The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23
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skN sytsriAn church. Greene s.ress
Al the Canal sssee' rf~ Ter McKelvey will preach Z
Canal, the Rev. Alexsn> "a o,c,ock
half past ten and halfpsss thru ION fn,sconan rh,
At the Church OF the Resurrecs ,avepue the rscto.
hfth street. few doors east Of sxt ,lfpast ten A
Rev Edward 0'Flagg will preach 1t h church an m,
The Rev. DIR. wescott will preach In u seventh ana
south side Of Forty second street, between
Eighth avenues, at half-past ten A. NJ and
seven NJ, on the Flower Of Babel" 49,.
The Row. c. b. Smyth viii preach in Dun1efA. !,
Reformed Presbyterian church. Myrtle avenrA. !
hafpast ten A. NJ. subect-"why men MOI ssSA
who hear the Gospel" :
Al St. Pauls church. Hoboken, the rector Rev. v.
Bruce will hold to-day the appointed services Subject
of the sermon In the morning-''The Remembrance %
Sin the Altar" Subject Of discourse in the even
ng-"Dead unto Sin; but Alive God"
Al the South Baptist church. Twenty Afth street. neat
Eighth avenue the Rev. Haisey w. Knapp will preach
today, usual. at hafpast ssn in the morning. and
. quarter TO eight in tho evening.
At the Baptist Mariners Temple Oliver street. the Rev
j. l.. Hodge, d. d., pastor there will be expostory
lecture on the book Of Jonah ~ half past ten A. n
Sunday school at two p H. Preaching at a quarter ts
eight p n Subject sThe Second Coming of our Lssd"
At the Broadway Tabernsris church the Rev. DR. Post,
of st. Louis, will preach At half past ION NJ and -
quarter TO eight P. NJ.
G0veKuOr
son will presch to the soldiers at the New York stsS
Soldiers Depot Nos 50 and 50 Howard street. ns.s'
Broadway this afternoon at haxpast three O'Clock.
The Messenger 8. s. Snow, VIII preach on 'The Macs
Of Sn," thres r. NJ, in Jones' Assembly Rooms No. ,
e56 Broadway.
religious discussion between orthodox Christians aud
spiritualists- Is sprtalism trues" DID
Christ rise from the deadp-wl he Id this afternoon
al three o'clock and this evening, at eight O'Clock. II
Metropolitan Ha H. Sixth avenuei near Eighth street.
THE PRoTEcroRY DESTITUTE CATHOLIC BOYS.
lie Boys will be laid by the Most Reverend Archbishop Of
New York. on the farm, near Weschester village this
Third Harlem thencosby fremont,
and by omnibus from that point to the grounds Trains
viii also leave Twenty sixth street aud Fourth avenue
=. NJ and the steamer CISCO from Peck slip 8k A. n.
and l2}s p NJ, touching Not Of Eighth'street
LAYING THE CORNER STONE or ST. PErER's cATHO!
Lie CHURCH, HARTF0RD-IMPREssIvR CKREMo-
[Yrom the Hartford Courant, July III
The corner stone Of st. Peters church. now in process
of erection Main street, the South Green,
lard yesterday afternoon with appropriate ceremonies
platform had been erected to accommodate those whs
to participate In the exercises and shortly aftes
four o'clock 1t occupied by Right Row. Bishop
Mcfarland Of this diocese, embracing Connecticut and
lows-Rev Fathers Lynch OF this city OBrian Of New
Haven Lenihan Of Bridgeport, Lynch and ONen
OF Mddleown, Kelley Of Providence Formerly Of Hart
ford OReiley Of Rockville Pagan Of Collinsve WEIGH
and Smith Of Meriden, Tuy OF Thompsonvlle Nius OF
Of 81 Paroi Catbes1a IN There we're
al thousand people present. the street bong blocked up
for considerable distance. Bishop Mcfarland con-
Quoted tho exercises In the orde and according TO tho
ritual Of the Holy Catholic Church. reading the Lany -
the Saints the clergy responding. II was an impressive
in the worship with much fervor A large number Of
young girls aayed In white dresses and ves and
crossed Thsse were confirmed in the csihoa faith in
the morning, two hundred and hfty having taken tbs
go and s
and influential organizations In their several regalias
After the sacred obligations had been imposed, and The
dedcatoy worship concluded the stone hoisted and
put in position Within it were placed, In q sealed
metallic box tho following
Silvor coins; copper coins.
Hartford daily pspers--the Cosrant, TINES Pres and
Catholic paper-rhe Now York Tablet and the Boston
A parchment which written the names Of tho
church and IT. pastor and the names Of the Pope reign
ing the President OF tho United States, Governor Of Con-
necticut, architect and buildors
1t intended 70 have in the box the constitutions
Of tho three societies named above but they NOT
handed In until tho box had been scaled
This proceeding gone through with the people present.
tribute for tho benont Of tho church, and thoy did
with marked nberality Several subscriptions OF one
been counted early last evening bot was estimated
that from two thousand TO twenty nvc hundred dolaS
donated The Bishop then delivered his dedicatory
address, which brief and It's language well chosen
for the occasion Blessing impaired IN conclusion
BY the Bishop, and tho assemblnge dispersed
This church Is 10 be in tho Gothic style Of architecture
(thrtecnh century, built wholly Of Portland rsestoas,
and It's ground dimensions are: front, ls4 feet, with
depth OF 1853 feet Tho andapre will be 100 fsst
high The internal arrangements will b Of eleganl
character Wood work Of black walnut ceilings grained
rubbed with s.ucco and ornamental bases az the inter
sections, broad aslcs, with very deep chanccl richly
ornamentcd, with rude screen, and stained glass sky
light are part Of tho plan The church WIN seat twenty
two hundred porsons and will cost about $40 0Oo The
architect James Murphy, Of Proydence the builders,
Danil Moriarty and Christopher Boyle Il Is expected
September and tho church beeady for occupancy during
the winter The congregation Is very large and 10 pre-
sided over by Father Lynch