The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-25

wnyf Nothing but leavea And the woman who
attend class meeting but do many other Things.
WhyY Nothing but leaves. She play whist and
entertain fashionable company when she ought TO DO
at class meeting. The preacher next described the
classes OF directors whom she has IN her ravels
One wanted her TO tell him what God before
He became what He is; what no ne scepc) before
he became what he was and what ho would he when
he ceased TO be what he then To
the first queries she answered pugnacously:-
None OF your business TO the other she replied ethics
saved soul u lost Then she pictured the
conversion Of bacxslidden lawyer who had resisted
the speaker and her tears al his hardness OF heart
led him the Saviour Then the death OF .'Fathel
present fruit instead Of leaves When the old saint
sick he said 10 his waiting frionoA "If ]
and see me" (pontiug upwardl When you get up
there, said Mrs. Van Colt, just ask for my mansion
City Of Gold and take you the OF glasi
mingled with nre and Introduce you TO my Saviour and
brethren who have entered the open door before US.
PROGRAMME WEEK.
In the evcning Mrs. Van Colt preached again and
conducted prayer or salvation meeting On Monday
morning w. Lghtbourn, tho local pastor Of the Sea
Cliff Church. will preach; on Tuesday morning the
Rev. Alfred Taylor will speak. on Wednesday evening
day morning Lucus IL King b. D.. OF Newburg. N.
Y, Will preach Mrs. Van Colt will I'LL up the alter
and evening services each day except Wednes.
day, when she will take tho morning and after-
noon. This Is rs far as her programme Is made
out There very few ministers here yet
Two gwen; that tho brethren arc all
busy yet they have not begun take their vacation,
parsons are little jealous OF tho Widow Van Colts
success The Rev. L. Davies an evangelist OF Read
ing. Mass tho Rev: Thomas Sharp, OF Phillpsburg,
N j. the Rev. N. J.. Olmstead, who resides at Sea
Cliff, and the Rev. A. G. Morehouse all that are
staying there. But others expected up during the
week. Tho programme tor each days service will be
follows, unless exgency may call Tor modidca-
ton or change:-Prayer meeting in tent
naco at eight A. ~. praise meeting al ten.
preaching at eleven A. NJ. Two and quarter TO eight
p. NJ chidren's and young peoples meeting IN the
TABERNACLE or in the chapel at one r. M and holi-
ness meeting at the same hour and prayer meeting
halt past NJ This Is, as District Attor-
ney Downing Queens county, who was present. 70.
marked to-day, IN little too much religion Tor one
that the patients take them and not feel much
better Ut the end OF the encampment Many
country people hther this afternoon expecting
preaching at three r NJ rs IL was last year. but the
rived direct from ST. Louis Saturday morning late,
aud went right work. But the attendance to-day was
not 600 except the evening, when It was argeE
A PERSIAN MISSIONARY.
In the Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church,
corner Fourteenth street and Second avenue, last
evening" the very interesting services in ordaning Mr.
David Scott minister of the Gospel and missions
AIRY Persia held before large audience. Mr..
Scott young man of finished education,
and we'll read in theology ami the various matters
connected tho lie he has chosen himself He
graduated during the present year at shs
seminary and Princeton College with high
honors The Presbytery appointed the Rev. s.
d Alexander, D. D. Rev. DR.. Marling. Rev. Or.
Spalding and Rev. II. B. Chaplin, D. D.. TO perform the
ordination services. The Rev. DR.. Alexander pre-
slded and after the regular services Dr. Mariing
preached sermon from Corinthians suitable 10 The
OCCASION and exhorted the missionary elect to 60 forth
iearlessly the Lords cause The ceremony OF the
laying on Of hands was then gone through The Rev,
Mr.. Scott will soon start Tor Persia.