The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01

impaired health. and removed to Southern Colo
Tado with bis family.
The Trinity Baptist charch, Brooklyn, have en-
tered upon the work OF building house OF wor-
snip. The plan provides for q chapel TO hold
about 400, with . sunday school and PRAYER NEE :
| ing room, and PASTORS study at the rear. They
hope to be able to occupy It by Thanksgiving Day.
The First church In Harlem and the Temple
church have held meetings in reference TO q union.
The-terms OF the union have not yet been made
satisfactory. In the meantime. handful OF bretn-
rem calling themselves the 'First Baptist church,
who did not join the Temple cnurcn on It's organ
tzation, are holding meetings with view OF keep
ing claim ON the church property
The Seventh Day Baptlsrs propose forming q
churen settlement IN order 70 gather into one
! colony tuelr scattered members In this country.
Tue Rev. A; +: Perry. o. Philadelphia, mas ac-
this city. and Will enter on hts dutles OF once.
Tue Free VIII Baptist CHURCH at IRWIN, Phila-
delphia, has lust been recognized as regular
Baptist cnuIc CHI by council VI neighboring minis
tiers and churches.
Baptist church Chicago, mas renounced sectartAn-
ism and come out for the unity OF tne people Of
| Inc olIvet Baptist church OF Chicago are build
| ing u new mouse oil Worship.
| Rev. A. ]. Frost mas resigned his charge Of
Cniv"i ~ place Baptist church, Chicago.
| Rev. W. Fl. Dearborn has resigned the passionate
OF the Jamaica cams MASS Unlversalist churcn.
The UniyeroalfIs are building new church az
4. Bickforo recent graduate of Madison Uni.
vcrsity, mas accepted a unanImous call TO AIMS.
Vile Baptist churcn at Taberg, n. Y.
The Rev. T. A. +. Hanna. OF Brooklyn, f. D., has
accepted call TO Panisville, Conn.
Rev. j. G. Wlnn pastor or the Fourth street
Baptist cnurch. in Camoen. N j., has dec med the
position of President OF the Peddie Institute At
Alghtstown. to when ne was recently elected.
METHoDIsTS
Rev. W. !. Parkinson, Principal OF Bennett SEM
mary, North carolina Conferences. is supplying
] the pulpit or the Rev. Emory ]. Haynes Seventh
avenue, Brooklyn, during the vacation OF tue
The Methodist Episcopal church AT sneepshead
Bay, l.. l., Rev. Julus Nelson, pastor having been
repaired and rehtled, will oe eopened TO-DAY
| Brooklyn pastors.
Rev. #. W. Noland, OF the West Virginia Confer.
ence, Gnu ch South, WILL AT the close OF this CON
ference year, relIre from the active ministry.
This step 10 necessltated by declining health mal.
Testing Itself In increasing DEAFNESS ana general
the Methodist church in Crawford. N. J.. n
| likely to pass into other hands, under the fore.
| coming at once. IL was 10 be paid py August l.
but tnero lacks this much yes o. the original
unable by themselves to meet the obilgation
They have issued a call to oIher cnurcAes Tor
Tne bishops Of the Southern Methodist Church.
1T their late meeting IN Nashville, appointed q
week OF prayer, beginuing August s. for special
blessing on tnelr missionary laDors AID Tor In
situations OF learning.
Dr. Newton, President OF the New York Medical
College. who was present at the late Round Lake
camp meeting, or1ered to the MethodisT roiscopal
Church TO educate At their college for foreign
missions ten young men, and ten others who
might be brought here from foreign lands to be
educated In America. similar tender was SUBJ
sequenty made to the Methodist Episcopal
The venerable centenarian father, whose cond,-
tion aroused serious apprehensions two weeks
ago. Is recovering. he is stopping with friends ON
me financial difficulties under which the Harri-
son avenue Methodist church, in Newark, has
labOred for long Tune are now likely to be salts
factorily adjusted Inc ntractors have agreed
to accept $4,000 and second mortgage on The
church property. Vi tae sum named tue Metho-
dists Of Newark nave promised to give twothirds
II the congregation RAISE toe remaining third.
