The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
YARLEY,s SUCCESSORS.

OF that distinguished evangelist, Henry Varey,
met In the Uhurcn OF the Disciples listen to his
closing words or instruction and cxhortation,
the pastor, Dr. hepworfh, in the course o. his re-
marks, stated;-"Though our good brother goes
from among the meetings inaugurated oy him
viii be continued III this church and In he Church
oil the Holy TrinIty, corner OF Madison avenue and
Forty second street. and IN the latter place Miss
Logan and Miss Beard. OF Lcndon. VIII conduct
the services, at certain hours, which were an
nounced during each day Of the week. Miss
Logan aud Miss Beard are eyangeists, and 50,
happily, 1t comes about hat the balance 81 the
style or service conducted by them aud the good
when results are not all with Messrs. Moody and
Sankey American revivansts. now plying their
particular calling IN London. even though their
great rival, Mr. varley Eas passed away from us
Miss Logan aud MISS Beard accordingly conducted
the services when were held at the Church or he
Holy Trinity az TOUR O'Clock each day during the
week. 1t was said In otner days OF the women oil
France and Spaia--and IL was doubtless equally
true OF the women OF Other countries IN Egrope-
that when age and the departure Of their charms
prevented iuriher indulgence in the vaniies ana
pleasures o. the world, they became dcvotees, thus
gracefully yiedlng to COD v nat no one else was
willing to accept. In more modern times 1t has
been said OF those women who abandon
THE ORDINARY SPHERE OF DUTY
become deyotees either to religion or 10 some
mission wnich they iondly fancy Is destined to go
far in ending ali the Ills that suffering humanity
is heir to- that they have neither the qualities OF
MIND nor person TO Gt them to shine IN the sphere
they 80 readily abandon. The statement. whether
riahtiuily or wrongiuhy, - generally accepted,
and so ihe nerce ieiuaie Wno pours out ner ue,
nuuclatIons ulOn man lor his wrongs toward
woman, he gentler medium. VINO, with eyes
prefer IA urally bright aud lace preterhat-
uraliy pale talks or the ine1able glorIes oi a
spirit world mIhe MANIFEST through, tappings,
aDle. tlpplngs, slatewrltlngs ana manifestations
o. a IKE character AZ stated price per sitting,
aud, III word. female teachers, speakers and
tause qualities oil mind winch lit them Tor tue
domestic circle, or those praces OF body winch are
I1af MIss LogIn and Miss Resrd. evanuelsts are
no exceptions 10 The general rule. AS usual
custom Enev enter the chapel soon after the hour
announced tor the commencement OF the services,
and, after kneelng IN lrayer Tor lev moments.
take their seats on either slde OF Toe rostrum.
ROW EvANGRLTsTs APPEAR.
Miss Logan Is the elder Of tue two aud evidently
Is considerably beyond the heyday OF youth. she
was dressed In sober drab, Without ornament,
with black nat which, though not III the modern
spuug style, Was OF sufficiently recent dae not 10
excite attention. Her lace was colorless with
something harsh ana ascetic IN tue outline, not at
ali renewed by tue broad forehead, winch lDdi-
Gated performance Of the intellectual
localities. AS 70 tho minor points, her
eyes we're blue o. gray, her nose excess
sivey aquiline, ana the lips INN and
c0iorsess as Decometn an instructor In morals
Miss Beard ~ something more mUdern-ol that ypo
frequently seen III England, aan stall more so IN
ireland with OacK nair aud gray eyes. It's usually
accompanied with complexion EnOwn as red ru-
nerfe and mas appeTtaIned osome Oh the most dis-
t,ngusnea beauties ia the word. still not Ia
compatible WITH extreme uvllness. when, IcrLu-
naelg, Miss Beard escap ned, being equally fortunate
a. reea "a the other extreme sue was a essed IN
placx sils-)r nat seemed 10 be-the only tribute
TO the vain pomDs ana Vaulties VI the world mani
Iesied being the purple TRAINING VI ner aa, also
caslons almost as exciuElyeB o. Iadies a mat
OF "lne Escaped Nunn VINO aavert SEES 80 ladies'
- aFI mr. nhn rQ
oil me sterner sex. Only gentleman here and
there was Observable, and a stern regard Tor truth
uneaSy and bored and as though oniy the
Watcnful eye u a female companion proven ed
their getting up Ia NEE ing and passln1 our. OF
the ladies' u need only be SAID that tue absence OF
spring styles WAS not remarked. There were any
quantity OF gloves oi nunnetsD each one with
flowers suflricnt 10 STOCK small norist establish
meat. And 50 they al sal comuacent aud cen
tentea, occasionally VARYING the moaotony ~
gl4ncng over tne mead OF the speaker 10 an IN
scrIpAon on the wall, commencing
Tell IL win Ioy tell Il with Joy,
Love IN my bosom Il glowing.
