The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03

style. with spire and built with Philadelphia brick
and light stone trimmings Mr. Jardlne, the ar
chltect, estimates the cost AZ $4,000.
The Rev. E. H. Bronson, late graduate OF Mad
u Inc Rev kehry yariss lie noted EVANGELIST Of
IL a Baptist but in his lators seeks the co.opera-
tOn OF ministers and laymen OF all evangelical de-
ons at aa iT Seep laryeT at
tended, and Mr.. Varley impressed all who heard
him as man OF rich and magnetic soul. eminently
adapted TO the work in which he IS engaged.
On the 22d ult. Rev. c. v. Patterson was ordained
to the ministry and pastor OF the Baptist
The Rev. q. r. Brakeman has resigned the pas
toral charge OF the Baptist church at Richburg
Tue Baptist church at Flushing L. L., have called
the Rev. y. Z. KlrKham. OF Patterson, Putnam
county, and are now awaiting his response:
The Rev. samuel Sproul, pastor or the BAPTIST
church OF KingwoOd Hunterdon county, n j., has
accepted the call Of the Scnooley's Mountain Bap-
The Rev. Mr.. Davis, of Susquehanna county,
Pennsylvania, mas accepted CAL from the Baptist
churches IN Marathon and Freetown, Cortland
county, N. Y, and VIII commence his iabors to-
day.
to the churches OF the Disciples OF Christ TOR the
year, and finds the number 10 have been 30,254
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Seminary collections in the diocese OF
Newark amount to 1853 38. now all paid IN.
The co.ored Catholics OF Washington, d. G., are
about TO start an Institution for aged and desti-
tute women OF their own race, somewhat alter the
pattern set by the Little sisters o. the Poor
conversions to the Roman Catholic Church are an
nounced to have taken place In Germany The
Duke Of saxe-Coourg Gotha, Prince Henry Of
SchOenburg, Count lngenheim, Prince Frederick
Augustus OF Hesse Darmstadt the Duke and
Duchess OF Anhat Koethen, Princess Louise OF
burgh-Schwerln the Countess OF Stolber9, Schoen-
berg and BIoome; Baron sennlt-Pilsach, scnlesel.
the Queen Dowager OF Bavaria ana Hairless, Chief
Counsellor OF the COnslstOry.
tine D Of New Yok @
aid OF the new st. Augustne's church.
METHODIST.
Fevers or one sort or another seem to be taking
hold Of the ministers DR.. Van Benscnoten, OF
Jersey City, N. j. Rev. D. A. Pierce, OF Indepen-
dence. Mo-, and Rev. ". l.. Moloy. OF Jefferson,
Texas, have been down for several weeks with the
disease, put are now recovering
Or. J: 7. Newman expects to sail for America
The Rev. W. e. Tompkinson, OF Curchogue was
married December 90, IN that place. to Miss Julia
E., daughter OF the Rev. B. BEDFORD, who ON
ST James, Methodist Episcopal church in New
Brunswick n. j., the innocent cause OF the famous
in the hands OF the Snerin to be sold Tor debt Of
$4,000. On the day OF sale one OF the trustees
to the denomination which was likely to lose it.
New Methodist Episcopal churches have been
sonville, Texas; Jefferson CITY Mo. Elsah, iii.
Port Leyden, n Y. and at Cedar Grove. N. J. A
vile, H., and on January 20 another which has
cost $4,000 VIII be dedicated 1T Springfield. Mass.
me Thrd Episcopal district OF the African
Methodist church, has provided fund OF 500, 900
| to endow theological chair in Wiberforce Uni
| versity, Xenia, Ohio.
EPyCoPALIAN
Ten years ago to-day Bishop Coke was conse-
| Grated Ordinary OF the Diocese OF Western New
! York. He has therefore appointed special eight
| days service in Geneva, where his conservation
| TOOK place. and where he has invited as many OF
the clergy and laty OF the diocese to meet him as
On Thursday last the corner stone Of q new
Protestant Episcopal church was laid at Galena,
! The Rev. s. s. Chevers, OF Washington. Pa, has
removed ed 70 Ola Point Comfort, Va.
