New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

k~c and evening This is the last preaching
vice TO be held in the church until the second
Sunday in September. The pastor and mis- family
WI! spend the summer as usual IN Inelr suillisr
DR.. Seymour takes his vacation this year in July
and Mr. Cox takes his in August Any one in need
open all summer
The Rev Dr. Robert Stuart Macarthur will
preach in Calvary Baptist Church at IL a on
Help from the Sanctuary and at S p. m.
Gods Voice in Bible Prophecy and in the Orient
To-day Dr. Macarthur will cali attention to
some, some remarkable Bible prophecies, showing that
sure to result IN ne ra epa o pan ~ ne and CHINA
and manifold blessings for Russia This viii be
Or. MacArthur's last Sunday before his vacation.
prreaaehing before Chautauqua assemblies in many
afeS soa of the West est, and South The Rey Dr. Med
GIngar ca0n1n OF July; "; and the Rev Charles p Mac
Tlstant pastor of Calvary Church will occupy the
iptermts no se-vice during the summer. and con-
eges ges most Vigorous evangelistc work at Calvary
lloth-st. and s;h-ave.
AT the Metropolitan Temple the pastor the Rev.
Dr. Robert BagneIl, will preach both morning and
evening. Music will be by the vested choir. This
VIII De the last appearance of the choir until the
second week Of September. At the open Parlia-
ieht on Monday evening the subject for discussion
VIII be. Resolved, That all corporations doing an
ie seIslale business should be under federal super
1n slS1on the illustrated lecture Tuesday night
d VII Pc Re given by Peter Mcqueen subject Japan
Inc Rev. James A. OConnor, Of Christ's Mission.
NO. 142 West 21stst, sail for France on Satur-
oay' July l. to be present at the closing scene of
me passage Of the bill before the Chamber of
..eeatles for the separation of church and state.
~ oConnor received his early education in
France. which country he has not visited for forty
OF the leaders of the movement for the separation
0l obsaWe envfeh @ and state While abroad he viii closely
rnen4 IN n fsaaee as also IN the Los von Rom move
Christs Church Mission in October
the o o2 Df the twsntyfth anniversary Of
from e9spea OF the e mission every Sunday afternoon
dressed by REPRESENTATIVE ministers of the various
Ihnsa denominations nations Rev Dr.; R. s. Macarthur
Payid D,tyad James BnrFe cosia5e Reformed Church
Han. Union Seminary; george e strobridge
Methodist Episcopal; J. G. & Milligan. United
New-York Observer; Bishop William r Sabine
Reformed Episcopal and others.
The Rev. T. r. Slicer will preach on Sunday
morning next All Souls Church on 1.-THE Folly
of Vain Regrets Mr.. Slicers closing service of
the church for the season is held tomorrow The
church will be reopened on September "a. Until
July u the Rev. Hobart Clark, New-B Brighton
Staten Island will take any duty which would fall
TO Mr.: scer's care. Until September 20 Mr.. slicer
earnestly requests that he may be called on for
any service that he can render and that mmedjate
reaches him before noon of any day he can be in
NeW-fOrk at 3 o CLOCK the following morning; II
notice reaches him in the afternoon of any dav he
can reach New-York at O'Clock the following
afternoon.
The graduation exercises and distribution of
premiums of st. PauIs Sunday School. the largest
Roman Catholic Sunday school in the city will be
held tomorrow morning in St. Mchaels Chapel In
coumbus-ave., 60th-st. Mass will be neld at
O'clock.
The graduates have shown proficiency by written
examinations subjects studied since last Sep
tenber in advanced Christian doctrine.
The Rev. Dr. George P. Ecknan will preach
morrow morning and evening in ST. Paul's Meth
odist Episcopal Church. This will be the last even
ing service in this church until fall Morning ser
vices will be continued throughout the entire sum
regularly, and the Wednesday evening service
will be maintained. DR.. Eckman will occupy his
pulpit until the middle of July. after which it will
be supplied by eminent clergymen from various
sections.
SPECIAL SERVICES AND TOPICS.