The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02
kELlGlUUS lNIELLlGENUE.
Sunday, March 2--First Sun
day in Lent.
PROGRAMME OF SERVICES TO-DAY.
Herald Religious Cor
respondence.
THE SWORD AND THE CHURCH
Rev. Father Brann Criti-
cised.
Strange Logic of the London
Times on Spiritualism.
old TRINITY MAKES AN EXPLANATION.
The Deity as a Constitu-
tional Amendment.
An Open Address to Christians
in Convention.
The Y. M. @. A. in Want
Of q Greed.
Shall Public Libraries Be
Open ON Sunday!
The Future State---Rev. Edward
Beecher in the Pulpit.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.
Foreign Religious Mat
terS.
Shall Public Libraries Be
Open ON Sunday?
The Future State---Rev. Edward
Beecher in the Pulpit.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.
Foreign Religious Mat
tcrS.
Services To-Day.


Rev. DR.. Deems will preach at the Church Of the
Strangers in the morning and evening.
At Westminster Presbyterian church Rev. J. K.
Demarest will discourse morning and evening.
Morning and evening services at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music, by Rev. DR.. Talmage.
| The "Doctrine OF Sacrifice" will be the subject Of
Rev. Henry Powers this morning, at the Church Of
the Messiah. In the evening, vespers service.
There will be morning and afternoon services at
the Blocker street Mission.
Rev. Henry Morgan, the popular Boston preacher.
Will lecture on "Fast Young Men" at Cooper Insti-
tute this evening.
At Canal street Presbyterian church, Rev. G. J.
Mingins viii preach in the morning and Rev. DR..
Street In the afternoon.
Bishop Snow will preach in the chapel OF the
University this afternoon.
Preaching morning and evening at St. Luke's
Methodist Episcopal church by Rev. G. s. Narrower.
Rev. H. D. Northrop will preach this morning In
West Twenty third street Presbyterian church.
Anniversary exercises in the evening.
The Splritualists Will have morning, afternoon
and evening meetings at Apollo Hall; Miss Jennie
Lees, inspiratOnal speaker.
Rev. E. C. Sweetser will discourse upon special
subjects, morning and evening at Blocker street
Universalist church.
At the morning and evening services in All
Saints Episcopal church Rev. w. N. Dunnell will
preach.
Osborne Ward on Government Employ at
Turner Hall this afternoon At three O'Clock.
Rev. DR.. Cheever's subject, At University chapel
this evening, win be "The Light that Is Needed in
Our Public Schools"
At Stenway Hall this morning and evening,
Rev. G. Il. Hepworth VIII discourse on choice sub
jects.
spiritualist stances at Mayors Academy in the
afternoon and evening.
Special Lenten services Including the "stabat
Nater'o st st. AIMS church this evening.
The pastor, Rev. W. Fl. Pendleton, will oriciate at
Fifty-third street Baptis: church in the morning
and evening.
Rev. DR.. Gillette discourses morning and evening
at Plymouth Baptist church.
At the morning and evening services in Trinity
Baptist church Rev. J. s. Holme viii preach.
The pastor, Rev. W. II. Boole, breaches morning
and evening at Seventeenth street Methodist
Episcopal church.
At the Church OF Christ Rev. W. c. Dawson will
discourse morning and evening.
Rev. J. w. Barnhsrt breaches at Forsyth street
Methodist Episcopal church this morning and
evening.
English services 81 eleven O'Clock in the Russian.
Greek chapel
Bishop Lynch Of Charleston, lectures this even
ing on Bismarck ard the Jesuitsn at the Church
OF the Holy Innocents.
Spritualist services at Union Hail. Jersey City, by
DIR. G. Stiles H. P. Baker on spirit power after.
noon and evening
Morning, afternoon and evening services at Christ
church protestant EpscopaD, by the rector, Rev.
Dr. Hugh Miller Thompson.
Preaching by Rev. Halsey W. Knapp, ct Laight
street Baptist Mission, this morning and evening.
Services At st. Thomas church morning, after.
noon and evening Rev. Dr. Samuel Cooke will de.
liver the evening DISCOURSE
Rev. DR.. Robinson, the pastor, will offciate,
morning and evening, at the Presbyterian Memo
rial church.
Rev. J. NJ Pullman lectures on Marriage and
Divorce" at Lyric Hall this evening. Morning ser.
vices at the Young Mems Universalist Association
rooms.
At Anthem Memorial church morning and az
ternoon services (the latter for children) by Rev
X. Hebcr Newton.
Morning and evening services, with special sub
jects at the Church Of the New Jerusalem.
Full choral services at the Church Of st. Mary the
Virgin morning, afternoon and evening
Rev. DR.. Flagg breaches morning and evening
at the Church OF the Resurrection.
lecture on washington, the Myth and the
Man." will be given at Harlem Unity chapel, by
Rev. W. T. Clarke, this evening.
81. Johns Guild and the Nature of Its
Work.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
saw letter In last Sundays HERALD headed
"A hint to Trinity Church.. in which several ques
uons are asked concerning St. Johns Guild. Al
though these questions may not require any
lengthy answers yet a brief statement of the M.
ture Oh the work Of St. Johns Guild seems called
Tor, In order that the poor may not suffer through
any Misrepresentation on the part Of the giving
public St. Johns Guild is composed of l5o citi.
zens OF the Fifth and Eighth wards. The object OF
the association n to prevent, a. far as possible.