The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28
ADVERTISING IN RELIGIOUS PAPERS.
Leading the Pious and Unwary
Into Temptation.
REV. FATHER GAVAZZI SNUBBED
He Sharply Explains Why He Will Not Attend
the Evangelical Alliance
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.

Services To-Day.
Temptation" will be fully treated upon by Rev.
Way1and Hoyt in the Baptist Tabernacle this even
ang.
Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby viii address young men
khis evening at Association Hall.
In the Methodist Free Tabernacle, this morning,
REV. Mr. Goodman will minister to his aock and
Rev. DR.. John Posal preach at the evening service.
Rev. DR.. Cohen Stuart, delegate to the EvangelL
cal Alliance from the Netherlands, viii speak In
the Holland tongue in the Brooklyn First Reformed
church.
In the Madison avenue Reformed church, AZ
eleven O'Clock, Rev. Fl. d. Ganse will tell "How
Modern Christianity Fosters Modern Doubt"
Rev. Dr. Talmage will address his congregation
morning ana evening, in the Brooklyn Tabernacle.
The Evangelical Alliance will oe treated of by
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, in the Canal street Presbyterian
church in the morning.
characters" will be contrasted by Rev. Mr..
Davies in the Berean Baptist church this evening.
Rev. U. T. Tracy will preach in the Church OF the
Reformation this morning.
Rev. Mr.. Pendeton, in the F1fty-third street Bap
fist church, morning and evening.
And Rev. Mr.. Nc. Clelland in ST. Luke's (Metho-
DIST, morning and evening.
There will be interesting anniversary exercises
In Emmanuel Baptist chapel in the morning and
evening" at the usual hours ard at halfpast two
In the afternoon. Addresses by Rev. Messrs.
Knapp, Kennard, Jutten and Altman.
Financial Morality" Is the topic upon which
Rev. J. NJ Pullman will this morning address his
congregation Church OF Our SaviOur) the past
eventful week furnishing abundant illustrations.
A Partisan divine, Rev. DR.. J. Torrance, will
preach to the French Reformers in Association
Hall this morning.
Rev. Mr.. Sweetser, just returned from his Euro
pean tour, Will address the Blocker street Uni
yersalists morning and evening.
The Central Baptists will be favored by Rev.
Frederick Evans with addresses upon special sub
jects this morning and evening.
"OrthodOx Doctrines Will be elaborated ct the
Eastern chapel at hali-past ten A. M.
Rev. DR.. Simpson, an English delegate to the Al
ASouth Retormed) church.
In St. Marks Rev. DR.. Rylance breaches morning
and evening.
In the Church OF the Strangers, Rev. DR.. Deems
And in the West Twenty-thrd street Presbyte-
1ian church, Rev. II. D. Northrop.
Rev. Dr. Fisch, of Paris, and Rev. Mr.. Leievre, of
Mines, will preach In the French Evangelical
church this morning and evening.
Rev. Mr.. verren breaches at the Church Du st.
Esprit this morning; French service.
The causes and lessons OF the financial crash viii,
be given by Rev. J. J. White this evening" in the
Fourth street Methodist Protestant church, Brook
lyn, E. d.
Rev. DIR. Holme breaches this morning in Trinity
Baptist church.
Divine service at the usual hours in st. Ignatius
Rev. DR.. Ever officiating.
Rev. W. b. Merritt breaches to young people this
evening In the Sixth avenue Reformed church.
"The Modern ldoiatry' will be the subject pre-
scented TO his flock by Rev. Mr.. o. b. rockingham
At Lyric Hall this morning
There will be baptismal service this morning
and preaching morning and evening by Rev. DR..
Anderson in the First Baptist church.
Services at halfpast ten A. M. and four p. NJ in
the Episcopal Church OF ST. Mary the Virgin.
Professor Astie, Swiss delegate to the Alliance,
will lecture upon "Le Travail" this evening, at
eight P. NJ. in the Union Theological seminary.
The "Opening OF the Book Of Life" viii be Rev.
Sabln HOugh's subject this morning, at Phoenix
Hall. South Eighth street, near Fourth, Williams
burg.
Rev. DR.. Bellows breaches morning and evening
in All Souls church.
In the Church OF Christ Rev. Mr.. Dawson will
discourse upon special subjects this morning and
evening.
"The Lesson OF the Hour" will be read by Rev.
II. Powers in the Church Of the Messiah, at eleven
AN
Rev. Mr.. Newton will discourse upon Biblical
subjects this morning and evening, In Anthem
Memorial church.
In the Church Of the Disciples Rev. Mr.. Hepworth
Celebrates upon special topics at the morning and
evening services
Rev. DR.. Ludlow breaches as usual in the Col
1egtate church.
Rev. DR.. wedekind breaches morning and even
ing in the Church Of st. James English Lutheran
Dr T. I Ham In no and
DR.. b. Cottrell in the evening at Forsyth street
Methodist church
Rev. DR.. Parker, OF London, breaches in Plymouth
church, Brooklyn, this morning and evening.
"Spiritualism" will be explained by DR.. Haock
4his evening, In Franklin Hall, Jersey City.
| Mr.. Jenny, the journalist, viii lecture upon
municipal frauds, before the Cosmopolitan Confer
ence, at three p. M
Rev. Halsey Knapp breaches this evening In
Laght street Baptist church.
Rev. DR.. d. Henry Miller breaches IN Plymouth
Baptist church this morning; Sunday school ami
versary In the evening
In the scotch Presbyterian church, on Fourteenth
street. Rev. s. NJ. Hamilton will conduct the ser
vices at haltpast ten A. M. and four p. M.
Bishop Snow at three p. M. in the University.
Religious Advertising-BOgus Banks, In.
surance and Railroad Companies
Leading the Unwary Into Tenn Ptation.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The deteriority manifest In the advertising col
umns Of religious newspapers has become theme
OF regret with many OF the better classes OF their
readers but the cause OF the degeneracy lies partly
with the patrons OF the papers, not altogether with
the publishers OF them. II the vitiated tastes OF a
majority OF the former sanction the departure
there is no remedy for 1t. Newspapers have ed.
1icated the people up to SO high standpoint, that
the whilom pupils consider themselves superior ia
their teachers. publisher, to be successful, must
tprnt matter not generally obnoxious TO mis-
readers He must cater for the mental wants o.
.nls patrons as restaurateur does for the corpora
appetites OF his; otherwise the patrons of eacl
will 20 elsewhere for their entertainment ant
lpiands.
Forty years ago a newspaper was an oracle Il
Mts readers. who Implicitly believed and faithful