The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-09

ceedingly interesting character.
fixns Tor the rebuilding OF fremont Temple. Bos-
ton. have ut length been decided upou aud tho work
OF rebuilding VIII go forward without delay. Very
important changes will be made in the whole build
ing The audience room will DO lowered stoI y
and be made more easy Of IL in expected 10
seating capacity of 7O0 with two balco MES
The Work OF restoration will occupy abou. six
months.
Il. f. Bsyliss. pastor of Maple River Baptist Church.
Mich. coveted his neighbours wife and away
TO Canasa with her. leaving invalid wife and
era little children destitute. Returning visit his
forgiving wife he found that his wronsed neighbor
was not so gracious. lie now lies in jail awaiting
| trial
The Port Richmond IS. L. Baptist Church is er-
joying u revival conducted by Rev. Dr. A. 5. Walsh.
OF this city. and the pastor, A. s. Gunibart num-
Der have already prolessed conversion.
The Baptist Church in Niles. Mich. of which Rcv.
G. S. Bailey. ID. D.. is pastor. will dedicate new
house of worship to-day. Eiles is the place where
Isaac Mccoy established tho Carey Mission among
the indians on the ST. Joseph River IN 1922 and had
there q school OF seventy or eighty Indian youths.
But now the city of Niles takes its place.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The entire Catholic world is preparing to solcm
pize the jubilee OF the Immaculate Conception. which
falls on the Sth of December next, aud Pope Lee
NIL. by decree lately published accordingly
grants to all Catholics plenary indulgence on the
day OF the feast or on one OF the days OF the octave
OF the immaculate Conception.
Tho restoration of the old converts in Spain is
going OF. The first convent of the Capuchins has
just been reopencd in the province of Va1cnciathe
monastery OF Ia Ma,aena, near the city Of Valencia.
ut the late assemblagc or the capuchin Order in this
country Just held in Mount calvary Fond d Lac
county, Wisconsin. there Uu: few changes
made. viz.:-For New York. Rev. II. Bonayentura.
elected cnstos, viii make his residence i'll Appleton
Wis. In his place is appointed Rev. r. Daniel, who
will be assisted by Rev. z. Luis. from Milwaukee.
For milwaukee, no other change is made. The Rev.
p. Franciscus will stay III Fond du Lac Wis.
The Archbishop of Toronto Canada. who has been
visiting the Pope was to have sailed from Liverpool
city to-day His cathedral is to have $4,000 organ
put in next spring.
The anniversary of the dedication of the Church
of Our Lady of Grace. Hoboken. which was opened
last year with such u solemn ceremonial, will be
| commemorated to-day. Father Corrigan has Sc
cured as preacher for the morning Father Matthew
Hunt, .. NJ l.. aud for the evening Father Felix Far
reilly, OF st. James, New York.
Father Damen. s. j.. the we'll known missionary,
who has been in St. Teresa's Church, Brooklyn will
open q mission to-day in Father Cody church. ST.
James, Newark. N. ). Everywhere that Father Da-
men goes he continues to draw crowds anxious to
hear him.
To-day the Dominican Fathers Daily. Lilly and
Hoban will open mission i'll St. Patrick's Church.
Pittsburg. Pa, and next Sunday Fathers McKenna
and QUINN of the same Order. will open in Lock
port, N Y.
The anniversary solemn requiem mass for the re-
OF the soul Of the Rev. John Il. Mcdonald late
pastor OF the Church of the immaculate Conception.
Brooklyn, L. D.. will be celebrated that church
next Wednesday morning. large number Of
clergy men from the Brooklyn and neighboring do
ceses will be III attendance.
EPIscoPALIAN
The diocese Of Central New York. according to the
latest reports. contains los parishes. OF which only
AZ are sef-supporting, and the rest miss onary
parishes There are l25 churches. So parsonages 90
clergymen and l2033 communicates. The Sunday
LII
S,469 scholars. The value of church property is
Sl.5oooOo and the annual contributions of the do
$l73, S04 81.
During the past eleven years the Clergymen's Mu-
tual Insurance League of New York has paid to the
heirs of deceased members 1919 29 of which $26347
was paid during the fiscal year ended last month.
The minimum benefit to the families OF such men,
bers die this current fiscal year is to be 600
The growth of the Church III the diocese of Iowa
under Bishop Perry episcopate has been very great
In 1876, for instance. there 2,6S9 couimuni-
cants Now there are 3sa9 There were $40 teachers
am Cow fbara
AL teachers and 1914 Sunday school scholars.
Five churches have been built and parishes
ganized during those three years, aud So cIer-
gymen supply the spiritual wants of the diocese.
Its offerings for church and benevolent objects have
reached the SUN or 33 during the three
METHODIST.
Tho Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society
building house in Piazza Poll Rome. beside their
church. for the pastor, who is the well known
priest Lanna formerly professor OF bellies eres in
the Catholic college.
The New York Conference Temperance Society has
held conventions and fifteen anniversaries
besides numerous mass meetings. since it's organiza-
ton. Other conferences are falling in line and copy
Amanda smith, the colored evangelist. we'll known
at all the camp meetings OF the country has to
South India to engage in revival work among the
churches In that country.
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Church. Whining
ton Conference, Delaware, will be dedicated to-day.
| Bishop Haven and Dr. Mallalieu will oficiate.
| Philadelphia Methodism is to have Sunday
School Teachers Institute November %, IL and II.
1t is be held in the Trinity Church. Rev b. VIM
cent presiding. Normal class lessons will be given
Bible origin. construction evidences. interpreta-
| ton. history. geography and doctrine. by Rev.
Messrs. Swindells. Morrow. Medley. Stubs Broad
bent ana Harding. Evening addresses will be given
by Bishop Simpson. Rev. Dr. II. w. Warren and
others. Messrs. A. y. Van Lennep and Frank Beard
are expected to assist in their respective lines.
The Rev. DR.. Trimble, of Columbus, Ohio, who is
here member of the Missionary Committee, has
been here in that capacity TWEEN years He
- member OF the Book Committee Tor eight years.
and both offices filed by the General Confer
ence quadrennialy it shows the very great conf
dence which the Church reposes in the Doctor. lie
Is the son of former Governor of Ohio. The Rev.
w. H. Kincaid. Of the Pittsburg Christian Adrocdte,
who Is here also, has been elected o delegate
to the next General Conference. For twenty two
years he has been secretary of the National Assoca-
ton of Local Preachers.