The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
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cathedral with all tho rights privileges attached to
that dignity.
The pastor CT the Church Of tho Fourteen Holy
Martyrs Baltimore, refused to allow the body OF
member who had neglected communion 70 be buried in
tho cemetery, ana lawsuit will ensue
Tho congregation do Propaganda Fido has decided to
erect another vcarate Apostolic In Indian territory,
probably In Texas
The death is announced OF Mgr Epveni, Bishop OF
Aire, Franco Mgr. Epivent u very learned, ener-
eetic and jealous man. q stanch defender OF the
Church and Of social order connection with the
Church.
Rev. Father Sheridan priest oftho Madras Mission,
died at St Thome the LIST Of Jurc Father Sheri-
dan was educated at All Hollows, aud had been thirty
years missionary In India
The new church ut South Manchester, Conn, cost
SIS 900
meeting Of the clergy OF the diocese Of Tuam has
been called to present the Holy Sec the names OF
three cergymsn eligible for appointments As coaduor
10 tho Archbishop OF Tuam Most Rev. Dr. McHale,
who, though still hearty and vigorous. has been over
half u century in tho episcopate
The Forty Hours viii commence next Sunday at the
BroIhors Chapel Baltic street, Court, Brooklyn
Persons desirous OF making visits 10 the Blessed Sac
raInent may DO so on Sunday and n onday.
Mgr. u, Giacomo, Bishop vi Aliia has been publicly
censured and deprived OF his clerical position oy The
Pope because he took his place Senator Ut the
Kingdom OF Italy, to when lie had been chosen. Ac-
corning 10 one version oi tho the Bishop
csving large stipends from the Pope and therefore,
showvd ms ingrattlde 10 the Church by accepting
State honor But another makes II out that he
had received large Ueneiactons annually from the gov
eminent OF Italy reward for HIS reDeous conduct
t0waru The Holy See.
uSIvgRsALisr.
new Unvcrsalist church building IN Coiersve,
n. Y Us being rapidly nnshed, ANA Will 10 ready Ior
dedication, IL Is hoped, carly III September.
The West rcoiccs IN The possession OF another spcn
did church lKev. Mr. Tuttles Minneapoiis) costing
SsO 600, which there is not one doiur OF ndebt
edness.
years pustorA,e with the Norway lMe) parish.
The Rev. H. Lcavlll. OF Fort Atkinson, Wis, is
spending i've weeks vacation at The Centennial and
III his Old home, ia Pennington, No.
A new Universalist church Is 10 DO built at South
Berwick, Me-, the foundation OF which has been re-
equity laid.
A new church at North Cambridge, Mass. will be
Dedicated sep emOer To-
Tho state Convention Of Unlversaisis will hold their
annual session IN Utica. n y, commencing next
Tuesday.
An ordinary council is Rome, N Y, on
Thursday next to examine ordan and install Mr. g. Is.
K. Clark pastor OF the Universsss church At that
place
called 10 It's pit Rev. f. II. Grant, OF West Water
vile, Me-, the successor OF Rev. s. s. Aibbard re-
signeu.
The Rev Harvey Jersey has resigned pastor OF
the church at Wasrto~n, n. Y, and will hereafter
charge OF the parishes vi South Rutland and Dcx
ter
The Methodists OF lewiston Me-, are erecting Ane
church. whose spre Is to be- 100 feet high II DO
hoped that the debt won't be quite SO high.
bishop Pierce, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South Is making Episcopal visitations among the con-
ferences 10 Texas Bishop Marvin, OF the Church.
leaves Tor CHINA by way OF san Francisco November l.
