The New York herald., 1872-10-20
THE PROPOSED EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL.
The Jewish Troubles in
ROumania.
MORE PLAIN TALK ABOUT THE BIBLE.
Theatrical Professionals and Chris
tianity.
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS, CHANGES, sc.
Services To-day.

Rev. George Mure Smith, OF Scotland, now men,
ber OF the New York Presbytery, will preach at
halfpast ten A. M. and halfpast seven p. NJ, at
the Yorkvle Free Presbyterian church.
The new Universalist church at Jersey City, near
Library Hail. formerly the Emory Methodist Epis
copal church, will be opened to-day with appro-
pirate services. The pastor, Rev. A. A. Thayer,
sisted by Rev. J. M. Pullman and Rev. E. c. Sweet
SER of New York, win oiIiciate at the morning,
afternoon and evening services, and Rev. E. H.
Chaplin, D. d. will preach on Monday evening, 2lst
inst, at half-past seven O'Clock.
This morning, at eleven O'Clock, there will be
divine services at the Orthodox Eastern Russo
Greek) chapel, No. 95l Second avenue near Fifteth
street After the liturgy, which is partly in the
English and partly in the Russian language, there
win be a sermon in the English language
T. G. Forster holds forth on Spiritualism at Apollo
Hall.
church.
Bishop Snow speaks at the University at three
p.
Father Tom Burke breaches this evening at st.
Mchael's church, corner of Ninth avenue and
Thirty-second street, on the subject of 'No Saliva
tion Out of the Catholic Church."
Rev. DR.. Flagg Will preach at the Church of the
Resurrection at both services
Rev. Dr. Krotel lectures at the Evangelical
Lutheran Church OF the Holy Trinity.
The Foreign Sunday School Association OF Ameri-
can Sunday School Union will be addressed by Rev.
william M. Taylor D. D.; Rev. L. Eggleston, D. ID. ;
Rev. II. d. Northrup, Rev. George Constantine, and
Mr.. o. c. Morse, at Association Hall.
Rev. X. Heber Newton will preach In the Anthon
Memorial church.
Rev. William N. Dunnell will conduct services in
Ali Saints Free church.
Right Rev. Bishop Clarke, of Rhode Island, VII.
preach in Calvary church, Fourth avenue.
In the Christian church, West Twenty y-eighth
street, pastor will be installed with appro
pirate ceremonial.
In the Free Church OF St. Mary the Virgin Q.pis-
copap services will be conducted as usual
Rev. W. T. Clarke will preach in Unity chapel,
Harlem morning and evening
Rev. A. A. Renke will preach in the Moravian
chapel, Lexington avenue.
Rev. Mr.. Brigham will preach in the Catholic
Apostolic church. sixteenth street, in the even
ing.
Rev. George II. Hepworth will preach in steinway
Hall.
Rev. Mr.. narrower will preach in st. LuKes
Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. DR.. Ever will conduct services and preach
In St. Ignatius' church.
spirtuaism in the hall corner OF Broadway and
Fourteenth street.
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Third avenue.
Rev. Heary D. Northrop win preach in the Presby-
terian church, West Twenty third street, twice
during the day.
The fourth anniversary OF the Morning Star Sun
day School will take place at halfpast two P. M.
Addresses by Rev. Dr. Deems, DR.. Anderson, Hugh
Stowel Brown and Colonel G. t. NJ. Davis.
Rev. c. S. narrower, pastor St Luke's Methodist
Episcopal church. win preach this morning at half
past ten and evening at hafp past seven O'Clock.
Rev. John L. Goodman, pastor OF Trinity Method
LIST Episcopal church will preach at halpast ten A.
M. and half-past seven r. M.
Rev. Fred. Evans will preach in Central Baptist
church, West Forty-second street, near Seventh
avenue, at hafpast ten A. M. Subect-"Heaven
and Earth's Noblest Toilers."
At the Westminster Presbyterian church there
will be preaching morning and evening by Rev.
John Kay, pastor elect.
At Zion church, Madison avenue. there will be
morning service at halfpast ten O'Clock and even
Ing service at halfpast three o'clock Rev. w. A.
woodruff will preach.
At the Sixth avenue Reformed ch urch there will
be preaching at half-past ten A. M by Rev. julius
L. Danner. Subject first OF serics- 1.-THE Lamb"
Also at halfpast seven p. NJ. Subject-"October
Teachings"
At the Fifty third street Baptist church there will
be preaching by the pastor, Rev. Mrs. Pendleton, at
halfpast ten and halfpast seven O'Clock.
Divine service will be held In st. Johns chapel
varck street, this morning at halfpast ten, and in
the evening" at half.past seven At the evening
service the Rev. Alvah Wiswall will present
statement Of the condition OF the poor and criminal
classes Of the Fifth and Eighth wards as 1t has
been revealed by the recent work Of st. Johns
Guild The sermon viii contain many important
and suggestive facts, and will propose practica
plan OF reform.
The Proposed Episcopal Cath edral.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Already the walls of the beautiful Roman Catholic
temple on Fifth avenue have produced an effect
that, doubtless, many thoughtful men and women
fully anticipated 1t is now proposed to lay the
corner stone OF Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
that shall rear prouder spire heavenward, as it
we're, In wholesome reminder to our Catholic clti-
zens that this is a Protestant land. Wealthy New
Workers oner millions; Trinity points to her Golfers
OF gold; O Bishop cries, "God speed;r religious
fervor is to be quietly famed into life; the women
are to bring the tender appeal home, with eloquent
endorsement, TO their fathers, husbands and
brothers "a glorious Protestant Cathedral Is to
rebuke the Romanist, the positiylsh the free
Let us look into this question calmly and inte
gently. Is 1t not propostion TO pay the annual
interest on two or three millions OF dollars Tor
purely selfish, sectional and UNCONVENTIONAL pur-
posesS Because Irish citizens choose to con-
6truct an edlice whore every cornice and capital
VIII drip with the gall OF bygone msunderstand-
ings, OF nyeterate hatreds, OF embttered quarrels,
will that Justify us In going and doing likewise
No; thousand times no Inc age cries out
against II; humanity begs for temple dedicated
TO God, Virtue and Love; humanity impores us
to erect an edlice whose portals shall
be written In letters Of gold "For alln Let its
glories, If you will outshne sc. Peters or st.
Paul,s; build IL In the heart OF our city: let its
most spacious han, beneath its grandest dome be
called the s'f1all OF HUMANITY devote It's secure
vaults to the preservation OF records and vau-
ables its ground floor to commences: LET the useful
arts and industries have room to set up their looms
and furnaces for the Iee instruction OF worthy