Peter and St. Paul, and the four evangelists are depicted in six windows -- three on each side. These figures are executed in the best style of modem stained glass; they stand on floriated Gothic pedestals of gold, siirmounted by a rich canopy of the same. At the foot of the pedestal a gold escutcheon, containing the name of each apostle and evangehsL The whole were made to order, expressly for this church, at St. Omers in France.

Adjoining the church on the west i'. the new divinity school of St. Joseph ; the grounds are extensive, and in a state of high improvement.

THE TOWN OF WEST FARMS. 531

T;-,c collegiate year commences on the first Monday of September. A-.cragc number of students about 130.

Rose Hill place has been successively the property of the families of Corsa Watts, and Brevoort, from whom it passed to Horatio Shephard Moat, who sold it in 1836 to the present proprietor.

The "Home of the Incurables " was first started by the Rev. Washington Rodman, then Rector of Grace church, West Farms, in that village, in the year 1866. Its officers were : --

President : Besj. H. Field.

Vice-Presiden is : AIaetct E. Geeexk, "Wm. H. GmoN.

Treasurer : Heney J. Cammasx.

Secretary : R. A. McCuEDT.

Pastor and Superintendent : Rev, Washington Rodman.

CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION OF THE "HOME FOR IN- CURABLES."

In conformity -with the provisions of the act entitled, " An Act for the Incorpor;itiou of Benevolent, Chaxitcble, Scientitic and Missionary Societies," passed tlie l-2tli day of April, ISIS, and the several acts ameudatory thereof, and supplementary thereto, the subscribers of full age, citizens of the United States and of the State of New York, and residents within tlie city of New York, in said State, being desirous to associate themselves together for the purpose of establishing and managing a Hospital and Home for Incurables, and to be a body politic and corporate for tliat pm-pose, do hereby make and sign this certificatt.