The New York herald., 1877-07-22
main open throushous the summer, with one service
on Sunday morning


on Sunday morning
The various synagogus throughout the city viii
man ma open and N tae absence oi the rabbi reader
VIII conduct the services
81 james, No 2is Eas, Fifteenth street, was e,o.sa
from July Is I'll sepiember2 rne pastor, Rev A G
Wsdeklnd. d. d.. will spend hts vacation at Lebanon,
81 Johns No 81 Christopher street. viii close In
august Kew A. IL NJ HELD viii not leave the city.
81 faurs NO 226 sixth avenue, Will be closed for
pairs during the last two weeks OF August Rev. r. W.
Ge,sseanainer Cess ca n D. D. wl remain at home Until ths
time oi Closing there VIII be but the morning service
Holy TRINITY, West rwenty.lrsl street. near sxtn
avenue. closed July TO September o Rev. O. T.
Krotel, D. D.. Is spending The summer at Lonp
Branch
cusiavus Adolphus tswedish, No. 1853 Eas,.rwonty.
second street, viii remain open. Rev. J. g. Princsu
VIII remain 1t homo
xoRAvAx
Moravan Church. Lexington avenue, cornsr East
Thirtieih street Will be closed during August Rev A.
A. keinke will probably spend his vacation in Penn.
syvana.
METHODIST
Not more than one or two OF the Methodist churches
will be closed. ST. Paul's, Fourth avenue. corner
Twenty second street, closed July Will reopen Sep
tcmber Rev U. H. Tiffany, d. d., will spend tho
summer al Saratoga. chautauqua Lake, Martha's Vine
Rev. George " Woodruff, OF the Allen Street Church.
Will spend the month OF August at Lake George and
Rev. J. A. Edmonds OF tho Asbury Church, viii 10
In town most Of the summer.
Rev e. ;. narrower, OF the Contral, is Ill and
staying at Rhineheck. Columbia county. n. r. Tho
pulpit is hIled by Rev. George c. Esray.
Will spend the months OF July ana August out OF the
city. and the church Will probably De closed Tor re-
pairs
Rev. William s. Douton. OF the Grace Chapel and tho
Boulevard Chapel. viii spend portion OF she summer
at West NewDurg.
Rev. s. l. Ferguson, o! tho Forty fourth street
Church. will spend Angus, At Fcrgusonville, N Y.
Rev 7. Mcclellan. OF ST. Johns Church, No. 23l
West Fifty third street. Is III at Poughkecps!c whero
he will remain iii September l. His pulpit will be
occupied during the summer by Dr. Wheeler, editor Of
Rev. W. p. Abbott, of s.. Luke's, has recently ro-
turaed from atrp to California
spend the month OF August in the lower part OF Deia
Rev. John Johns of Trinity Church, will DO away
from home for one or two weeks.
Rev Benz. II. BIRCH, Of tho Twenty fourth Street
Church, Will spend the month OF August At Canaan,
All the above (Me,hodstl churches, with the excep-
lion o! ST. Pauls, VIII remain during the absence
OF their pastors.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Brick, Fifth avenue. corner ThIrty-sevcnth street.
will remain open. Rsv. l.. ID. Bcyan will spond the
summer at Shelter Island, l.. l.
Central, West Fifty seventh street. near BROADWAY
will remain open. Tho pastor Rev James u. Wilson
Will preach IN tho morning; Rev. J. 5. kennard. oi
tho Grace (BaptisO in the evening.
Covenant Park avenue, corner East Thrty-hnh
street, closed Rev. NJ Re vuccnt D d.. pastor, IN
Rhode Island from July Till early IN September.
Fifth Avenue, Filth avenue corner Fiitylth street,
preaching by Rev. DR.. j. Crawford, OF Pcnnsy lvunia
Dr. John Hail. pastor In Europe delegate to The Pam
First Fifth avenue, corner West Eleventh street,
will open, with prcachlng by Dr. James Murray
" 6ss
a delegate to the Pan Presbyterian Council
Fourth Avenue, Fourth avenue, corner East Twenty.
mendort d. d., OF Poushkeepsie Rev. Howard Cros.
by, D. d.. delegate to Pan Presbyterian Council, will
return about the lst Of September
Fourteenth Street. Fourteenth street, corner Second
avenue, remains open Rev. = H. Marling, pastor,
will remain at home or within call.
Fourth, West 1hrty-fourth street, Sixth avc.
nue. will have morning service only from July 10 TIL
September .. Rev. j. r. Kerr, pastor, Saratoga and
elsewhere.
