia ~ California tomorrow. To-Day ne Will
connim number or his former pensioners.
Inc BISHOP Meade Memorial church in Clarke
G count, Virginia, now needs only s4Oo to COM
AID To that extent.
CO. me new diocese Of Niagara Canada, has chosen
ior us mist bishop the venerable Arcndeacon Full.
ler, who las been for y.One years in the Ministry
Inc trustees Of Ocean Beach settlement, N. j.,
mic south oil Ocean Grove camp ground have
donated lot OF land on one OF The finest avenues
~, u ane village TO the use OF the Episcopal clergy
ine latter now propose when they can raise IS, 600
to bund thereon a house Tor ministerial recrea.
Hoh uuring the summer, and a church or chapel
,bs psrmanent soclety 1t has the approval
cnurcnes OF TINS diocese on Good Friday for the
support OF the jewish MISSION OF the Protestant |
Episc lpaI caurcn In tnis city.
lhe Rev. Wallace Carnshan, who went TO West. |
ern texas an Invalid about q year ago, has en-. |
tlrely recovered his health |
The corner stone was recently laid OF St. Philips |
church, Palestine Texas st. Philips church IN |
Hearhe, Texas. was dedicated roccntly
The Rev. NJ. A. Hyde has reslgneI Inc cbarve or |
the Good shepherd MISSION, st. LOUIS MO.
ne hev. Charies >. Haze has resigned his POSI-
tion as asslsanr minister OF st. Paul's cathedral
Buffalo.
The Rev. Richard NJ. Hayden, having accepted
the position OF assistant minister O Grace cnnfch
Utica N. y, has resigned the rectOrsnIp of Grace
church, Rutherlurd PARK, N. j..
, The Rev. James A. Woodward, having resigned
me parishes OF Hope church, Fort Madison ana
trace churcn M0ntrose, as also his chaplaiucy or
ILe iowa state Penitentlary, has removed to Farm
Ridge. LaSae county iii.
Inc Rev. Richard I0tten, late OF Jerersoryillp
ND, mas taken charge Vi All saints church IA Dot
county, '
: Tue Rev. DR.. william Stayens Perry, of Geneva.
Y. T., secretary o. The House OF Deputies IS going
20 hnslahd ana the Continent In May, 10 be absent
W ~ sever " nion,ms. ne goes by appointment OF
ne General Convention to gather material for the
centennial" history OF the Protestant EpisronaI
hurcn anu 10 represent the Board OF Missions of
ne American Church In the May meeting OF tho
society or Tn Propagation OF the Go,pel In For.
gn parts " "i
So PRESBYTFRTAv.
= ING W,o'or organ OIL the rreshyteriaps OF thu |
cst plVcs ~ ~ ia est issue statistics of conver
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