The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-11
RELIGIOUS. ITEMS.

st. Mary's Catholic church, Columbus,
Ohio, will have a new organ costing
l$3,6oO.
The First Reformed Church of New
Brunswick, N. j., was organized LOT
years ago.
Bishop Haven spent Sabbath, Aug. %,
in Omaha, preaching at the First NJ. E.
Church in the morning.
The 1talio-American Methodists re-
siding in Rome, Italy, contem plate the
erection of a chapel in that city.
Thirty-one young men of much promise
are attending the Methodist Episcopal
Theological Seminary in India.
DR.. Clark has received about $4,000,
besides many promises for the future,
for the Wesley Monumental Church at
| Savannah.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion of Illinois are to hold their third
Convention in Jacksonville, October I,
8, 8 and 10. =
| The cornerstone Of Trinity church,
Asbury Park, near Ocean Grove, New
Jersey, was laid by Bishop Doane, OF
Albany, on August 26.
Bishop James, of the NJ. E. Church.
has returned to this city, greatly i'm
proved and strengthened in health and
vigor.-New York Cor. i
The second annual Church Congress
(Episcopal) will be held in the Musical
Fund Hall, philadelphia, during the Sec
| ond week in November.
Rev. j. W. Wheeler is supplying the
Presbyterian Church at Independence,
Mo. The Church is yet without any
Presbyterian connection.
A Presbyterian Church has been or
ganized at Pass Christian, Mississippi,
and neat church has just been built,
and is entirely paid for.
Rev. H. A. Ottman, late of Bozrah,
Connecticut, has removed to Southwick,
Massachusetts,, and taken charge of the
Congregational Church there.
The cornerstone of St. Mary's Prot
estant Episcopal Church, Mott Haven,
New York city, will be laid next Thurs
day afternoon by Bishop Potter.
The Sing Sing Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. d. Lull, pastor, are about
to build 100000 church. They have
SAC, GOO and the lots to start with.
MshVp Kavanaugh, OF the NJ. E. Church
South, has gone to the Pacific slope for
the purpose of visiting the California,
Oregon and Los Angeles Conferences.
Rev. E. B. Payne, OF Cleveland Con-
gregational Association, has accepted
an invitation to the Berkeley Plymouth
Church, located at the State University
of California.
Rev. John Montgomery, D. D., (Pres-
byterian) has received call from his |
old charge at Harrodsburg, KY, and
will probably agree to supply them for a |
limited period.
The new Congregational church edi- /
fee of Rev. Thomas X. Beecher. OF El- |
mira, N. T., is rapidly approaching COM
pletion. II will occupy full block, and I
will cost $l35,O0O.
From the Oregon Conference the dele
gates to General Conference are Rev. N.
Doane, Rev. I. Dillon reserve. DR.. Ru-
fus Willard lay delegate, with E. N.
Cooke as alternate.
Rev. j. s. Chadwick, pastor of the
Trinity NJ. E. Church in Louisville, at
tended the NJ. e. Church South Camp
meeting at BeardStoWn, KY, and took
part in the services.
We see by the Northwestern Advocate
Of the 1st inst, that Bishop Haven was
present at the ministers meeting IN
Chicago on the 30th uH. He was to re-
main in the city several days. 81
The post-eflee address Of Rev. James
Black, D. D., Presbyterian, hereafter
will be Wooster, Ohio. DR.. Black has
removed TO that. place 20 become pro-S
fessor in the Wooster University.
The diocese of Green Bay embraces
the northeastern portion of Wisconsin,
and contains a Catholic population of
30, 600 souls. There are SO churches, IS
priests and 13eeelesiastical students In
the diocese,
Olver AmeS has built an elegant
church at North Easton, Mass. 1t cost
10000, and has beautiful memorial win
dow to Oakes Ames, contributed by his
sons. Robert Collyer preached the ded-
catory sermon.
Rev. Father Ignatius, of the Passionist
Order, pastor OF the Church of the Holy
Family, at Gutenberg, N. j., has been
recalled to Pittsburg. Rev. Father
Timothy, OF the same Order, remains
pastor OF the Church of st. Paul of the
Gross.
Rev. DR.. j. P. Newman has been dep L
lted by the General Committee of WASH
ngton City to see Messrs. Moody and
Sankey, and find out what time they can
visit that city and hold q series of re-
vivsl efforts. January has been fixed +
by the Committee.
The Commission Of the Methodist
y rof q 4 a Mt nhnyeh hae arrooA IN ,naAt