The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28

Old Fleet Street Prison. and Is designed TO COM
minister's elected rom their ivings by the Act OF
Uniformity OF 1862 The building contains a nall
capable OF ACCOMMODATING 600 persons, library.
offces for the various religious societies OF tho
ConRregatonalists lt was erected at cost OF
fI2OOO, oil which sum over $4,000 has been sub
Not one In a hundred or the baptized Kohls In
India has been brought TO Christ through tho
direct agency OF the missionaries. Nearly every
baptized Kohl becomes an evangelist to BRING
Next month the Reformed Church In America
wil celebrate It's seml-centennial anniversary and
the founding OF Its first educational institution
here at Carlisle, Pa, in 1925
The Rev. James Crawford has resigned HIS pas
torate OF the Reformed church at New Bloomfield,
Pa, aud accepted another in West Susquehanna.
s.. Pauls Reformed church at Ada. Ohio, has
crested new house OF worship at cost OF $500.
The Rev. Z. Relter has LEFT AaronsDurg Re-
formed church, Pa, and accepted call from the
Reformed church at Augusta, Pa.
Miss sarah Smiley. the evangelist is ct present
minsterlng among the churches in Cincinnati.
The Rev. George II. hepworth is still laid up
The nrst annual meeting OF the New Jersey Sab
day next in the First Presbyterian church oA iueS'
Rev. DR.. J. o. Means OF the Vine street church.
Boston, has been elected secretary OF the Congre-
gational Publishing Society, the position having
been vacant Tor q long time.
Rev. Joseph Nee sima, the Japanese convert
VINO spent several years In this country, returned
to Japan last tall and now writes back to mis-
friends at Amherst where he graduated, that he
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his countrymen. He speaks OF preaching IN Budd-
hist temples to eagerly listening crowds, among
them being Buddhist priests, where the public
literally thronged to hear him, so that he was
obliged to run 10 the house OF neighbor to
write his letter. His family have become con-
verted and thrown their idols into the IRE, the
cnarred remains OF one OF winch he has sent to
Alpheus Hardy. OF Boston.
Rev. GOyn Talmage has been called as associate
pastor with the Rev. Dr. Qnackenbush, OF tho
Prospect Hill Ire Reformed church. In Eighty.nfth
Mrs. Lowry. the evangelist, who was formerly
an actress, will occupy the pulpit OF the Hedding
church, In Jersey City. to-day. She ectured during
the week, and her lectures were addressed chieny
to you ng men.
The Rev George L. Wolf pastor OF the Central
avenue Re Irmed church, OF Jersey City, has ten.
A Reformed Episcopal church is ABOUT to be es-
tabished In Mount Holly, N. J.
meeting was held last Tuesday evening at the
house OF Mr.. Swayze, on Washington street,
salis church society and thence erecting church.
The FIRST Universaist church OF Jersey City Is IN
a very aourishlng condition. A reception was
given by the LIZ dies Social Union connected with
the church last Tuesday evening.
The plot OF ground on which the South Bergen
Reformed church stands having been sold, .
of the street, and the building will be moved
thereon at an early day.
The Reformed Episcopai Church movement Ia
making rapid strides throughout the country.
The Rev. Mason Gallagher preached to the Jersey
City people last Sunday evening. arOusing them to
action, and to-day he Will preach In Baltimore.
He has been invited to Jersey City for next Sum-
day.
The Pastors Conference OF Jersey City will DO
held on Tuesday next at four In the afternoon, In
the parOr OF the First Presbyterian church In that
Needed Spiritual Revival be Best Promoted S'
The bill permitting clergymen OF all denomina-
lions to have access to the State Reform School OF
New Jersey at Jamesburg has aroused Lively Cd.
position in the Legislature