Madison Square, Madison avenue, corner East Twcu-
ty-lcurih street. closed from July I'll September.
Rev. W. J. Tucker, ID. d.. has just returned from y
three weeks soourn at shelter Island, L. L. and viii
80 Saratoga. thence TO Lake George and aftcrwarc
Murray Hill East Fortieth street, near Lexington
avonue Will remain open during the summer Tor
morning service. Rev. George J Chambers, pastor,
viii spend the summer away from The city.
New York. West Eleventh street, Will be open for
morning service all summer, with preaching by the
pastor. Rev W. W. Page who will spend the week
Nortn Ninth avenue corner West Thirty first street.
from July Is tili september 3 Rev. s. b. Rossiter
viii spend his vacation out OF the city.
Philips Memorial. East Seventy third street, corner
Madison avenue will remain open Rev. Samuel d.
Alexander D. D. PASTOR will spend tho week Snrcws
bury rcluralng Oh FRIDAY or saturday.
Rutgers, Madison avenue, corner East Twonty ninth
cot, will be closed during August Rev. y. W.
Consling Is at Oak Hin, Nc, where he Will spend
Scotch, West Fourteenth street, near Sixth avenue,
remains open Tor morning service, by Rev. u. s. Hut
ton Row s. NJ. hamilton, pastor. ~ IN Europe, .
delegate to the Pan Presbyterian Council He viii re.
turn about the middle OF September
street VIII DO closed tho last Two weeks August ant
the nrst IN September Tor repairs. Rev. Robert X.
Booth. d. d., will spend his vacation in tho Name
woods
West, Forty-second street, near Filth avenue will
be closed during July aud August. The pastor, Rev.
Thomas s. Hastings, u. ID. VIII spend his vacation as
Oceanic on the shrewsbury River
Westminster, No. Isl West Twenty second street,
Will remain open and be supplied by various preachers
The PASTOR Rev. G. ID. .athews, delegate 10 ths
Pan-prcsoy Council and will return carly Sop
tembcE
West Twenty third Street, West Twenty. third street
near Seventh avenue closed from July Til early IN
September Rev. Erskino y. White, ID. d., ~ spend-
ing the summer at Narragansctt Pier.
ALI the other Presbyterian churches and mission
chapcls Will remain open throughout the summer
Among other delegates TO the Pan tcrlan Coun-
Gil were Drs Adams and SchaIl, ol the Union Theoog-
cal Seminary, and DR.. s. l. Prime, editor Of Tho New
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Eleventh Street will remain open, the pastor, Rev.
Jane Street will probably DO closed for weeks in
August. In which case the pastor, Row Robert Scott
Will visit his family in Canada
seventh Avenue viii probably bo open all summer
the pastor, Rov Il. W. Kidd. remaining IN town.
Seventh amt Third VIII remain open.
West Twenty -nith street has been supplied with
various preachers since It's PASTOR Rev. John Kirk
patrick sailed Tor Europe TO attond the Panpresbyte
ran Council IL may be closed IN August
Harlem will be supplied throughout tho summer.
EPISCOPAL.
Bishop Horato Potter Is spending the summer
III Angels remains open throughout tho year, Rev.
Charles ,. Hoffman, roctor spending the summer or
tho HUDSON
All SAINTS remains open for morning and evening
Annunc,ation Will remain open with services by tho
rector, Rev. William J. scabury, who is spending ths
summer at Rockaway
Ascension has been closed fortnight aud will
open about the lst OF September. kcv. John Cotton
Smith, rector, Is spending the summer at Ipswich,
Mass.
Atonemont Is closed for rcpairs The rector Rev.
Charles c. Tiffany, Is preaching In tho Church Of tho
Incarnation Ho Will leave the city In August whom tho
Church of tho Atoncmcnt viii no closed and Row.
Arthur Brooks will preach In the Church OF tho In
carnntion. Dr. Brooks Is now Mt Mount Desert, and
wi spend portion OF tho sum m0fr at south Norwaf.
Conn.
Calvary has been closed for repairs since tho last
Sunday June and will DO rcopcncd early In Soptcn-
bcr Rcv \. A. washburn, d. D., rector. Is spending
tho summer various places throughout the Eastern
States.
Church OF Santiago tspanish) will rcma,n open
throughout tho summer the rector, Rcv. Joaquin do
Palma remaining IN tho city lie has also charge OF