New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.


A dozen Methodist Episcopal pastors wlii oeeln
.hai, worl, n. new pulpits to-day to which they
,vore assigned nc the recent session OF the New
Vol, Fast Conference The most important OF
-, nev nastors. from the size and strength OF
tho churches they I'll, are DR.. 7. Il. Foulson, Oh
tho Nostrand Avenue Church; Dr.. z. u. 1imn,
~ Grace Church. and the Rev. I. T. Frost, OF
Summereeld Church. Dr. Poulson comes from
Flushing. L. l.. and was formerly one Of the most
nro,p,nent ministers ir Baltimore. Dr. CHM was
last in Coyington, Ky., and was also baltimore
pastor n few wears ago. He Is well known IN
Rrool.lvn. where he preached dozen years ago
Mr. Frost comes from st. Johnsbury VT, where
he has gained the reputation Of being rising
voune man. Other new pastors are the rev
Dr O ]. Cowles, from Pittsburg, In the Dekalb
Avenue Church; the Rev. James Montgomery,
from Newark in the James Church; DIR. j. a.
Roche. from New-York, in the Washington street
Church: the Rev. A. s. Kavanagh, from Hartford
in the Greenpoint Tabernacle and the Rev. Charles
y Harris from South Norwalk, In the Sixth,
Avenne Church from which the Rev. Edward
CunntHkbafd4 goes to the North Fifth street
Church. eThree pastors, the Rev Messrs u,
McGregoE,, W. D. Thompson and ). H. beilee,.
are retuSued to their respective churches Tor 2,
fourth year, a novelty in Methodist usage the
outcome of which will be watched with interest
In the death of Dr.. w. f. McCune plymouth
Church has lost one Of its most active ana uSeiul
Young men. he had been indefaugaoie In ms
service in the Sunday school for the last nVe
years, acting as secretary and assisting the super
lntendent. The funeral services OF Or. McCune
will be held this afternoon.
Holy Week viii be observed with special ser
vices In many churches. At Plymouth Church III.
Abbott will conduct morning prayers IN the SOCIAL
parlors from $3.50 TO o'clock every day. Al
the Church Of the Pilgrims union communion
service, in which the First and Second Presny-
terrain Churches and the Reformed Church on the
Heights win take part, will be held on Ihnrsday.
Dr. A. b. Earle. the evangelist, will CONDUCT daily
tryival services In the Hanson Place Methodlst
Episcopal Church At the Reformgd Ep'SEs 92o.
r. j. Van Dyke. T. i. Cuyler ana George y
Morris. and the pastor. the Rev. G. W; HUNTINGTON
will preach on successive evenings. beginning 10
The Bible in It's Ideas Of Right and Wrong
will be the subject OF discourse by III henIy u;
Of, Gi TIE assoH SvsnSs
Presbyterian Church this evening Nit
Dr. George L, Reed. the new president OF Dick
insOn College. 81 Carlisle Penn = sDendihs low
The Brooklyn Presbytery viii meet tomorrow
afternoon in the South Third Street Church.
peleGstcs TO the Gspe re .h Assembly 70 ~'e' "
snrino sessions Of the North Chassis Of Long
Island and the South Chassis OF Long lsana OF tne
Reformed Church will be held on TUESDAY tne
former In Flushing and the latter In the East
Brooklyn Church. ut Herkimer-sS ana hoWaru-
ave. 49, ..o,,, =, Tho Americnn
Rible Society will address young men N ASSocla-
tion Hall at 4 80 r. m. to-day. ana MISS hAtn-
rine H. Cavannah viii sing. -, n...L..
: TIE fortitude with which DIR. Edwaru beecnsr
has endured the suffering from the accident when
has cost him a leg has called forth EXPRESSIONS
of admiration from his surgeons. Ills cnem ,,nrd
ness has also aided greatly In his progress towsIa
pecovery and he Is In fair way Of going ebous
sgnin. expressions Of sympathy have re"che"
nm IRON Stssat Mater will he sung At vcs-
r.rs e.9o n. m. to-day, In st. stephens Roman
Catholic Church, at Summit and Hicks sts.
At the monthly meeting OF the rresoyostns -,
Social LINEN on Monday evening An Important
address was made by DR.. Charles L. thompson
mndsrstor Of the General Assembly upon Ills
toric Presbyterianism:' , 49,, H. .-;,
On North Carolina which he was compeled 70 taKe
a few weeks ago on account OF nervous proS Son
ton Ue will resume bis preaching IN the Zen
trail Congregational Church To-Day. 49,, ov.ord-
The sym pathy Of MANY friends mas Deeh eAtSnu
al to Dy Hugh Smith Carpenter In the death OF
his wife, which occurred last week Ut
Carpenter is widely known in the CITY, havlng pen
nostnr Of the Westminster Presbyterian ana the
Redford Congregational churches, and having act
ed as pastor OF the StuyveSant Avenue ConsFesa-
tional Church. .ss.... a. ,,o,,.
MaVOr Ilauin VIII utuNtI on
men In the Church of the Reformation In Gates
ave this evening cA.L
|, Adelnhi-st will he opened next Sunday, and
Rishon Idttlejohn will preach the sermon.
4 meeting in the interests OF the Brooklyn Bu-
rcan OF Charities will be held this evening In the
Tmnlins Avenue CONGREGATIONAL Church and
addreSses win 10 made by ex-Mayor Low, Aiffed
r white, and George b Buzelle, secretary OF the
Or, r De Witt Tslmsge win resume his pnlpit
in the Tabernacle to-day, after nm absence OF three
weeks He has lectured In many cities In the
Southwest in his absence, and has received speclal
bonors from the Missouri Legislature.
The Rev Merle St. Croix Wright, OF Harlem
will preach this morning in the Second UnitHrlain
Church and in the evening Nelson 9. Parshall Will
lccture on Proofs Of Evolution"
The Rev w F. Baiubridge, who has been at
the head of the Brooklyn City Mission and Tract
Society for the last three years, has offered his
RESIGNATION, TO 20 into effect on June l. The rea;
sons for 1t are the growth OF denominational
church extension soce ties, and the work OF the
Evangelical Alliance, which trench upon the held
~ the society. His wife. who has been ct the
heod OF the Woman's Auxiliary to che society, has
also resigned. nI A"
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