The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

for the last time On sah"s' e''""s i"' pe"ie'" ms
oeen sou ,o' .sa son,. od.,,n;nr ,rnr..,r
erect upon the Sue anu so"e "'"'oS property nNm
ncen' nn'' o,' ~, 80. g. 49,, ~
N'' u .,,.e orst;,, and ra,r, ,,,s,n, -
meetings. renSo"e "l'NeSy' sA''e'S
meetings and bleeding Kansas, temperance and anti
Temperance concerts and Cp'an ~ nders, indignation
Insebpg cas- exhibition and in r,ot svsrv imsS
nable and lnirnasnaeie OBJECT Tor which pubhc
Iabernsc The uses Of the ediGce for The closing week
are remarkably c of the diversity OF he ser
vices, ne service on Sunaay, concert on Monday
concert by Company Of plantation sisses on Wedncs
day and perhaps temperance lecture by John H. Cough
on on IN are Stiy aaf sesens o. we aaS sphefe
there can be no doubt that --
tF Being lacked and Iasi
Then we'll It's uses N... tr
ms,, no, s S psssssSa ss , net , s =.
history Of the building and Of the church. which has wor
shipped IN it, =. 49, , -. g.. a.. o,
,onsi church a dis city Al its orsanian si. Ssr
% m S s on s %
msn , encounisred much opposition and obiea om those
OFF % s cssg SCI
hsd un SSr asSe Ss semeS 70
than these locked 70 = by scores and even handreds
ee s S a aesn 81 is Al @ n @'s ia, Se rs Of tine
I0 %o or HTs" esr very ,arge was sup
number Of persons at the smallest Of moaey and
nsr . SG o sgn Was s s0 oa
gss 0S h sor sq Src sa "a 9
walls Sill seat comfortably twenty five sundrod persons
r 99"S Sas J" a% Sea may Sano Finished in
f Sss . Of rnSS nG installed H r. @ gc
Was manly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nongn e aeac"s 's,r made
better comprehendrib by he public denomnaed
e Of S # ana N aS N s sar c R
George Dued acting pastor the church
G the eSae Ss and s the
men. OF SO large an e;taseni anr "a fgor,ar} M an
Mih The TsbernSce church The Dey street church nssd
condition Of the uaoa. thai the united church should be
such principles should ngraed
upon the organization s should be approved by The
hsr nssar S R Mr. s o sS I'd mem
Rey Mr. Duleid not long after retired and IN e sutunn Of
AT the time the free church slan abandoned part
and prosperous foe some noas after Mr. PsrSers settlement
and until DISCIPLINARY the par.
only terminated in July, 1870 when (r. Green having
a. public auction and purchased by NJ. David Hale
meeting church (Which or sx hum
dred members Mr. Hale them OF the purchase and
u a. a VI L ~; h 10 y. ~ W ,i,te
church after the pattern OF the primitive and New E.sisnS
churches The officers
movement and the result that the members dispersed
various directions, and the church became esnct
Vn Monday eVehs Sny D iso AZ uae s.os. on ae meeting
nooSe y" ser psss , % W eosuA as,o
apponed o take for the ,osmio. az !, foare,s
tional church several bre,ln from oer churches joined
the movement und constituted Themselves church OF
lord Jesus nris under The name Of inc Brosdway TsSe
ns The chui n,,;c,v installed ~ an sc.as,,,., c
eli On bs "a Of s.nsmSsr TN Eey " NndreyS ct W.,
Hartford, Conn, hsving accepted Tho call d the church
society publicly installed Sabbath evcning January
" iMi In isat M Mr. Ana'rws ressnsa ana Esy 1"sepa
thompson, VINO mas oee" Psso' eVeF sn'ce ~ss hs'~d m
e,S es,sre q 40 n. srs h. nv thu aev nm
der lease o ten Years from The propretox M hale he
having stipulated sell property any within
na p.e, h o. :" n.y.. NJ sna VIC
chosen pastor would ACCEPT Che
call until he society had become owners OF the TAbern
Gle and ACCORDINGLY ygorca- measures we're Sen 70 secure
h,sh & ~ c,x aure 81. nro.s a ssr ss AMI uy
Sa, wv o,vS pa'e"" e p'"pe'S y" WY cay ia ~
few years later the 10, by which the entrance To the Ia
bernacle secured broadway puchlscd fee
and thus the value Of he main building was gresy
ba oh Who 40 long abored under pec.1s
embarrassment aud manifold trials 10 establish 10 Ills ell
s The TSpd ncresss Of business crowdins the dwelling
houses town soon carried away most Of The me"bers Of The
less valuable proper, could pocur,d thus obvans die
necessity o. renting icr pro,sscs pnoss ms.une. ins
splendid church q, the Junction of r, fourth street 1road
""' -,,, xx,nc,sys :, sr yyyy,Sa.
u ,.,,c been nnl.IcIy announced that lie ex
erces would he on the occasion u the last divine
sysDs N an early Sor V Sd
before the hour for The Of the services
ese.y s na'a he snsenre .sere 10 he oS,eryei
many OF venerable citizens, who cok upon hs grs.
dual OF these time honored buildings ~ OF
tho nm "a eicome encroscbrnents OF time There
h.n n, t three ,Luu-,nd rr,ons in ,h. building about
, a,,,ai ,rn,.,r,jo, d, ,,hlci, ~ err l,dys "
p, ~ Tnxts-,, or~ned Die exercises BY announcing
a, IN rommcnoraon OF The Interesting o.sion a mum.
hsr az ,he farmer members OF te church chor had you
,.ared an no presept among whom were George IL An
srs 49,, leader OF he choir for many wears and W D.
bradbury ESQ The latter gentleman had prepared an
an,hcm And IA Shall Come ,o lass In the last DAYS ~
ss,.,suv for The occasion which would then be sung
Tho anthem MAS then sung by the choir consisting Of
nearly two hundred voices and with The solemn tones
The orgun was Truly impressive,
NJ Wnop secretary of the Foreign nj >sonary Society
then road portIou of S,rirnre from the -i AMI i3
Palms
Rev ur RAJIy5, made an appropriate prayer.
The PASTOR then announced that on next Sabbath the
church would meet in the CITY Assembly iyfns: and
H. us,,a colletiou tho Choir sang the IOOii Palm
100, sv,xos
- - Inn s,S 800, A., ....,t.u ,l,s Alta,
rev w i"sf~S o""'"'"''" W ''te ~ 49,
ton OF the audience, during necessarily long discourse
n. road his te,t A. follow cnc. I2lh chapter T.h and
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sth verses -. ,.- -. -, 49,. "A