The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11

The Rev. J. wechser. of New Haven. Conn, has
accepted call TO ST. Paul, MINI. gone thther.
He mnistered for four years Hebrew coDgresa.
tiou IN New Haven founded benevolent society and
did much good among them. He leaves with The best
wishes OF both Jews and Gentiies
since the aces lou oil Rev. Mr. Schroeder 10 the
ministry OF the congregation Edercth Of this city
Il gives evidence Of efforts on tue part OF IT'S
me m bers the cause OF Judaism The sunday school
Is now 9ute an important feature oil Jewisn religious
training
rns itev. Z u. Myers, who has been minister OF
the Eeghsh, German and Polish congregation al on
trea or the past seven years, has just retired from
that position. II
Cambridgeborough, Pa, loses the Rev. Dwight Dun
ham, VINO resigns the passionate OF The FIRST Copgresa
The SKY ninth an nuai meeting OF the American
hoard OF Commissioners tor Foreign Missions Is TO be
hsidsn Milwaukee,, Wis.,. OctsoerI.
was organized Ia 1907 and has had only SIX pastors
no one VI WHOM except the present one had been set
pastor al having dea while holding thu Office.
Rev. u. r. Scwal, pastor OF the Congregational
Gu arch Cayuga accom- PAM led by his broihers Rev.
j. 5. Sewaii, oil the Bangor (Me.) Theological SEM
t'onai charcn, wiaams.own, Mass, have sailed Tor
tour in Europe Rev. John Mrcnei, o, Lakoviis.
Livingston county, \. T., has also sailed
Oi the nineteen students in the senior class At
three 60 abroad as missionaries; Tour OF tne re.
mainder nave leids in view. One OF the students
In the special course IS settled W. d. Love, Jr, Of
thi- class, and a graduate OF humilt0n College, 10
called 10 Lancaster, Mass.
Rev w. Fisher, late OF Parishville, has removed
TO Rich ORD tTioga county, N J, where he taken
charge OF the Congreg ationai Church.
An Interesting array OF statistics Is prese by the
Congregational Coniereacc OF Minnesota There 10
the STATE ia Con gregauonal churches ana 81 mem
bers. six churches have been organized curing the
year and eighty 1.-TWO have received miss ionary aid
II always pleasant 10 see Dotn parties TO trans
action satisfied. When Rev. W. H. II. Murray left the
old Park Stree, Church, oil Boston, formed a
Murray and TIE PARK Street Church would boih be
worse for IT, But DR.. witnrow called tho
months Work are summed up as ioho~s:-rhere
have beeu $50 added 10 the church, which during tho
more than 500 the sunday school Is nearly twice
MS large as ever has been IN the six,yplne years.
history OF the church the attendance at Friday
ing service Is between 400 and 500 entirely filing the
chapel tive other largely attended prayer meetings
are held during The week, ana the income from pew
rentals Will meet all expenses OF the year, which
not oeen The case since 1873 the third year OF Mr.
Murray's MINISTRY. On the other nand, Mr. Murray's
congregation Is constantly growing It's income is
$2U, 0O0 year. The pastor receives $1,000 year,
about the same amount Is pail Tor music, and the
balance goes TO meet tho "Iucidental expenses"
ROMAN CATHOLIC
The Rev. j. =. Gilmore. pastor OF ST. Mary's Church
at Lawrence, Mass, has been presented with 81 coo
by the Irish CAtpoilc societies. OF inc city his
congregation, and goes 10 Europe on three months'
vacation.
The corner stone OF the new Roman Catholic Church
TO be built between Mastawan and keyport Will 10 land
about ths middle Of August The old church will be
uscd as school house when the Is CON-
pleted.
Rev. Father schan ial, Of Seton Hail. mas been sp-
pointed assistant 10 Rev Walter NJ A. Fleming, OF
Cnurch oil Our Lady, Orange Valley.
The new parish OF ST. Leo, lrvtugton, Will DO in
charge o. Rev. Father Fleming, OF orange Valley.
Rev Patrick Is. Murray, OF Michigan, arrived last
made a tour through Irela:d and par, OF Scotland
he returns home much improved in heath from
Europe
The inceme from the pews OF st. Francis de Sales
Church, Vernon street, Highlands, Roxbury, Mass,
for The year is less than 1000 There are !, 500
s,ttings IN The church, aud Catholic population oi
about 10, 600 IN the parish
The Italian Catholics OF Boston have presented ths
Rev. Jeachim Guerrini an address, expressing Their
esteem and gratitude account OF tho Efforts
he has maze Tor their spiritual and temporal welfare
The new Catholic Church at East Dedham will soon
be completed. though services are being held there
by Father Barry each Sunday.
