The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16

eternal To persons the doctrine Of the Trinity
appears only a puzzIc. IL, however, they would re-
member God and three In the sense
there no puzzle about T. That IL Is mysterious Is
what might expect; for who by searching can ind
GodY But while ~ Is mysterious II is practical as
we'll
CLERGYMEN IN VACATION.
WHERE AND HOW OUR LOCAL PASTORS WILL
SPEND THE sUMMER.-soME IN EUROPE AND
OTHERS AT HOME.
Most of CITY pastors and those In the neigh Dor.
ing Will their annual vacation during the
present and following weeks The rest thus granted
and received will extond period OF from two TO
-FOUR months. Already large number OF them have
gone and many gong 20 Europe for The sum-
mer. Among those OF our local ministers who Will
spend the summer abroad, exclusive OF over
thirty Episcopal bishops and as many more
Presbyters OF that Church who 60 TO attend
the Lambeth Conference may be noticed
DR.. q. d. W. Bridgman OF Madison Avenue Bap,ist
Church, who sails the hrst week in July, ana Rev.
George II. Hepworth OF the Church OF the Disciples
who goes about the same time. DR.. John Hall, Of
Filth Avenue Presbyterian Church, with his family,
has already lett shores He will spend the greater
part OF the summer in the Tyro and during his abb
sence his pulpit Will be occupied by DR.. Patton, OF
chicago, Moderator OF the Presby terrain General AS.
sembly save that the church will be closed
Tor a short time for cleaning and brush
ing up. Dr.. W. J. Buddingion, OF Ciin-
ton Avenue Congregational Church, Brooklyn,
viii also spend the summer aud possibly the whole
part OF the winter in the south OF Europe. His
health has been greatly improved. and the church has
left period OF vacation discretionary with himself
and the condition OF his health. Dr. Armage. OF this
city will also spend the summer In Europe. Having
put In successful pastorats OF thirty years the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church he is entitled a SUBJ
wherever no chooses to take IT, Rev. j.
j Bronner u the North Baptist Church in Christie
phor street. New York, Rev d. o. Potter, OF Sixth
Street Baptist Church. will also spend the summer In
Europe. The former has served his charge faithfully
and laborlousy for ten years. and has raised il
q languishing 10 u healthy and aggressive condi-
lion. Mr.. Brvnner's Iather mnstered 10 this church
twenty five years. SO that tho has entered into
his iathes labors anu greatly extended the field OF
town. church can yet be filed sabbath after Sabbath
with eager and attentive worshippers II only tue Cos
pei in Its purity and simplicity Is preached Mr. rot.
Ter has been pastor OF SiAth street Church Tor the
past s,x years aud has nearly quadruped the men,
bership. In other words no found 100 members whom
he came he leaves now, temporarily over 500
together with an equally strong sunday school These
brethren sail together on the I'D inst.
DIR. X. s. Storrs, Of The Church OF the Pilgrims,
Brooklyn, will pass the summer al Lenvx, Mass. His
pulpit viii be supplied Ia the meantime by Rev Henry
A. Frnk Professor oil Rhetoric in Hamilton College
DR.. William Adams, OF the Union theological Semi
nary, New York, will spend the greater part OF The
season NJ his regidcncce on Orange Mountain
New Jersey, save knAt nc Will lew
religious gatherings Of tho country at intervals Pro-
lessor Hitchcock, OF the Union Seminary, also viii
ind his summer retreat alreaay awsting his arrival
near Fall River. Mass. and Professor Shedd OF the
same INSTITUTION will take mis- rcst on his farm West
chester county. DR. William ~ Taylor, ofthe Broad way
TABERNACLE has cottage al Oceanport, n j. where he
will rest for the season. DIR. T. W. Chambers, OF the
Collegiate Church, proposes To spend part his vaca-
ton on the Raritan, in New Jersey, and DR. Thomas
: Hastings OF the Forty second street Presby,erisn
Church, will spend the summer at his country home
Shrewsbury. \. j. Or. t. N. White, Of West twenty
Ir.sl .vtAr ttNn m
ton, bvtn will rest at Narragansett Pier, Mass DR..
