The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-14

and with the following results since last report -
West Milford, N. j.. my; az Port Littleton. Pa,
fory-four; at Parsippany, N. j.. thirty; At Port
Monmouth, N. j., thirty SIX; at Nazareth, Pa,
nfty-swo: at FishkiIl. N. Y, nfty-nine.
The venerable Henry Boehm Is well again. He
will be LOO years old In June next The Newark
Conference expect him to preach centenary
sermon" before that conference at Its forthcoming
session.
The venerable l. n. Tackett q weIl-known
superannuared minister OF the Erie Conference,
died o few days since AZ his home In Forestville,
Y.
Rev. ". e. BarneA son OF Rev. M Barnes OF
Illinois Conference, has become assistant editor OF
the Central Christian Advocate
The Methodist Episcopal church, Arlington " j.,
Philip Bartlett pastor, will be dedicated Sunday,
February 81, at two p. NJ. Bishop James and Dr.
Rev. DR.. Z. II. Myers. D. D., late President OF the
Wesleyan Female College at Macon. Ga. has been
appointed pastor o. the leading Southern Aetno-
Rev. c. Larew, OF the Newark Conference, and
ss STA a. " graa9a'ed At the Aed
as physician He does not design to enter into
regular practice until physically disabled for the
Rev. W. w. McKaig. once Methodist minister
and more recently Presbyterian minister. has
piled TO the Centenary Methodist church. Chicago,
or Snurcn AND 70 mat Con-
AtHopewel, n. Y, !. Harris pastor, over sixty
have protested conversion, and the work Is still III
progress.
Brooklyn, J. NJ Buckley, pastor. makes steady
progress. 1t is most marked in the Sunday school,
sons, the larger part Of whom were SUNDAY school,
scholars, were received on probation.
the new Methodist Episcopal church at Rose
vile, Newark. N. j., was dedicated last sunday by
The Rev. Thomas Guaro is TO be transferred TO
the California conference in March, the health OF
his vile necessitating change OF climate. IL Is
understood that he will remain at Mount Vernon
Pace until June.
Revivals are reported at oxford, j. p. Macauiay,
pastor, with over forty conversions thus Jar: at
Readngton, J. P. w. blattenberger pastor. with
over l2O conversions. over 100 persons nave been
converted IN the Franklin street church, Newark.
r: 5. Arndt, pastor, curing the last few weeks.
have oeen converted. and the work seems to be
increasing In interest and power.
great revival Is in progress In st. Paul's Meth
odlst Episcopal church, on Third avenue, Jersey
City. Sixty persons were converted during the
his sermons chiefly to young men. special ser
vice Tor mothers and sisters VIII be held this after
noon.
Rev. !. L. Ostrander lectured In the Hedd,np
Methodist Episcopal church, Jersey City, Thurs.
day night. This gentleman mas soourned in the
with 9ls subject BY the aid Of twenty Young PEG.
| pie, attired In the various costumes which were
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Saviour were vlvidiy boftiayed and explained A
genuine Arab Jew, Yacou6 Phuah Aeshuilam, as
The members OF the Centenary Methodist Epts.
copal church In Jersey City on Tuesday evening
street.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Wo va no cht Tovo hvvt,A
lIg neat BRICK church, 2Sx55 feet at that place.
II is Within the present limits or the diocese Of
Mgr. Napoleon Joseph Percne Archbishop OF
New Orleaps. accompanied BY Rev. Father An
stadt sailed rom New Orleans ON the steamer
diocese.
A small society OF Catholics in Grafton, ont, are
building new church, 35xSo ieet. III that village.
The Jesutts OF Milwaukee, Wis., are also about to
build church and school in that city to accommO-
date their parishoners, near State and Ele venth
streets.
The new church at Harleigh, Pa, has been so far
completed that mass can be celebrated IN it, II
presents = very neat appearance.
The Catholic church at Newcastle. N. B., is now
main building being 75x45 feet Tne situation is
very fine, commanding view OF the Miramich for
miles The style IS Gothic. The cost or the church
Is about $780, 900.
In the two cities OF Pittsburg and Allegheny.
Pa, there are no less than forty eight Catholic
churches and chapeS, most or which have been
built within the last twenty years. The Catholic
population OF this diocese which comprises fifteen
counties, Is closely estimated at 200, 900.
The Archbishop Of New Orleans mas appointed
the Rev. T. Briordy pastor at Clinton, La. and has
given him authorization to collect funds 70 build
Delegates from Young Mems Catholic associa-
tlons and literary societies OF the United States
o national union. James r. Hagan. Secretary OF
the Catholic Institute, Newark, will give all neces-
Rev. Father Mccarthy, of Dover. N. j., who has
been suffering from varoloid, is recovering.
the Casnolic church at New BrunsW,cK WAS Wss
unprecedented. Over $4,000 was realized on
handsome SILK nag. The total amount Is about
$4,000.
the rule with regard to abstinence from the use
Of flesh meat has been elaxed IN the diocese Of
Newark for the 17eh OF March, because the pro.
cathedral OF the diocese win be consecrated on
The Pope's Bur estabIis hing the new diocese of
Reading and Pottsville, In Pennsylvania, Is daily
expected.
good work Is In progress In the Worthen street
BAPTIST church OF Lowell. Mass. Rev. +. A. Lee
compile pastor. Extra meetings have been held
dates have Just oeen received for baptism. Others
will soon follow.
A precious work of grace is in progress in the
North Baptist church. newark N. j. Services
have been held almost every evening since the
beginning OF the year. Eighteen have been bap.
The Nixon street church, Allegheny, Pa, has
been holding extra meetings for the past four
weeks ha WIN hae1 results the church
thirty have protested conversion.
The Harvard street Baptist church. Boston, in
view OF the resignation OF their pastor, Rev. DR..
Eddy, were looking for DR.. Fulton, Of BROOKLYN,
but DR.. Eddy has concluded to stay with them q
little longer, so that DR.. Fulton viii probably
remain In this vicinity another while longer.
The Rev. DR.. Dickerson, on account OF III health,
has resigned HIS pastorate al South Boston.
Fourteen persons have been received into the
Baptist church 1t Turner's, N l., since January /,
by profession OF faith and immersion.
The First church OF Jonesville, Mich, are en-
joyIng . precious revival. Tweuty-three adults
have requested prayers, and many have been
happily converted to God.
new Baptist chapel Is to be opened IN Rome
during Easter week, at No. IS Piazza San Lorenzo
IN Lucina, q small square leading or from the
Corso. The chapel and scnoolroom adjoining will
accommodate three or four hundred hearers.
Rev. A. p. Graves, Baptist Evangelist, Is now
holding revival meetings In the South.
The church at Lockport, N. Y, Rev. r 3. Hull
pastor, have been holding meetings every evening
Tor Ave weeks with blessed results. About twenty
have been baptized since January 1. The pastor
preached his 1rst annual sermon January 3. He
had baptized ITO during the year. During his pas
tor In no