" visit the missions there. Rev. L. Il Hendrix Will
Rev Dr K ). Moran, OF the Church South. has
been spending several days IN this CITY, having
| here 10 visit Commodore Vanderbilt
The Mcthodists Oi Meredith Hollow, N. Y, dedicated
| O new church on "Wednesday, 10th INST
Dr. Fowler tho new editor Of the CAriStdn Advocate,
published tins city, is one Of the busiest
denomination. Last Friday week he preached at Mer-
| rick camp meeting and lett the day Tor Emory
Grove, near Baltimore where he preached on the sun
| day to AN immense congregation. On Wednesday he
| preached Ut Pitman Grove, n. j., and Friday ut
| ocean Grove; on Sunday last at Central church,
| Newark, and Monday at Camp Tabor. Dsnvillc, N.
j. on Thursday east he WAS ut tho Wyoming District
Camp Meeting, on Friday ut Hamilton Pa. and to-day
| ho will preach ut WiiiiamsporI Camp.
Rev. {. q. Thomas, OF the African Methodist Epis-
copal church ut Wheeling, W. Va has fallen heir to
The African Methodist Episcopal Zion Conference. ut
their late meeting at Louisville. arranged Tor union
| with tho Colored Methodist Episcopal Church OF
| America
In Germany and Switzerland, according " the latest
returns nude Bishop Andrews last month, is TO- 22l-
a net increase for the year Of sos. The increase IN
churches was nine aud IN parsonages two They have
thirty nine Sunday schools and LILA scholars and
Rev. Dr. Wentworth dedicated new church at Ben
Some Of our Methodist exchanges find fault with
Methodist Episcopal churches in Newark, N. j., giving
collections 10 the American Bible Union, Baptist Or
ganization. and Al tho same time ncyIocting 10 aid
their own UNCONVENTIONAL interests ST. Luke's, Cen
tenary and Clinton street churches IN that city,
tn. Bible League connected with the First Method
list Episcopal church vi Hoboken, n. j., is dong
good work in the gathering IN OF young people to the
Church they hold prayo', praise general class and
bcreans, aud their meetings SO lar have been very
successful. Rev. J. H. Bryan ~ pastor Of tho church
During the absence Of Rev. Mr.. Mnrng his
vacation the Rev. J. r. Dickson, OF tho Northern
congregational church. Toronto Canada, has supplied
tue pulpit, part OF tho Fourteenth street Pres
byteran church, OF this city, with much acceptance.
There is Presbyterian church IN Avarado, Cal,
which has only three church members those are
women. All the male members have departed. The
keep up services regularly and they good
congregations and u neat church building
The Rev. T. n. Bradbury, afsor IN absence OF four
years. returns again 10 the Passionate Of the Presbyterian
church at Putiney, steuoen county, n. Y. He Is
already in the harness. AID there are bright prospects
ahead.
The Presbyterisus of Becville, III have Just dcd,
Gated brick church A. by SO icet and cost with
its sprc 100 lcet high, $4,000
The Rev g. L. Foster has resigned his charge Of The
Presbyterian church Of Lapeer, Mich, after serving
The Rev A b. Robinson has resigned at Unadilla
and accepted a charge IN fonawanda, ~ T., where ne
has begun work.
The Rev. John S. Glendenring having given up his
controversy with tile fresoytcry of PcOrIn, Ill.
signed charge Of the church at Henry, they
looking for successor.
Drs Por.sous. Rutherford and Rcade, OF ST. LOUIS.
Centenniaitzing IN Philadelphia. Dr. Marks, OF tho
former Guy, Is III Minnesota summering.
Tho STATISTICAL summary vi the Presbyterian Church
exhibits 705 candidates Tor the nnisiry-ucrease IRON
last year, 49, lcensures l59eigh less than last year
ordinations, 1910 less Than last year; ministers.
T. s4I--an increase OF 81 (53 came from md ~ were
dismls to other denominations making tho increase
from within ~; churches, 5,O17
Two young men applied tor admission into the
Seventh United Presbyte church OF Pittsburg,
Orangenan aud Odd Fellow, the other an Orange.
ami Good Tcmpar. The Session declined
ceiye them because they refused to abandon their
connection with tho orders named that they might
Joy the communion aud ordinances OF The church,
although they SAID they would willingly abandon their
orders any time they should be convinced that
such associations were contrary to the teaching OF the
Word vi God. " The matter referred tie Pres
byery. who decided against the applicants but urged
the churches under lie to exercise such