which seemed a very proper and appropriate
--S' AT wEpSgspaY's srKvIcrs.
witch furnished TAR example OF the whole, Miss
Beard gave out the hymn after the hymnals-
carried around 10 red table cover by an eager
laced httle man--nRd been distributed among the
audience. IL began
Just as am, without one plea,
But that Iny blood was shed Tor me-
TINS wa Rocs 81 Hr.S abd ieen ms. nosS
arose. she se,ected her text, as was nrst under
stood from the second chapter ~ he Fifsl hpstie
OF Paul 10 lImOlny anu tweilt verse; hut " turned
out To he the third YER 0 81 the second cndEter OF
toe second hpIsue :-"T1uu, therefore, endure
hardness. as . good solder Of Jesus Chr'sLn After
expressing the opinion That mere we're good
many protested soldiers Wnuse Oniy INDICATION OF
tue character lay m their dress-tnd whne that
might deceive man, ~ c0ulu not G0d-sne pro-
ceeded 10 snOV tue analogy 0etwean BRUSH sol
soIaier Goes m uur countgy,n she sald, ~ to en-
list II We desire 20 joan tue army Of the Lord
we must eaiis, We must - oele , 70 tne Lrd
Absolutely. Again, wnen the soldier eniists IN our
county ne gets .. -.
OF a shilling, wnle get the GIT OF God, which Is
eternal lie. rue analogy was thus carried 90,
reference being maze to tile obedience promised,
the accOutrements furnished uncudiug "tne
wnOe armOr u Lhe LOr8'l, the worA 20 he accom-
Nh. Ell ana tne trIumDna1G reward in tue end.
An TINS wa accompanied Nv ruuning IRE o. quo
tat0Hs from the Scflptures-the chapter and
verse being gwen eacn une-and ~ exhortdtons
and appeals 20 become soldiers
thursdays SERVICES.
The initatory services on thursday were much
the same 81 on the Gay previous. hese completed,
as s tie custom Tor the LADIES' 10 alternate IN
tnelr dlscourses, Miss Beard read portion OF tho
nineteenth chapter OF Matthew, Ia wnlcn - Inc
record o. the sauour's interview with Laccneus,
chief among tue puLhcdns, selecting As me
espec al basis oil ner remarks tue hitn VERSE
"And when Jesus came to the Place no looked
M aud MIN, anu sad unto nIm, Zaccneus,
make haste and come down lor To-day ! must
tae fair speaker oand = variety of calls. As
laccneus MANIFESTED desire 10 see Jesus, 90
should We. The cnlef OF the puOlcans was a rlch
man ami SHORE one, yet ne was undsmaYed OY
atfcultIes, and as the crowd wis great he went
anu cllm0ed tree. Inc nrsl cal suggested IN tue
text was an individual one. Zaccntus was the
person desired 10 COme dOWn. And 80 a personal
call IL made 10 every ssnue..
In tie second pace AZ was a Fastening call.
Jesus wanted ulm % come down quickly. There
In no time 10 wait-delaYa are dangerous Even
now Dsat1 NAV De knOcKlug al tie gate. Again,
IL was an humUhng cah tie was not Requested TO
10 uD but " come down. Lnuer TINS mead the
I uupeasant ways ~ the seitrignteOus anu the
nypocrltes were exposed and denounced. Tne
/ next was u cOnstraimug call-si0-0ay 1 must
sDlae IN INV h0use.u On my trends, what love !
i Sue ciosea b. ferVent exnortation 70 tue audi
I once 70 emu.ale the example OI ZaccAeas ana
come u0wn.
mere vas NOT a new idea throughout either
discourse, aud the appeals maize we're entirey OF
tue emOti0na rather tnan the intellectual nature.
The laGies, MOVE. er, s.oxe with he earncstneas
ol couylc lou, without any attempt ~ the 81 aces
or OratOry Or ~ oi0cuti0n anu thopgh the impress
SION on tne audience was Ol no means marked, IL