New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
HE BROOKLYN CHURCHES.

In Brooklyn not many churches usual have been
closed during the Summer. Many pulpits have been
occupied temporarily in the absence of the regular pas
tors The Church OF the Holy Trnity-the Rev. Charles
H. Hall, rector-and st. AIMS the HiGhts-the Rev.
Dr. Noah schenek, opened last sunday. All
the Protestant Episcopal churches in the city will be
open tomorrow. it being Communion sunday The rec
tor of Grace Church, the Rev. VIM. A. Snyeley, will
return to-day, after absence OF two months. St.
Marks Church, the Rev. W. T. Fitch All Saints Church,
the Rev. Charles H. Bxby; and the Church OF the Re
deemer, the Rev. Wm. A. Leonard, will be open to-
morrow. The Rev. Mr. Leonard has not returned, but
services VIII be held his church tomorrow, they
have been during the Summer. Among the well-knOwn
churches which will be open the follow
ing:
Brooklyn Tabernacle (Presbvteran)-The Rev. T De
Witt Ialmage D. D. pastor. DR.. Talmage returned last
evening from his Summers vacation on Long Island
and VIII resume the regular Sunday morning and even
Classon ave. Presbyterian Church-The Rev DR..
Duryea. Morning service only VIII be held for the
present. The church has been handsomely rehtted
and painted during the Summer.
EmmanueI Free Church, at President and smith-sts-
The Rev. Henry b. Walbrdge, d. d., pastor.
Greenwood Baptist Cnurch-The Rev. Albert @. Law
Park Congregational Church-The Rev. Washington
GLADDEN., ID. ID.
Hanson Place Baptist Church-The Rev. Justin D.
Tne First Baptist socety-the Rev. Jessie B. Thomas,
pasor-will hold divine services during September at
SITS new structure will then he built and the mem
bers of church will temporarily occupy church
the corner of Nassau and Libertysts which Is now in
process OF erection the ground of old Bap
tlst church which was burned down last Winter.
The Church of the New jerusalem. the Rev. ]. c.
Ager and the Reformed Church on the Hghts the Rev.
David Iugls. Will be reOpened one week from Sunday
Among the number OF prominent cergymen Who have
not vet returned from their vacations, but who are ex
peced later part Of the mouth the first OF next
may be mentioned the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher OF
Plymouth Church. the Rev X $. Storrs, d. D., OF the
Church OF the Pilgrims the Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler,
ID. d. OF the Lafayete-aye Presbyterian Church. the
Rev. William Ives Burlington, ID. d., Of the Cln,On-aye
ngregational Church, and the Rev. Norman Seayer
d. d., OF the First Presbyterian Church. The pulps Of
these clergymen are all occupied in their absence.
The Rev. Mr.. Bevan OF London, who has been supply
ing during the Summer the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ. scud-
ders Church-the Central Tabernacle.will preach his
farewell tomorrow morning. Mr. Bevan occr-
pies London the church which George Whitfield built
and used before his missionary journey to NewEngland
Some historical references to Whfelds life and work
will most probably be made In Mr. Bevan's sermon,
Dr. Scudder will return to his pulpit week from sun
day.
The Elm place and statest. Congregational Churches
which been recently united, will hold services at
the State-st. Church tomorrow. The church has no
settled pastor but the Rev. George W. Smiley has been
invited 10 preach.
The Rev. Dr. Guliver Of Chicago will occupy Dr. Bud.
ngtons pulpit ton morrow morning.