The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-25

has three years more TO serve. A Glendennlng
supporter, Mr.. B2rtels was then eiectsa IN ms
place. This was In retaliation for MI. Howelps
refusal to recognize Gendennlng as pastor OF the
church any longer.
formed churches OF Jersey City Will unite thelr
services ior the ensuing three weeks .Ie pas'ors
METHODIST.
the coored people OF staten Island propose 20
nave camp meeting &c Wmaups square III
The British Wesleyan Conference has appointed
Iorty OF ITS members TO conduct open air services
oumrlng tue summer and Iah.
Ihe General Conference or the Evangelical AS
socatlon albright Meth odstsl meets In Philadel-
pna, OCTOBER ID. The meetings are quadrennial,
and IL Is proposed TO extend the Intervals be-
tween wen inc n meetings 10 Ave years.
camp meetlng which opens August II and closes
ten days iater. me camp meeting at silver LAKE,
n. u, will open August Iii.
A week OF prayer Tor missionary enterprIses and
educational institutions has been appointed py the
bishops OF rhe Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Tne new Methodist Episcopal church South, ON
the Charlotte, Columbia ana Augusta Railroad,
dav week.
The Rev. Leoniaas Rosser will conduct pro-
tracted revival meeting In Alexandria. Va, during
the latter part or the month OF August.
new Methodist church IL TO be erected at
Riverside, near Paterson.
Jersey Conference commenced ON the Centenary
grounds last Wednesday and viii continue till
next Thursday.
company or Phladelpna Baptists have for
some time peen seeking to found seaside village
In New Jersey for summer residence. They have
now effected permanent organization. and voted
10 purchase 800 acres OF land on Island Beach, OPP
pCsite Toms River, distant about sixty-tWo miles
from Philadelphia. the site selected is about tae
same distance from New York. II would be
good thing II some OF the New York Baptists would
!sin In a similar enterprise.
Rev; A. Wilson, pastor OF the First Baptist
signed mis- charge, to take effect october'l
Jersey City loses and Boston gains In the call
(accepted) OF the Rev. Il. A. Cordo, d. D., 10 the
n. H.. gains IN the transfer TO Concord OF the
Rev. W. v. Garner, TOR nine years pastor OF the
Charles street church, Boston.
Rev. John n. English, OF Trenton, N. j.. was
ordained last Tnursaay. He has accepted q call
from Baptist conversation In Gloucester. Mass.
The Rev. Charles H. Pool was on the 18th inst.
installed pastor OF the Third Reformed church &C
While other churches are enlargng the capacity
OF their houses OF worship or are building new
on Brooklyn Heights are reducing the seating
capacity or their house BY the removal OF the gal
lerles ana the plasterng up or the organ loft
The new Congregational society which has
stepped into the place OF the now defunct Tomp-
kins avenue (Brooklynl PresDyterian church have
called the Rev. Professor Swing, OF Chicago, TO
their pulpit. IL is not yet known that he will
accept.
the tumbllng down OF the old church tower bean
driven from their regular quarters, now meet
daily in Jonn street Methodist Episcopal church,
but the services are very tniniv attended and the
change has not proved beneficial In respect TO
numbers.
or the collegiate churches we understand that
Twenty.ninth street will be open all summer
without interruption, bur Forty-eighth stree. will
be closed on the first and second Sabbatns in
August, ana the Middle (Lalayette place. on the
third aud fourth OF the same. or the last named,
DR.. Campbell, OF New Brunswick, Is the supply for
August l and 8.
lhe thlrtleth anniversary OF the New York
Teachers Association Will be held al fredonia,
July 27, 2s, 90, and Field Day on the bluffs OF Lake
Erie 30ta.
ON Thursday, in the Reformed church OF Linden,
Mr.. Howard II. Van Vranken was ordained and
Installed pastor. the CHASSIS OF Newark OF which
he Is now a member will meet on september Is,
IN the German church or West Newark, to ordain
Mr. Louis Wolfers. a graduate OF Bloomfield Semi
nary.