The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-14
Religious intelligence.
SERVICES TO-DAY

SERVICES TO-DAY.
Tere VIII % preaching to-day 1t the Central Pesbyte-
ran church. Brooms street, two blocks east OF Broadway
BY the pastor, Rev. r. Dunn, q halrpast ten A. n
end haif.paa seven p. NJ
BY invitason Of Governor Fenton tho Rev. Sidney A.
Corey will preach 10 the soldiers at the Now York State
Soldiers Depot 80 and 80 Howard street. near broadway
this afternoon, at half-past three O'Clock.
Al Forty second Street Presbyterian church. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues there will be preaching o.
day, ct hafpast ten NJ and haafpast seven p NJ, by
the PASTOR Rev. W. A. Scott D. D. The subject in tho
svcning-"Danel cast into the dan Of lions" Daniel w.
Services will be held to-day at Beecker Street Univer
sast church, corner OF Downing street. Rev. X Lee,
pastor elect supplying the desk Services at hs-past
ton A. N. and half-past seven p. NJ.
Rev. Theodore Irving IL D. the rector viii preach
to-day, az half past ten A. ~ and hafpast sevcn r NJ
At tho Church of the Mediator, oornor Of Thirticth
strect and Lexington Anniversary Of the Sunday
Bcnool at haff-past three p. NJ
The installation ceremonies attending the Inauguration
Of Rev. G. L Demarest pastor Of the Second Univcr
sast church, Second avenue Of Eleventh street,
will place this afternoon at three O'Clock Tho
stailatou sermon will be delivered BY the Rev. e. II.
Chaplin, d. ID.
discourse on tho moral influence OF the theatre will
be delivered at the Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal
church, this evening, at quarter 70 eight O'Clock, by
Rev. q. A. Hubbsll.
jcct Of The Church and the Stage" at the Church Of the
Restoration, corner Of Monroe place and Clark street. in
Brooklyn this evening.
Al the Spring street Presbyterian church there will bs
preaching Al ten this forenoon BY the Rev d.
Wilson, and at haIfpast three In the afternoon by the
Rev. Howard Crosby, d. ID.
Row Dr. Irwin, of Philadelphia will preach to-day at
the Lee avenue Reformed Dutch church, Brooklyn. at
half past ten and four O'Clock, and the Rev. Mr. Burns
Of Canada West who has been listened to with much
interest In New York during anniversary week, will
preach In the evening at eight O'CLOCK.
There viii be q discourse this evening, by Rev. Dr.
Cheever, In the Church OF the Purans Union square,
frage the coored race Services at hall past
There viii also be the usual morning service at half past
ton O'Clock.
There will discussion At METROPOLITAN HALL o5 Sixth
avcnre this evening at hafpast seven O'clock upon the
subject edo Medicines Act Upon the Living sysemp"
The opening address win DO BY Dr. Trait The doctor
euro Of the Siberian Plague.n
There win be preaching at the English Lutheran church
Of s. James, Fifteenth street between Second and Third
avenues. Rev. q. NJ. Schumacher, OF East0n, Pa, viii
preach both morning and evening at the usual hours
The Rev. William Binel will preach sjn French, in the
chapel OF the Church OF tho Incarnation, Madison
nue. (entrance Til nth stree at quarter before
eleven O'Clock this morning.
mission, conducted by the Redemptlonist Fathers
viii be opened at 81 Pcters church, Barclay street. TO-
sermons win be preached at this hour at three
and at half past seven o'clock.
Rev. Thomas Armitagc, D. d. will preach In the Madi-
at hapast three O'Clock 10 the afternoon and at half
past seven O'Clock In the evening 10 the chapel Of the
Firth avenue Baptist church, adjoining, on Forty sixth
street.
Today there will DO services at g. AIMS church. on
Eighteenth street. near Fifth avenue. The Rev. E. Ben
jan will ocate al three quarters past and half
past ten in the forenoon and half past three 10 the
afternoon the latter services being for deaf mutea The
Rev. James A. N. Iatrournette will preach at the samo
place 81 half-past seven In the evening.
The second annual meeting Of the Union Christian A.
