The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22
naming. BY HIS grace alone we be saved from
tTansg ressien and sin.
WILLIAM COVENTRY II. wADDELL
MINISTERIAL. MOVEMENTS.

susose, "hetc tne rhoocS WORK III ~ wv"
York this all higher class will be started In addition
to The EMANUEL preparatory school
Opposition" says the JeWtsh South, ais tho soul
OF trade; hence the two Revs Mcnacs, OF Now York.
announce their opening OF Az .Orthodcx Theological
Seminary The next oraer will be Jewish hni-
del theological seminary by Mr. Felix Adler. In a
short time there will not DO we'll regulated jewish
family in New York without = private theological
seminary Of It's own.n
Tho authorities OF the Temple Emanuel Rabbinical
School have rescndod former iiiberal rule that
oil scholars must study barehsadsd This kept many
promising sons OF orthodox people away Tho recent
appeals Of the orthodox school issued by the Revs.
Mondes have worked this change.
Staten island Israeltss discussing the proprety
OF having q new synagogue
Hebrews OF Hamilton, Onio, will soon have op-
portunity TO consecrate their ynagogue building
over 81 900 for the suffering Jews OF Turkey; over
$500 Tor the Morocco sufferers; thousands Tor the
yellow lever districts; our American Hebrews, says
the Messenger, do vaiiantIy indeed.
Tho finest synagogue in tho Uuited States dedi-
Gated las. week Boston, by Rev. Dr. A. Isaacs Of
this city, ana other jewish Minister'S Lord Beucons-
held, sir Moses Montsors and othor eminent Hebrews
irom Europe were invited. but did not, vi course al
tend The edhce cost $500 900 richly furnished
throughout.
EpiscopALIAX.
Inc NV. EuWaTu AUuOJ mas accepted AL euBuBo-
mont pulpit supply Of st. James Episcopal Church,
vi Cambridge, Mass
Tue Rev Vlrsinius y. Gee Will resume the charge
oil st. Anarew's church, Bryan, Texas, October l.
The Row \. W. hlllard has resigned InS rectorshi Up
Of ST. John's church, Erie. Pa. ana accepted thai Of
PocomOko Parish, Nd
Inc Rev. J. j. Landers mas returned from Europe.
He has received the eegree Of doctor OF laws iron
TRINITY College, Dublin, alter tx .minauon
During the last three years large part OF the in
d0biedncss upon ST. Michaepe Church, Geneseo,
N. Y, mas been paid, and u orgun has been pro-
n "A q 81 tablet has Doe
placed recently IN the interior OF the church, TO tho
memory OF the late General Wadsworth.
A liberal Trend VI tho Church Missionary Society
lEuglish) well known ior his urovous gus, has OIL
iered 10 transfer to the society u capital sum OF
ESQ OC0 the interest 20 De used Tor special objects In
tho development OF the native Church Of India An
friend offered 81, 900 Tor special pur
pose not yet liked upon.
the new CHRIST Church at oyster Bay, l.. l., was
opened Tor divine sorvic, two SabUatns ago. fhe new
as possible alter Bishop Ltejohn's return from
Europe the church will DO cousecratcd
A brazsn memorial tablet 10 be erected In ST.
Marks Protestant Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, 10
the memory Of the lato William Welsh. Iudian Com
missioner and brother to the United States Minister
70 the Court OF ST. Jamos, has been prepared by
Measrs. Cox sons OF this city. 1t Ii the gilt u the
parish TO the memory oil one VINO was Tor many years
super intsnaent OF It's Sabbath school, vesryman and
lay preacher. and representative several general
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. Tho
talbot Is handsomely engraved, 10 three ieet four
inches WIDE and Two leet nigh, anu cost $500
rne Ko". Mr. Hooper has tendered his resignation
as rector OF TRINITY tEp'seopa parish, Mount Vernon
W tAAv eHeCt OCtoost
CONGREGATIONAL
Tho General Congregational Association OF New
gathering Is expected. The Now YORK branch oil the
W0Dans Board viii meet a. Oswes0 at tho same tine
aua inc state Homo Mission Society will hold its an
nivsrsAry.
The church In Calais Me-, had debt paying service
lew saboaths since and reduced their Indebtedness
from ~, 0UU TO ~, NO.
The church Barton, w. has paid It's debt Of about
So O0O with the help OF the Messrs Eairbanks Of ST.
