The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15

Al Hanover Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Bal
timore nfty souls have been converted and united
with the church IL said that there is not church
In Baltimore city where souls have not converted
this year. The aggregate Ia believed to number GOO
In circuit OF forty miles from Dwight ILL.,, corre-
spopdont reports the recent accossions In sixteen
charges a, 800 and in every charge the work ia stil
progressing In the town named 200 conversions are
reported as the result OF weeks union meetings
there.
The Methodsts have . special wrinkle in their
.schurch Extension Annual pamphlet embracing
1856 large sized pages which includes the eleventh an-
nua report OF the Board oil Church Extension OF the
Mcthopist Episcopal Church During the eleven years
OF the soc,ety's existence has collected and dis
bursed ST. 052 996 g. and 1t has received $2o5 2lo 10
As . permanent loan fund, OF which som, however,
$500 800 given subject 10 the payment OF HE
aunuit,c Tho treasurer reports KITS receipts for 1876
at sll5 1876 ST. Of which sum $57, 6s3 50 was given
outright 10 aid churches In building, and SGT $50 was
lent for tho purpose The society dotting the
South and West churches at the OF two per
day IN ordinary years
inc annual renting OF tho pews OF the Metropolitan
Church. Washington, ID. o.. has produced about ten
thousand dollars. Thls will meet oil the necessary
expenses the church for the ensuing year and pre-
sen is good showing though less than The amount OF
former years when Il the Presidents church.
ST. Paups and Elizabeth Avenue Methodist Episcopal
churches Elizabeth. NJ j., have formally consolidated,
Broad Street Baptist Church new board Of trustees
has been elected, and union worship was held there
last Sunday tor the first time.
Rev. Henry w. Warren has been transferred from
the New York East Conference TO that Of Philadelphia.
He has been stationed at The Arch Street Methodist
Ep,scopa Church He has been tor three years ut St
Johns Church, Bedford avenue, Brooklyn.
Rev. T. I. Everett. late pastor OF the Lutheran
General Synod congregation In Dayton, Ohio, has been
received by the Methodist Conference OF Philadelphia
as a minister IN the Methodist Church. Mr. Everett
formerly local preacher IN the Methodist Epls-
h,,r.h ~ ia n a n n
cour ected with the press OF New YORK. He has had
very successful career as Lutheran minister in New
YORK State and In the West
The Rev. Or. Spencer Rice rector Of Grace Church,
jersey City, S;J has returned from Europe.
Meadc has just resigned his position assistant OF
CHRIST Church and minister in charge OF Holy limo
cents parish, Baltimore.
Rev. Philips Brooks, OF Trinity Church, Boston,
goes abroad IN June for few months OF rest and
alter the excessive labors OF tho past low
The Rev. Charles W. Quick, Of the diocese OF Penn
sylvania has resigned the ministry OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church to The Reformed Epscopaiians.
Tue Rev. Thomas 3. Fogg has resigned the rector
shin OF ST. Lukeis Church, South Glastonbury Conn.,,
and gone TO Brooklyn, same state
The Rev. John II. Drumm D. d., who Ia slowly re-
covering from very severe illness, has resigned the
rec,orsnp Of St Marks, New Britain, Conn. and gone
The bishop Of Pittsburg has formally doposed from
the ministry Of the Church Percival Beckett, pres
byter.
OF Christ Church, Savannah, Ca, TO take effect May
and accepted unanimous call to 81 Marks, Grand
Rapids, Mich, TO enter upon his duties IN that
rectorship on the first sunday III May.
The Rev. Richard Eilerby has been transferred TO
Iowa by letters dinssory from the ecclesiastical
authority Mary land, and has entered upon duty
rector OF st. Thomas Church, Sioux City,
The Rev. Henry f. Allen has accepted tho rectorshp
Of the Church OF the Messiah, Boston, Mass
The new Protestant Episcopal Church at Clinton,
Conn, will DO opened Tor divine service next Wcdnes
- pOMAN CArHoIJC
The Freemdn's Journal OF yesterday contains over
three columns OF obituaries OF recently deceased eccic
OF New Orleans, La Row. j. II. Smith, s. j. OF Phiia
delpha the Very Rev. Bonaventurn Roller, Provincial
OF the order OF ST. Francis at Utica Brother Conrad
OF the Congregation OF Most Holy Kcdeemer Pniia
delphia Mgr Nard, Secretary Of the Holy Congrega-
ton Bishops and Regulars OF Rome, Italy, and Mgr
Guerrin, Bishop Of Lahgres, who died very suddenly.
