The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-08
YORK HERALD MONDAY. JUNE g. 1s74-TRPLE SHEET

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ST. BRIpGKr,s RonAn CATHOLIC CHURCH.-It was
stated In this church yesterday, Of which the well
known Father NJ curran m pastor. that on Trinity
Sunday sl.O07 had been collected Is Peters Pence.
The sermon was preached Yesterday by the Rev.
Father Corley OF 81 Peters, Who dwels ON the
parable OF the invitation the Lords Supper and.
in conclusion, on the evils OF avarice. The Rev. d
M Mcdonald. Missionary Apostolic OF Prince Ed
ward Island, took part In the services
EBENEzRR BAPTIST CHuRcH.-As the Baptist
meeting house, Thirty -sixth street. near Broad
way. yesterday morning. there were just nineteen
people assembled including the venerable parson
and the HERALD reporter. After lengthy prayer,
followed by 9 hymn the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Badger,
preached, taking hts yext from IL Timothy, IL.
15-"Study TO show thyself approved unto God, q
workman that needern not to be ashamed, rightly
divining the words OF truth"
ST. JOINS METHODIST CHURCH. BROOKLYN
Yesterday morning the Rev. DR.. Warren preached
discourse commemorative 2d48e Sylvester
Turrle, one OF the Oldest n6Iolants in Brook
lyn and leading member OF st. Johns, who died
few days ago. The text was taken from the first
verse OF the fortieth Psalm-"God Ia our refuge
and strength, very present help in trouble"
At the conclusion Of the sermoo, number Of
members were taken into the church after which
the Holy Sacrament was celebrated, the Rev. Dr..
Warren assisting in the service.
CHURCH OF THE AscENsIos.-rhe Rev. DR..
Irving preached here yesterday morning, IN place
OF the Rev. John Cotton Smith, who is absent.
His text was taken from Matthew, VI, Q. He
spoke on the subject OF charity, and praised that
Christian goodness which never let the right
hand know what the left hand did. There was a
special blessing to those who did charity to their
fellows and the Lord watched over those who
did II. Owing to the absence OF the Rev. John
Cotton Smith, the rector, the ATTENDANCE yester-
day morning was something less than usual
Ross STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. BROOK
LYN.-The services at this church yesterday were
unusually interesting the occasion being the in
stallation Of Rev William A. McGinley. as It's per-
manent pastor, by q committee Of the Presbytery
OF Brooklyn. This addition 70 the pulpit OF the
City OF Churches comes from the interior OF the
State with high reputation for piety, scholarship
and oratorical ability. The spacious ediice was
filled TO repletion. Rev. Drs. Buchanan, the Mod
orator. Rev. Dr.. Paxton, OF New York, and Rev.
Drs. Duryea and Van Dyke were invited to partici-
pate in the services.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHUReH-The Rev.
DR.. Paxton preached yesterday morning from the
text Solomons Song, IL, S-'As the apple tree
among the trees OF the wood, 80 Is my beloved
among the sons / sat down under his shadow
with great delight and his fruit was sweet 10 my
taste" The reverend Doctor, In applying the text,
said that the tree that OF natural redemption,
and that Christ's love could be plucked with the
same facility the sweet and ripe fruit from the
tree. Man mad q mission on earth. which was to
recognize that which was offered to his hand.
God offered this fruit TO our TASTE and it was our
place TO pluck it and make use Of 1t. DR.. Paxson's
was very eloquent discourse, and his metaphors
were sublime.
TALAAGE's TABERNAcLB, BRooKLYN.-The great
Tabernacle was crowded At both services yester.
day. In the morning the Holy Communion was
administered. Ninety-two new members we're
received, making total OF about $50 during the
past three months. Many OF those who were re-
ceiyed upon certificates yesterday came from
other Brooklyn churches. Four or five came from
DR.. Cuyler's, on Lafayette avenue. One came
from the Protestant Episcopal Church OF Ireland.
Mr.. Tamage's sermon was o brief but earnest one,
appropriate to the occasion, and when he had con-
cuded the communion was administered. Pre-
vious to tho sermon MI. Talmage announced that
there would be great congregational picnic" Of
his church at Prospect Park on the 18th OF June,
and be hoped 70 meet AZ his people there.