Church at Home and Abroad, The (Jan- June 1896) . ork, from theBrazil Mission, Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Porterand family. September 27—At New York, from theColombia Mission, Rev. and Mrs. J. October 1—At Allegheny City, Pa., fromthe Mexico Mission. Rev and Mrs. IsaacBoyce. October 4—At Philadelphia, Pa., from theLodiana Mission, Mrs. E. Calderwood. RESIGNATIONS. From the Hainan Mission, Charles S. Ter-rill, M. D. From the Furrukhabad Mission, Rev. C. From the Gaboon and Corisco Mission,C. J. Laffin, M. D. From the Shantung Mission, Rev. S. DEATHS. September 23—At Hartfo
Church at Home and Abroad, The (Jan- June 1896) . ork, from theBrazil Mission, Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Porterand family. September 27—At New York, from theColombia Mission, Rev. and Mrs. J. October 1—At Allegheny City, Pa., fromthe Mexico Mission. Rev and Mrs. IsaacBoyce. October 4—At Philadelphia, Pa., from theLodiana Mission, Mrs. E. Calderwood. RESIGNATIONS. From the Hainan Mission, Charles S. Ter-rill, M. D. From the Furrukhabad Mission, Rev. C. From the Gaboon and Corisco Mission,C. J. Laffin, M. D. From the Shantung Mission, Rev. S. DEATHS. September 23—At Hartford, Conn., J. Perkins of the Brazil Mission. October 2—At Liverpool, England, B. Perry of Liberia. October 11—At Tokyo, Japan, Rev. GeorgeE. Woodhull. MARRIAGE. At Port Said, Egypt, on December 3d,Edward G. Freyer, of East Orange, N. J.,manager of the American Press at Beirut,Syria, to Anna S. French of Salisbury, Mass. „,„„,, T||£ united PRESBYTRliiflMiUlfttllY475 Riverside Drive, New York 27, No cards.). 1896.] bR. TAN DYCK. 35 C. V. A. VAN DYCK, M. D., , REV. JAMES S. DENNIS, Dr. Van Dycks death is announced by-cable. His name occupies a distinguishedplace in the history of modern missions. Hisservices to Syria, and to the far wider circleof Arabic speaking races, in the departmentof biblical translation and educational litera-ture place him in the front rank of the mis-sionary benefactors of the race. He wasborn August 13, 1818, at Kinderhook, NewYork, of Dutch parentage. His early educa-tion was obtained at the Kinderhook Academy,and his professional studies were completed atthe Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia,from which he obtained his medical was subsequently ordained to the ministryin Syria, in 1846, and received later in lifethe degrees of Doctor of Divinity and Doctor ofLaws, the latter from the University ofEdinburgh. He entered the missionary ser-vice through the American Board of ForeignMiss
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