The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

Services To-Day.

work. The Nan or Prayer" Mr.. Philip Phillips VII
sing.
Rev. wm- p Corbs pastor Of the Seventeenth street
Methodist Episcopal church. between First and second
avenues, will preach this morning and evening
The eleventh annual meeting Of the Society for the
Increase Of the Ministry viii BE- held this evening. The
sermon will be preached by the Rev. William !. Nor
gam D. d. in Christ church, corner Fifth avenue and
Thryntth street. public meeting will bs held In st.
AIMS church, Eightssnth street, near Fifth avenue,
next Tuesday evening half past seven o'clock Ad
dresses expected from Right Rev. Bishop Nelly. ORA
Huntington Ltllsjohn, Burgess and Beckwtn and Rev.
c. n. Chandler
A. st Stephens Episcopal church, Rev. Dr. Price,
rsctor will hold divine service to-day At halfpast ton
A. N. and haIf-past seven P. ~, IN the hall at the
northwest Broadway and twenty eighth street.
sermon by the rector.
At ST. Anns free church. Eighteenth street. near Firm
avenue, to-day, Rev. DR.. Gsaudst will preach OF half
past seven A. and three p NJ, the latter service for
deaf mutss; Rev. Eas,burn BENZ at haifpast ten
A. n, and Rev. Stephen +. Holmes At hslf-past seven
The evening sermon will DO interpreted Tor osai
mutes.
At the Upper Church OF the Ascension Thirty fourth
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues entrance ON
Thirtyioursh street. Everett building services al
haf-past ten A. N. and half.past seven +. NJ
Bishop Snow viii preach in the University Washing
ton square, to-day, three NJ seats tres Subject,
ThsMoman on the Beast" Rev., chap II.
Al Calvary church. Fourth avenue corner Of Twenty
first street. the Right Rev Bishop Coke will ofcats To-
day aal past ten O'Clock morning and hapast
three in the afternoon.
At the Church Of the Strangers large chapel Of the
University, Washington square Rev. DR.. Deems will
preach to-day az BALI past ten morning aud half
past seven In tho evening Strangers cordially nvhsd
At the Church OF the Reformation, Fifeth Ct be-
tween Second and Third avenues, Kew. ABBOTT Brown
wal preach today services at quarer 10 eleven IN .he
morning and four 10 the afternoon Sunday school al
baf-past tso in the al ernoon.
At the Catholic Apostolic church. Sixteenth street. be
tween sixth and Seventh avenues preaching Sunday
evening a. half past seven Oh the "Ncarness Of the
Coming OF the Lord"
At the Canal street Presbyterian church, in Greene
street. Canal, Rev. Mr. Lyle will preach at hapast
ten and hapast throe O'Clock
AT tho Forty second street Presbyterian church, be-
tween seventh and Eighth avenues, services, by Divine
PERMISSION by Rev. W. A scott, D. D. a, half past
this morning and half past this evening In the
evening" the discourse postponed from last Sunday even
ing, Jacops First Journey From Home. or the Young
Man Seting Out in Lfen Young people especially in
viled.
Mr. H. L. Hastings Of Boston, breaches to-day at the
opening of tbs star Of Hope Mission rooms "A Laurens
above Canal, at half-pas this morning, and
two Ni,d seven O'Clock this evening "fne Poor Have
the Gospel" Love least at eight O'Clock
At the old John Me,hods Episcopal church the
pastor, Rev. W. H. De Puy will preach at hzpast ton
o'clock in tho morning. and Rev. Gilbert de La Ma yr,
OF Wyoming, at seven O'Clock in The evening The one
hundred and first anniversary OF this church will be held
0ctcber %.
fnere will DO services to-day the chapel OF Rutgers
Female College, Fifth avenue, st halfpast ten O'CLOCK
tho morning and half seven O'Clock in the evening"
by Rev. u. .. Flagg, d. ID.
i:sv Charles E. Bake Of Maine having accented the
ca. of the Free Will aud Open Communion Baptist
cnssa, West Seventeenth street, 10 become its pastor.
