The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25
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teentn street, west OF avenue, the usual
day services which are by cersymen Of that denomra
ton conducted upon principles OF the utmost Puritanc
simplicity The morning services consisted simply OF
reading from the Scriptures preceded by hymn with
which tho services were opened, prayer, followed by
second hymn, and the sermon Of the PASTOR tho Rev.
f. Blake, second PRAYER hymn and tho benedicton
concluding. The thesis Of the reverend gentleman's
remarks was based upon an sysageica exno,ss.on 70
grcgaon 10 goodness OF life and nveghed against tho
apathy Of the world In relation to religious things con-
GLIDING with words OF warning 70 the apaihetc One OF
interesting features Of the day exercises
the Sunday school concert which took place At two
O'Clock in the afternoon. and was the occasion Of
large gathering This exercise over the Juveniles OF
the CONGREGATION dismissed 20 the study Of their
bsnsdciioa. The sunday school N connscton with tbs
congregation IL ono OF the largest and most carefully
msnased ~ In , sns, ps o. tho city and : made me
out among the people iD It's vicinity The usual sfser
service and sermon took place kafpast seven
O'Clock.
Allies street Meshsdiss Episcopal Church.
The ercnng services at the Alien street McthodSs
Episcopal church we'll attended yesterday. In the
absence Of the regular pastor the Rev. T. Clover Of
Hartford onHcsied. He chose for his text "ye have
foaksn the fountain Of living wstsrs and hewed unto
yourselves broken csterns that hold no WATER The
reverend gentleman, N his DISCOURSE dealt severe
pared with religion, and concluded by contrasting
the roihngness Of Ill earthly uents 10 the I'M
PsfSshUe ivy VI us kibkuom " 0oo-
Lexisgsen Avesue Presbyseriaa Church.
Al tails church, located on the southwest corner of
Lexington and Forty sixth street. the nsonthly
concert and meeting Of the Sabbath school held
tsrday afternoon. The Sunday school children occupied
the pews on either aide Of the principal AISLE and from
time 20 time sang selections from the hymna very
earnest prayer was delivered BY Mr. b McDufhs sud
. pquant All pleasing address made by Mr. r y.
Brower ~ whom the teachers exhored 70 DO heiv
duty NE scholars 10 pay attention the nssrucstous
gwen them and the others prcecn aid the good WORK
by All possible means He interpreted his remarks
With amusing and pertinent anecdotes which were well
received and save evident satisfaction.
The Five Points Mission.
There are about I've hundred children as the present
time attached 10 the Mission school in tho five Points
and the Sunday Afternoon services which the little
ones attend body, and blend their voices 10 praise
the Almighty, 10 one Of the Impressive and cdi.
flying sights 10 witness that be imagined YESTERDAY
ths ones their agss varying from three TO sixteen
yeS congresas1 the large school room OF tho build
ing and after receiving instructions classes from COM
pccn and Jealous oachsr they joined Their VOICES In
hymns Of praise 10 God. The singing exceIlenI
both oint n time and execution, and duet swsetly
gwen BY little eiri OF about ten. and boy Of eight
years Of age, OF more than ordinary merit the |
services we're presided BY Mrs. W. n. skdmore
assisted BY humber Of ladies' and gentlemen Ths |
Rev ~ shanos the Superintendent OF the Mission AZ
the conclusion OF the exercises invoked IN prayer /
blessing upon all present. on Thanksgiving Day sub
ssArnsi dnpsf vii es prepared jw shs children. aud