The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23

that you were o full grown man was complete. Inc
second ard third pulls were like unto the nrsi AtcI
that dim sort of feeling began to creep over you that
you were not smoking good tobacco you began to
grow pale and In the region OF the stomach GER
tain ominous symptoms which inclined you to WIFI
draw from the festive gathering and to seek q So
cluded spot where no intruding football would be
heard. What occurred In your strict privacy will
never pass your lips.
Ministers who have notices to give should look we'll
to their punctuation marks He was pleading for the
poor and said-"BrehrcD, II any OF you have left OF
wearing apparel, you will be kind enough to bring II
to the vestry this AFTERNOON" Tho mercury was At
Zero and the people wondered why they should leave
of wearing apparel at that timc OF year. and so
smiled at the minister corrected his mistake, and
asked for some ''op clo which had bottor days.
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
uxIvERsALIsr.
There are thirty Sunday schools Of this denomna.
ton in the State Of Maine. with 442 officers and teach
crs and STA pupils nearly 900 volumes in their
libraries.
rho Row. W. T. Stowe, pastor OF the Univcrsalis'
Church at CharestowD, Mass has resigned hts pastor
ate TO take effect January l. He has boon settled IN
Charlestown for soven years.
The Rev. G. Weston, formerly of Halifax, has &C.
cepted call from the Bath (Alc) parish. Tho Rev.
J. ID. II. Irvine has removed from Akron, and taken
up his residence In Norwood, o. He will preach for
the Manchester society.
Tho Rev. W. II. Dearborn is to become pastor OF
the Hartford, Conn, parish.
The Rev. Z. Hewitt returns TO South Weymouth,
w. having closed his labors at Hartland Four
Corners
The Rev O. A. Rounds has accepted call from the
Potsdana, N. Y, parish.
The Rev. 4. L. Roripaugh has been compelled to 70.
sign hts pastorato jamestown, n r.. on account OF
contipu od ri health He concluded his labors on Sun
day before last, and started Tor Kansas.
The Third Universalist parish Of Baltimore, Nd.
dedicated s new church edifice on Sunday, December
TO- Services were held during me past week. con.
Quoted by clergyman OF different denominations
The Rev. W. J. Call has removed from Windsor to
The Rov. yarnum Lincoln closes six year pastoratc
At West Haverh'il, and removes TO his iormer resi-
dence in Andover, Mass
CATHOLIC
The jubilee oil Mother Baptisa. OF the Sisters Of St.
Joseph, was celebrated in 81 Johns Home, Brooklyn,
last week. ts
Last Wednesday, Friday anu yesterday being the
quarter tenses ember days, were lasting days. So
also will be tomorrow, Christmas eve
Father Stephen Byrnc hns succeeded Father John
Rochfort Provincial OF the Dominican Order OF the
United States.
The Rev Nj F. Martin has resigned the pastorate OF
ST. Marys Church, Philadelphia, and the Rev. Dr.. j.
i. Horstmann has been placed In charge.
Father Coughlin, Of babylon, 1. l.. Is looking
TO build up his new mission.
rho German Catholics in this country number
/ 237, 900 They minstered TO by 1873 priests,
whose control parochiai schools by
Ills Em,nouce Cardinal Manning, Archbishop OF
Westminster London, Is rapidly recovering from las
recent attack OF Illness but his medical advisers
urged him neither TO proceed Rome return
Engl md but 10 spend tho winsor IN the South OF
France.
Tho Rev. Father Damon and his band oil jesuit
Fathers have boon giving mission at 81. Joseph's
r,tv pf srht DAt1n~t
ID. D., Protonotary Apostolic Is pastor. Tho mission
mas ali along Dccn attended IN u manner and by such
bcrs that tho reverend Fathers full oil praise
for the cdiying appreciation which the people OF ST
have Of the advantage Of the Sew
cra converts were received IN tho Church sun
duy last, aud among them Mr. Paul Revere, a great
grandson and uanesako Of tho who figured In Inc
early part Of the Revolution.
