The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-28


admission Of ST. Marks church into the Convention.
listen to the proposition.
The Southern Methodist Episcopal Church has appro-
prated $780, 600 to foreign missions for the cnrrent
year and laid aside 500 OF its bishops to visit
| China and other Asiatic fields
DR.. George Peck, brother OF Bishop Peck, and the
pioneer OF Methodism in scranton, PA, died at that
place the other day. At the age OF seventy EIGHT years
and was man mighty in the Scriptures author and
editor OF note and brilliant preacher.
in New Brunswick, N j., today, by Bishop simpson
Owing 70 difference between Rev. Dr. Moran and
some Of his official board. in Bethany Independent
Methodist church. Baltimore the Doctor has resigned
his passionate OF that church
Commenting upon the friendly reception which the
delegates OF tho Southern Methodist Episcopal church
received at the General Conference Baltimore, and
the very appropriate address delivered by the delc
now TO- initiate Pan Methodist Council, and adds
Henceorth may there be NO moro strife, no moro dis
scnsion in the body Of Christ"
i
The Rev. A. Murphy, formerly Of Hunter Greene
n mas pee a n Sssn
moved to Lykens, Dauphin county. Pa
Poniincal high mass will be celebrated at the Ca
day by the Most Rev Archbishop Williams
The Rev. T. b. Aaloy. Of Lincoln Neb., has been
ordered his physician to 60 to Ireland 70 recruit his
To-day the Jesuit Fathers will open mission in St
The new Catholic church at Rogers Park, suburb
The Rsy IS
been appointed pastor OF Aaburndae, Mass
The Rev. Thomas J. O'connell has been appointed
pastor Of Holy Cross church, orel, Seneca county,
transferred 10 St Bnidget's, Rochester.
In the Paulist community New York, there are nf-
teen priests ana thirteen ecclesiastical students
The Order Of the Sisters OF Charity numbers
over 81, 900 members throughout the world.
Rev Father Demen, s. j., IL recovering IRON his late
Rev. Father Sheeran, OF Morrstown, N J., win visit
Ireland for the benefit OF bis health.
church, at Newcastle, Del, to-day. Archbishop VIII
Jams, of Boston, and Bishop hcaly, OF Portland, will
lay the stone OF tho Redemptoriss' church. at
Boston Highlands. to-day.
Bishop Gllmour, Of cleveland, who has becn travel
ling in Europe Tor his health's sake sailed the 18th
inst from Liverpool and is expected homo this week.
Bishop Machebocuf, of Colorado, severely in
,e N esns
The new Catholic church recently dedicated at Mon
rocvlie Ohio, cost $3o,0o0 and win scat nearly 1900
persons. IL Is an ornament to tho town.
Inc Dominican Fathers continue their mission this
week At the Church OF the Holy Innocens this city,
They have mission also in progress in the Visitation
Rev. !. MeGovorn having paid all the debts on the
j. arrangements will be made for the consecrstion
Of the church very shortly.
PREsBYT KRIAN.
The Southern Presbyterian General Assembly, last
week in session 10 Savannah Ca has "a presby tcrcs
l0S4 ministers and centiates. 1871 churches 1O7 334
members and theological semnarieg
Tho Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly,
now in session IN Bowling Green KY, outgrowih
Of the great revival in Kentucky and Tennessee in
1S0l-3 IL has 900 Minister'S 1000 congregations and
150, 900 communicates
The United Presbyterian General Assembly COM
posed OF the Associate Reformed Associate PresDy
terrain churches which bodies effected In 1858,
Is now IN session IN Phiadelphia 1t has 600 minis
ters, sou congregations and SO, 600 communicates
theological schools so4 ccntates e70 candidates
f4r II l.Ann
ported last year amounted to 81, 00O,000.