The Right Rev. +. X. Leray, D. D.. Bishop-eect of
Natchiochcs La, It Is SAID, Will be consecrated by
His Emnence Cardinal do SAINT Marc, Archbishop OF
Rennca
Father o'Keefe OF Callan. Ireland, whose
prominent in litigation with Irish bishops has made
submission, and Is now IN the Trappst Monastery ut
Mount Mcilary
The Rcv. John Bapst Sd, OF the Church OF the Inn
macuate Conception, Boston, has, a. the request Of
Right Rev. Bishop HendricIen, gone TO Providence 10
take charge OF parish there. Father bapst WILL ut the
close oil the scholastic year. be followed by other
fathers OF the same Order He viii be succeeded in
TIC Church OF the Immaculate Conception by Rev. A.
Peters, s. OF ST Mnry's Boston, whose place will
supplied by Rev. C. H. Fulmer, ). j., OF Worcester
Mass.
Father Hennessey's new church at Poplar Bluff,
Mo-. is Completed and will BIO dedicated by tho Vicar
The Most Rev. Dr. MacCarthy, Bishop OF Cloyne Ire
lanu has called the Rev. r. Sheahan, G. c. Plymouth,
England, TO the curacy Of Mailow, ia tho place Of tho
Rev. j Ly nch, has been appointed administrator
OF The parish OF Glounthane Rev. j. Burton, T. T.,
has been appointed 70 proiessorship IN ST Coiman's
Most Rev. James =. Wood, u. D.. Archbishop OF
Phiiadcphia ia, sails Tor Rolno on April 20.
The conservation Of Dr. Hannan as Archbishop Of
I,.l,f rukn y.IuN onnS m ndaV I'm mr. n
Tuesday, May l. the feast OF IS. Philip and James.
The corner stone OF she new Cathedral ON Farming.
pirate ceremonies by Bishop Galbcrry. Sunday the
10Th Several other bishops Will tako part IN the
ceremonies
During the year 1875 there died in the United States
BISHOP 80 priests aud "a members OF The religious
orders
The Hyde Park church secured, after some IN
certainly Rev. Dr. EDDY, OF the Tabernacle Church, OF
Boston, as pastor. He had at the same time under
Amusement call TO Manchester. N H., but Hyde Park
Is Boston, and succeeds The Tabernacle Church.
II Is said, Is the next thing to failure and unless
taken aud held by tho weather. churches Will
out oil the denomination.
Boston correspondent OF tho Examiner and
Chronicle says that there just be OF
Sad laality attending BAPTIST churches in that CITY.
The old First Church has voted 10 unite with Shawmut
Avenue, and, II this move IS made, there two
churches lost within u year at the est End, and no
practical gam elsewhere.
The Rev. g. +. Hcndrickson, after three years and
seven months pasloruto NJ Port Murray, n j., has
Bergen county, N j., and entered upon labors t
being his third Passionate with that CHI urch
A chapel Is to be erected III Wandsworth, London,
the congregation gathered by Mcssrs Charles and
Thomas Spurgeon, sons OF the great preacher. The
people very poor and the undertaking peculiarly
OF mission character.
SWISS Baptist church came from their own land
last spring aud are located about miles IRON Port
land, Oregon. The little colony numbers about sixty
souls They were surprised TO IND thousands OF
churches the United States holding views ike those
they had reached IN their study OF the Bible.
Rev. DIR. X. J. Adams, now In the eighth year OF his
pastorato OF the SECOND Baptist Church OF Holyokc,
Mass, has been invited to tho Main Street Baptist
Church, OF Worcester.
Rev. james H. Taylor. formerly OF Lake Forest Ill !,
having supplied the Baptist Church al Rome, y. Y,
for SIX months, has been unanimously elected PASTOR
NJ n salary OF $4,000 and parsonage
Philadelphia has more Baptist churches than any
other city the word, Ion1on excepted but on the
testimony OF the National Boptit they do absolutely
nothing Tor city missions
The number OF Baplst churches In the United King
dom 267l with 1913 pastors ana &C., 791 mem
The Sunday schools connected with the on