Will preach every sabbath AZ hapast ten O'Clock 10 the
rori:pg aud nalf-pas seven ock IN the evening.
s1sbAh school at half past o'clock in morning
sad Al two O'Clock in the afternoon.
~ x. Johns Methodist Episcopal church. between
Br4s~wsy aud Eighth avenue there wifi be preaching by
tie pastor, the Rev g. q Esray Al ha-past ten A. N.
Moral sna Evening" oS
Rstod." Sunday school ~ niue and Two.
The Right Rev. Horatio Southgae, D. d., will preach
this evening in 81. Ambrose church. corner Prince and
Thompson Streets in aid OF the industrial school OF the
parish.
John W. Edmonds discoursas before the Spiritualist
Society at Dodworth Hail. At hafrast soven o'clock.
converted reverend ciscourses at past o'clock.
Mra c. Fannie Allyn, trance speaker will discourse
before the SprtuAlsts Society, at Masonic Hall, liza
East Thirteenth street ten O'Clock this morn
Ing and haif.past seven o'clock this evening Confer
1t three O'Clock IN the afternoon.
81. ANUS Free Church for Deaf Mufcs.
Tho nncth anniversary sermon presched by
the rector, Row. Thomas Gallaudet d. D. on san.
day. the 9th inst, the associate rector Rev. East
burn Benjamin, assisting in the brief history
OF the parish givon formation in the small
chapel OF the New York University The first Sunday
Of October 1852 From the statistics OF the sermon
the following summary Is taken The debt on the
properly Is about so. 500, 81 500 worth OF re.
pairs having been pat upon the church and
rectory during the past year. Three legncies
Of $4,000 each and one OF $4,000, will more than
pay this debt. The latter from estate of the late
Mrs. Sarah Talman, viii be payable next May Tho
other two from Misses Burr will be payable till
the death Of the surviving member the family In
tho meantime tho church derives bonedt from them
so that 1t is paying about q, 500 per annum
During the year ending October there was received
In and for the parish tho sum OF sls, l23 49, $ls1s
being donations and s11 s05 40 offerings The charita
bic offerings for all objects IN and out Of the parish
1906 03, leaving S. $50 43 for its current
penscs. deficiency OF $L1oo was reported, which u
tons. After an exnortstion 10 relation 10 the offerings
showing that they were as much part OF public worship
and praise The rector expressed his hope
tho congregation. during the coming year.
would endeavor TO make their offerings for
the support Of the church average 5000 week
FOR then At the next il would not be
sary report deficiency. For the general fund to
extend church services to the deaf Of country
81 253 IS was received during the past from var
churches and kind individuals OF other
parishes This vas expended in travelling and oher
penses, and in partially supporting the clergy who
engaged this interesting work. During the year just
ended baptism was administered 10 10l persons-aduts
a.m az @asesi ,aian is 81 y q aeM mu.es
marriage ceremony was peri ormed 80 times, aud the
burial 81 times goncs for deaf man. and for
a child OF deaf mutesl Tue number OF communicates
nearly 400, upwards of 80 being deaf mutss. Four
services were held every Sunday, aud, with but few
exceptions, two every week day. rhc holy communion
administered a. the early service every Sunday snd
At the half past ten O'Clock service the first Sunday
OF each month and the high festivals.
The Bishop Of California ON tho Dissertation
of the Lords Day.
Tho Rev. VIM 1ngraham Kip, Bishop OF California,
has addressed pastoral letter TO the churchmen Of San
Francisco in which he esys:-
In this city, whose population 10 composed Of oil
tons, and where the axy Of foreign life 10 brought
in to lower the high standard which, in our old homes
alone recognized Of s'good report, there
wanting topics on which might raise warning
But wish, at present. 10 speak 10 you on the desccra
ton OF the Lords Day. am advocate for the
verify Of Jewish sabbath, but there 10 such thing
Is Christian Loros Day, and the experience OF tho
world has proved that whom sancty broken down.
and its hours merged into the hours Of common
/ life. religion itself decays and all 10 swallowed
not true that this IL an increasing evil among
usf For years have seen --where expected
1 al In.