The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-19
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
PRESBYTERIAN


The Maryland Presbytcri propose to old camp
meeting at Aberdeen, Nd. beginning August 23 Ac-
commodasions will DO provided for $500 persons
Among tho preachers announced arc DR.. Sunderland,
OF Washington, and Dr. Musgrave, OF Philadelphia.
A German Prcsby terrain church has been organized
in Philadelphia on Corinthian avenue. 1t is com
posed manly Of members Of ST. Stephens Reformed
German Church, whose church property was sold by
tho Sheriff This IS tho first German church the Pros
bylerians have organized in Philadelphia
Tho Central Presbyterian Church. Of Philadelphia,
was finally closed last Sabbath morning. and tho
ground will speedily be occupied by stores. Dr. Al
exandor Reed, former pastor, preached at the last
service The walls Of tho now church are rising at
Broai street and Paramount avenue.
Tho Prcsby terrain Church in Boulder. Col, which
has recently called to its pulpit the Rev john G. Rod,
from Princeton Seminary, was very much encouraged
lately by tho addition OF oghtocn persons to its
bership.
The Old Spring Street Presbyterian Church, near
varick. which has so greatly prospcrcd In tho past
year. unGer tho ministry Of tho Rev. A. H. Moment,
is bong thoroughly renovated and rcmodolcd ires-
coed aud painted. upholstered and newly carpeted
The galleries being lowered. Mr. Moment is spend
ing his vacation in Canada Tho church is TO be re.
dedicated about the middle Of September Tho atcra-
tons will cost about $4,000.
BAPTIST.
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call oil the Second Baptist Church Cleveland Ohio,
instead OF that nom Charlcstown, Mass. Tho former
numbers 100 members most OF whom are wealthy.
Dr. Galusha Anderson, Of Chicago formerly Of
Brooklyn, was here last week on visit During his
fourteen months pas,orate OF the Chicago church he
has baptized 107 converts
Rev A. s. BURROWS lately q local preacher IN tho
Mo,hodst Episcopal Church. who about tho timo Of
Emory j. Hayncs' secession from Mcthodism followed
his example and became Baptist was ordained u lew
days ago IN :hc First Baptist Church, Grecnpon by
Rev Drs d; H. Miller twno baptized hm, J. D. Full.
ton, D. G. Hughes, l. Rannbaut and other ministers
Mr.. Burrows goes to a charge IN Connecticut
The Rev + II. I.oyett was ordained on tho sth inst.
at Tycrviilc, ~ Y. He accepts call TO Barnes Cor
ncrs and south Rutland, and enters on his duties 10
those places IT once
tho alumn OF the Syracuse IN. ~ University. a
Methodist institution havo caused tho dismissal OF
Professor H. II. Sanford from tho chair OF Latin on
the ground solely, 1t Is alleged that 10 is Baptist.
Tho Examiner and Chronicle condemns this act OF
Methodist bgotry and the especially because
Dr. s. H. baltimore, Methodist, occupies the char OF
Chemistry IN tho Rochester University, Baptist in
sttution.
Tho Now York state Baptlst Missionary Convention
will meet In Troy next October At It's last meeting in
Albion tho sum OF 900 was appropriated Tor mis-
sionary work within the State during tho year. Up to
tho Present, nearly ten months, only 50 403 33 have
been received from the several churches aud there Is
very little hope that the balance will be ecevod within
tho next two months And there IL besides debt OF
$3.50 on last years subscriptions which cannot DO
collected, and meantime the missionaries and their
families must suffer.
Rev. j. Hyatt smith, pastor of Lee Avenue Baptist
Church, williamsburg, noted for his liberal topcn
door sentiments and humorist characteristics. re-
turned from his trip through California on Friday
hoping to show up The genus "Hoodum" during tho
coming season.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Only i've cardinals created by Gregory WI are left
now in the Sacred College These are Cardinals Ama
schwarzcnbcrg, Archbishop o. Praguci Asquini, Caria
di Tractto, ana SorAa Archbishop OF Naples.
Tho Sisters of Notrc Dame were founded by julie
Biiiart, nj Amcns, in 1893 They were approved and
confirmed as congregation Dy Pope Gregory XVL In
lSlI
The Institute oil The Blessed Virgin Mary, or Lorcto
Nuns, was founded In 1850 In Boncrevo by English
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The Little Sisters Of the Poor were toundca oy