The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07
RELIGIOUS NTELLlGENCE.
September 7---Fourteenth Sun
day After Pentecost.
RELIGIOUS PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.
A Good Word for the
Hebrews.
Card from the Rev. De Witt
Talmage.
Coming Religious Meeting in New
Hampshire.
Increase of the Catholic Church in
England and America.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.
Modern Spiritualism and It's
Opponents.
Coming Religious Meeting in New
Hampshire.
Increase Of the Catholic Church in
England and America.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.
Modern Spiritualism and It's
Opponents.
Services To-Day.

Services To-Day.
The pastor OF the Brooklyn Tabernacle, Rev. DR..
T. De Witt Talmage, has returned from his search
after fresh inspirations and will afford his congre.
cation opportunities for judging OF his success
this morning and evening, at the Brooklyn Acad-
envy OF Music.
Rev. DR.. Chaplin breaches this morning in West
Twenty-third street Presbyterian church, and to
young men, at eight O'Clock p NJ, in Association
Hall.
At the service this morning in Berean Baptist
church, Rev. P. L. Davies will discourse upon the
rather apropos subject Of "Returning to the Sane
tnary." Evening subject, Unreasonable Service"
The Fifth Universalist Society will be addressed
at eleven O'Clock this morning by Rev. A. c..
Thomas.
The new pastor Of Plymouth Baptist church,
Rev. DR.. D. Henry Miller, breaches morning and
evening.
"Help and Hope for the sinnngn is the evening
subject of Rev. Wayland Hoyt, who will also con.
duct the morning service, in the Tabernacle Bap.
fist church.
Rev. DR.. N. W. Conkling will preach in the Fourth
Presbyterian chulch chapel at half past ten
O'Clock this morning.
The Rev. Samuel W. Hamilton, late of Belfast,
Ireland having accepted the invitation OF the
Scotch Presbyterian church, West Fourteenth
street, to become their pastor, commences his
labors in his new field this morning. Rev. DR..
McCosh, OF Princeton College, will preach in the
same church In the evening, and will introduce
Mr. Hamilton zone OF his favorite pupils while In
Queens College) to his new pastorate.
Rev. DR.. Cheever breaches at half-past ten this
morning in the Forty-second street Presbyterian
church.
The congregation OF the Seventeenth street
Methodist Episcopal church will be addressed this
morning by Rev. W. II. Boole, and in general meet
tngs. at halfpast six and q quarter before eight
2. NJ, by "Sster" Amanda Smith (colored)
There will be an opening service this morning in
st. Stephens (EpiscopaD. the rector Rev. DR..
Price, officiating. Afternoon service at four
O'Clock.
The congregation Of the old Houston street Pres
byterian church will resume worship in the
Bleecker Buildings to-day, Rev. W. w. Page preach
Ing morning and evening.
Services at st. Thomas REV. DR.. Morgan, rec
tori at half-past ten A. M. sermon and holy COM
munon), and at four P. NJ.
Rev. Hasey W. Knapp breaches in Laight street
Baptist Mission at quarter before eight p. M.
And Rev. J. F. McClelland in St. Luke's (Metho-
Dist at hafpast ten A. M.
Rev. w. T. Sabine will conduct the morning and
evening services in the Church OF the Atonement.
Rev. DR.. Batchelder and Rev. Mr. Marshall, with
their families and Miss Cilley, who embark on the
next steamer for mission work in India, will ad.
dress the Morning Star Mission at half-past two
PM
And they, with others, will also address the
farewell meeting OF six missions for India,n this
evening, in the Seventeenth street Baptist church.
Rev. MIR. DYKE formerly OF Surgeons College,
will preach, at this service, and in the morning.
the same church. his farewell sermons.
There will be the usual services, morning and
evening, in ST. Marks church, Rev. DR.. J. H.
Rylance officiating.
In the Thirtyfourth street Reformed church,
preaching by Rev. Isaac Riley
In the Sixteenth street Baptist church, Rev. D.
B. Jutten conducting the services.
In the Church Of the Strangers, Rev. DR.. Deems
preaching.
In the Central Baptist church, Rev. Fred. Evans
preaching
In the Methodist Episcopal Free Tabernacle, Rev.
Iohn Z. Goodman preaching.
In the North Presbyterian church, when the pas
tor elect, Rev. 8. B. Rossiter will address his new
charge at both services.
In the Sixth avenue Union Reformed church,
Rev. William b. Merritt preaching.
In the Presbyterian Memorial church. conducted
oy Rev. DR.. Robinson.
In the old Forsyth street Methodist church. Rev.
J. W. Barnhart resuming his mnstratlons.
",
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Pendletou, of1ciating.
There Will be a sermon in English at the Russo
Greek chapel this morning.
"Iouching the Hem OF the Lords Garment is
the subject which win be treated upon at the re.
opening service in the Church O! the New Jeru.
salem at eleven A. NJ
The Church OF the Incarnation will be reopened
with communion service this morning
"a Great Reviving After Two Days- will be ex-
pounded by Bishop Snow, at the University, this
afternoon.
Rev. J. " osterhaut will TO-DAY resume his
ministratons to the Harlem First Baptists preach.
ing morning and evening.
Rev. X. Heber Newton will preach at both ser.
vices IN Anthem Memorial church to-day
mature and Grace" and "Contentment With
What You Have" are Dr. Hepworths themes for
to-day, at the Church OF the Disciples.
Rev. DR.. Stephen II. Tying, Jr., breaches at half
past ten A. M. and four p NJ, in the temporary
Church Of the Holy Trinity.
Services in St. Ignatius' at seven nine and half
past ten A. NJ. Rev. DR.. s. II. Meade officiating at
the latter also in the evening" at halfpast seven
O'Clock.
vacation Lessons" will be retaught at Harlem
Unity chapel, this morning, by Rev. w. T. Clarke.
Rev. Henry Powers will preach in the Church OF
the Messiah at eleven A. M.
The rector OF the Church OF the Resurrection,
Rev. Or. Flagg breaches this morning.
Rev. DR.. Holme will conduct the morning and
evening services in Trinity Baptism church.
And Rev. Mr.. Macarthur those In Calvary
Baptist church.
Rev. u I. Tracy breaches this morning In the
Church Of the Reformation
services at half.past ten A. NJ. and halfpast
three p. M. in Canal street Presbyterian church.
Rev. Dr. Anderson will preach to the First Bap-
lists al the usual hours
MISS Jennie Legs will address the Robinson Hall
spirItualsts at half-past seven Pm
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