New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
BROOKL w ITEMS.

YoCSG Ms CHRIsTIsS Associates, or BRooKLrs-Ihe
fifth meeting Of this Association held las, evening in
the Lecture Room Of the Church Of the Pgm Of
Henry and Remsen Mr. Andrew Smith presided, and
after the reading OF chapter Of proverbs and prayer the
business Of the Association proceeded with The Sci
ETY. has been engaged for months in eetng an Or
gsnzaton in which they have eventually succeeded It,
objects are explained in the Constitution adopted for their
government II i to improve the spiritual Intellectual
and social condition Of young to bring them under
Christian influence and 10 stimulate them 70 Christian Fl
fort The Of eectng this Object are % BE- the per
sona efforts Of member devotional meetings the diffusion
a Christian literature, lectures essays and d.cuss0n
Cssses for instruction the seeking Jl and occupying et
of Christian labor and any other means in unison with the
sI Of the Gospel The st section Of the third article
II the Constitution explains the duties Of the members Ii
reads A. follows:
The nsntess Of ,hz Association shah all yssne
tss them 1ner and keep hen Er1e By
se'rs sh 'na sieins them N thr hoes Of rsses ADD
,cn ard E may niivdssly r Enszbsrs b. envaz
T. S .5 ; a % 2 sSSsSs o. ss md
After the preliminary business Of the meeting had been
dsposed o. the house motion OF Mr. Nage divided
into denominations and committees Of two from each de-
nomination represented appointed TO enroll new mebers
After the enrolment asoerained that 20 had signed
their names members. which, with the original number,
make 100 in all OF these l active. the remainder
associate eOunseling Members. Nominating Commit
appointed 10 select permanent officers, - De
elected al the next meeting after which the assembage
cHpersed.
Lose IsIAsD WArIR Woaxs CoNrasr-Agreeably 10
an invitation extended the Common Councils Of the
Chies Of Brooklyn and Wlsmsburgh, number Of gentle
men connected with ikese CorporzfOns together with few
otter invited gentlemen proceeded On wednesday On
tour Of inspection to Of the scurees whence % pro-
rosed b. the Wafer Company 20 obtain supply q wsieT
Tor The Cries Of Brooklyn and WN2nsbrgh -Four large
ornnbuses each drawn by four horses gaiy deeksd with
Esgs ef the cites about 10 oeIoek ". Upon resehng
The summit Of Cypress HI the E,e Of the proposed Dis
trbrfiEg ressr7or The guests Gsmbsrked and thoroughly
exzired The sroaEd and admired the vision dEpsyed
IN her selection and their adnrsbe adaptation by nature
70 the purIosss contemplated The company then parsaed
their journey the Of Jamaica Creek where many
Of the Aderme expressed their establishment 81 finding
within y mice 81 Brooklyn full snd espseiO1s stream
4 rrte, and al the time 30 lrnpid add pare.
This clone il considered capable u suppyng
Ell the prezeni neeesstes Of the two cities Aer p4rtsk
ing Of collation. Which s1pfed IN very agreeable
variety and sbzncaEee tie Company started ios the Arg
ct and fEesr stream H. COrL1el. which the Water 20
ccurIols II il situated within - as of Brooklyn sna
can Yield supply Of 10 geo 90 gallons daily This WIN
the intervening bodice Of water makes an sggrsgsS o.
over 5O0ooyOo0 Of gallons per day within % mne' o.
Brooklyn
HE Aldermen having signifed thsh perfect sst.faion
with both the abundance and the purity q ne s1Py o.
eors Hhh Il readiness soon si,sr ne srr1fsi sf
tie Conpauy and wieh in every way worthy Of TIE
rrr.t,.S5s. q n host James X. Waiting Esq,
esed On 70 Ussise AID Alderman Dsytoa- Of Brooklyn
AZ bref and eoqnsnt introductory By the Chairman.
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" olas Dear Ess- re-Fon51d 70 It's ,ozsr He
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