The new st. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Bridge
port Conn 10 built oil TrCnton pressed brick, with
granite finish, from tho Halowel, Me- Quarrics. Tho
foundation Is OF Plymouth granite Tue outside
length Ct the building is lao feet, and tho width "
iect. The sprc rises TO height 0i liz feet.
rho cross 10 surmount ST Bcrnara's spire. Cohoes
prsms, measuring over an inch zach across tho sur
face; they set closely together, with galvanized
.Ss sr%s a
gas JETS which Will be lighted by means OF an electric
battery
corner Endicott and Thatcher Streets Boston, Mss
Is plcted, except as TO the pews and thing The
floor II has cost upward OF $500 900 4.f
Memorial windows have been placed In the Holy
Cross Roman Catholic Cathedral Boston, Mass, by
NJ essrs. Thomas Dwight, Michael eleanor, Patrick
Treanor and the ST Vincent do Paul Society.
EPfsC0PALIAN.
Ono remarkable result OF missionary effort In NADIA
Cascar Is the abolition OF slnvery by royal procama-
ton. The Prime Minister IN announcing the decree
10 the people, declared the stop had been taken be-
cause the queen Christian and that her govern
mcnt was carried ON upon Christian principles.
The laying OF the corner stone OF new ST. Johns
Home In connection with Christ Church Cathedral,
Milwaukee, took p ACC couple oil weeks ago Tho
nd huc hall ~
the AGED poor. Tho annual expense OF 81 $40 has
boon chiefly met by citizsns OF Milwaukee. The now
building will cost about $4,000, much OF which has
Row Dr. j. ii. Eccleston, ofNcwark, N. j.. has been
chosen bishop OF the new diocese Of West Virginia
B.show whttii CHAM, OF Maryland, has been able
10 resume his episcopal duties HIS nealth however,
is not rs good when he was at tho General Convsn
The diocese or missionary jurisdiction OF Colorado
and Wyoming has 1854 COMMITMENTS, Ills Sunday
scholars aud teachers AZ churches and mission STA
lions and 10 resident clergy. Inc value OF the prop
cry is $751; 200 and the offerings OF the people during
tho ecclesiastical year were Sl7, SOL
The tenth convention OF the diocese OF Albany will
assemble IN ST Johns Church. Troy, on Tuesday.
DR.. Rowley, rector Of Wiley and Banon, while
prcaching ut Wiley Church, England, suddenly
stepped and icll dead in the pulpit.
BISHOP Fallowcs, OF the kc formed Episcopal Church,
is now IN Canada successfully engaged IN organizing
cor gregaiions ana churches OF his denomination.
The Rev. William Gil. OF Denver, COL, has with
drawn rom the Protestant Episcopal Church and en-
tho oil tue EplScOpal CnurCns
METHODIST.
The ssbue ribbon" temperance movement IN New
castle, N. " got go persons to take the pledge und
twenty-five to unite with the Methodist Episcopal
Church IN that place. AT Port Carbon, Pa 100 have
been converted aud seventylvc joined the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Alter three months absence from homo travelling
among the Conferences Bishop Harris reached Evans.
ton, H., u couple oil weeks ago. He will spend but
with hts family however, tor he Is to open
the Lou siana Conference al Baton Rouge January 0.
Rev. Henry Wsner who has spent over forty years
In the ministry, nearing the mystic river and tho
unseen land--rap,dy sinking ut hts homo In Benton
Centre, N. Y.
DR.. W. ". Bennett, OF Richmond, has boon elected
president OF Randolph Macon College.
The Rev. A. X. Burroughs dicd suddenly at Purdy's
station, n. Y, where he WAS pastor.
The Rev. Z. H. Hartranit has retired from the pas
torate OF the Third Methodist Episcopal Church. Cam
den, n. j., owing TO protrucJed iIlness.
1hc lfisn Wesleyan Conference arc building q Col
legiate Institute IN Dublin IL Is TO cost $70 000
Irish Mcthodsls In America havo already contributed
money toward It's erection, but not enough and Row.
Robert Hazcon has hither again TO Inquire cut Of
their pockets, II ho can. at least $40, 900
The American Bible Society has recently granted 10
tho Metnodst Episcopal Mission IN foochow, China,
OF money Tor the printing OF about IA 000 New Tcs
and integral portions OF Scripture III the Poo
chow colioquia dialect. The Gospel vi Matthew Is 10
be printed MS bi.lingual 10 the cr steal and cooquial