The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-13

BosroN, June 4, 1912.
Installation Of the Rcr. Mr. Kirk in Boaon-- Srgm-
lar Somon-Kinks Among Clergy-Business--
Banks.
]. G. BENNETT ESQ.,
There was an immense gathering of the beauty
and fashion OF the city Wednesday, at Park
street Church, to witness the installation of the Rev
Mr.. Kirk. The house seemed to be entirely filled
with ladies', great many Of them standing up du-
ring the services, which continued for more than
three hours.
Mr.. Kirk is favorite with the ladies', his dress,
manners, and the deep and tender expression of his
voice and eye, with his accomplishments a scho-
lar and gentleman, very fascinating, and draw
many warm hearts to the alter where he officates
There are those who would not withhold should
he invite them to walk up TO the alter of Hymen.
The sermon was from the Rev. DR.. Skinner, Of
your city, and was spun out to the length Of an
hour. The charge was given by the Rev. Hubbard
Winsow of Bowdon street Church, and dis
tingushed for its censure of the former abors Of
Mr. Kirk in this city, and for lis bitter sarcasms.
He charged Mr. Kirk lin efec) not to admit into
mis- pulpit any itcncrant preacher who might come
here TO labor he had formerly done, and who
might thus crowd himself in between the regular
Pastor and his Congregation This charge with
Mr.. Winslow's efforts TO prevent the counsel from
,cceptng the articles of faith which the new church
mad adopted, created deep sensation, and marred
The harmony Of the day. number. OF the very eff
Gent gentlemen who are forming this new church
for Mr. Kirk have been for many years active
members of Mr.. Winslow's church, and it may be
that their leaving him has stirred his feelings uu-
pleasantly. There has been some transactions by
members Of his church, still held in full fellowship,
which in the opinion OF the community not
ditable the church, and il may be that this
tamination may have induced these gentlemen to
withdraw The whole church MAY not be account
able for the sins OF weak member, but they
accountable TO society, if knowing his sins, they
protect him under their wing, by holding him IN full
communon
The right hand Of Fellowship was given by the
Rev. Mr.. Aiken OF Park street church, IN a very
kind and effective manner. Ile most cordially well
coined Mr.. Kirk into the brotherhood here. The
new society have not vet selected place Tor fhcir
house Of worship; il is hoped they will decide on
one that will be creditabe to themselves and az or
nament to the city. The church Is as yet small III
number, but il has more practical talent eneigy,and
business habit, than isnow at work a. Wasn,ng,Dn
ton was elected Yesterday 10 fill The place IN Con-
yress vacated by the resignation Of Col winthrop
An efficient opposition stayed bv the isct that
Mr. Appleton is as much q oco as a wing, or'ng one
e the most intelligent and pcrsevering orposers OF
, pafonal bank, and of all iredeemable Bank
paper. 49,. - l-,.
NOT 80 heavy az in many former seasons, - Is far
from, having been so comparatively bad as II he re-
presented 10 have been IN other large places Atno
foruor time has there been many buildings gong
up a. AT present They are large aud substantial for
stores and dwelling houses. Rents have not dcciln-
ed here through all the changes Of the last ten years
They are es high now as they were in 1885. which
is more than you can say Of New York. Il.
Court Caiender--This Day.
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