New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-27

hope OF restoring harmony, the Rev Mr. Trimls
found Episcopal Church. The Vestry OF this ne W
society met last Thursay evening" and engaged the hall
divine worship by the Plymouth Baptist Church. under
DIR. WestcOtt Some temporary accommodations were
promptly provided. and the Episcopal service held
therein for the first time yesterday at 1890 H.. the
Rev Mr. Trmbe officiating There was very respecta-
bio number present. considering the inolemency the
day and the newness OF the undertaking The Rev. Mr.
Irimoe preached from Romans, 18th chapter and LIST
during the past year In the evening another service
was held, when the same reverend gentleman spoke OF
the obligations OF wealthy people to aid In erecting
churches and said there quite room enough IN that
pntt OF tne CITY lot anotner Epscop cuu.ch without at
spirit OF opposition this new foundation was begun He
TrSSs 70 1DIyg H % d needed ne ON peR g
the accommodations will he greatly increased pews will
S put m H organ o n the .paeo o
week TO make the worshlDers comfortabe.
TEMPERANCE NEw.YEARs-IN THE CHURCHES.
Agreeaby to the resolution of the conference
meeting OF clergy and laymen, recently he'd In Brooklyn,
the Rev. /. W. Bacon, pastor Of thelNev England Con-
gregatona Church. preached to HIS congregation yester
day. from the text "R the OK won push with
his horns time past and 1t hath been estied TO his
owner, and he hath not kept him in, but that he hath
killed man or a woman the OK shall be soned, and his
also shall DO put 10 death" Exodus XXI 20. The
Rev gentleman referred to the efforts OF d. Hewitt,
had endeayOred to get the Legislature OF Connecticut to
ment. which should provide for the hquO dealers,
whosoeyer should be proved to have IN any degree
trbuted 10 the making or drunkard out o. father,
brother, or husband, or son, II q verdict be found
against such they should be competed 90 pay
damages for the loss TO the family 70 afflicted
He never able to why 1t would
not have been good law, for IL Il failed insane IL
might succeed In Others IL might fail In thity but be
Of Infinite service in the country 1t could harm
and would not have demOralizlng tendenc like an in
operative criminal law. Only few weeks the law
waiting the uncertain issue Of life ag death In
the Of wounded man, In order TO DECIDE whether
prisoner should be indicted for murder anC held with
bail. whether he should be let on hb rec0g
nzanees to answer the charge OF n, waited
10 know whether the rumseer had actually TILED man
or debauchcd him; nor whether In case d de-
bauched or killed, 10 was the last Doth or glass
from this shop or from that, that gave him
the death wound. They were all murnrer5 alike.
There was TO be considered the murde OF soul
and character perpetrated Ia these great cues on New
Years Day. Men were made drunk on the opening OF
the year-made drunk by women IOd theyplead not
guilty" because out OF all the multitude Offree liquor
bars their paflOs tended by their daughters II could
not be traced to them There wa out of re-
but one course for tbemtO change tber course To
go to God and begging forgiveness from bm for past
resolve TO be upheld III the path which con
The following crcnlar was distributed inthe various
churches OF Brooklyn yesterday by trienehp Union
Lodge, No 7J6, Independent order OF Good tnplals;
To n, 0isnds Of h~maaiiy;
FEIESps The approach q the hotaJ whoa ing Win thfm
practice Of scmnae drinking In their esebnu sduoushes
that appeal the friends Of morality aud rss ny not pass CO.
beedd The and crime OF nIemPence Nhe de.rj e
blasts prospects, aud Ruins the happiness Ise Of the bodies
Of cur elogbeing require, no 96oa process
make you y acquainted with 40 patent Act m bahen nu-
alcoholic imuHnts and it on e hin permeAes
Al classes Of society ssd - ,1PS sSssss TIE '' 0"
Aovers species fully 81
,ols 20 f SIs a. ,sip ,,SlsSts n hoss 70 sLas
eI8d holiday hospitality Christmas and New bars days We
course and proud satisfaction Of reSHg the reward
surely follows weloug. We Joan 10 nuh morality
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