The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
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copal church at Fairhaven. N. T., last month;
1i0 conversions are reported in the Clinton street
Methodist Episcopal church, Newark. N. j., since
tne revival began there this winter: thirty con-
versions are the result OF meetings at Anderson,
Nj.
Spotswood, N. j., Is about to have. for the first
time IN It's history, Methodist church. A large
lot has been given TO the Methodist Mission sun
day school OF East Orange by DR.. Vail for the pur
poses OF a chapel
The new church OF Blarstown Will be dedicated
OH January % and "A.
some trouble just nov, growing out OF the refusal
OF the Presiding Elder, DR.. Leftwich, to hold q
quarterly meeting IN st. James chapel-Dr Camp
bell, pastor-tlll said chapel is decided 70 the
church. As "a result the society has Withdrawn its
alegiance to the Methodist Episcopal Church.
south DR.. Campbell continuing pastor. Last sun
day DIR. Campbell preached sermon denying in
toto the doctrine OF the atonement.
EPIsCOPALIAN.
The Rev. DR.. Games, rector OF ST. Paul's church,
Concord, N. H., sailed for Bermuda on the 7tn &C.
companed by MS wife. They expect to spend a
remander OF the winter. returning TO Concord
just before Easter. The Rev. T. 5. Havladen mas
charge OF the parish during Dr. Eames absence.
Dr.. scarborough is to be cOnsecrated Bishop OF
Southern New Jersey on February prox.
The Rev. Samnel X. Fuller, OF Christ church,
Ansonia, Conn, has been called to Trinity cnul Gu,
Pawtucket, K L.
The Rev: John s. selbold has resigned ST. Peters
church, Westhcd, N. Y, and entered upon his
duties as rector OF st. Marks church, Newark,
Wayne county, N. Y
The Rev. II. A. Poole assumed the pastorate of
st. Peters church, Elicott City, Md, last sunday.
The Rev. I. L. Randolph, OF syracuse has been
elected rector of Christ church. Sherburne n Y
The Rev v. II. Bergnaus has resigned the rector
ship OF Christ church, Lykens, Pa
The annual Diocesan conference OF Central New
York Is called to meet in st. Paurs church. Wafer
loo, on wednesday and Thursday, 9th and 18th
inst.
The Protestant Episcopal Church Almanac gives
the STATISTICS OF the denomination for 1874 at 4s
dioceses and missionary jurisdictions, with an in
crease OF 554 COMMITMENTS during the year,
an increase OF As clergy and OF IL churches cOnse-
Grated and OF 1921 scholars In the sunday schools.
The contributions Of the churches decreased
$427, $780, its ministerial candidates decreased l37
and Sunday School teachers 3, 7s3.
The Rev. Collier Hughes from the University Of
rne So%t ~ Is sn IN New nork city, having ap
present It's needs to all friends or Christian educa-
ton throughout the Church.
Rev. Arthur Brooks, OF Chicago brother of the
Rev. Phillips Brooks, OF Boston, mas been called 10
the rectorship OF the Church OF the Incarnation in
this CITY, special service in cOmmemoratlon OF
the Rev. DR.. Montgomery, late rector OF tnat
church. Is to be held TO day.
rectorship Of St Lukes churcp sharless,om san
take charge very soon OF the three contiguous
parishes OF North santee. waccamaw ana Pee
The Rev. W. H. Campbell has resigned the rec.
tOrship OF ST. Johns, Winnsboro', and Will sue
coed the Rev. Mr. Prentiss rs rector oil st. Lukes,
Rev. DR.. Dudley Will be consccrated assistant
Bishop of Kentucky in Christ church, Baltimore,
or Wednesday, January ~. The venerable Blshop
OF Maryland Will not be able to present DR.. Dud-
ley because DR.. Dudley has been married twice,
Rev. DR.. Dyer will accompany the Bishop OF Del
aware on his missionary visit to Mexico on the
sotn inst Re , d. e. Riley has already sailed to
who Will be met in the city OF Mexico py delega.
tons from all the missions.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Rev. Alexander Nesbit. for ten years pastor
OF the fremont IN. w. Presbyterian church, died
last THURSDAY week OF pneumonia. He was
native 81 this city, and was brought up under DR..
Hatneld's ministry.
