New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-07
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.
PASTORS AND THEIR CONGREGATIONS.

PASTORS AND THEIR CONGREGATIONS.
The customary Sunday services at Manhattan Beach
will be resumed this morning. They are held in
the music amphhcatre at IL 80 a. IN. IL has been
the custom to hold these Sunday services at Man
haitian Beach since the hotel opened, and for a
number Of years the congregations gathered on the
hotel piazza number of preachers of national
reputation have been heard here and they have In
duced excursionists TO 60 10 Coney Island on the
special Sunday trains To-day DIR. o. II. Tiffany,
Methodist Episcopal of New-york, will preach; on
July IA, DIT. George II. Vandewater Episcopal OF
Harlem July 81, Dr. Oliver S. Dean, Congregational
of Holbrook Mass. July %, DR.. Charles F. Deems,
Presbyterian, New-Ycrk; August 4, DR.. Charles H.
Eaton. Unlvcrsalst, of New-York; August 1s, Dr.
Leander r. Chamberlain, Presbyterian, of Brooklyn;
August o. Dr. Wesley Reid Davis, Reformed Dutch,
Of Brooklyn.
Dr. Abbott will preach in Plymouth Church to-day
for the last time before the vacation The church will
be reopened on September 9. and the sunday-school
on September Is. The experiment OF continuing the
Friday evening prayermeetings throughout the sum-
mer VIII be made. The Rev. II. II. Bosworth VIII be
in charge Mr. Bosworh will also teach the Sunday
school lesson from the platform Of the Bethel In Hicks
ST. each Sunday afternoon at A5 o'clock The
Wednesday evening prayer-meengs will be continued
az the Bethel The Sunday school Of the Mayiower
Mission VIII be kept up as usual all summer.
The only churches on the Heights which will main
tain regular services all summer are inc he'orou a"
the BAPTIST I'm Pierrepontst
While the South Congregational Church is closed for
the summer vacation the interior will be renovated
and an addition 10 the Sunday and lecture room
building will be erected land just purchased The
sum Of s21 900 will be expended. The pastor, the
Rev. Albert J. LYMAN Is pronounced In opposition 10
church debts and the entire for the new work
was subscribed before anything else was done.
The Rev. Benjamin Senior, pastor OF the Prmluve
1foth Chopal I'm
near the church edlce made famous by the eccentric
Rev. Rowland HILL will speak to young men in Associ-
alton Hall this evening at g. Mr.. Senior has an inter
estng lecture upon Rowland HILL which he delivered
on Tuesday evening in THE Park Avenue Primitive
Methodist Church
Christ Episcopal Church, in Clnton-st., is looking
for a successor DR.. L. N. Bancroft, who recently
resigned from falling health. committee of the
vestry went to W1kesbarre, Penn, on recent Sun
day TO hear of the popular clergymcn OF that
city.
DR.. W. E. Grifhs, of Boston, and formerly of schen-
ectady, Will preach in the Central Congregational
Church. in HancockSt, on the Sundays of this month
The Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church is
to be extensively improved this summer and about
$4,000 Will be expended.
DR.. Talmage did not accompany the members Of his
church their annual excursion this year, but went
directly to his summer home at Easthampton, L. l.,
ur1ng tour.
The Rev. John Bntton Clark viii preach in the
Puritan Congregational Church to-day, DR.. z. P.
Ingersoll having started West his vacation trip.
| volume Of preached by Dr. Lyman Abb
bolt in Plymouth Church In the last two years has
Just been issued, entitled Signs of Promise"
| George C. Peck, son of DIR. J. o. Peck, Of the
Methodist Board of Missions, has just been graduated
from Yale, and will enter Union theological Seminary
| in the fall
| In new building now being erected at Seventh
ave. and Eighth-st hall is to be provided to seat
300 persons, which will be leased to the Prospect
Heights Unlversalist Church for its services. In
honor of the late Rev. DR.. Chaplin, Of New.York It
| will be called Chaplin Hall
Closing services for the will be held to-day
in the Church of Good Tdings, in Quincy-st and the
Rev. Frank NJ. Devoe, jr., will preach.
The Rev. C. H. Malcolm, OF the assistant
ministers at St. AIMS on the Heights for number Of
years. has been made rector Of the Episcopal Church
in ROselle, ". J.
| The Rev Edwin A. Halner, who is about to leave
the Christian Church OF the Evange and 90 to Haver-
hill, Mass, has received costly from members
of his Bible class, and engossed resolutions from his
church.
| The Rev. W. J. Mosier, the pastor of the
Ocean Hill Baptist Church. begins his work in that
sen.'n 'o-u''' no '1'''''' '"0 nov o H. lamp
| The Rev J. d. Hewitt of Wichita Kan. will preach
| IN the Trinity Presbyte Church to-day.
A temperance address will be delivered in the
| Herkimer Street Baptist Church this evening by Mrs
| II. n. X. Golf, president of the Woman'S Christian
| Temperance Union No. H.
The annual excursion OF the Sunday school Of the
| Sands street Methodist Episcopal Church Will take
DR.. Edward Judson. of NewYork, breaches to-day
| in the Emmanuel Baptist Church. Communion will
| follow tho morning service.
The Rev. George D. Hulst will preach his twentieth
anniversary sermon In the South Bushwlck Reformed
| Church to-day.
Union services will be held throughout July and
| ~ Ie=ND afor md Ef.f
| list churches, In the edfce OF the latter
The Rev. william J. Harsha, of Omaha will occupy
Church today, and Dr. Arthur Mitchell of NewYork,
will be heard in the Memorial Presbyterian Church.
The pulpit OF the Tompkins Avenue Congregational
| Church will be occupied in tho absence OF Dr. Mere
dith abroad as follows: July Z, DR.. william Kin
the Rev samuel l. LOOMS, Of the Gospel Chapel.
| Brooklyn; July 81 and %. Dr. Frederick A Noble.
| of the Union Park Congregational Church. Boston /;
August 4, II and 49, Dr. s. E. Herrich, of Boston !;
August 25, Dr. Albert s. Hunt, Of the Bible Society
september and 8, Or. George E. Reed president of
An interesting series of addresses will DO made on
the sundays of this month at the sessions of the
SUNDAY school in the Bedford Avenue Reformed Church
| To-day Rabbi WINNER of the Temple Beth Elohlm
| win Speak; next Sunday DR.. Samuel Mcbride OF the
Centennial Baptist Church on July q the Rev: G l.
living, of Calvary Episcopal Church and on july -
the Rev. Il. A. Blake, of the South Second street
Alternate services viii DO held on the sundays Of
July and august ia the Noble Street t ana
services viii be held ~ the former and evening seXe9
the latter The b Rev. d. SRT9 s moS 0I a and %
preach himself the first and last Sundays. On July
the Rey Dr. A. Van Geson will preach ia ana Rs on
Lewis Francis Of the Kent Street Church, Will have
charge of the services.
| CHARGED WITH HITTING A CHILD on THE HEAD
Justice Peterson yesterday held in 5000 for examl
nation Friday john Lynch who was charged with
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