The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19
REL ,GIgUy NTELLIGRNCE.
Programme Of Services for the fecond
Sunday After Easter, April 10.
MINISTERIAL AID CHURCH MOVEMENTS.

The New Testament view OF temperance and
total abstinence win be presented to-day by the
Rev. Mr.. GOss In the church in Twenty eighth
street. near Broadway
Tne Rev. DR.. MicKels Will preach in the Stanton
street Baptist church to-day.
DR.. Il. A. Washburn Will address young men IN
Association Hall this evening.
DR.. ID. II. Miller Will preach in Plymouth Baptist
church TINS morning and evening.
The Rev. J. g. Oakley will commence his pasto-
rate at Hope Methodist Episcopal chapel Harlem.
to-day.
DR.. L. II. King win begin his labors with the Free
tabernacle Methodist EPISCOPAL church to-day, and
VIII preach at botn services.
The Rev. G. @. Esray VIII occnpy the pulpit Of ST..
Luke's Methodist Episcopal church this evening
sud Rev. J. +. McCelland IN the morning.
Services will be conducted and sermons preached
IN me Scotch Presbyterian church this morning
and afternoon by the Rev. S. M. Hamilton.
The Rev. W. Fl. Boole will preach IN the Seven
teenth street Methodist Episcopal church to-day,
morning ana evening. A temperance meeting VIII
be held there in the afternoon.
Temperance will be talked in FORSYTH street
Meth DIST Episcopal church TINS afternoon, and
Rev. J. W. Barnhart Will preach morning and
evening
Seventh street Methodist Episcopal church will
have the mnsfrations Ut Rev. w. p. Corbitt to-day
and henceforward.
''Growlng in Grace" and "Baptismn are the topics
upon which the Rev. J. Spencer Kennard will
preach to-day in the Pilgrim Baptist church.
"Prayer and Providence in Little Things'' ana
'Duty In Little Things" win form subjects Tor DR..
0anse's meditations IN the Madison avenue Re-
formed church this morn nG and afternoon.
The Rev. A. D. Mayo will talk about "Moral Dis
cipiine in Common SCHOOLS" this evening in All
Souls' church.
The Fourteenth street Presby terrain church pull
pit will be occupied his morning ana evening by
the Rev. Robert loss.
The free church services in Harvard Rooms win
be CONQUERED this morning by Dr. p Phelps OF
HOPE college, Mich. The consistory VIII be IN.
stalled after the sermon.
Rev. II. N. Wright Will preach In Lyric Hall this
evening Tor the FIRST Reformed Episcopal church
Dr.. Armitage will preach morning and evening,
ID the Fifth avenue Bap,lst church.
Rev. w. II. Pendleton will preach. morning ana
evening, IN the Flfty-third street Baptist church.
Baptism in the evening.
Rev. U. r. Beal OF the Lincoln Institute at Jefer.
son City, NO., Ia TO lecture Ene "Past History
and Future Prospects OF the Ool0red Race at 1T.
Marks Methodist Episcopal church this evening.
Ex-Rabbi E. II. cchIamovitz will lecture on the
prophecies concerning the Messiah IN the school
hall OF the Church OF the Holy Innocents this after
noon, at I'VE +. M.
Rev. E. L. Magoon. D. D., Of Philadelphia q
former pastor OF the old Baptist church in Oliver
street, Is to preach rhs morning In the Tabernacle
Baptist church on ''Strais hrforwaruness.n and in
the evening on Lille Out oil Deatn.n
The R,v. Hasey w. Knapp, OF Laignt street
church, win preach this morning at the sixteenth
Baptist church, in behalf OF the cause OF the CITY
missions.
The Rev. Charles r Baker, rector, win COM
mence series Of special lectures this evemn g In
the Church OF the Messiah, b sooklyn.
The Church OF Our Saviour, worshipping in the
Standard Cub Han, Broadway, Will be Instructed
to-day by Rev.J NJ. Pullman.
Services this evening IN the Catholic Apostolic
Church.
''The Father the Son and the Holy Ghostn is the
theme chosen by the Rev. +. G. Sweetser Tor this
mornings meditation In the Blocker street Uni
versaist church.
The Rev. +. L. Davies Will preach at the usual
hours to-day In the Berean Baptist Church.
The Rev. David Mitchell will preach in the Canal
street Presbyterian church this morning and after
noon. ''rhe Grave o. David Lvingstonen Will be
his morn NJ topic.
Tue anniversary OF the Sixth avenue Union re-
formed Sabbath school will he held this evening"
at which time Dr. Crosby, Rev. W. b. Merritt and
e. R. Ol,n Will address the pupils.
DR.. A. q. OSBORNE win preach ia the South Bap-
fist church to-day, and WIN baptize candidates in
tGe evening,
The NV York Baptist Lay Preaching ASSOCIATION
viii hold their anniversary TINS afternoon IN the
First Baptist church In PARK avenue.
The Progressive Spiritual lists in Robinson Hall
will listen to talk on Occupations in After Lie"
to-day by l. Z. Howe. The Splr,Luasts per Sc Will
meet IN Gcrmana Hail IN the afternoon gen.
eraI conference on N ngs seen aud unseen.
Richard O'Gorman VIII lecture IN the Academy
OF Music, Brooklyn, tnis evening, IN behalf OF ST.
Vlncents NewsbOys' Home.
The Rev. DR.. Van Bokeicw will preach to-day in
the church on Ormond place aud Jefferson street,
where new Protestant Episcopal cnurcn enter.
prise has been started
The Herali's Sketches or Sermons.
Mr. Oliver s. Dlmmick, o. Port Jcrvis, NJ Y.
writes cxultingly OF our weekly sketches OF SER
mons, and declares that iii there was not another
word in the HERALD out those sermons on Mon
day the paper would be cheap at Its present
price,"
IL There q Prophet Among Us .-There Is.
''searcher," VINO In last sundays HERALD was
looking Tor "a great prophet, man filed with the
spirit OF truth" who might revolutlonlze the re-
ngious world, &C., Is te erred by Nv ID. Pr to the
Jerry house AZ the loot o. East nirtyourtn st eet,
where THIS wonderful man-.'the only living crea-
ture VINO can produc, sucn woiderfui iacts"-can
be found. This prophet Is siXt,-1ve years OF are,
and IL Is t. be hoped he viii not be immediately
overrun with persons curl us to see such marvel
even OF tins ninetr enth century
st. Mary's Roman Catholic Church Ar
raigned.
"James b." sends complaint concerning the
trustees OF 81. Mary's Roman Catholic church,
Grand street. sometimes almost every Sunday
Keeping 200 or 500 persons standing at or outside
the door, while more nan hall the pews are empty.
A host OF collectors, he says, have been out, and
are still out tollecting ten cents week from mi.
lies to support the church and pay Tor Its recent
eniargcment. Aud the people pay Iioerally III pro-
portion 10 iner means ~. b." therefore thinks It
blgniy censuraOle III the cnurcn and the pastor TO
go on with the services and to leave those persons
ntanding-many oil them aged and ihfirm--whOse
only CRIME rs tnat they can't rem or own pew IN
ST. Mary's. ~. b." thinks 1t Is nigh tine that at