Johnsbury, AMI other irionds
Iho de-, q y n m n
Tconderoga, N Y, Rev L. W. Jones, pastor, has hcen
reduced 70 ABOUT $780, he hopes soon 10 raiso
the rest. just the church was Duilt nre noarly
destroyed Inc business portion OF the town. thus GRIP
ping the pscuniAry ability OF the members; hence tho
debt
Only sixty one out OF the PIG Congregational
churches IN ONO have installed pastors rhey nave
gained in membership 1888. Contributions TO Ucnevo-
lent objects, $3G 24s. rho church ana society ex.
penses amount TO sos, 565
The number oil Congregational churches IN Vermont
Is lO, OF which Sixty have pastors aud 100 acting pas
tos. The total additions tho past year have boon
Iosa. k ing total net gam oi 707 aud aggregate
mem bership OF 10, $751; the benevolent CONTRIBUTIONS
TOR So los, Of which $l7.698 went u
foreign MISSIONS. The largest membership IA any one
church Is ~ Rutland 45a Tho FIRST. Ia Burlington,
has 438
The Kov. Thomas X. Bacon, son Of DR.. Leonard
Bacon, OF Now Haven, Is expected 10 take charge OF
the Congregational Cnurch ut Ierro Hauto, Ind.
Rev. George i. Herrlck, ID. d., Missionary OF tho
American Board to turkey, has arrived IN this coun-
recuperation. Ho Is direct IRON Constantinopic, has
been tnere through all the troubles ana has not
brought back very favorable mpression OF Turkish
Character aud Turkish why's. Dr. Herrck Is QUO OF
tho able men Of tho Turkish mission, and has been
Tor acting one oi tho Committee OF Revision
aud Translation OF tho Scriptures into tho turkish
He has como West.
tho average ministerial age of the 1sl ordained
Congregational IN the state Maiue Is 70
years. OF 4S without pastoral charge "a years. OF the
Others (l33, l5n years Of the ordainsd ministers,
have been IN the ministry from so 10 63 year,,
average 81 years 10 from IL TO 80 years. average ~
years; 81 from 81 10 years, average 80 years. 81
IRON II 80 years. average 70 years. IL from IL TO 20
years average IL years. "a IRON ~ ii years, aver
Professor Swing has returned after a i've months
vacation ana Resumed his work IN Chicago. IL was
fcsrcd last spring that tho Professor MAS recoversby
disqualified ny ill-heaith from further work; but no
has como back, not robust. yet sufficiently strong
to 20 forward with his pulpit and pastoral work.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
President Canal, OF Hayti, has sent letter to the
Pope expressing the venersliou and respect OF "the
people OF Hayti" Tor tue Vicar OF Christ, aud sub
scrbing himself 'your most devoted sou"
Rev Father sumner, who has occupied tho posi-
ton OF Minister OF tho Novitiate Frederick City,
Md Tor tho past year, has been succeeded oy tho Row
Father Toner. Tho former minister has been trans
ferred to the nrst preiectship OF Georgetown Col
iegc, Georgetown. ID. G.
Rev. ). Rabbla assistant pastor OF 81 Peters
st. Mary Star OF the sea, Baltimore, AS assistant.
Rev. George Devnc, assistant pastor Of ST. Mary
Star OF tho sea-, has besn transferred to 81. Peters
Church. Westsrnport as pastor, aud Kew ID. Dow ulf
boon transferred from Wsslcrnport to 81 Peters
Churen, Washington, ID. e., as assistant Rev.
Father Manly, recently ordained at Mount ST. Mary's
College. has been appointed assistant pastor to ST.
AIMS Church, York Road, baltimore. ST. Bernard
Church Is now reopencd and 10 attended from 81.
Amos.
~ Patrick's Church, Belfast, 0hio dedicated a
few sundays ago by the Bishop OF Columbus.
Very Rev Dr.. John McCaiirey, X. D., has resigned
the pastorship OF Mount st. Mary's Charch, Baiti-
mors and the Rev. Dr. Wattersoa has boon appoin
TO the vacancy.
rne Rev. Is. Godolpnin Osborne, son OF Lord $. q.
Osborne has the living OF Dunston ana been
received IN 70 tue Cathonc Church.
Rev Father Gafnoy, missionary priest. who has
been CONNECTED with tho Novitiatc OF baltimore Tor
past Twelve niIcen yosrs has been Transferred
ny Rev. Father Brady, Provincial OF Maryland, 70
Providence, X. l., wbtthor no departed on honuay
last Father Ganncy's ministerial duties wcro de-
voted " tho TOUR mission charges OF tho CAtholic
Church at Peicrsvis, Urbaua, Mddictown aud tho
hanor, all vi when Indicate marked prosperity IN nj
testatiou OF his fostering influence aud guidance.
Father Guida, Tor many years Professor Vf Phtl-
osophy at Georgetown College, ID. G., has gone Ia
Bosom College, aud Father West, who was Professor
OF Poetry twenty years ago a. Georgetown College.
will be Father Guda's succossor
Eullx EArIuliy. pAslOr of 81. JAmca' Oh uIch.