The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-23
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services To-day.

Services To-day.
At the Fourth Presbyterian church. Thirty fourth
street. the Rev. John Thompson. D. d. pastor services
viii be held In the lecture roon at hAfpas NJ.
and four P. M.
At ST. AIMS free church. Eighteenth street. near Frth
avenue. the Rev. DR. Gaaudet will preach at half past
and half past ten A. NJ and half past three M
the latter service for deaf mutes-and Rev. H. Hard
at quarter TO eight O'Clock in the evening.
The Moravian Protestant Episcopal Congregation the
Rev, Reinke, pastor. will hold divine service at the
hall % East Twenty strect between Madison and
Fourth avenues at hspsst ten O'Clock this morning.
The Christads UphAn Association or "Brethren Of
Christ" meet al half past ten o'clock this morning to
hear the Scriptures cxpounded alsucien for teach
ing tho way to salvation Odd Fetiows' Halt Hoboken,
j., 10 70 be occupied y said time for the purpose
st. Stephens Episcopal church, the Rsv DR. Price.
rector will hold divine service at halfpsst ten Ia the
morning. and 1t quarter to eight In the evening In the
church on Twenty second street, between Fifth ana
Sixth avenues.
Tho Rev. wm r oorblt, pastor Of the Seventeenth
street Methodist Episcopal church, between First ana
Second avenues. win preach morning and evening
gates Of the Irish Presbyterian church to the churches
in America, win preach this morning at halfpast ten
o'clock aat Roy DE- Ad.mss Madison sassrs Prss6y Eve
DR. Roes, Fifth avenue Presbyterian church.
Labor and Capital and Their Legitimate Relations"
will be discussed in Dodworth Hall this morning al half
Professor Stuart will eucidase Astronomical Religion o.
haf-past seven.
Matthew Hale Smith wall speak "Geor0e Muller
the Man Of Payer" and his great work among destitute
children in England at the PARK theatre Brooklyn, this
evening.
At tho French Church Du st. Esprit West Twenty.
second street the Rev. Dr. Vcrren rector divine service
will BIO held in French th afternoon, at past three
O'Clock.
At tho Forty second street Presbyterian church. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues services by the pas
nj. n
past r. NJ Evening snbjsct, last article OF the
Creed-sThc Life Everlasting"
At the Church the Strangers chapel OF the Unver-
sity. Washington square, the pastor the Rev Or.
Deems will preach 1t haG.past ten A NJ and hafpast
seven r. N.
At tho Central PRESBYTERIAN church. Fftieth street,
between Broadway and Eighth avenue, there will be
preaching by tho pastor, the Rev. James b. Dunn, at
haK- past ten A. NJ and half-past seven p. NJ Evening
subjeot-'srhe Wonders Of the Bible"
The Episcopal Church of the Resurrection-The Rev.
Dr. r. o. Fagg will hold services morning and evening,
at Rutgers Institute, Fifth Sermon BY tho
pastor.
at Masonic Hail. East Thirteenth street. at eleven and
quarter to eight O'Clock.
Bishop Snow will preach In the University Washing.
ton square, a. three o'clock.
AT the Catholic Apostolic church, Sixteenth street.
preaching this evening" At hapast seven O'Clock.
''The Second Coming Of our Lord" Seats free.
Rev. DR.. Hague. will preach IN the Madison avenue
Baptist church to day. at halfpast ton A and half
past seven r. n.
The New York sabbath Commlttee.
The New York Sabbath Committee, which organ
lied 1857 by twenty prominent citizens Of Now York
for the protection Of the cva Sabbath tho bas Of
Sunday laws Of the State has just published Document
No. "a, which contains much Information not
only concerning Sabbath observance. but also the
state Of public morals In this vast metropolis II
presents brief history Of the Committse's work
during tho last ten years. minute account OF
the labors OF the last year, especially the new Me-
ropoan Excise law, tracing Its moral and fiscal
suits 70 the present date and reviews the saae q the
land and on the continent OF Europe The Ccmmitlee
Aas thus far been eminenty successful, and les
work 10 closely connected with the moral and physical
interests OF the city.