The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06


an average OF $40, or total OF So 000,0OO Add to this
also the offerings Of the various Catholic churches
throughout the world which arc set down at
$50 000 and there Is need tor the Pope 10 80
hungry while he lives.
win represent Cardinal McCosKey IN ROME TINS sum
Iner Archbishop Wood, Of Philadelphia, accom- panied
BY the Very Rev. 4 Walsh; vG pastor q qns 81
logical SEMINARY; Rev. T. Prender9ast. Of ST
Malacby's; Rev. Peter Prendereast,, Rev T.. A.
sharkey, OF Our Mother Of sorrows: Rev 7. +. Sui
Iivau, OF ST. Edwards, and Row I. O'Neill, OF ST.
Clements, faschaivic. and Rev. Francis Carew, have
The Archbishop OF Philadelphia bears with min to
the Pope not merely the money offerings OF his do
ccsc, but also souvenir from the Cathedral Confer.
ST. Vincent dc Paula statue representing that
apostle OF charity with child his arms and another
cinging 20 his robes Enclosed IN this ,asteully exc.
cutcd statue is 500 IN gold for the Pope An address
also accompanies the Offering.
Rev. John r. Kearney, OF the Cathedral, Philadel-
phia sailed yesterday rom this port Tor Rome, bear
ing with him 200 IN gold from hrs parishioners 10
the Pope Bishop Gaiberry, OF Hartford, sailed also
for Rome yesterday, and Bishop Morcna. OF Lower
California, aud Father Lane, Of 81. ihcresas Phadcl-
phia, have lett Tor the same destination
Among the gts IN preparation for the coming Papal
jubilee the faithful 10 Italy propose presenting lac
simc, IN solid gold ana OF massive workmanship VI
chains Of ST Peter preserved among tho treasures
Of the basica OF san fictro -Vircult
Bishop McCloskey, OF Louisville, KY. is expected
home June 10. lie was TO leave Rome May g.
coaiJuior viii soon be appointed to Bishop de ST.
Palas, OF Vncenncs, Ind
The 81, Mary's church, OF New Britain Conn, arc
to build convent three stories high anu seventy feet
squtI"
Very Rev Edward Joos has been appointed TO act as
admnistrator OF The Diocese OF Detroit In the absence
OF the Bishop ia Europe.
st. Marys Catholic Church, Pawtuckct, X. l., pro-
pose to build new house Of worship on Pnc street, IN
the rear OF the present one.
The Catholics OF Koztown, Ossge county, No., are
about to build new church IL viii be oil stone, ana
will ineasmc SOxI3 feet
The May devotion began in ST. Joseph's, New York,
Tuesday ast The devotons will take place at the
SIX ana seven O'Clock every morning and at
hal,-l,ust seven every evening during the msnih.
Rev. Charles H. Reilly. pastor of 81. Columbia
Church, Newark sailed tor Europe last week. His
hallth is poor ana he VIII PROBABLY remain in Eu-
rope until the TAIL
METHODIST.
Bishop Haven Is at Old family home, In Maiden,
| Mass
Bishop Merrill, having completed his spring confer
work, has returned 10 bis homo in Chicago where
lie will remain until the date oil the bshops meeting
| tn Cleveland, Ohio, May IL. Hc is In somewhat I'M
proved health, anc gradually rcsunlns iulicr work
/ Dr. William Mast, editor OF the German publications
oil The Methodist Episcopal Church and the father oi
German Metnodsts the United States, " about tt
visit Germany TO attend tho meeting OF the Germany
and Switzerland Methodist Conference, To DO held ~
! LuJwgsbDyg, July H. There are how fully 50,G0d
German Meth0dists IN Europe and the United States
| Ten years ago there not Methodist church N
Sweden. Now there are ~ societies. 30 preachers