The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-25
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
PROGRAMME OF SERVICES TO-DAY
sharp Practice of bisho p
Cheney's Church.
Services To-Day.


avenue A. meeting OF the Catholic Union
parocbiaI section OF the Immaculate Conception
this afternoon at half-past four O'Clock. Mr.. John
MulIaly and other prominent Catholics win speak.
Professor Green, OF Princeton, will preach on
"Assyrian Monuments this evening in the Re-
formed church, Filth avenue ana Forty-elghth
street.
Rev @. A. G. Brigham will this evening, in the
Catholic Apostolic church, maintain that apostle :
ship has been left as q permanent gilt to the
church
Rev. DR.. James Freeman Clarke, OF Boston, will
preach in All Souls church morning and afternoon.
Rev. G. W. Morrill, will celebrate the conversion
OF st. Paul to-day In st. Adams church.
Rev. Z. G. Sweetser Will tell the people in Cooper
Institute this afternoon what Universasts believe
and why they preach 1t. Morning and evening he
will occupy his own pulpit.
Rev. David Mitchell will describe ''The Chris
tian's Basket" and what it contains, III the Canal
street Presbyterian church.
DR.. Armitage win preach in the Fifth avenue
Baptist church this morning and evening, and VIII
assist in the recognition and installation services
OF Rev. S. Altman, in the stanton street Baptist
church. in the afternoon.
Rev. W. G. Dawson will preach in the Disciples
church. West Twenty-eighth street, morning and
evening.
DR.. A. @. Osborne will preach in the South Bap-
fist church at both services.
Rev. ]. NJ Pullman will answer "Some Objections
to Unversalism," IN the hall on Forty-second street
and Broadway this evening.
Rev. Robert Sloss will hold forth in the Four.
teenth street Presbyterian church this morning.
Rev. Mr.. Pendleton Will discourse in the Fifty
third street Baptist church morning and evening.
Baptism will be administered after evening SER
vices
pay y T. W
his evening sermon in The Berean Baptist church.
Rev. Maurice s. Baldwin, OF Montreal. will
occupy st. Georges church pulpit REV. Dr. Tying,
Sr.,) this morning.
Rev. wayland Hoyt Will tell all who shall gather
in Steinway Hall this evening 'How to Start
Right"
Rev. Robert Cameron will preach twice to-day
at the Baptist church in Sixteenth street. near
Sixth avenue.
Rev. DR.. Niccolls, OF ST. Louis, will talk in Asso-
citation Hall this evening.
Rev. Samuel NJ. Hamilton Will preach in the
Scotch Presbyterian church. Fourteenth street.
Rev. Fl. W. Knapp will lead the devotions of the
Laighu street Baptist church morning and
evening.
The Hastead Praying Band will conduct the SER
vices in the Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal
church all day.
The Bedford street Praying Band will conduct
the services in Thirtyfourth street Methodist Epis
copal church this evening.
Rev. Dr.. d. h. Miller will preach in Plymouth
Baptist church morning ana evening.
Services will be held in the Greek chapel, Second
avenue, near Fiftieth street, in the morning.
Miss Anna E. Smith will address the working
women in Temple Hall, 22e Bowery, this evening.
Rev. George c. Needman. evangelist, VIII preach
In the Central Baptist church, West Forty-second
street, this evening. Rev. Frederick Evans is
advertised to preach in the same pulpit at the
same hours
The Splritualists will be addressed by Lyman c.
Howe at Robinson Hall, East Sixteenth street.
The Free Thinkers Will convene in De Garmo
Hall. Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street, when
s. p Andrews and T. C. Hilyard will talk to them.
Rev. DR.. S. H. Tying Jr breaches in Cooper
Union Hall at half-past seven O'CLOCK Pm.
Bishop Cummns will minister to the Reformed
Episcopalians, In Steinway Hall TINS morning and
in Lyric Hall this evening.
In the Episcopal church of ST. Mary the Virgin
there will be litany (choran and high celebration
at hal-past ten O'Clock A. NJ, and vespers at four
O'Clock P. NJ.
Midnight in the Prison. is the morning topic
OF Rev. Mr.. Hepworth, IN the Church OF the Dis
clples. other services usual.
In Cutler Memorial church, Brooklyn, Rev. Mr..
Pycott breaches morning and evening. Evening
subject, "rne Friendly Man,
The pastor will preach this morning and Rev.
DR.. E. O. Haven this evening in st. LuKes (Metho-
Dist.
At the morning and evening services in the
Church of the Resurrection Rev. DR.. Flagg will
oficiate.
Preaching by Rev. Mr.. Newton in Anthem Memo
rial church al halfpast ten A. NJ Choral service
at halfpast three p. NJ.
The proposed new translation OF Scripture win
be considered this evening, in the Church OF the
Ascension, by Rev. DR.. John Cotton Smith.
Rev. Mr.. Rossiter will give talismans to the
tempted this evening, in North Presbyterian
church.
There will be conference OF Spjrtuasts at No.
Ga Madison avenue, at two O'Clock.
Mrs. Fl. M. walton Will give "a woman's View Of
Government Employ before the Cosmopolitan
Conference at three P. NJ
The Church OF Cheney--Bishop Cut
Bishop-Cheney Euchres Whitehouse-
Christ Church Stolen Out of the
Court on the Eve Of Trial-A Victory
for Cummins.
CHICAGO, H., jan D. 1874.
Christ church, the bone of contention between
Bishop Whitehouse and Bishop Cheney, the cham
pi0ns OF orthodox and reformed Episcopalianism,
has Just afforded US another sensation. Bishop
Whitehouse, aided by "Calkins ct all has been
endeavoring, for the past four years. to Gust the
Cneneytes from the building and recover posses
sion thereof from the recalcitrant trustees, wno
backed by the great majority OF the congregation,
nave declared for the faith as it is in Cnmmns and
Cheney. The case comes up on the 4th OF Febru-
airy, but just on the eve OF the trial very clever
maneuvre has been made, which at first seemed
the result OF disaster to the Cheneyies but proves
on closer inspection to be an advantage of great
consequence.
In May, 1870 Christ church borrowed on mort
gage from the Northwestern Theological Seminary
$3.50 payable May 2, 1875, with interest at the
rate Of ten per cent, payable semi-amualy. In
case default was made in payment Of interest and
continued for thirty days all the principal and
the arrears of interest were to become due imme-
dately On the I'd OF November, 1879 the trustees
defauted. and on the I'd day Of December the prop