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future as in the past, and hope, ere long, to aee
the institution rs prosperous, financially, as

Ihe time Tor ministerial vacations has come
II is shade earlier this year than usual. Tie
season Will be very generally observed by Chi.
caso ministers. The Interior does not approve
OF s:ch general departure, and consequently
the PRESBYTERIAN clergy do not approve Of the
!1te'>aor on this polnt. and said 70 at the last
ministerial Association. This is q difficulty.
hG;%exer that @ can easily be gotten over. The
will continue to rndiate. Respecting tie
points, where the clergy will yacate, It
may be said they ere numerous. and
Widespread. reaching from the Pacific to
rae tne atlantic, a and IN one instance around the
nence e given, and very properly, to Geneva Lake,
WIS, Where there il much water and good fish
Ing. 10 this place large number will 20 on
enorter and longer terms. The clergy are fond
ca,a1an o. nas1ng, gaming Cot tho shooting knd, and
Iamnics 3 generally; This will lead many to the
lake In question, the Rocky Mountains and olse-
where. Let them all 50, aud may their time bo
pleasantly Rpont and their return, II not speedy,
sure.
Among the Methodist pastors, the Rev. n. ".
Ihomas, D. D., usually spends the month of July
no exception to his rule. On his return he ex-
poets to occupy his new andience-room in tho
Methodist Church Block, which is larger, better
Lighted and ventilated, and otherwise more coz
venlent than the old audence-room DESTROYED bv
the great ire. The pulpit Of the new room viii
he N the sout1, end, instead Of tho cast as be-
fore /; the floors will be comparatively level: the
paintings and frescoing equally as fine. as the
old, and tho new organ will cost S5,000 The
ReY: John Q. Peck, pastor of the Centenary Meth
odlst Church, whose coming to the city is quito
recent, does not expect to extensively participate
IN any vacation. Though his church allows him a
Month for this purpose, it is probable he will
remain IN the city and keep an open church
during the summer months. The pastor Of tho
Wabash Avenue Methodist Church, the Rev. ],
L. G. Mckowp, has just returned from three
weeks stay at West Point, where lie was in at
tendance on official business for the Government,
ana where, he assures us, he had 4 de-
nghttn1 time; He proposes to run
will endeavor to sustain his reputation in this
Line, made at TINT point last summer, where it ia
said lie caught the largest pickerel Of the season.
His absence will be Of short duration, and in no
wise interfere with tho regular services Of his
Trinity Methodist Church, expects to spend no
moro Of q vacation than the attendance he will
give to the great camp-meeting of the Chicago
alethodists, which takes place at Dos
plaines commencing on the Goth Of August
Place II. E. Church, proposes to remain at home
al the summer, and preach to bis people every
Sunday. The pastor Of the Western Avenue
u. p: Church, the Roy; 4. Yonkez, expects to
remain at home, ind will hold service also every
Sunday: The Rev. S. Washburne, pastor Of
the Halsted Street II. E. Church, Will
spend several weeks in Kendall County
The Rev. II. II. Parkhurst, pastor Of Grace
II. Z. Church, will remain in the city until after
the meeting Of Conference, and then start out
Tho Rev. ". H. Daniels, pastor OF ths Park
Avenue Methodist Church the Rev. ]. +. Yates.
Of the st. Johns Church and the Rev. Horny
Hill, OF Simpson u. E. Church, do not expect
to leave the city but will remain aud hold divine
eeryice in their churches regularly.
f1f the 1onprerntionaf TninisfarG uho ura
fond OF vacation AZ any class OF men in the
world, Prof. Boardman is already in Pittsford,
VI; Prof. HYDE has just gono to New Haven,
and will spend his yacation in New England
tines the Rev. G. S. F. Aayage will remain in
Chicago in charge Of the seminary interests un-
til September, aud then hy to Minnesota to SEQ
the glorious tintage OF those marvellous au-
tumnH The Rev. J. E. Boy, D.D., Field Man
west, docs not know whero he will so, but Inns
an ego to Colorado and tho Rocky Mountains.
The Rev. Dr.. Goodwin, WHO usually spends his
vacation on the north shore OF Lake Superior,
= vii! take lis exit, according to present plans,
he second week in July, for the Rocky Noun
aims, OF some other place OF that kind. The |
Rev. E. r. Williams, of the Tabernacle Church,
5oes East u July. The Rev. L. 7. Chamber /
ain, OF the New England Church, will spend his |
he only teacher left iu the Theological Sonlin-
ny, will remain ct home and superinteud the /
:rcction Of his new residence on Adams street, |
lear Ashland avenue.
The Presbyterian clorgy Will yery generally be
zone during the ho. months. Prof. Swing viii |
reach two mora SUNDAYS and. then de-
art for tho civilized East; the Rev.
Dr. Kttridgo will climb the Wlite
fountains IN September, as usual: the Rev. G.
). Thompson goes, i not already gone. to Nova
Gotta; the Rev. J. T, Matthews has gone to Bog
on: the Rev. J. B. WcLeod and faniiy dapart.
lis week. for Europe; Prot. Elliott is ia Europe:
'rof Pntton will stay nt home and look aftor
lo Interior: the Kov, william @. Young viii
robably 70 South on his vacation: tho Rev. =.
!. Davis goes to Alliance. O.. in October: the
ey. Drs. Patterson. AIitcheu. and Syazey will
p out at the proper time: the Row. Dr.. Van
'oran has lust returned from New Orleaus,
The coming whereabouts of the ministers COZ
actad v;tL tIa FD;ocono1 md n,ntict 1anon,;no
ms nav % ba ~ c;ven st fntnra fime Ennnrh
" ona nas ~ GNeu e. Auseie .nue n.4 GGtnousn
~ peeu sAo'A W mahe IL e'lueus taat tucaEo
Ill shortly be without pastors, but, as nearly
Ferybody else Hlu be- either gone or staying |
,ry closely at home, it Hiu, perhaps bo lust
vol.
POWER or TIE PRESS.
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