New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

this will make 1874 members since January 1.
The Rev. DR.. J. VI. Wilton, of Trinity Cougrcca
tional Church, expects to visit Glasgow and Lon.
don in August, preaching In both cities before his re-
turn to America. His church will be closed for the
evening services in July and August. The Teutonlo
will carry the Rev. Dr. William N. Taylor to Europe
sailing on June 25. In August the Broadway Taber.
nacle will be closed, but the Rev. Dr. Marvin Il. Vim.
cent will preach for the Of the summer until Dr.
Taylor returns in september.
EPIsCOPAIIANS IN SUMNER TINE.
Dr. TAYLOR Of the Broadway Tabernacle will have
as a companion on the Teutonic the Rev. DR.. T..
Walpoe Warren the rector Of Holy Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Church. DIR. Warren will return from
Europe in the latter part OF september. The church
will DO open all summer, for Holy Communion at 80
a. H. and full service with sermon at IL o'clock. The
sunday and Wednesday evening services VIII be held
tors assistants will charge of the services The
summer ;ome of the church for children OF the Sun
day schools at East Norwalk has been opened, and
nartes of twenty at a time will be sent there each
week until the middle of september. ~
The Rev. DR.. W. X. Huntington, OF Grace Church.
will spend July and August Northeast Iiarbor, Me-
The church will be closed for repairs during this tue
Fourteenth st. new side altar will b. placed In St.
Thomas's Church. The church Is not to be closed and
the assistant rector the Rev. H. NJ Kirby, VIII preach
In the absence Of tine Rev. Dr. John W. Brown, who
Will spend July ard August on the coast OF Maine
The Rev. DR.. H. Y. satterlec will he In Europe from
June Is to October /. Calvary Protestant Epis
copal Church will be open all summer four services
rectors assistants the Rev. II. Bedinger, the Rev.
Lewis Camero9 and the Rev James GoodWin' vii, VIII m
turned INTO parish house this summer and VIII 10
connected with the church
ST. Georges will be open all summer, the assistant
rectors having charge. The Rev. DR.. W. S. Rains
ford has been ordered By his doctors to take six
poets visit New-Brunswick and Colorado before
he returns to the city, ST. 'eoges congregation has
house near Rockaway for the summer work Of the
parish The church has prOspered wonderfully In the
at 70 at
Will be open all summer on week DAYS, as well as
I IS Spending his sumner at Msmaronec& * and
will return 10 the city october l. In his absence the
most gifted preachers in the Episcopal Church.
The Rev D. Parser Morgan the re- rector Of the
England and Wales, sailing on July 10 on the
Etrura. The church will not be closed and the
cnpy the pulpit. The REV Dr. Thomas Gallandet.
the rector of St AIMS Free Church. does not expect
for the last two summers The church will be open
all summer, the tlcrgymen of the parish the Rev. Dr.
Kraus and the Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain, assisting Dr;
C;allaudct In July and August the service for deaf
mutes will be held each sunday at 3 80 .; m; The
Rev f. Winchester Donald the rector Of the Churcn
Of the Ascension. expects TO spend July and August
at Amherst, Mass The church will be open AL sum.
mer. and the Rev Milo II. Gates will be one Of the
open every day from 10 Il. m. until p. M
DoINGs OF OTHER PASTORS.
There will be no services in the South Reformed
Church this summer the congregation VIII be NOV
Ing to its new home at Madsonave and Thirty eighth
st. formerly Zion Protestant Episcopal Church The
Rev. Dr. ROderick Terry VIII spehd July anu ''uSu''
at Newport, r. l.
The Rev Dr. Talbot W. Chambers will spend July
and August at Rarltan y. J. The Middle Reformed
Collegiate Church will not be closed; eHcep. on
sunday for cleaning and the Rev. j. H. Cotton VIII
preach The BloominSdalc Reformed Church VIII % %
open all summer rs pastor me Kew en-, N sngnSt at
Saratoga His brother Morgan \. Peters; student,
will d the pulpit The sIsepe OF the c9 haroE 70
Eat" "'' the pastor Of the Church Of the Divine
Paternity. will spend his summer IN . ots sernoo
HIS dr. Eaton nina w,ii ne w. on june D. and tho
lennon at the installation OF the Rev Dr. Gunnlson az
weel NJ salem. Mass where he will preach twice.
Through the generosity Of Mrs. Andre" ,arne-Ie ~"
beautiful japanese ivy has been set ont arouhu '"e
The Rev, Dr. william T. Sabine. the pastor OF the
First Reformed Ep opal Church WIZ r re' sunday IN
september viii ma him hack in I h pHp samm nne
rbe weekly praverrneeting will be discontinued ~
July and August, but the yoanS people TRSe Rev ~
so'p sarwari. the pastor of The Church Of the New
Jerusalem viii be in ntcryalc n H. from IN yTy re
70 Sentember IL The church Will be closed put tu'
~ in connection with the church will De opn
The Rev b. b. Tyler. the pastor OF tnn 0t" Mass
Mr. fTycr has engagements to lecture and preach
in Ohio and these will occupy almost the WIDE L
ncre"n I, present Ia occupy the pulpit; a PFasca
aca conference meeting is always conducted Nv on,
a. ,ho elders. The Holy Communion Is administered
every sunday in the year ,o. .,a rostor ~
The Rev DR. Junius b. RemenSnyder, tie pa, pas"a IND
:, Iomes Lutheran Church. viii spend july anu
AnrTSt AT Sutfern near Tuxedo. al the Wttcr n %Sp
and in Pokono Mountains. The new cnulT - 81
e and rectory al Ma6!sonave. and seventy -t'uus,,
wll be completed in the fall ard con,scraed oy ,ne
fine Of the return Of the memler, ne I've" orcb
tiidinr is one OF tie most striking peces OF ar n,
I,ertmr in his city The Church Of StranG, VIII Mn
NOT he closed this summer IT. pastor I,e n v.ra
fborIcs = Deems does not take any regular 49,
tinn' lie will rest a week or two In J pd. a wr
nrcocb abroad through August Tie NV TIT TIT,
r,',.n Iii occuny the pulpit in his absence Inc
Rev Dr. cSyer The n, %n hhs Of and nd mO Of
vi wv ~ Hotel Looiof, Sugar Jill, ~ IL.
Dr. coye The church R IO % De 10 S preach fh"f
~ pev Thcodor, c. Williams, OF Al souls
Unitarian Church VII he IN dSpan i Tbn church i viii
a,,ain omen until the middle OF July. IN, ICY;
r. " Morchouse. Unitarian sa,e 80, n,rns ,
have general charge OF the pars' u"il''- '''' '