New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29

man in the community said the eloquent speaker is nc
WHO has no better hope Than constant aD9r hni5 and
TO age and yet in constant labor he nds healn nm
happiness and pleasure. Many merchahJ td ms
seas the health Of tbs porter in his store, ana ne wou
give tine other quarter If he could commences Io
again aud begin on and better ana lgher piioilli
The trouble is spend all our time III money
and have pride of physique whatever We CIV vn ui
ohv half our wears and to live them nervonsy frefuy
and poorly, If we can only spend them behind ionr-
strength lives TO be tough and brous at 50 years Of age
and stills to get out OF life great dea Oh sPha en-
where, but here not at all. The first condition
Wholesome body. The religion which goes with dyspepsia
worth having and the man who looks at God Win
little for bodies because we are In such Ighni
hurry all the time. Young men, theIe are only tMo
possible in getting into perfect physical health and then
get hold Of that religious principle which always Keeps
Wonder he must be careful his SOUL and be wise with
that wisdom which cometh down from heaven.
NEW JEWISH TEMPLE.
A second meeting of leading Jews in Brook
lyn was held yesterday afternoon at the house OF ME-
Fleischauer, No 80 Douglassst, TO consider about
suitable place Of worship The following written
agreement was placed the table and signed by those
whose are appended 70 1t; We the tba
state OF New-York do hereby mutually agree ana olna
ourselves each unto the other as SoTy
further agree and bind ourselves, each unto le one 20
aid aud assist said body SO ia[ as te Ss YnS and
erecting Of ahouse of worship to which We most ~
d. Simon sohhelm A. Abraham : Feischauer L. Bass
Samuel Corn A. Isaeks s. sangsIeid' julius snm "i
WaecbsIer Ieopold Rice s. Wassermann, Joseph
Waescscher, Samuel Koch Isaac Detz. The committee
previously appointed recommended the adopuo VI i
constitution ana bylaws Of the Temple Emanuel IN thls
city, and they were adopted subject TO future aenH
ment The following seven trustees were tnem Samne
DR.. Moses Messrs Fleischauer, Abraham, samuel n
Waechsler Baere. Koch. Bass by acelam 2 P nI'
Moses was chosei. President Mr.. Fleschauer EeeiIest
dent Mr. Abraham Treasurer; and Mr. Baum secretary
Mr. Abraham moved that the PRESIDENT appont oSnrd
mittee TO look after nan when wVuu an sNjn
temporary accommodation for meeting ana lor W9sp
This motion withdrawn on Mr. fleschaueI oIe r
the free use Of his house long as was needed Inc
meeting then adjourned TO convene again on SuHuoIg
first meeting by Invitation of DIR. Moses at his house
No Ii East Baltic-st, Thursday evening" at ~ ne
in every respect to Brooklyn what the Temple Emanu
III NewYork 1t will be one Of the most magniGehI
and costly religious structures In this country Ihe
minimum limit OF cost will be million dollars Dut
may reach any maximum. The wealthy jews OF bIooA
yn IL is expected will devote that money freely to IT,
DEDICATION oFTHE PLYMOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH.
The congregation of the Plymouth Baptist
Church. In Fifty-frstst between Ninth aud Tenth-ayes
held their edcang yesterday in their house
of worship. The church is plain commodous building on
the composite order Of architecture during the uay te
attendance was very large aud subscriptions TO Dc
fray OF building were taken In the morning he
Rev w. H. Felix of the Pilgrim Baptist Chulch preaSne1
sermon from the 14th chapter aud 9th verse OF ist
samuel and at its conclusion dedicated the church 10y
the use of of the ancient formula and ceremony Inc
Rev Dr. WestcOtt, the pastor addressed the
in words, and the morning service closed IN lne
afternoon the services consisted IN short addresses from
Drs. ArnItage, Knapp Day, and Duer Deac0us Baien
and Goodwin also made tye;mnute speeches. Dr' Atini
tage showed that money nad lbuch 70 90 WIN tho ~
sion of the Church of Christ and after appealing 10 the
generosity OF the congregation subscriptions were taken
Which amounted TO 5000 In the evening the Rev l. d.
Anderson preached an eloquent sermon taHms Tor ms
text the following from the Psalms 'Those that
planted in the house of the Lord shall flourish 10 the
courts OF our God"
MEETING IN BEHALF OF CITY MISSIONS.
4 public meeting in behalf of City Missions
was held last evening in the Tabernacle Baptist Church.
second.aye, between Tenth and Eleventhsts. The
church was well filed The Rev. Dr. Kendrick, pastor OF
the Church. made an opening prayer Addresses were
made by the Rev. w. c. Sutphen, the Rev. George D.
necessity for work IN this city, the opportunities
afforded and the cheering results heretofore obtained
collection for the benefit or home missionary elofls
taken ny, aud resulted IN obtaining good sum OIL
CHURCH MATTERS IN PATERSON.
In the Protestant Church of PaSsaic County
n j. Yesterday the attention of worshipers called
TO the Convention Of the Pastors Of Passac County TO
be held in Paterson Wednesday aud Thursday next
with view to the development of a greater Christian
ON Wednesday will be held N the First Baptist Church.
| AZ 1890 p M and Thursday in the Broadway Reform
Church in the morning, and in the evening IN the Mar
Ketst Church Each church will be represented by It's
Tic Rev j. Mason Gallagher of ST. Pauls Church. who
has accepted call 10 the Episcopal Church at Duluth
! Mimi, yesterday preached his farewell sermon
THE HOWARD MISSION.
crowded yesterday afternoon, the occasion Of the
Rev W c. Van Meter taking leave OF the little children
gathered there whom he has long lived, and for
whom hc 80 faithfully abOrcd At the conclusion OF the
usual school exercises, tho Superintendent adj
the children In very earnest ana feeling manner
He gave history OF the organization. and compared 10
to the grain of mustard seed lie said II we cannot sow
the with seed should plant the one grain,
ana water il with our tears. He held up album which
contained OF the chdrens pictures, saying That II
and his Bible should go together and eXhOIted the chill
Grcn remember him, expressing his sorrow NJ leaving
Several gentlemen offered support child cac cost
ing q week during Mr. Van Meters absence. Attcr
short address by Mr. French the Hutchinson Family sang
in an effective manner The Lord Is hy Shepherd and
also intervals several other sacred songs The Rev.
Brooklyn; Mr.. TOmpkins OF the London Missions, ana
Dr. Perry OF the Morning star Sunday delivered
short addresses and NJ the conclusion OF the service
NrVau Meters friends crowded round him to say good
bye. Mr. Van Meter win sail for Italy the steamship
Minnesota on Wednesday.
THE PLYMOUTH CHURCH ORGAN CONCERTS.
The 2jth of these concerts was given on
Saturday by Mr. Samuel Warren the organst Of Grace
Church, New-York. The weather cold, windy, and
rainy; yet there was good attendance. Beethoven.
Won Weber, Bach, Schumann, Liszt Best, spohT ana
louisville KY, on the Invitation Of Mr. Beecher, sang
very acccptaby With Verdure Clad from the Creation,
and Rest the Lord" from Elijah. Ga Saturday next
DIR. j. H. Wilcox of Boston will be the Organlst
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