New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-11
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.
:, suonS ,vn THEIR CONGREGATIONS.


nsyv church has just been organized by the be-
-. Christ,an Science In the uptown portion of
A., sorvioes have been held for some time on
s'nda,,s and other days at various places by those
h ro,ees the teneis of the new faith ana IL Is sah
that large number OF persons III the regular
are deepy impressed by the piihclplos so' ioi'"
several ministers even have carefully examined ue
claims put forth on behalf of Christian science ana
haye admi,ted that much weight must be attached
=. - h,, NJ the same time they are careful not
a., onro,, themselves 10 the advocacy OF the belief
pocentlv Frank f. Mason. a disciple of MIS- Eddy. Of
poson has been engaged to conduct services III avon
Hail in Bedfori-ave., near tuitoh-sI AtSoios vi
association of the First Chufch vi Ohrs'
(scientist 10 meet in mai Paoo' now
been filed I'm the County Clerks once. Inc 'ruS'us
Gov rho first year are W. :. H. Robinson, W. H.
,,a,,-,o pamela l. Lenehan, Emile b. Lulu, sarah
NJ, Harry Cole p W. Reng. Maxim Gatwel and
y W now. About fifty persons are already IN
,stod in the enterprise. Mr. Mason Is pad Sloo
a loch,re. He will begin the series next month
~ 7 + Behrends, OF the Central Congregational
Church who sailed from Liverpool by the E'ruria
a week ago yesterday, is expeoeu u arli'o "
III rtu compete his vacation at his cottage on
-, -. Land Heights. DR.. Alexander Mckenzie,
- Chrdre Mass will preach in his pulpit 10
dow The Rev. Dr. schauiier will preach on septem-
49, , and c and Dr. Behrends will resume MS "orh
on September H. ,.-.. chrrch
,h ,unit of Trinity Methodist Protestant ChuiVl'
=, South Fourth and Roeblng sts., was recently ie'
-. h tho resignation Of the Rev. Mr.. Davis
,ho Roc io,pcd the Congregational Church. Tho Kew
y u whitehead has been asked TO accept cai
nd ha acreed 10 do SO II the president OF the Con-
terence TO which the church belongs approves.
psbon Cyrus d. Foss, of Philadelphia VIII preach
T., tho Nostrand Avenue Methodist Episcopal Ohnlch
'a,., c,,dog RIsbop Foss was one time pastor OF
:, tohn,s Church. in Bedford ave- Inc bnhu
1,noaohors mr. ". H. Milbum, will be heard in The
Nostrand Avenue Church today
mr. q p Clifford of the Tarrm Avenue bap,st
Church. Boston. is TO preach to-day at the union
services in the Sixth Avenue Baptist Chuion'
Tho sorvices in the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
chu,cb today and next sunday VIII be cohuuo'eo ny
~, Tourie : Hamlin, of Washington
Tho rorl, az clearing away the buildings rom inc
e,.o Of the new Sands Street Memorial Method'st
rpecopal Church. at Clark and Henry sts'' Is hearlS
completed. .,..,,o,. rn,scor.I
The tearing down of the old St. Lukcs Episcopal
Church I'm ClintOn-ave.. TO be ieplaceu WIN
similar in architectural design 10 the ouH""S '''o
I'm roccntlv completed. hae been bcsln: ,,,.,
" mr. lanes NJ Buckley, Editor OF me ShrlS5u is
AdvocateD of New York. viii pie9n IN pr' t N1e
pulpit in the Hanson 1lace '''"
rar,n las been secured by the simpson Methodist
Fpiscopal Church for the crcclOh Vi d "o" 'u"'
sol T PoT ID G. Hughes Of New-York Will preach
today i'm the new Calvary BaplS' Chuirn a, ~
ave- and Decatur-st. on the laSt 'Wo 'i' lii 90
month mr. Frederick Evans, of Philadelphia VIII oo
oup new Methodist church is to be built In the rat
hueh eubirb of This city, at Fennimore-st ana ioscIs
a az L armed hy the withdrawal OF nuinDer pl
~ Irom tie First Methodist Episcopal Church
in pamond-st, of which the Rev. T. T. hoag Is pastor