The Washington herald., 1911-06-04

their several cities. In some Of the case:
the men were needed in supreme degree
! in the cities where they were. New York
however, with her larger stipends ant
greater opportunity. the latter real ol
imagined. drew the men away.
The highest salaried ministers In Amer
lea, probably in the world, are the Rev
DR.. William T. Manning, of Trinity, New
York, and the Rev. DR.. john Henry ,Jow
EFT, New York, the one Episcopal, tn,
other Prebyterians. With stipend ant
house allowance their pay approaches
10000 year each; and these salaries ol
any others of the ten recently called arr
not overiiberal, for expenses are enor
nous. Were the salaries not at thes'
high figures only wealthy men could af
ford to accept the positions. II is no
that great men demand big pay; tns
salaries are made what they are simply
TO meet conditions.
The new dean of the Cathedral OF st
John the Divine. the Rev. DR.. William
NJ. Grosvenor. and the new pastor of the
Brick Church, the Rev. DR.. William p
Merrill. receive 81, 600 year each. Chicago
suffers that New York may have one q
these men. The Rev. DR.. Malcolm Jane,
Mcleod, recently from the Pacific Coast
the new pastor of ST. Nicholas Dutcr
Church. the oldest in New York. receives
$751; a year. The Coast suffered thai
New York might have him. just as Il
did when the Rev. DR.. w. H. Foulkes, Of
Portland. went to Rutgers Church. New
York, at $4,000 a year.
The Rev. Howard c. Robbins. a New
England man. lately in charge Of a New
Jersey suburban church. goes to the In
carnation, New York, at $4,000 a year
Finally, the Rev John Woodbridge. leav'
t. Ial yr
Trinity Chapel. New York. at $500, and
the Rev. Theodore Sedgewick. doing q
great work in st. Paul and needed in the
Northwest. went to Calvary. New York
at 800. London has never drained Eng
land to an extent that New York drain:
other American cities at the present mo.
ment.
Not few of these salaries are higher
than their figures Indicate, since houses
are provided, and houses mean much in
New York. Nor are these the only high.
salaried ministers New York maintains
Indeed, these are merely the recruits OF
one fairly active spring season. The Rev
DR.. David James Burrell. of the Marble
Collegiate Dutch Church. receives SIS, ,OOt
a year: the Rev. DIR. Charles f. Jefrer-
son. OF the Broadway Tabernacle. 81. 900;
the Rev. DR.. Ernest II. Stires. of St
Thomas Church. $1,000; the Rev. DR..
Leighton Parks. of St. Bartholomew $,
81. .00O; the Rev. DIR. Charles L.. Slattery.
Of Grace Church. $1,000: the Rev. DR..
Newell Dwight Hills. of Plymouth
Church. 5000. and the Rev. DR.. William
Carter. of the Madison Avenue Reformed,
$4,000. Like the others. most of these are
provided with houses. and, like all OF :he
others. they are under expenses that
preachers in smaller cities are not COM
PEELED to bear.
Bishop Harding has just received a
copy OF The Coronation Service OF
Their Majesties. King George V and
Queen Mary"
II is n book of considerable size the
outside Of which Is gotten UP most beau
tifully in colors and bears within. on its
title page. this inscription:
The form and order of the service
monies that are TO he observed in the
coronation of their majesties in the Alb
hey Church Of st. Peter. Westminster.
on Thursday. the 22d day Of June. 1871
The service consists OF the Litany and
holy communion. together with special
features suitable 10 the crowning OF a
king and queen. The rubrics-printed in
red. as aforetime-prescribe everything
very fully. The following directions are
given:
In the morning. upon the day Of the
coronation. early. care Is to be taken
that the ampulla be filed with OIL and
together with the spoon, be laid ready
upon the altar in the Abbey Church.
The archbishop and bishop assistant
being already vested in their copes the