New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Morning AT T as1es Il oeoek evening service al 8
THE 5H NS eo44oN s Ss ra'S sti
services.
AT THE CHURCH 2othst and 6thave'-Onur''
closed during month OF August
AT THE CHURCH a5hs and shay oi Kev services Te
R RIcIDS Jo dbs FAKE D. re ED " -hgse
scoTCH TSTg HtrS SBUfcHb 18th 81
1Sdanapols viii preach 10 30 a. M and 7: 40 p H.
% W Be eo:ed sabbath l. and re-
opened september g. for usual services.
AT BEEKMAN NIL METHODIST E PIS f6AI
f PhhERkE WHIT viii preach on 10 40 and u5ds 49,
meetings at 70 rsoc and se3 so s fee Su csss
S 1ssSGT a. T + 3 ~ and Friday nights
s q $ sS = Il y&&aE cSs}sS
open aps ali the year. Seats Tree All come
AT COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. Harlem
FIRST CHURCH. 12lsst. near sd;aye:,, Rev. J.
ELMENDoRF. D. D.. PastOr.-Rev. Mr. LUCKY breaches
at II o'clock
HGSHssGS sHr 1f'a .'f H
s1a TARaGSA &C GHThG%d SGG'j
IL oLAPP D D. G w preach rSs smm Ta' G sn
| gers welcomed.
ilfK n sSm sSff e
brick Church ed Ry 81 1Fn OF G q H coe 0@
KentaeiSy viii preach at II Strangers cordially
| welcome
CHRIST CHURCH, shave and sgth,st, Dr. Dr., J.; s. s.
sHIPMAN, Rector-Divlne services at IL a. m ana oo
p m
PAL chTRcH 5otS.;t @daysp W TaoY kAs
/ day- "A. m d.
y Rev. ST TFF EG?tHS5Eof
s&yice at II M, afternoon p m Strangers cofua'V
cA 55S G92 ER1S6S9RAt g.
Preaching at 10 80 a. m: and 745 p. M by Rev
3 Young PEE peoples s meeting 80 p. m.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. 49d Sft S S sTeH,
7h and s snndsy At i M Sunday school m
No evening service.
CENTRAL CHURCH. 7thave; near l4th:st;0oReyy C. S.
Of song Msy and S prayer H4 i5 % ali Cordially invited
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH; West 55thst. be be-
tween 9th and 5ih aygs Dr. M Ma Cordially
Invited to all services
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 5eth.st., stl,; :ss,5
Preaching sunday morning by the Rev. o. o. hERr%o''
| Of Rochester, n. y
EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST T. EPIscopAAL A.
O. a. Brown. 10 As a. song service p M
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
ner 55thst Rev JOHN HALL d. d., Pa:tor.servceS
win pc ,n held in hs ' T4 R s%''V %iL1AT WAN
is r 70 Ocn 5e s sSbe 9 f
services
FOURTH REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH y.
f fssia Rev SS'TiSS 81 %,5 IS
God' Strangers cordially welcomed.
FULTON STREET DAILY NOON PRAYE FIR MEETING NEE
Stop O. 10 or minutes the hour as your time admits
| Nos. ll3 fultonst and % Ahh-s1
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. shave. corner
I2th.st Rev. RICHARD ID: HARLAN Minis Mini
TI fs. D. d. of '2 St. Paul. q viii I8 preach 5 i0'-
STREET 70 METHo so5 E EPIsG0rb ~
Rev S. L. BALDWIN. D. D.
HUGH O. PENTEcosT will speak Sunday D. m, at
Nilsson Hall, 15thst near slave. Subject; An In
| famous Conspiracy"
HOPE CHAPEL. $50 Fast 4thst near Avenue D.
| Rev JOHN b. DEVINS. Pastor.-PreachIng IL m and
n sSRr mens F rhusday evening
meeting Free circulating library, readngroo ana room
Tor games open evenings
JOACHIM KAsPARY the LSndGn
p veg Satfen Tlnda az and lis beisTs Bible" Bader
Mrs. KAsPAIY. Admission free.
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 72t.st. ana 20
| ave-. Rev DAVID G. WYLGE, Phi. D.. pastor.-seryices
AZ 10 AS morning and O'Clock evening Rev. ALEXAN
DER MILLER 91eatln2 Sa6Gath-scaa9t G;no osSGK
Invited and always welcome.
LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corne,
l1ith.st.. Rev JOHN l.. CAMPBELL. Pastor who Will
preach 10 80 a. m ana 10 ~ Baptism at He close Oh
| evening serVice Strangers welcome