The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-24
NEW YORK SUNDAY 1s75QUADKUPLE SHEET

bishop Of the diocese Of southern ONO, was for
merry rector OF the Anthem Memorial church, In
TINS city. aud IS now rector OF the Church OF the
Holy Trinity Philadelphia.
elect OF Kentucky, will take place next Wednesday
In Baltimore Bishop Johns, OF Virginia, will preach.
the Rev William Floyd, formerly OF Connecti.
cut mas STARTED mission and organized colored
Episcopal society In PittsDurg, Pa.
The Rev. Philip A. Ii. Brown has accepted the
Roslton OF assistant minister In Trinity parish,
The Rev. Allan Sheldon woodie has become
assistant minister OF Christ church, New York.
The Rev. Z. G. Parker having accepted an unani-
nous election TO the rectorship OF st. johns
church, Lower Merton. in the diocese OF Pennsy-
vanta, has resigned the charge OF Christ church,
Greensburg, diocese OF Pitrsburg
Inc Rev. B: f. Cooley has become assistant to
the Rev. William A. Hitchcock has been elected
to the rectorship OF Trinity church. Pittsourg. TO
The Rev. William Berrsn HOOPER has res,pned
the rectorshp OF the Church OF the Good She pherd
Milford Pa, and accepted that OF Trinity church,
The Rev. DR.. W. H. N. Stewart, late assistant at
St. Clements, Philadelphia. who is now in Eng
land, has accepted a curacy In ST. Mary's Padding
ton. London. and will remain abroad.
The Rev. James G. Pratt, minister In charge OF
Trinity church. Boulder, Col, has abandoned the
joined the Reformed Episcopal Church.
During the past TOUR years the contributions OF
purposes, have amounted to over $4,000, which Is
pretty good for country congregation.
st. Marks church, New Britain, Conn.,, has called
to the rectorate the Rev. John Ii. Drumm d. D.,
OF Bristol, Pa
The Second Reformed Episcopal church OF Phila-
delpbia OF which Rev. DR.. w. K Nicholson has be-
come rector has bought lot at the corner of
Twenty first and Chestnut streets and Will erect
house as soon as the weather VIII allow.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Rev. Gather DAILY, o. p, will lecture this
evening. in the Church OF the Visitation BROOK
Typ: IN behalf OF that parish. the Rev. Father
On last sunday the sacrament of confirmation
was administered to lsl girls at the Female Or.
avenues Brooklyn; Bishop Loughlln ofliciated.
The Rev. NJ Marin, missionary IN Japan. has
sacre OF Catholic missionaries and converts took
place in 1919. The spot Is called "Hi OF Martyrs"
and the bridge which unites 1t to the city bridge
OF Christians" Other interesting memorials OF
that massacre have also come TO light.
spain s,Iv because the Pone vonld not recog
nize Serrano or the Republic, and preferred to
leave the Church without chief shepherds rather
than be suspected OF recognizing the rebelllOus.
He VIII PROBABLY appoint bishops now tnat Alfonso
has been CHOSEN King or Spain.
Rev. Father DOfenbach has taken charge or st.
Mary's Catholic church, WINFIELD In place OF Rev.
lgnatius Keller, VINO Is about to sail for Hamburg.
-. Ihe Paust Fathers % OF THIS city WIN celebrate
evening IN their church on Fty-ninth street.
Bisnop COrrigan, of Newark Will pontl1cate. Dr.
McGynn Will preach and Archbishop McClOskey
will assist IN the services.
The following named missionaries from Ireland
for the United States have lately arrived in this
country and been assigned to their respective
felds OF labor: REV. b. Giick, for Albany: Rev.
John Cassin, Tor San Francisco; Rev. Jos. Whelan,
for st. Paul. Mimi; Revs. Thomas Briscoe and F.
O'Reniy for Providence, r. L.; Rev. William
Neb., and Rev. Thomas Materson, ior Alton, Iii.
In the month OF october last the income OF the
Vatican was 100000 francs in gold, counting
offerings and presents OF all kinds.
Cardinal Won simon, Primate OF Hungary, has
formally accommodated Professor Hattala, OF
the University OF Pesth, for not accepting the
DO rma OF PaDal tnfalllOlllty
Father O'Donovan, Of Worcester, Mass. sue.
ceeds Father Daley as cnrate at ChicOpee.
Rev. F. Hageman, s. j., late director OF the
Young Ladies' SOdality, b. v. NJ. OF st. Xavier's
church. st. Louis, has been transferred to st.
Joseph's church, Rev. Father Filling, S. j., taking
Lent begins this year February TO- which will
bring Easter on the 25th OF March, wncn Is within
SIX Gays OF the earliest day upon which it can
cur. In years Easter falls as late the 25th
Of April, anu there may be as many as nine sun
this year there Will be only five.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An article in the Christian at Work. gives sew
cral recent Instances Turkish oppression Of and
insolence toward American Christians In the Otto
man Empire, and Tor no better or worse cause
than thai they were Christians and missionaries.
Our consuis nave protested; but as the govern
ment at Washington takes no notice OF these law,
less acts the Turkish authorities repeat them with
Rev. Dr. william Henry Furness pastor of the
Unitarian church In Philadelphia, celebrated the
fiteth anniversary OF his ministry on the 18th
inst. His address on the occasion was singularly
as it dealt In recolections oil the Uni
tarlan controversy and the antlslavery struggle
aud also gave summary OF his views on religious
matters alter the ripe experience OF long lie.
time.
Rev. DR.. George L. Walker, formerly OF the
Centre church, New Haven resumes his connec.
tion with 1t again so fur as TO preach one sermon
each Sunday, his health not permitting him TO
do more.
Rev. Washington GLADDEN.. of this city, has &C.
cepted the passionate OF the North congregational
cnurcn OF Springfield, Mass.
Rev. William Cornell, OF Somerville, N. j.. has
been engaged to supply the pulpit OF the Reformed
nell mas flied the pulpit OF the church at High
Bridge since the 1st OF April last.
The Reformed church at Three Bridges, N. j.,
was dedicated yesterday.
church in Elshkiil, n. Y, has resigned mis- pas
torate on account OF Ill health.
On sabbath, January ~, twenty-seven new
members. were received IN the First Reformed
OF Rev. DR.. RUFUS w. Clark Since the 1st OF last
January ninety-One have been added, and many
others are entertaining Christian hopes.
The Gospels, according TO Matthew, Mark ana
John, have been printed in Japanese.
The naive young men belonging to theological
class in CeylOn, during late vacation from study.
found their recreation in evangelical abOrs. They
visited TAG houses and saw ABOUT l,S0O adults and
500 children. they found some cases OF special
interest and met very few cases of opposition.
The Unltarians are still looking for successor
Their choice lies between Rev. DR.. E. G. Boiles
and Israel Wasnburn. Jr LII. D., but they can't
agree upon their man.
The day OF prayer for colleges has been changed
Thursday Of January. 1t will be observed, there
fore, next Thursday.
A GOLDEN WEDDING.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES BY VENERABLE JESUIT
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