Hutton, however, expects 70 visit the Adlrondacks
Tor a short time. Dr. w. N. Paxton OF the First
PresDy teran Church Ffth avenue aud DR.. Wilson,
Of the Central Presby tcrian Church, will visit their
ancestral homes ~ Psansylvani Dr. ConkiD, OF
the Rutgers Presbyterian Church, will rest on
the seacoast OF Maine at Scarborough, while
DIR. spauiding, Of - Presbyterian Church, New
YORK ruslicates at Andes, Delaware coIDty, IN the
Ca,ski region OF New York. Dr. John Cotton Smith,
having sent nis daughter to Europe, viii spend his
vacation ON his larn IN Eastern where
he has built u chapel and mn listers to tue people
VINO gather there. DR.. h. y. Rogers OF the south
Reformed Church, on Fun avenue, Will SIT the
me Rev W. n. Hatfield, oi Eighteenth street Mcih-
odist Episcopal Church; Rev A. j. Palmer. oi York
vile Church, New YORK, and Rev. .. o. Lyman, OF
brooklyn, have already sailed Tor Europe Rev.
ThomsS Lodge has also gone abroad. The latter viii
VISIT The Pope aud the Lambeth Conference be-
fore he returns DR.. Deems, having taken
his vacation un parp already, Will keep
the Church Of the strangers open while other
are closed this summer. DR.. j. -. Thomas having
recently returned from an extended tour Europe
will not take regular vacation, but Will visit some
Of the Baptist educational institutions in this state
and IN the West ana may be absent IRON the First
Baptist Church Brooklyn, Tor couple oi sabbalhs.
Rev. DR.. Elder, Of Madison Avenue Baptist Church,
Fity thrd street, Will spend his vacation at home,
vsiilpg different places as occasion or convenience
may suggest, probably spending wniie ut tue Bap-
tist retreats IN Marthas Vineyard ana In Monmouth
county, N ;. The Rev. Richard Brennan, oil St.
Rose Lma's Church. New YORK, sailcu
for Europe last week, TO be absent several
months Dr. Cuyier, oil Lafayette Avenue
Prssby terrain Church. Brooklyn, win spend month
Francisco preaching Tor iecblc church there.
Hc Ill lako the remainder OF his vacation travelling
through the couniry. He IS now The Pacific
coast. DR. Il. ~ scudder, OF the Central Congrega-
tivnaI Churcn, Is at bis homo In shelter Island L. l.,
where he viii spend three months. Rev. Mr.. McFay-
den, OF England, takes his pulpit IN tue meanti
OF out Of town ccrgyineu wno have gone or are go
Ing Europe may be named Rev. H. b. snyder, ID. d.,
pastor of Emory Church, East End, Pittsburg, aud
his son, Charles NJ, anu Mcssrs. John T. Wilson and
son, George Wilson, W. IA. Berger and j. Luiy, mem-
bcfs Of his congregation, wDo start tn month 20
make the entire Continental tour. Rev. Father
yncb o North Adams, Mass. 10 visiting ireland aud
viii not return until ia,e III the fall Ahcr twenty
four years OF aruucus missionary labor In Caornii
the Very Rev. Thomas J. Dalton, Vicar General OF
Grass Valley, has sailed Tor Europe, 10 be absent
out three months. Father Daily, VI st. Francis do
sales Cnurcn, Boston Highlands has takcn mp to
the South Tor tho beBon VI his health. Bshop Battles,
OF Alton, H.; Rev ~. We,s, his secretary Rev. A. j.
Harnis pastor OF the Church OF Our Lady, Louisville,
Ky. How j. MougiD, pastor OF the Church OF tho
Holy TRINITY, New Albany, Ind, aud Rev. L.
NJ. Dumont, pastor VI 81 Maiy's church, NJ
Jefferson, Marion county, Texas, sailed from this ort
lew days ago Tor Europe Most Of these priests have
been engaged In missionary labor for tnaly years.
ana now 20 abroad to recruit and 10 visit the taris
Exposnion. BisBop Bates makes his hrst episcopal
visit to the Pope, required by canon law Prof sssor
A. L. BfagdoD, Of Lsscil Seminary, Auburndaln. N.
r., sails Tor Europe ne1t Wednesday, with parry OF
former pupiIs o. the institution. lbcy 20 out on
tour OF observation for educational purposes Rev.
corae W. Gray, OF Illinois Conference. sailed week
ago Tor EUROPE He goes direct 20 Italy aud IL TO DO