The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28

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turn Is succeeded by Rev. 7. Quinn, or st. Pat
OF st. Joseph's. Summit hlI goes to st. Patrick's
Pottsyllle, and Rev. James ]. Brehony goes from
Ine SnurSn OF the Maternity Bustleton. TO ST.
The Rev. NJ. 7. .O'Brlen. OF the Holy Family
eHnnrcn' New pn,iliadep9ia' EXCHANGES places with
shervilie, Pa. The Rev. A. ID. Fllan leaves St Ce-
cia's church for the Immaculate Conception
Rev. T. Barry. OF the Annunciation church. Phla-
delphia. The Rev. G. Coghlan leaves the lmmacu-
late Conception ior st. Mary's cnurcn, Pnlladei-
Tne Rev. p J. Mackin, OF st. Michael's church,
ST. AMBROSE with enur ns Rsc
Rev. j. J. Ward goes from the Church OF the
Sacred Heart to Annunctation, Philadelphia, and
Rev. William Collins from St. Vincent de Paul's,
Minersville, TO st. stephen's Nicetown, Pa.
A. Dennison M. J. Murray, NJ. s. Boylan and 9. J.
Curtin, OF the diocese OF Brooklyn. were raised
OF At Ri hSp Ryan
OF Buffalo. The Revs. 7. A. Cullen and NJ. G.
e OF Aoan wss 1 s b
at the Passionist Monastery, West hOboken, last
Sunday evening In ala OF the poor. was attended
the Rev. Father Eusebius will deliver the Pas
slonist sermon this evening In the Catholic church
Anew temperance organization, In honor OF the
'Sacred Thirst and Agony OF Christ on the Cross"
Pa1ricss CHURCH, Jersey CIV ae by the Rev p
Hennessey pastor. An abstinence OF not less than
five years from the use OF Intoxicating drinks Is
bers 200.
The Rev. J. l.. Conron, pastor OF ST. PETERS
OF the Quarantine, New YORK Bay has gone to
Havana :or the benefit OF his health He win be
me ladies OF the Church of st. Paul or the Cross.
10 Jersey City. have established society Tor feed
The Very Rev. Canon Moynihan, OF New Orleans
Is preaching crusade against intemperance all
over the country.
The Lower House OF the New Jersey Legislature
In considering the oil TO incorporate the Roman
Catholic Protectory OF that State. struck out the
section granting State aio. also the section
authorizing justices to commit Juveniles to the IN.
stltut1On.
day OF abstinence In the diocese OF Newark. dis
pensation has been granted by Bishop Corrigan on
account Of the conservation OF the Cathedral in
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Rev. S. M. Hageman who has been running
an independent presbyterian Church in Williams
burg Tor the last year or two last Sunday planted
IL squarely on the union principle discarding de-
nomlnationa names and creeds and shibDole.hs
Drs; Kennedy and Bonar, of Scotland, are en-
gagged IN warm pamphlet controversy over the
key the American missionaries whose remarka-
BILE labors nave upset the staid theories OF Saxon
hymns ana organ worship, their simple addresses
to the common people. There is not theology
enough in them nor culture enough displayed In
their presentation. DI. Bonar CONSIDERS these
very obJectlons their highest merit, and ntimates
ae e q Psalms aeK tSe
which make the evangests' songs SO acceptable.
na nan and sentiment: Dr. Bonar. it
hymn writer's OF the present day.
The Presbyterian Committee having charge OF
the proposed monument to DR.. WltherspOon have
issued an appeal for funds The statue Is expected
to cost about $40, O00 The project is worthy one.
terrain Church. Pniadeiphia, have been holding
meetings Tor the promotion Of the ''higner Chris
tian life" among the Quakers IN Stoke NewingtOn,
London.
The Presbyterlans OF Bridgeport, Conn.,, are pre-
parlng to replace their recently burned church
structure with $4,000 granite building OF Gothic
style.
me Rev. A. snashall mas resigned his pastorate
REVEALS are progressing in many Presbyterian
churches en- tarougnou; the country. In Manse e
added tne Sunday previous; in Liberty. Ind, IA,
and In Lexington mo- at the same time; in
MDn 10 also on the same dale.
Tne PresDyterians and Cumberland Presbyte-
rians oil the Pacific Coast nave, by synodical COM
mlttees, agreed upon basis OF union Tor the two
bodies, which now needs only to lie ratified by
Rev. W. r. v. Bartlett VINO has been supplying
the FIRST Presbyterian church. Lexington, KY, has
received unanimous call from that church. at q
salary OF So 500 year, with furnished parsonage.
Rev. N. NJ. Sherwood, pastor or the Second Pres
byteran church. OF Elmira, N. Y, has resigned the
pastoral charge OF that church, on account OF I'M
A Presbyterian church OF shirty members has
been organized among the Warm Spring Indians,
which tribe numbers only 800 souls.
Tne Rev. A. w. haines has resigned the charge OF
the Presbyterian church at Brooklyn, Iowa, in the
The Presbyterian Union bill has passed the
Legislative Council OF Quebec and viii become
law.
Inc new Presbyterian church at Sioux City.
Iowa, cost $4,000.
new PRESBYTERIAN church has been dedicated
The Presbytery OF Des Moines, Iowa Omitted
PresDyterians), has addressed pastoral letter to
the members OF its churches on tne subject OF
secret Societies." cautionlnK them against join
ing III such orders
Rev. r Randall Hoes, member OF the Senior
the Presbyterian church at Mount Holly, N. ).
The Rev. Mr.. Baldwin. the new minister in the
Installed pastor Of that place next wednesday Sy
the Presbytery OF New Brunswick.
METHODIST.
In response TO a request OF colored clergymen,
the bishops OF the African Methodist Episcopal
Church have liked upon Marcn as a day Of fast
American people pleading Tor the enjoyment OF
every civil and political right, and that they
lives in all goodness and honesty, with ample pro.
lection or their brethren In the South from the
'eM s s1s TnS minis
ter OF this city, being no longer able to talk Tor
his Master writes to the Christian Advocate to say
Conference, In 1929, there were In she United
States and Canada altogether but 229, 627 membe s
and 748 preachers in the Methodist Episcopal
church. The New York Conference, which then
embraced the territory now included In that
name, the New York East, the Troy Conference to
the Canada line, contained only 1910 men,
bers and 173 preachers. The growth OF Method
ism within fOrty-fve years has therefore been
wonderful. Most OF those who were In the Con-
ference when Father Griswold entered have long
ago exchanged earth for heaven.
Rev. J. 5. lnsEip and wife reached this city on
Saturday morning last their return from Can
ada Both are IN improving health, but they Will
seek brief and much needed respite from their
special work until the meeting OF the New York
East conference in April
Old FORSYTH street Methodist Episcopal church,
New York city, having undergone great changes
and improvements, will be reopened on Sunday.
March T.
MISS Colburn and Miss Burnett leave New YORK
March l. Tor Pekln, China, to join the mission win
Miss Douw and Miss North, rom the Woman's
Union Missionary Society OF America
The revival results In Isip, L. l.. are set down
at 40 converts; at Cokesburv, N. J., IS; at South
Adams, Mass, 50 at Northport, l. l., 20; In De
Kalb avenue church, Brooklyn, 45.
DR.. J. p. Newman, alter Two years. tour around
he Yotu al IN Naw last