The Rev. 9. Il. Page has taken charge OF West
! ern River parish, Maryland.
st. Pau's church, Lynchburg. has presented a
beautiful communion service to the Episcopal
| The diocese OF Exeter, England, having become
too large for one blsnop. Cornwall Is TO De set or
as a separate diocese 1t is said that three other
dioceses are 10 be formed Also OF which Noting.
ham, Dover and Bradford snail be the centres.
The Canada Christian Guardian declares that
Rltuahsm OF the most Roman type Is growing in
that country. And 1t brings 70 light work re-
Gently published, which calls Professionalism q
hollow, disreputable sham, and calls upon "the
Church'' TO discard the name, and upon Catholics
to throttle 1t as their first duty. 1t recommends
auricular confession, penance, prayers to the Vr-
gin Mary and the saints. and indeed all the doc
| trines and practices OF Catholicism.
The Rev. Samuel II. Fuller has accepted the rec
torship OF Trinity church, Pawtucket. r. l.
The Rev. Thomas Belts has entered upon the
rectorship OF st. Pauls Parish, Wyandotte. Kan
The Rev. Daniel G. Anderson has entered upon
". N. 4.
| The primary convention iOr the new diocese set
OF from ONO will convene in Columbus January
lS to name the diocese and provide for Its episcO-
pate.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The church at Franklin Macon county, n. c..
has extended call to Licenttate A. j. Morrison 10
become It's pastor.
Rev: +; G. Clark, because Of III health, has re.
signed his pastorate OF the TOmpKins avenue
Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, and the society is
likely TO disoand.
The Rev. Dr.. Eels, OF Oakland, CAL, couple OF
ivQd tptn mo
church SIX Cinnamon who were converted under
Tue LadIes' Christian Union will observe the
week OF prayer by daily meeting at eleven A. NJ.
In the chapel OF the Broadway Tabernacle.
The new Rutgers Presbyterian church IN Madi-
son avenue will be dedicated to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS
Rev. DR.. r. 8. Storrs. of Brooklyn, has received
the degree OF LII. ID. from Princeton College.
The Rev. VIM. NJ. Taylor, d. D., OF the Broadway
Tabernacle, New York, was born in Scotland In
1929 and entered the ministry in 1852 He has been
in this country little more than three years.
Rev. Or. Pritchard. or Raleigh, N. c., mas come
to New York for surgical treatment OF his eyes.
The Free Religonists have arranged Tor another
course OF Sunday afternoon lectures in Boston.
tariansf Have they abandoned the deidY
DR.. Berry, the medical missionary of the Ameri.
can Board IN Japan, on late tour, found HIM
who accompanied him. and around whom the
Japanese women gathered everywhere in large
numbers. he writes that he hopes never to make
tour into the interior again without being ac-
companied and assisted BY female workers.
INC rev. MI NASH. Oh michigan, mas been called
to the passionate OF the Unlversalist church in
Little Falls, N. Y.
delegate convention of Universaists will be
held In clinton, n. Y, next Wednesday, to deter
mine whether or no they Will found first class
school for the denomination in this State, that
they may thereby save the children to their faith
who are now educated In other schools and go
away from Unlversalsm.
Rev. Dr. A. +. Campbell, formerly Secretary OF
the American and Foreign Christian Union, also
successor OF the Rev. DR.. Cox The Spring street
Presbyterian church In this city, died at Castle
ton lew DAYS ago, aged seventy three years. He
was the eldest brother OF Judge William W. Camp
bell, and was widely known and respected.
THE SCHOOLSHIP MERCURY.
AT the meeting OF the commissioners OF Chari-
ties and Correction yesterday che annual report
az he M nd of Cd