New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

After this week. the meetings OF this series VIII be hen
IA other churches At tho first meets were
and the good they had accomplished II was also nrged
that something Of the same benefit might be reaped 0!
individual effort.
EFFORTS or UNIvERsAIIST CHURCHEs
The Uniycrsallsta both in this city and In Brooklyn
have united In revival meetings. During the present
week the work is carried IN the Rev DR. Nycs Church
Brooklyn, hut week 1t will be transferred 10 tue
Rev Dr. Pulmans Church in this city, in the following
week 10 the Fifth Unyersalist Church in Stuyyesantst
and then TO the Rev Dr. Chapns Church at fiith-aye
and forty-fthst Services will be held every evening;
except Saturday ard viii consist of singing prayer anu
conference. Independently Of these meetings Inc lscV
DR. Chaplin has Instituted order Of services Tor the
the choral and congregational element VII ne ,nro
duced-with y"sper services. Members OF UhNersail-i
meetings Of Moody and sankcy as their docrnal views
and ideas of religious life vary from those a9eht oy inc
Eyangests. But when the Eyangelista begln WORK hi
this city they expect TO have revival services also
WHAT THE METHoDIsTS PROPOSE TO DO.
The Methodist ministers Of the city have had the SUD
ject Of reyyas under consideration at their recent meet
ings. On Monday IL was discussed ut consldeiaDie
length. but nothing definite decided upon. Among
the plans proposed To divide the city into DIS
ict- aud hold regular meetings at the largest churches
ia those Districts. the regular yearly revival neethg5
are neld in December, but the Work In brooklyn ana
NcwYork has awakened an enthusiasm which calis Tor
the work now. II proposed that all The churches be,
low Fourthst unite in two bodies for 10 DAYS series OF
meetings OF the churches used TO be that IN Greene
g. Above Fourths it Is proposed to unite N the free
and for the members Of the churches Earliest
up town to meet at st. James, Church III Harlem
at MadisOuave. and One hundred andtweny sixth-st.
All these meetings it intended, shall continue 10 days,
and take place at the time with congregations.
singing and "A choir OF 80 or 20 voices to lead AZ me
Rev Mr.. McAllister Of the Second Avenue Chnreh :
holding meetings every night this week. anu " y
expected that other ministers will begin soon In cr
churches before the larger churches open tLclr
services. Tho Rev Mr. Lloyd, pastor ~ the Washington
saIare Methodist Episcopal Church. has been hOldhg
revival meetings for several days and has very large
attendance, the building which ~ one OF the largest
Methodist churches In the city, being filled very ott
Mr. LLOYD expects extensive revival before the meet
in,s are Services take place IN the morning ana
evening, the singing being led by choir OF 10 VOICES
CATHOLIC MISSION WORK.
At ST. Bcrnard's Roman Catholic Church, In -FOUR
teenth st. between Eighth aud Nintlayes, MISSION Is
now in progress This kind Of religious work corresponds
to the Protestant reyiyals, and carried on IN all
Catholic churches in three OF four years. ana Is leo
usually y some one especially chosen for that purpose
The Rev. A. Damer, assisted by the pastor, the KEY
Father IIraly conducts the services at 81 Beralus'
which will continue this week and the next In me
morning Mass celebrated at o'clock Tor lahorefs aid
at halipls eight for other per ms. The Devotion " tne
Way the Cross If observed at o'clock ana sefnnh ~
given by the Rev. Father Damen In the evening rather
DaImen comes 10 this city from the Philadelp1ia
Cathedral, and when he has finished ms WORK ~ 81
Bernard's Church viii 20 to St Peters III Bafciays''