The Rev. f. p. Hammond has arrived in Cali
form Win IN Iah fhAro
The evangelical ministers Of San Francisco, Sacra-
mento and other places have welcomed him.
a cali from the Titusvie (Pa) First Presbyterian
church.
the Rev H; N. Curtis, Of wioughby, ohio, has
n. Y, and DR.. Arson Smythe OF Cleveland, sue.
ceeds him At Wilioughby.
The Rev. T. II. Quigley, OF Batavia has taken
charge OF the Presbyter church at Elba, N. Y.
The Rev. DR.. j. A. Priest OF Quincy, H., has
been called to the First church OF Newton, NJ.
Emmanuel Presbyterian church. OF Milwaukee,
Wis, was dedicated on the 80 inst by DR.. Patter-
son, OF Chicago. Rev. q. p. Nichols Is pastor. The
cost of the edifce and furniture is $15O,OOO.
The Presbyterian Cnurch has foreign and Indian
MISSIONS connected with which are 13S MISSION
ang male escers sso los
wives of missionaries and SO unmarried ladies'. 1t
EMPLOYS 12o native preachers and $50 native
The twenty. fifth anniversary of DR.. J. D. Wells
pasrorate was celebrated last week by the South
Third street Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, L. D.
or the 1855 members in the church twenty five
years ago only fourteen remain. and but three OF
nere pGrnr tnese rs as nPs
adults have been enrolled as members, an an
nual average OF ihirty-six and OF this number 81
came into communion on confession OF faith. This
makes the aggregate membership OF the church.
from the beginning 1,O7S. The present adult
Mr.. Edgar L. Williams, of the Chicago Theologi-
cal Seminary, was licensed to preach the gospel
by the Presbytery OF indianapolis, on January 5.
The Rev. DR.. J. b. shaw mas been pastor OF tile
Brick Presbyterian church, Rochester, N. Y, thir
ty-fve years. He has received into the church
2, 4s4 persons, OF whom l,5s9 were admitted on
The Presbytery Of New York at its last meeting
take up collections every thanksgiving Day for the
benefit of the Presbyterian Hospital In this city.
The United Presbyterian Mission Board expects
month OF February. The Associate Reformed
Synod at the South, which proposes to cooperate
pointed female missionary to enter into the
Work.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The annual collections for the diocesan semi
Mares In the Archdiocese OF Baltimore having
been paid up are now reported a. s2,s95 So.
which took place on Friday morning January 5,
at Boston College, Boston, Mass, is made o cause
OF sorrow in the Catholic papers.
The Partisan Catholics are very much occupied
now in the construction OF church to be dedi-
Gated to the Sacred Heart Of Jesus 1t was Mgr.
the idea OF this temple. The new temple VIII
overtower the city OF Paris. II IS estimated that
the cost Will De rom 2O0OO,O0O TO 80 OOO francs.
TWO millions have already been raised Very soon
the first constructions Will be begun. AL France
will subscribe to it,
The decease OF the Rev. Annet Lafons, of st.
Vincent de Pauls church, New York. last week
has elected from the local Catholic press very Gu
loglstic remarks on his life and labOrs. He was
pastor here for thirty two years. The death OF the
Rev. j. A. Kinsella, on the 9th inst, In westches-
ter, Ia also the subject OF comment
Bishop Williams has issued circular setting
forth the urgent needs Of the Carney Hospital,
Boston. From this institution there Is no exclu-
sion on account OF class creed or color 1t Is sup
ported by aims, and IL $4,000 IN debt. Since July
1869. 1744 patients have been admitted, Of which
number 925 were received gratultOusly.
Father Garland, OF ST. Patrick's church, Pitts
burg, Pa, whose life was de spared OF q week
since, Is recovering.
st. Andrews Catholic church. Avondaie, Ohio, is
nearly completed and Will be ready Tor reIiglous
exercises by the end OF the present month.
Rev. Father P. ]. Daily, lately stationed ar st.
Peters church. In Lowell, Mass, has been called
by the Bishop TO new mission as Father Griffln's
church. Boston Highlands
The Very Rev. Father Gartner, the Pr0curator OF
the Sclavonic Catholic churches In the United
States, having retired IN consequence OF III health
the Rev. j. Motion Will provide, by invitation OF
the Bishop, for the Polish and Bohemian Catholics
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