The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-01
RELIGIOUS NTELLIGENCE.
Programme of Services---Secono
Sunday in Lent.
Temperance Thoughts--min-
isteriaI Movements.
Rifle Shots at Ba1butus"
and DR.. Fulton.

dsv IN the church OF the Holy Innocents "Catho-
lie Education"
The Rev. David Mitchell will preach in the Canal
Street Presbyterian church morning anu alter
noon Mr. Mitchell has received a call from the
Calvin Presbyterian church. Of St. John, N. B.
DR.. A. c. Osborne win preach IN the South Baptist
church to-day, morning and evening.
Rev. E. C. Sweetser and Rev. II. r. Nye will oc-
cupy the pulpit OF the Blocker Street Universast
church to-day.
Rev. James Bicknell win conduct morning ana
an afternoon service Tor the Beuan Baptist church,
in Greenwich Hall.
Rev. A. N. Gilbert, or Baltimore, will supply the
pulpit of the Church OF Disciples Of Christ to-day.
Rev P. L. Dawes win tell the Berecn Baptist
church this evening how to make good invest
ment. He viii also induct into the Church, through
the baptstry, some who have lately made good
investment.
The Rev. ]. M. Pullman will preach q sermon OF
announcement this evening in the Standard Club
hall
DR.. Armitage will preach morning and evening
In the Fifth avenue Baptist church.
Rev E. D. Matthews will conduct the Free
Church services in the Harvard Rooms this morn
Ing Rev. C. NJ. Sims D. D., OF Newark, N. j.. will
hold services there on Thursday evening
sThe Three Temptations OF the Church" is the
topic chosen by Rev. W. W. Andrews for this even
ings meditation in the Catholic Apostolic church.
The Fourteenth street Presbyterian church SER
vices to-day win be conducted by Rev. Robert
Sloss.
Rev. W. h. Pendleton will preach in the Fifty
third street Baptist church to-day and Rev. W. H
Clspp during the week.
New Testament baptism win be administered In
the Central Baptist church this evening.
The pulpit OF the Scotch Presbyterian church
viii be occupied to-day by the Rev. s. S. Mitchell
Of Washington, D. G.
Dr. r. NJ Eddy viii preach IN st. Luke's Method
lat Episcopal church this morning. Sacramento
service this evening
Rev. h. W. Knapp breaches to-day in the Lsight
street Baptist church. Baptism in the evening.
Rev. Professor Wilson, OF Columbis, 8. c., will
address the Collegiate Reformed church, in Fifth
avenue, DR.. Ludlow pastor, this evening.
Plymouth Baptist church will be instructed to-
day BY Rev. D. II. Miller, who win baptze converts
In the evening.
Rev. Mr.. Barnhart win preach In the Forsyth
street Methodist Episcopal church to-day. In the
afternoon temperance meeting Is to he held
there.
Rev. Wayland Hoyt will occupy the pulpit OF the
Tabernacle Baptist church this morning, and Stein
way Hall this evening.
Revival services will be held in the Seventeenth
street Methodist Episcopal church to-day By Revs.
afternoon and also tomorrow morning.
The morning and evening sermons in tae Sew
enteenth street Baptist church will be preached
by Rev. Robert Cameron.
DR.. Morgan wiz conduct the Lenten services in
st. Thomas church. and will preach morning and
afteronon.
Rev. Mr.. Giles viii repeat sermon 'The
Place OF the New Jerusalem Church in the Progress
OF Humanity" in the Swedenborgian church,
Thirty-nftn street, this morning
Services usual in the Greek Catholic chapel,
In Second avenue, this morning.
L. C. Howe viii lecture for the Progressive
splritualists in Robinson Hall morning and evening.
Rev. Father Hammond, OF Florida, breaches this
morning high celebration, choraD in the Church
Of Sc. Mary the Virgin. vespers lchoraD at four
O'Clock P. NJ.
At the morning and afternoon services in the
Church Of the Holy Trinity Rev. :. &. Tying, Jr.,
will preach and at the evening service Rev. Z. II.
Kettel.
The people will have the Gospel preached TO
them In Cooper Union Hall also, at halfpast seven
O'Clock P. NJ, by Rev. Dr. Tying.
The Reformed Episcopalian doctrines will be set
forth by Bishop Cummins at Steinway Hall In the
morning and at Lyric Hall in the evening.
Rev. DIR. Hugh Miller Thompson will expound
1.-THE Christian Doctrine OF Prayer" this evening in
Anthem Memorial church. The pastor Rev. Mr..
Newton, will conduct the morning and afternoon
services.
Rev. DR.. Potter viii occupy Christ church pulpit
this evening" Other services at the usual hours.
The Book Of Common Prayer and the Prayer
Book of17S5 Will be iectured upon this evening IN
st. Peters church by Rev. DR.. Beach.
'sThe Pilgrim will be exhibited this evening in
Balm Hall.
At the morning and evening services in the
Church OF the Resurrection the rector, Rev. DR..
Fagg, breaches.
Rev. T. s. Pycott will minister to his new charge
tSt. Johns church, Brooklyn, this morning and
evening.
1.-THE woman's Temperance war, will be treated
aron by Rev. Mr.. Clarke, in Unity chapel, Harlem,
this morning.
This mornings service in wainwright Memorial
church WIN be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Egbert, rec
tor, and the evening service by Rev. DR.. Geer.
This evening and during the week Sarah F.
Smiley win preach in the Church Of the Disciples.
Rev. Mr.. Hepworth breaches this morning on
Jehovah and Baa IN the Human Heart"
'Where to Put ones Treasure" will be pointed
out by Rev. James Freeman Clarke OF Boston, this
morning, in the Church OF the Messiah.
Rev. DR.. George B. Draper lectures this evening
in ST. Andrews church, Harlem.
DR.. Rachel c. Martin will this evening address q
temperance prayer meeting ID Phenix Hail. Will
lamsburg.
The usual conference OF the spiri,uaists Of New
York will be held at two P. NJ.
Services in De Garmo Han at halfpast ten A. II.
and half-past two and halfpast seven P. NJ.
Practical Suggestions TO the Friends OF
Temperance-Enforcc the Civil Damage
Law and Hold Dram Sellers RESPONSE
bic for the Effects Of Intemperance.
To rHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The new war against liquor having taken root
In this city, why cannot the crusade be turned into
apractcal course, where the benefits can be made
as permanent and lasting as they are spontaneous
and temporarily or apparently successful Every
one knows the history OF these spasmodtc efforts
to conquer the demon rum;' how for short
time hundreds OF habitual and haru drinkers rush
forward to be rst on the roll OF pledge signees and
foremost among the new converts to temperance;
how lily cent OF these cnntInna 70 IL