The New York herald., 1877-08-26

ai ris win be opened at Garden CITY, Long Island for
the ensuing year. on Wednesday, september H. under
the care OF competent teachers aud undcr the tmmo-
date oversight Of the Blshop OF the diocese
Mr. George W. Chds, OF Philadelphia, and Mr.. Cor
500 to James Protestant Episcopal Church. Long
Brunch n. J. Three hundred dollars now would save
from Toe sherinrs hands 81 800 church. recently
that amount Immediately In large or small sums.
Tho Rev. Dr. William X. Huntington. OF All Saints
church, Worcester. Mass. having gone 10 Europe, TO
DC absent until October his parish will be IN charge
OF the Rev. Alexander Mackay Smith, his assistant.
The Rev. j. y winckey has boon elected to the rec
torship OF the church at westneld, Mass The Rev.
Johannes A. oertc has removed to Glen Cove, Queens
The new Bishop of Rochester, Dr. Thorold in a re-
cent speech. said ELF he know anything of the
sious character Of true Engishmen they were Prot
The Crucinxlon scene In the rercdos Of ST. Asaph's
Church, Denbigh, Scotland, was recently put back in
Sonsecrated the question of tho legality Of the reredos
having been before The courts Tor eighteen months
METHODIST.
new and handsome Methodist Episcopal Church,
Just nnishcd ut Holmcsburg, near Philadelphia will
be dedicated 10 day by Bishop simpson.
Episcopal Church at Marbehead, Mass, has With
drawn from tho denomination and united with the
Presbyterian Church aud gone 10 Newburyport 10
The Rev. Robert d. Sheppard, of Chicago, and fam
y and the Rev. A. Scott, OF the city viii sail
ior Europe next month. to be gone two years
Tho first and only Protestant Church In Coneyvle
the terminus OF the Leavenworth Lawronce anu Gal
by the Methodists who have built It.
The beautiful Methodist Church In Saratoga, n. ",
Of the sScr for Of $50 o and w n bo sne srIp
In MS grip ere long unless this part OF II Is
paid But who will hepg
Tho Rev. Thomas Harrison. OF Brideburp sailed for
Europe on tho 18th ut
Preparations are being made to celebrate tho somI-
centennial Of Mcthodism in Ma,tcawan that church
having pceD established there nearly nity years
Tho Womans Foreign Missionary Society, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Is getting on well with It's
Inns nnu
So, ,43S annual members and l, 4i3 hie members and
patrons ts income for the year ending February TO-
received x40i,0OO.
Professor j. b Taylor Of the Wesleyan University,
Bloomington, Ill, and wfo have gone TO Europe he
Professor has leave OF absence for one year and viii
then return to his college work
e, Rev; mPlram watt Of the New York Eas. Confer
Church, sailed Tor Europe last week.
MrscELLANEous
Tho trcnnial conference oil the Young Men Chris.
tian Association Of all lands is appointed Tor Paris In
1875, ,-,., us. t.4 .... - -
The Moody tabernacle at Chicago Is 10 be turned into
stores after next September. Mr.. Moody has been in.
vitcd TO hold sorcs OF services the building before
the change, and will probably accept commencing
a. A feature OF Saratoga life Is the morning praver
meetings held under tho auspices tho Young Mems
Christian Association. and which attended by largo
numbers daily.
The annual meeting Of the State Association Of tho
Young Mems Christian Association OF the State of
New York VIII be held at Hudson September 20 "a
The amount raised Ia Philadelphia during the present
season for chdren's EXCURSIONS falls little short OF
81, 500
Dr. T. L. Hurd, formerly OF Lake Forest, near Chi
cag0, has been elected 10 tho Proessorship Of
IN Blackburn University This selection gives sasc-
ton TO all the friends OF this young but thriving nst
tuition
The trustees Of Wabash College were ablo at thor
late meeting 10 report the college completely out Of
debt, with real estate and buildings worth at present
rates. over $4OO, 0O0 and with Invested cndowment
fund OF S.5O,OO0 During tho year they received IN
one legacy, from Mr.. Peck. of Indianapolis, Ind,
$l2i,0OO. Another 100000 s expected from
another source Thus the total capital of the college
Is over $3.50, 900, and no dobt.