The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-08
lu.IGIOUS MrELLIGENCE.
1u(seu S-Niasteenth Sunday After Pente-
cost Maternity Of B.LM
n Religions Programme for To-Day
Herald Religious Correspondence.

0A1f-past ten o'clock.
Rev. T. Q. Sweetser win deliver the second OF {
series or discourses founded upon the experiences
OF mis- recent tour across the Continent this evening
n tne church corner Blocker and Downing streets
Rev. Andrew Longacre win preach morning and
evoolng IN the Central Methodist Episcopal church.
Raw DR.. e. o. Flagg will preach this morning In
- Church OF the Resurrection.
Rev. DR.. Krotel viii preach In the Evangelical Lu
ehoran church Of the Holy Trinity this morning and
Rev. DR.. Philip Schor In the evening"
REV. H. D. Norhrop viii preach morning and
evening in the West Twenty. third street Presbyte-
riAn church.
Rev. DR.. Merrill Richardson viii preach in the
New England Congregational church this morning
and evening.
Rev. Charles f. Lee viii preach in the Fifth Uni
vsrsaiist church tChickering HALL this morning on
sCrowning Wrong and Crucifying Right
ROW. G. 8. Narrower VIII preach morning and
evening In St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. W. w. Newell breaches morning and even
ink In the Forty second street Presbyterian church.
rev. DR.. James o. Murray will deliver memorial
discourse on the life OF the late Abner H. Ety. In the
brick church, corner OF Fifth avenue ana Thirty
seventh street, this morning.
New. Dr. Ryiance win preach, morning and even.
ING. IN 81. Marks church, Second avenue.
Rev. Samuel Leavitt VIII lecture this morning in
Cbs
% "How Professionalism May Avoid Impending
Failure"
Nv. =. O. Ever win preach, morning and even.
n. IN Christ church, Fifth avenue.
@AIl the Children OF God to be Gathered Into One
Church" viii be The subject of ..Bishopn Shows
discourse this afternoon In the University, WASH
ingtoa square.
Rev. Moses Hull win speak before the Society OF
opkitualisu IN Apollo Hall. this morning and even.
IN.
ADseaasiss fer Training Christian Werkers.
10 rn EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
An article In your paper OF September s. entitled
"Work for the Churches" has attracted, as 1t wen
deserved, wide attention among those to whom it
was particularly addressed. and cannot FAIL think,
70 produce good results. 80 important is the work
you therein commend considered by the churches
thai IN association OF ladies has been existence
Tor some years for the express purpose OF support
1ng paous and judicious women, whose duty
- y 70 90 around among the neglected part OF our
population ana endeavor to cheer ana encourage
and guide them to better and happier life. the
work nos been limited by the slender means at the
dspoat Of the society, but 1t has been sufficient to
o00pornuvely trining cost for the civilization ana
Slevaocu Of those many OF whom are now little
Is nas proved that women are BY far better suited
% uis work than men. on account OF the
spre even among the most depraved. But expert
enos has also developed an imperlous necessity for
tne previous training OF sucn women as can be en-
% thas end In 1870 upon the basis OF . temporary
subscription, with which house was opened and
. number OF women received, trained ana sent
losth 70 their work with results In the highest de-
up BY lev large subscriptions, which were not re-
newed from conviction on the part OF the subscri-
no % S SR spe e%
ous the many, and that no other channel
O. generosity s, seemed l to ;, can SO loudly
t0es concerted movement Is now ma king among
Al the Evsngecal churches OF thls city aud Brook
Hn 70 place hIs Training Home for Christian
Workers" on nrm and permanent basis, so that ir
may always be educating and sending forth its mes
sengcn Of good into all the haunrs Of vice and
In this work you can DO great GOOD, and ven.
sure 70 hope rom the spirit OF your article above
ssfsrred 70, that you VIII take pleasure in dong
JAMES LORiMER GRAHAM.
40 Kxperience sf IN English Rx- Mormon.
To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD
A the Mormon question is q very exciting one at
tAa time trust you will grant me portion OF your
valuable space TO detail portion OF my experience
- Mormon who did not practise the horror OF
polygamy. iembraced mormonism-or what they
termed the 'everiastng gospef'-ln England IN
the year lSlo and continued one until the fall OF
1s7o In England ! paid one-tenth OF M weekly
income - timing 70 the ''Church.n At the same
ume was earning but 81 per week, or say S.
which was barely suf1cienl 10 keep myself and fam
nv. the conduct OF the VALLEY elders, who are
sent on missions 70 Engiand-is SIMPLY disgraceful.
= ssviSs lost the spirit" rs hen wien snese
eioen have finished their missions the poor dupes
dimes these SAID servants" taxing as much as SIX
large trunks, packed full OF clothes for themselves
Year, ago Mormon elders baggage was seized al az
Oasle Garden for smuggling. aud there were over
one dozen SILK dresses In ms enects besides corsets,
~ N Inn <f nm mi tm nd or
BY strict self-uenal saved enough TO pay my
passage with my family 10 cmigrate In 1854 and eIt
Captain Pratt John Kaye, Mormon dignitary.
being president OF ali the Mormons on board. Our
passage cost over fifteen slinRs sterling Tor each
sdus more than the rullng price charged oy the
usual snip brokers' Tue Mormons chartered
the SAILING or working Of her ana, Of coa Sse'
were responsible Ior provisions, &C., which provi-
s many ma eSes usn aor a.
they dined aud wIned at the Captains table.
Previous 70 our reaching sandy Hook the elders
me Custom House oiiicers SO that our baggage
could be passed without examination, and that we
wnicn. OF course. was readily assented 10. Yet we
Qhough ignorant OF the facp had nothing that was
also told thai those who had god or silver 70 change
had better place ~ In the hands OF Brother George
srscnDscks on arriving al castle Csraen: afor"
HAd they. the sharpcrs Of New YORK VIII cheat
sss s change a ,Sqr kaS nv
ond On my arrival I went 10 brokers' oGlcc ON
Broadway ana got ~ the rate Of sl3 per 81, wnile
those who gave their gold 10 the elders TO be
chanGed got but $40 per 81.
WIN poss oSer my journey on the Plains. As the
e1Gnls saw. toe crueities prsciised the elders
maze my blood Dos when tslnk u Ibem. ON ar
nvfnG N salt Lake CITY I down win the
s.m0ontsan lever, - end had 20 sleep out IN Old
waRon fuf three weeks, until man who came from
enc ssne pasce dld IN England heard how I was
natuate1 and kindly took me 70 hss house. which W
- newed pslace, though Vas merely dug
oaI" had not peen m lion many months ere ]
found ho~mouixm may ps me theoretically, tut
prnctcs1ly o. d hard unless 700 are AZ the ring"
VITA Bingham GO.
have WORKED IN utsn for bishops ana other Nor.
won asWnstan~~. and nnd thes arr the greatest o.
cosaxs-ay some 81 the APOSTLES are cheats. 40
have been cncAted ~ them on grading toe Pschc
md an a If 1aff