The Rev. s. II. Weston, ID. D., OF st. Johns
chapel, in Varick street, has gone TO Long Branch
where ne wlil remain about SIX weeks.
Rev. George b. Draper. ID. D., OF ST. Andrews
church, In Harlem, VIII spend the month o. Au-
gust in the White Mountains. During his absence,
the Rev. hr. Bradley, OF Nashville, Tenn, WILL
fae Rev Dr.. q. J. Geer. of St. rimothy's church
this city, VIII be away during August and part OF
Bishop oulntard, Of Tennessee, sailed for Eu-
Bishop Young, OF Florida, is at present visiting
| friends at Tompkinsvllle. staten Island, n. Y.
Tue Rev. Arthur M. Backus, recently ordained
Ine missionary held OF the Saginaw Valley, and
will be associated with the Rev. II. J. Brown. Jr.,
In the WORK A. Midland, 81. LOUIS, Tsymouth and
The Rev. Jullus Sans, OF Virginia, has been
elected TO tho recEorshlp Of st. Peters church.
The Rev. Hudson Sawyer has removed from
| Dexter, Me-, TO Halowell, In same diocese.
The Rev. John Cotton Smith, ID. D., OF the Church
OF the Ascension. New York. Il spending the sum-
mer At mis- place at Briar Hill, IPSWICH, Mass. lie
VIII be gone until september.
The Rev. q. H. w. Stocking, D. d., has resigned
the rectorship OF the Church or the Epiphany
Cmcago. ana accepted that OF Grace oRureh,
the Rev. Q. O. Tiffany, OF the Church OF the
Atonement New York city, II spending his vacs-
me Rev DR.. Dix, rector OF Trinity parish. IN
spending the summer al Northampton, L. |.
Bishop Bedelps imprcvemenC In health, IN
Switzerland, according TO latest reports seems 10
De slow and uncertain.
On Wednesday, July "A, At the Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION, New York, Bishop Potter or
GAINED TO the uiaconate Mr.. George p. Benrinper
The Rev. Charles Morrison has resigned the rec
torsnip OF TRINITY church, Bethlehem, Pa
Bishop Odennelmer, OF New Jersey, VINO has
been stopping at Schooley's Mountain fer three
however, that he viii break down again II ne
should resume his duties
PRESBYTERIAN.
The First Presbyterian church OF Montgomery.
N. Y, has just secured the pastoral services or
Rev. James q. Forsyth, OF tie Reformed churca or
Tne General Assembly OF she Southern Pres
byteran Church at It's recent session declared
secure thorough drill ana training In the scrip
lures and In tine nymnology and standards OF the
Church"
has Just been installed in the church raised and
sustained by DR.. Lowell smith aurIng the last
name Is Mr.. Kuaea, and he was reared, converted
and educated III the church Of which ne has be-
come pastor.
The Rev. Andrew Abrahams and wife sailed on
the 22d ult. from New York for London, on their
way to their home in the Zulu mission field, where
Mr.. Abrahams had previously Iaoored with great
usefulness Tor twenty-f0ur years
The new Presbyterian church at Naples, Ontario
county N. Y, was dedicated on Wednesday, the
2lst ult. More than year ago their old house OF
worship was destroyed by hre sabbath
morning.
The honorary degree OF Doctor OF Divinity has
been conferred by the University OF Pennsylvania
upon the Rev. J. Agnew Crawford, pastor OF tne
Falling Spring Presbyterian church.
Rev. Charles lmbre. Jr., has obtained permits
sion from the Jersey CITY Presbytery 10 make a
tour to China and thu East Indies, In order to
ascertain the working OF the missions in those
countries.
memorial signed by q large number OF Pres.
byterians In Jersey Jity mas Deen prepared Tor
presentation AZ the coming synod in reference 10
the GlendeHning case. Ii prays the SYNOD to CON
firm the Judgment OF the Presbytery in dlssolvlng
the pastoral relations between GlendennIng and
The Church.
Prospect street Presbyterian church. in the city
Tear 4 hos "a