The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-08
; RELIGIOUS, INTELLIGENCE.
June 8---First Sunday After
Pentecost,
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES TODAY.
Herald Religious Cor
respondence.
AMER,cAN-GERMAN CATHOLIC UNITY.
Church Troubles in a Spanish
Colony.
Henry Ward Beecher and His Attack on Chief
Justice Chase.
LPIT RE FORM
A Scrap Of Ancient
History.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.
Church Troubles i'm a Spanish
Colony.
Henry Ward Beecher and His Attack on Chief
Justice Chase.
p u LPIT RE FOR M
A Scrap Of Ancient
History.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.
Services To-day.


Services To-day.
The corner stone of the new Church OF the Holy
Trinity, on Madison avenue, will be laid this after
noon, at i've O'Clock. The Right Rev. Bishop
Smith will oficiate, and addresses will be deliv
cred by Rev. Drs. Tying and Hastings.
Rev. Dr. Reed will be installed as pastor OF the
Brooklyn South Presbyterian church this evening,
1t half-past seven. Rev. Drs. Cuyer Wells,
Evans and Pomeroy win take part IN the exer-
cises.
The "Glory Of Young Men" is Rev. Mr.. Stewards
evening subject at West Twenty fifth street United
Presby terrain church.
General Clinton B. Fisk, Rev. A. G. Morehouse
and Mr.. w. K. Peyton, will this evening address
the congregation OF the Bedford (Methodistl
church, In aid OF church extension and missions
In Gotham.
Rev. II. ID. Northrop breaches, morning and even
ing, at West Twenty-thrd street Presbyterian
church.
"Truths About the Other Lifen will be Rev. Way
land Hoyt's topic this evening at the Baptist Tab
ernacle.
Rev. u. M. McCampbel will preach at Spring street
Presbyterian church this morning, and Rev W. T.
Sabine, OF "the little church around the corner
will address the children at haltpast three P. M.
Rev. Dr. Fulton will draw some morals from the
sLife OF Cakes Ames," at the Hanson place Baptist
church, Brooklyn, this evening.
ELECTIONS, Divine and Human,n is the fruitful
topic Of Rev. Henry Powers, at the Church Of the
Messiah, this morning
Rev. DR.. Sampson will minister to DR.. Armtage's
mock Fifth avenue Baptist) in the morning ana
evening.
At the Church OF Christ Rev. w. c. Dawson
breaches morning and evening.
At the new st. Stephens (IpiscopaD Rev. A. b.
Hart will preach in the morning, and Rev. DR..
Samuel Cooke in the evening.
Bishop James, General Fisk and Rev. Messrs
Dashed, Butler and Parker will assist In the OPEN
ing services OF Emanuel tcoored, Mission, at half
past ten A. NJ and halfpast three and halfpast
seven p. M.
Rev. J. W. Barnhart viii minister to the Forsyth
street Methodsts this morning and evening.
There will be special children's services this
morning at the Church OF Our Father, Brooklyn.
Rev. Mr. Nye will discourse about John the Baptist
Tn the evening.
The themes upon which Rev. Mr.. Hepworth will
treat this morning and evening at the Church OF
the Disciples are "The Oneness OF ne Christian
Church" and beautiful Garments"
Rev. }. X. Demarest breaches, as usual, at West
minister Presbyterian church.
AtAli Saints lEpiscopaD Rev. Mr.. Dunnel off,
GATES morning and evening.
Rev. Dr. Miller breaches morning and evening
TO the Plymouth Baptist congregation.
The Greek Church Pentecost win be celebrated
this morning in the Russian-Greek chapel.
Rev. Mr.. Newton breaches in Anthem Memorial
church in the morning and afternoon choral
service).
"Ball and church, will be Rev. Z. Bores theme
this morning at the French Reformed church.
Rev. DR.. Thompson will conduct the customary
Trinity sunday services in Christ Protestant Epis-
copal church.
Rev DR.. Flagg breaches, morning and evening,
in the Eighty-ffth street church.
.Clhistianlty and Woman is the subject OF Rev.
p. L. Davies sermon this evening at Berean
Baptist church.
At Centenary Methodist Episcopal church,
Brooklyn, Rev. M. $. Hard, the pastor, will preach
morning and evening
In Furman street chapel, Brooklyn, preaching at
half-past two p. M. by Rev. Z. c. Brown.
At the Church or the Reformation Rev. q. T.
Tracy breaches at the usual hours.
Rev. David Mitchell breaches at the Canal street
Presbyterian church in the morning and afternoon.
Rev. John L. Goodman will preach usual at
the Methodist Free Tabernacle.
The customary services will be held In the First
Baptist church.
The monthly concert OF the Morning Star Sunday
School will take place at halfpast two P. NJ
Rev. J. +. McClelland of st. Luke's, breaches in
she morning and evening
At st. Thomas chapel Professor Roberts breaches
IN the morning and Rev. Tuttle Smith in the
evening.
Bishop Shows subject lat three p. NJ, at the uni
versty) Is 'Time Place and Manner Of the Judg.
nent."
Chaplain Laval will preach in Blocker street
Mission chapel at halfpast three P. NJ Subject
s.Flrst Article in the Creed.n
The Cosmopolitan Conference viii be addressed
by r. w. Hume, on Equal Pay for All Mems Days
Work.
Rev. II. W. Knapp will conduct the usual services
at the First Mission Baptist church.
Mrs. y. o. Hyzer will lecture dnspirationally)
before the Robinson Hall Spiritualiss at half past
seven P. M.
Preaching at Sixth avenue Union Reformed
church, morning and evening, by Rev. Mr.. Merritt.
Acknowledgements Catholic Unfty-Con-
vention Of Benevolent Societies at
observation-disclosures OF Delegates by Citf-
sens-Grand Military and Civic Pro-
Standardization TO the Holy Father.
The eighteenth annual Convention OF the German
Roman Catholic Benevolent societies in the United
States assembled last Sunday in Detroit. The
number OF organizations represented was lis, and
about two hundred and fifty delegates were In at
tendance, coming from all parts OF the United
States, including California. They were formally
welcomed on behalf o! the citizens by Mr.. william
B. Moran. who had TO I'll the place of the Mayor,
who was unavoidahly prevented from performing
the duty. Mr.. Moran remarked that the selection
AfDetroit In which TO hold their sessions was
hitting and strikingly appropriate-a city large,
growing and prosperous; Catholic in its early
settlement, catholic in Its history and traditions,