New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.
NEWS OF PASTORS AND PEOPLE:


The great day for the sunday-sehool children OF
the city VII be next Wednesday, when the animal
parade will take place. Tho occasion VIII Dc tns
sxueth anniversary of the Brooklyn sunday-soaooI
Upion which includes the churches OF all the city
save tho Eastern District and Greenpont Between
60 900 and 10000 pupils, officers and teachers ars ex-
pecod % form in divisions arranged for netghoor
hood convenience In different parts of the city. The
schools VIII assemble In designated places two %
three churches together, and sing their anniversary
hymns and listen addresses. Tho outdoor psrados
VIII take place and aterwsd each school will 90 TO Its
own church. and fee and cake and other refresh
ments win be enjoyed. The Prospect Park Division.
containing about $4,000 children, viii hold exercises
on an amphheare Of seats the Long Meadow of tho
Park and will then parade on the green. william H.
Quinn will be marshal of this division, and num-
Der of city officials and other invited guests
Will be on the reviewing stand.
was hoped to have President Hsrson
present but he has Informed Grand Marshal Casa
that he will be unable TO be In Brooklyn. Tbs
Heights Division will parade IN Clinton and Pierre
pont SITS Dwight studwell is marshal: The Carroll
Park Division will march In Clinton-st- and First
Place. James Armstrong being marshal. The Clinton
Avenue Division will parade on the Hui with Julius
A. Pfarre as marshal. The Tompkins Park Division
will form IN the park from which IL takes its name,
and will parade in Willoughbyave E. W. Taylor ir..
Is marshal. The Ocean Hill Division will parade In
Horkimerst, Philip Evans jr, being marshal Tbs
Eastern Division Will parade in Bushwick-ave., with
Moses g.. Young Is marshal. William G. Peck is
marshal Of the South Brooklyn Division, to parade
Third and Fourth-aves. The Bedford Division viii
parade IN Gates-ave.: c. A lent is marshal. Tbs
New-York Avenue Division Will parade in Macon-st.;
Alfred Lilly is marshal.
DR.. Talmagc will go TO Easthampton, L. l., where
his country home IS situated, 10 spend few weeks In
July. and viii then go West lecturng tour, visit
ing Dakota, Oregon and Southern California He
also thinks OF vlsinnr Alaska. During his absence
he will deliver thirty lectures. The Tabernacle will
be closed In his absence, but he will return to reopen
II on the first sunday In september
The excursion OF Plymouth Church and Sunday
school 10 ROTOR Point, Connecticut. the Grand
Republic next saturday IL designed TO De family
picnic In the New England style so that the people
may be brought together In social and Informal way
at this last opportunity for meeting before they sep
arate for the summer. Or. Abbott and his family
will be in the party Contrary TO the custom of recent
years no dancing viii be allowed on board the boat
The Sunday hOol of the NoStrand Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church will go to Iona Island on June 20.
Tho June meeting OF the Brooklyn Presbytery viii
be held tomorrow evening 10 the Cumberland Street
church To transact routine business.
The Rev. Paul Van Dyke, who has accepted an
IS son Of tho Rev. DR.. Henry J. Van Dyke, Of the
second Presbyterian Church. In Chnton-st He has
0'e %A R'f S1 e. at j. GH9eS hsiEsnd: is in Europe bis
pulpit in the Central CONGREGATIONAL Church win be
i itSS NJ. F. Hendns W T. Grlfhs and Alexander
Dr.. Behrenis VIII be home by the middls
hne three quarters length portrait Of Mr. Beecher
painted by T. CoRant Is on exhibition In The psriora
miraby In reproducing the form and features 20
familiar to the members OF the church, many Of whom
saw picture after the Friday night prayermeet-
Ing. II has been proposed 10 place IL in the Sunday
school room Of the church a permanent memorisk
Ths price the artist places upon IL Is 10 900,
T.. X. Warren Post, No. 26O, G. A. R., will attend
services this evening IN the Church Of Our Father,
Of the l39th y. Y. V. and Charles r. prane Post,
No 49a G. A. r.. WAL listen 10 a sermon by the Rev
E. S. Wing I'm tho Fleet Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. Tho E.. T. Tcitt Post will attend services
The Sunday Observance Society win hold q publ,o
meeting this evening In the Nosrand Avenue MethodsS
Episcopal Church, 10 DO addressed by ex-Assembiy.
man A. S. Bacon DR.. T. /. PoulsOn and exDlstrct-
DR.. W. \. Leonard, OF Washlngt who has aeeeptod
the office OF Assistant Bishop OF Ohio, rector Oh
tho Church Of tho Redeemer, In Paciao-sG before he
went 10 Washington.
Or. A. J. +. Bebrends sailed yesterday In the
Aurania. Before he started n member OF his church
gave him $500 TO defray his EXPENSES -.
The Rev. MesSrs @. S PreSscy and Jay N. Taft wiz
preach at The twentieth anniversary OF the RocsaweS
Avenue Congre gatlonal Church today. $ q u
Ground has been broken for the St johns seminary
for the training of Roman Catholic priestk az LeNM
and WIlloughby ayes. Ii win cost 10000 ana "i1
acGomnodS,s elshty student .0n,o ,,eth Eeshn In
Safest, viii SAIL for Europe In June la |"
The Congregational Club elected s re 1890
,hn Ado,nh xcaa.my vice presidents DIS n NV
Storrs II g. Roberts and A. = r be tsa,,r II q
+. b. Mcleod, and Q; D. Wo gah The The Club win
Barnes; secretary chaTtsss ., -
not meet again untu Veto'" 10y III