ISOLATION will be held this evening in the Church OF the
halfpast seven O'Clock. Rev. DR. Ferris will preside,
and addresses will be made BY DrS Vermilyea, A. II.
vinou, Rice and Bishop McIlvans
Al the Church of the Resurrection Episcopa Thirty
nth street. few doors of Sixth avenue the rector
Rev. Edward o. Flag, will proach this morning and
evening, At the usual hours.
The Rev. Haiscy W. Knapp will preach at the Broad
way and Forty seventh Hail at half past in the
morning and halfpast in tho evening There will
be lecture Tuesday evening eight o'clock. Prayer
meeting On Friday evenings eight Sunday school at
The Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Murrny
Hill Baptist church. Of Thirty seventh and
Lexington avenue this day. at haIfpast 10 the
ing and at bali past seven in the evening.
There will be services At the French Church du 81.
Esprt Twenty second street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues half past 10 forenoon and at half past
three In the afternoon, by the Rev. Dr. Verreu rector
The Rev j. w. SchacKicford OF 'the House of Prayer"
Newark, n j., will oaciate at the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the Rsdecmer at Yorkve Eighty nth street.
between Second and Third avenues hsifpas ten In
the forenoon and Of halfpas seven IN the evening.
The dedication services At the Ross street church.
b. 1 :. v 70 1
whose auspices this building was erected was organized
IN May, 1884, and At that tine numbered only thirty eve
shipping in the chapel or Christ church, Broadway, E.
d. The new ednce occupies two full lots while the
g the chapel has The entire cost Of he
church, chapel, &c, will probably reach 500, ooo
THE NEW GREENE STREET SYNAGOGUE.
This new congregation Is now fairly started. AZ
hstA A.
solved 70 endow the new klish with tho name Ardas
Anshi Ammo was also resolved to hire the Greene
more An election being held for temporary board Of
trustees 70 serve unt regular election takes place re
suited 10 the choice Of the following gentlemen: wm
Horn, Rev. Assel Leo H. Leszynsk A. 3. Strasburger
NJ. woolt Marx Harris and L ". Mlcbels. The eonsre-
CATION starts under the most favorable auspices and bids
fair 70 permanently succeed
NEW SYNAGOGUE TO BE BUILT.
The temple Ardas Jeshurun have purchased lots In
Thirty-nDth street, Seventh avenue, and pre-
pairing to erect thereon splendid house OF worship
THE DAT or MARRIAsEs.
day has boon named BY tho Hebrews the Lag Ber-
omerthe day Of marriages. To the sraolites tho day
which the step Of marriage is TO be taken fred and
Atopement have no positveness In their insttu
ton Why this is, except ~ being what the old Phari-
scans used TO term the tradition OF the snc no
valid reason can DO assigned but 10 nevertheless the
fact the epoch has been adopted for many hundreds Of
as the time specially sci apart for the performance
| Hebrew calendar can readily Be imagined. Merchants
mechanics and lawyers taor miinen and dress
makers now reap rich hsrvess by Of the wedding
preparations and the Jewish mnistsrs like Jesburun
their prototype, now "wax fatr With the profason OF
gladness and national currency.
To-day, therefore, the synsgosues Of this city viii Be
open; their bells yin rug their chimes; the banquet
tables Will be spread 10 numerous homes, and Joy will
reign supreme We spprehcnd that many OF ouf Chris
an regoniss viii b. tempted 10 orsake their churches
70 be present and witness The ceremonies Of the ns
gogus
coNoRBo ArioNAL CONFERENCES.
The meetings OF the various congregational bodies are
| 10 occur this year ~ follows
Michigan General Association Battle creek, May 10
Ksnsas General Association Wyandote May Ind ana
General Association, Kokomo, May 49, Illinois General
| Association. Peoria, May "a Ohio Congregational Con
ference Mansfield, Nay 81. Iowa General Asso ison,
McGregor June I. Canada Congregational unoo, To-
ronto, June g. Rhode Island Congreg atIona Confer.
epce, Providence jane ID National Congregational Con
veuon, Boston, June Oregon General Association,
| Albany, June Is Vermont General Convention, Bur.
| hngton, june 90. Connecticut General Association,
Windsor Locks, June 20 Mussachusets General Asro.
| etatio Jup Main IN Con Pei