Last Sabbath an extra communion service held
converts At previous communion in Emmanuel
chapel the mission Of this church, twenty-five were
The churches Of the Chicago Presbytery, who year
ago contributed $S2s7 for foreign MISSIONS gave this
year $685. because of the hard times
The Fourth Presbyterian church, in West Thirty
fourth street. Is greatly prospering under It's
tor, the Rev. J. X. Kerr late OF Philadelphia Pro-
vious to the administration Of the Lords supper
Sabbath afternoon last fty-one individuals
ceived to membership, more than thirty Of whom
Tho Rev. David s. SchaiI, son OF Dr. Sohan OF this
city, has just entered upon the pastorate Laiay
cite avenue PRESBYTERIAN church, Baltimore
BAPTsT.
Dr. Nathan Brown, OF the Baptist mission in Japan
writes that Kawaska, native preacher OF the Union
church IN Yokohama. has become Baptist He takes
high rank preacher
Rev. A G Williams has resigned his charge OF tho
church Catskll NJ T. Rev. A. J. Allen has closed his
pastoral labor at Johnstown N. " where he has been
two years. Rev. G. f. Brakeman has resigned Ut Milan
and Aorayia N \. The church at Grapevllle, Greene
county, N. y, are desirous OF settling pastor
once Rev. L. wheelock has closed his abors ut Gal
way and has removed TO Michigan The Galway aud
East Galway churches wish 10 unite In setting
The First Baptist church Of Rochester was consti-
tuted in 1918, since which time 1928 persons have
been baptised into its membership It's present men,
bership is 623. Recently the church Land the
stone for a new house Of worship.
A Baptist church has been organized at Huntsville,
N. r., and Mr. >. Fuller was ordained lts deacon. An
other has been organized at Summit N j., with Rev.
Il M<Sxxls.
SIX years The Rev X s. Macarthur has labored with
Calvary Baptist church. this city, during which time
$40 persons have been added 10 the church by bap
tism The membership is now go. The amount raised
for benevolent purposes during that period
has nav ve chsSuv hn, thsv evs
Tho Rev. 4. Nesbt ID. D., late OF Rochester, N. Y,
accepts a call TO Rock Island, Ill
The East New Jersey Baptist Association will hold
Its thirty NTH anniversary with the New Market
church, commencing Tuesday, June Q, y half-pas
Y. NJ.
The Baptists havo an association among the Creek
Indians comprising thirty-two churches, besides
association among the Choctaws Chickasaws and
Cherokees and also church organized among the
SemInoes
II Is stated that the British New Testament Revision
Committee have struck out spurious the last
verses OF the last chapter Of ST. Mark.
Rev. Professor De Sofa, Of Montreal has been spend
ing fcw days with Hebrew friends in this city and
taking briei respite IRON abors
Mr.. Moody's new church in Chicago is to be opened
In few days.
The Young Mons Christian Association OF this city
dering the proprety OF starting farm in the
country auxiliary 10 their benevolent work In the
Bowcry. The whom they feed aud lodge that
branch glad to work and anxious obtan.iL Last
year this branch lodged 10 7l6 persons, gave away
so, 56l meals and found employment for 63l men.
The Fifth Annual Convention OF the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union OF Pennsylvania will be held at
Shamokn, Northumberland county, Pa, on Wednes-
day, Juno IA
The Jewish congregations Of tho land in as bad
plight the Protestant Christians ministers The
following congregations advertise Tor m,nislcrs:-Bens
Abraham, OF Portsmouth, Ohio; Ohabei sholon, Bos
nput Xtntth la Uu nnu, nr.,v
Ohio; Reth Israel, Jackson, Micn. Bcnnh Kodish,
Rochester; Ansno Emeth, New brunswick, N J.. |;
Anshc Emeth, Pine Blun, Ark. Bnat Jeshurun, Pat
erson, N. j. Rather suggestive, and the question is
Where are they to get themY The Hebrew College will
come none Too soon II Judaism - 70 be preserved IN
America.
The religious centennial celebration in Cincinnati
will be held during tho week commencing June
FORGING A MINISTER'S NAME.
John Mcclellan was arragned before Justice Kas.