The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-17
RELIGIONS REALM.
Notes From Charities and
Churches i'm All Lands.
What the Board Of Missions Is Doine-Qussn
Victoria and a French Archbishop
The Hebrew Home.

Count Arima and Viscount Kobaya-Kova two
japanese youths, have been received into the
church at Ellsdori, near Berlin.
BY the will OF the late James Walsh Of Bel Air,
Md. The sum OF over $1,000 600 has been divided
among Catholic organizations.
Ireland last year contributed S25, 900 to the
Peters Pence, while Canada, Mexico and the
United States combined contributed only
$4,000.
The new parsonage of ST. Mary's Church, Phil.
adelphia, which has been but recently occupied,
cost for building and refurIishiug between
$4,000 and $4,000.
Revs. j. J. Cougnian and P. j. Ward, s. j., of
St. Louis, received sixteen converts Into the
church. while 1900 Catholics recei we'd the sacra-
ments during recent mission In 81. PatricK's
Church, Louisville, Ky.
There are In The southern part OF Japan
$4,000 Catholics, with sixty churches and chapels
and sixty students OF theology. Eight native
students were ordained 10 the priesthood last
year, aud about the same number will be
ordained during 1890.
The Emperor of Germany has conferred the
Cross OF the Order OF the Crown on Father
Boilig, 5. j.. Second Librarian Of the Vatican
Library. The Emperor bestowed the distinctlon
In recognition OF the learned Jesuibs great
services TO The many scholars OF ali countries
who have been facilitated IN their researches by
his courteous aid.
Quite an interesting interview has taken place
al Alx-les. Balns between Queen Victoria and
Mgr. Leuleux, Archbishop OF Chambery. The
pIelate called upon Der Majesty 10 thank her for
honOrlng Aix-les- bains win a third visit aud
he seized the occasion 10 express his gratitude
for the protection accorded by the British Gov
erDment 10 French missionaries In The East.
The Queen manifested n lively satisfaction AT
the Archbi.hop's remarks, aud entered into d
long and animated conversation with his Grace
10 which Princess Beatrice, who was present,
cordially Joined. Another member of the royal
family, the Princess Louise, has been visiting
The tomb Of Plus TX, IN the Basica of San Lo-
renZo, Rome, accompanied by Father BenedetGo
da CallIri, Capuchin missionary who has spent
some time IN England.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
The Board OF Missions have devoted $40 600
TO work this year among the eoiored people of
The South
At The Farmer Village IN. VI Baptist Church
on a recent sunday. ffty-seven new members re-
celyed tile hand Of fellowship.
The church IN MuskeRon, Mich, tried the free
pew plan last year, aud md 1t works TO the sat
isfsctlou Of the people he church Will con
tiDue the same plan.
All three parishes 10 Columbia Ohio, now have
vested chOiis or boys and men.
The approaching General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South will be asked
TO elect three missionary secretaries.
The population Of Sheboygan Falls Wis., has
become SO largely German that the Congrsga-
tional Church has iet compelled to disband Its
edlhce has been sold TO the Evangelical Luz
theraDs
An island in the Mississippi River, near Lake
CITY, has been bought by ID. L. Moody, j. Il.
Woolsy, Di. &. f. Deems and others for The pur-
pose OF establishing school OF Bible study.
Sir Edward Guinness of Ireland has given
Sl,25O,OOO TO be used in tue erection OF dwell
lDgs for the poor OF London and Dublln, the
rents to be used in further development of the
scheme.
Tho New York State Convention of Sunday
schools Will be held IN DR.. MeTedIth's church. In
Brooklyn, June 10Th, 18th and 18th. Among
the speakers who have been invited TO address
the convention tue Rev. Drs. Meredith,
BehTends. Schauiiier, L. q. Hoadiey aud b. f.
Jacobs and Mr.. ID. l.. cody.
There Will be special meeting OF Bay Asso-
citation, for parting letters TO Rev Mr. Clam and
Rev. MI. CruZan and extension OF appreciation
10 Mr.. Armstrong, on Monday, May l9lh, at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms, at
halipast o'clock In the afternoon.
THE HEBREW FAITH.
The Hon. Charles RothschlId, Younger son of
Lord and Lady Rothschlld, Will be BarmitZvah
England, OF which Lady RolhschIld Is men,
Der.
The Hebrew Home Association Is about to
erect $4,000 building on the lot presented by
AdolDh Sutro They will not consolidate with
the Eureka Benevolent society.
Vacancies were lately declared In CONSTANT
D0ple Tor hve teachers OF French at the School
OF Civil Engineering. or the hundred applicants
who submitted themselves for examination the
i've successful ones were Jews.
On The 2eth day OF April Privy Councillor Dr.
hristeler OF Berlin completed his seventeen
year. In comlnemOratton OF this occurrence The
Federation OF Jewish Congregations 10 Germany,
of which DIR. hristeler Is President, established
Samuel krlsteller Fund, which will be en-
ployed In promoting technical instruction for
Jewish youths.
DIR. Loewenberg Director OF the PHYSICAL
schen- teshnlsch-n Relchsanstalt at Charlotten-
burg, near Berlin, has received The Cross OF
Knight hrst class, OF the Saxon Grand Ducal
House Order. DIR. Loewenberg one OF the most
gifted among the younger German Jews was
Regerungsrath before lie obtained his appoint.
ment Director