The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-17
Aid for a Southern
Mission.
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES I'm ASIA.
Plus the Ninth and tn
Syllabus.
CATHOLICISM AND Professionalism.
Movements of Ministers and
Changes in Ministries.

Services To-Day.
At the Duane street Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. J. G. Oakley will preach at half-past ten A. NJ.
and halrpast seven p. M.
At Canal street Presbyterian church, services at
halEpast ten and halfpast three O'Clock, by Rev.
David Mitchell.
At Apollo Hail. Thomas Gales Forster, trance
speaker, lectures at half-past ten O'Clock A. M.
Subject "The Religious Need of the Hour" and at
halfpast seven o'clock P. NJ, theme Of the morn
lng's discourse continued.
At the Bereap Baptist church there will be
preaching by the pastor, Rev. Philip L. Davies, at
halEpast ten O'Clock A. M. and quarter to eight
O'Clock P. M.
AT the Blocker street Universalist church Rev.
E. G. Sweetzer will preach on "Some Incidents and
Lessons of the Boston FIRE. In the evening he
will continue his course Of Sermons on the ''Pil-
grim's Progress" Special topic-'Mr. Worldly
iWiseman." Morning service at quarter to eleven;
qevneng service at hali-past seven.
XBshop Snow will preach in the University
washington square) at r. NJ. Subject-"What
the Bible Says Concerning Romanism.'
At the Central Baptist church there will be
preaching by Rev. Fred Evans at halfpast ten and
palfpast seven O'CLOCK. Strangers are welcomed
AT the Church of the Resurrection Rev. Dr. Fagg
will preach morning and evening. Sunday school
at three P. M.
AT the Central Methodist Episcopal church Rev.
E. o. Haven, D. D., will preach at hafpast ten A.
NJ, and Rev. j. F. Chaffee, D. D., OF Colorado, at
halfpast seven P. M.
' Rev. Bishop James, Rev. Bishop Foster, Rev.
Bishop Ames, General Clinton B. Fisk and other
distinguished gentlemen, VIII speak in behalf OF
tChurch Extension and Mission Work." this eve
ning in the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
Exercises will commence at halfpast seven
O'Clock.
AT the French church Du st. Esprit, Rev. DR..
Verren, rector, there will be divine service in
Wrench, at half-past ten A. M.
nat the Madison avenue Baptist church there
viii be preaching in the morning at half-past ten
O'Clock by the pastor, Rev. ]. p. Elders in the even
ing ct halfpast O'Clock. 1t is the anniversary
OF the Missionary society connected with the sun
day School, and addresses will be delivered by
Hon. Cephas Branerd and Rev. A. 8. Patton, d. d.
Rev. H. D. Northrop will preach at the West
Twenty-third street Presbyterian church at half
past ten and hali-past seven O'clock Third dis
course in the evening on "Great Characters OF the
Scriptures"
>sRev Mr. Pendleton, pastor, will preach in Fifty
third street; morning at haifpast ten evening at
halfpast seven.
Free seats at Laight street Baptist Mission Rev.
II W. Knapp breaches morning and evening. sun
day school at two O'Clock. .
Services in st. Ignatius' church at seven, nine
and halEpast ten O'Clock A. NJ, and at halEpast
seven O'Clock P. NJ. DR.. Ever will preach at half
past ten and halfpast seven.
In the Anthem Memorial church. the rector Rev.
E. Newton, breaches morning and evening.
Rev. w. N. Dunnell will oflicate in All Saints
Free church morning and evening.
Divine service in the Greek Catholic chapel.
Service at eleven O'Clock. All invited.
Tho stCharacter OF JOSenh,, will he the theme of
Chaplain Laval ct the mission, II Carmine street,
at eleven O'Clock. Free
Rev. w. y. Dawson breaches in the Christian
church this morning, and In the evening will COM
mence his series Of discourses on "Bible Ques
tions.n
George Clair, Professor OF Elocution, this evening
at Continental Hail.
Rev. Mr.. walker will conduct the services Of
Calvary Episcopal Chapel Ladies' Fair, in Sunday
school r00m through the week.
French services Of the Reformed church by Rev.
Mr.. Borcl in Young Mems Christian Association
Hall, at halfpast ten.
Bishop Clark, OF Rhode Island, at Calvary church,
morning and afternoon.
Divine service in Forsyth street Methodist church
morning and evening. Seats Free
Preaching in the Moravian church at halfpast
sen. At three P. M. services for children.
Mr. Hepworth, at Stenway Hail. this morning, on
"Great Calamittes," and In tue evening on "Ihe
Second Birth"
At the Spring street Presbyterian church there
will be preaching by the Rev. G. NJ. McCampbell
pastor elect at halfpast ten A. NJ. and three p M.
Young peoples prayer meeting at half-past seven
v.M.
There will be preaching in the Fourteenth street
Presbyterian church morning and evening, at half
past ten and half;past seven O'Clock, by the Rev.
Robert SlOss.
'sThe Church Perfected Through SuGeringr Is
the subject Of a sermon by the Rev. c. A. G. Brig
ham, at the Catholic Apostolic church. at halEpast
seven P. NJ
At the West Seventeenth street Baptist church
there will be prea ching by the pastor, Rev. Robert
Cameron at half past ten A. NJ and halfpast seven
Pm.
At the Sixth avenue Reformed church preaching
As announced for hafpast ten A. NJ. and half-past
seven p. NJ, by Rev. julius L. banner. pastor sub
iect for evening-"Bunyans Pilgrims Progress"
Tercentenary Presbyterian Celebration
Establishment Of the First Prcsbytery
Of the Church in l572-The Cercmo-
niles at Philadclphfa-Format and
Growth or the Denomination in
America-The Church During the
Revolutionary war-Its Present sta
tistics.
The Presbyterian Church in the United States has
not had time to forget the Joy of the reunion of the
Old and New School branches. which reached its
climax at the close OF the General Assembly in
1870, when 1t is called upon to celebrate memor.
able anniversary. Wednesday next the 2otn
mat. It will be 800 years since the first Prcsby.
sery was established In England, though Knox