New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.
PASTORS RETURNING TO THEIR CONGRE-
CATIONS


The end Of summer and of the vacation perioi Is
marked by the reopenng of churches which have oeo
closed the resumption OF regular services by those H.
which partial services have been held and the rour'
ing to their pupits Of pastors who have sought heaf
and recreation in unfamiliar scenes. Some Of thos'
Who by the generosity Of churches or friends, have
been enabled TO take trip across the ocean, s"
nger 10th TO leave the attractions they have found "a
the continent or in England But the machinery 81
churches and Sunday schools viii in the main be Jut
in motion again to-day, and by another sunday ever
thing will be going before the vacation sea- -
began. D.. L. 8f l@ flE.
a few OF the union services held in July and Angus
will continue for Sunday two more. In the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. the CiintO9
Avenue Congregational Church will worship oday
the Rev. DR.. W. +. V. Bartlett, of Lexington. KY,
will preach pr. Albert S. Hunt will preach at the
union services In the Reformed Church In the Jellts
Or. l.. T. Chamberlain viii resume his pulpit II, the
Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church to-day b. John
Ilumpstone Will be heard again in the Emmanuel BaD
fist Church; Dr. A. II. Moment will preach from his
pulpit I'm the Westminster Presbyterian Church, DR..
Edward p. Ingersol Will reoccupy the pulpit Of the
Puritan Congregational Church. services viii be re
sumcd In st. Lulke's Episcopal Church and Dr. +. A.
Bradley the rector. Will ohicate The First Refor ed
Church. in Carroll st.. will be reOpened to-day aud ac
Rev. A. p. StockweI Will occupy the pulpit
Among the other churches to be rropened today
are the Central Congregational, whore Dr. A. +.
Schaufier, of New York. viii preach the Hanson
Place Baptist, I'm which DR.. Thomas Armltdge lNte
of the Fifth Avenue Church In New-YIk, VIA
preach, and the sixth Avenue Methodist Epis ~ 81,
which has been repaired and reftted. The pastor,
the Rev. Charles f. Harris, has Just returned frrm
Europe, and will resume his pulpit, The Rev
Abram COnkl!n, Of the UnNersalist Church o. Good
Ildngs. in Quincy ST.. has also returned from Eur Je
and will resume his pulpit today.
Plymouth Church and Dir. Talmage's Tabernacle
Will not reopen until next Sunday
Professor j. o. Murray, Dean Of Princeton College.
will preach to-day in the Second Presby rial Church
in Cnt0n-st
The startling question, "May Minister Tlly
Baseball on Sunday ," Will be answered by the Rev.
Jay Benson Hamilton, In the Simpson Metl fJst
Episcopal Chmch this evening.
Ex President Caldwell, Of Vassar College, WIZ
preach to-day IN the Washington Avenua Bapysf
Church. and President George f. Reed OF DC .1u-
son College. will preach in the Tompkin Avep 40
Congr gaiional Church.
A reception Will be given tom evening" TO .hs
Rev James Grant by the members of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church for whom he has preached lhro iou.
the summer. lie is about 10 return TO the Roc ,ster
Theological Seminary 10 resume his studies.
The WlnOughby Avenue Congregational Chapel
has been greatly beauthed and adorned IN the vaca-
ton season. and will reopen to-day
The Rev DR.. W. c. r. RhOades viii resume his dusie,
| in the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church TO day The
Rev. T. A. Nelson will preach In the Memorial Pres
| byterian Church after extended vacation Tb,
| ReV. Dr. = NJ. Ilaskns will resume his work In 81
! Marks Episcopal Church IN Bedforl-ave on. RING
| upon his nifty year rector.
Church will be filled to-day by DR.. Adam aicC!e and
OF Dubuaua-JH~a formeH pastor OF the sort Grsasa