There wii be completed III very short time, at
the present Fate oi work, the lne stone and brick
church when Father O'RclIy lie bui Iding on Ninth
avenue. near the Coney Island, depot Brooklyn. It's
outlines ut present show mat II VIII 10 ornament
to The neighDorh0od VOL a substantial and
capacous edilce. The cornor stone OF new church
in Ninth avenue, between sixteenth asd seventeenth
me bulls appointing Right Rev. j. j. Keans
Bishop oil Richmond wers received by Has Grace
the Most Rev. archbishop on Thursday morning
last. The consscrauon viii take place on SUNDAY,
August rs In ST. Peters Cathedral, Richmond, Va,
ana Archbishop Gibbons VIII oflciais n the cere.
mony. AL The bishops OF the Baltimore province,
with several prsates, including Bisnop Foley, OF
Chicago. from other paris OF the country, are ex-
Row. J. MCGOWAN, pastor OF Clayviile Clinton
county, and Chaplain OF Clinton prison, started Tor
Europe on The 4th The reverend gentleman was sc-
companisd by his niece whose failing health necessi-
tates q cuanQe OF air.
A new German congregation under the care Of
Father Daunenbach ana patronage Of s.. Joseph has
been established recently IN Astoria II Is posed
Daiuly OF Catholics VINO attended Wipuelo. Since
toe temporary church mas been erected the number
Of Catholics has Increased and svsrythtug 10 going
on 10 the satisfaction oil the pastor.
EPiscoPALiAs.
The Rev MT. Typg, Of ST. James Church. at
North Cambridge, Is soon to 70 US a missionary to
Japan.
accepted call IRON the ST. Peters Rpiscops Church
q Beverly.
Tue Rev. j. r. Esch has boon elected pastor Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the NATIVITY, avenue
and Sixth street, New York. Mr.. Esch has been
Tor time nnected with the rch assistant
pastor. He ministers botn TO a German and an Eng
iixh congre gaton--ths former mcsling on sundays,
iron nine " ten A. NJ and the latter from eleven ~
twelve.
Iowa gives the following statistcs:-Fsmi lies IN tho
diocese. 1875 conbrinations, $50; comm uu icants,
cnurcn slttpes oes toIsi offerings. SEQ !2y Val 10
OF church property $v6 1875; indebtedness, $50 81.
kev. Drs. Henry 9. Potter, Arthur Brooks and q.
C. Iihany, Of the Episcopal Church, are ummsring
IN Europe. DR.. Tiffany INTENDS 10 VISIT Norway ana
Sweden before he returns home
The annual meeting OF the English Church Union,
the Rituastic ASSOCIATION, recently held IN London,
Reports the number VI members now on The books M
1870 clergy aud 4,ss3 lauy.
A new rectory Ia TO be built by ST. Anus Church,
PsichoRuc, l.. l.. 10 cost $4,000 Mr. J. X. Suydam
having subscribed 81, 200 Tor that purpose.
Tue pfoJect VI spebutu EpiScop1l catneurhl iof
this diocese 10 again revived IL under consider
alton wnsn tho great panic began, anu progress
had been made, but, IKE everything else, II mad TO
yeld for the time being 20 the pressure Of the times
Ii Is said, however That ut the next meeting oil the
Diocesan Convention, IN October, The Bsnop viii DO
enabled TO announce q contribution OF $500, 900 to-
the erection fund from family alone With
such u start speedy success would be assured.
Reys :. spencer, d. d., OF the CITY College,
William ID. Walker, of tbis city, aud DR.. Charles
Airey, Of salem, Mass, have sailed for Europe.
The Rev j. j. Morton has ccepted the charge OF
the Church OF the Good Shepherd, Lexington, NJ len
The Rev +. ) Pcake mas taken charge OF tho church
AT Moorcbead, MINI.
the Rev Charles A. Poole has accepted the rector.
snip OF st. Andrews Church, New Berlin, ~ Y, to
take effect to-day.
Tue Rev. " q. scott has been elected to the
charge OF the churches at Buchanan and Fincasile,
Botetort county, Va
The Rev. j. n. Strinsiellow has been elected the
rectorship Of Meade Memorial Church, Manchester,
Va
The Rev. II. W. 1rimblc has received tho degree Of
Doctor OF Laws from the State Unvsrsty OF Arkansas
The Rev. Joseph |. Tucker mas received the degree
OF Doctor Of DIVINITY from the university II OXFORD
miss
The Rev wiIbcriorce Wells viii take charge Of the
rish nj IN ths Less Fall al Ne