The New York herald., 1869-06-02
BRO. kLYy SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

laCDg a6 10 now Jney Will peSt appear ana emf
themselves at the anniversary parade. In the vari
GUS churches the classes begin to pay more attention
to the instructions impaired by the teachers the
season approaches for the display, which is intended
to set or the strength and prosperity Of the various
corps of little ones of the Sunday school army.
Hence It is that the teachers redouble their energies
In giving the lessons to their scholars, and the latter
vie with each other In mastering the knowledge
which will best show to advantage In the eyes OF
the community and display the superiority Of the
school to which they belong. Hymns rehearsed,
recitations are committed 10 memory and evolutlohs
In marching are gone through with, In order to per
feet the schools for the annual ovation.
Yesterday being the f0rteth return OF the ami
versary in question, and each year witnessing it
does in the juvenile population of Brook
lyn, 1t is not to be wondered that it was day long
to be remembered by the 900 children who partici
pated in the ceremonies. For some years past the
parade has taken place in the month OF May and it
has most frequently happened that the weather was
unfavorable and thus the JOY Of the enthusiastic
participants has been somewhat marred. But this
occasion was one Of sunshine and brightness, and
the thousands Of happy little bright faced boys and
girls, who, attred with pretty white, red blue and
almost every other color Of the rainbow besides
trpped through the streets OF the City Of Churches
all day yesterday, lent pleasing effect 10 the sur
The programme Of arrangements, previously cir
culated for the instruction OF the marshas assist
ants and impaired to the scholars, set forth that
should the day prove favorable the signal would be
given by the ringing OF the dre alarm bell at the
City Hall at eleven O'Clock consequently many
ears were strained to catch the first sound OF the
tocsin which announcer the tate OF the eXpectants
Of the day THIS was duly given; Ihen EN- might The The
fore had, perhaps, induged in The same anxious
doubts and hopes upon this seli.same subject be
seen hurrying hither and thither churchwards there
to assist the arrangements for the display OF their
young relatives. Az Two O'Clock the schools, mis-
sions, &c. repaired to the churches assigned them
in season to commence the exercises which latter
consisted OF the following order:-First-Singin
Fourth-Prayer. Fifth-shgng. Sixth-Addfess
seventh-singIng Eghth--Behediction. This por
three O'CLOCK, when the sections comprising The ali.
ierent !, divisions M were SongusEsd to their proper
WESTERN DIVISION.
TIE following are the churches and mission
paraded On M1nroe place Perrepont and Remisen
streets, and Montague terrace under the ma sla'-
ship Of |. 4. Barker and 8. y; Chlttenden, lr.:-
Second Presbyterian church; Clinton street, near
FultoDj st. AIMS Episcopal church nnd chapel.
W: w. Hurlburt conductor Of exercises; Henry
Reformed church, op the Heights, Pierrepont
street. corner Monroe place. AntnOn A, Raven,
conductor OF exercises; Henry Hasford, marshaIs
Church Of the Pilgrims, Henry street, corner OF
Remsen, Navy Mission German Evangelical. Robert
d
marshars aid.
First Presbyterian church, Remsen street. corner
Clinton; Second Presby terfan Moravans mission OF
First Presbyterian church, Remsen street; Primitive
Methodist; First Reformed, Concord street Baptist.
John b. Breed conductor OF exercises; John H. Bur-
Pierropont street Baptist church, corner of Clin-
ton street; Elm place Congregational. Richard Or
aid ''''''''' '
FRS. Presbyterian, Henry street near Clark; City
Park Mission, Church OF the Mediator. William
Churchill, conductor OF exercises; Charles A. Silver
marshal's aid.
Plymouth church, Orange street, near Henry;
Bethel OF Plymouth, Lincoln Mission, Fleet street
A. M. E. George A. Bell. conductor of exercises;
F. NJ Edgerton, marshal's aid. So.
Johnson street M. E., SLOAN Presbyterian. hope
Mission. ID. W. G. Taylor, conductor OF exercises;
washington street NJ. E near Tillary street; Ccr-
tral Baptist Second ! United Presby yterlan. washing
cises; Charles i. quincy, marshai's and.
Sc. Ann's Episcopal church, Washington street,
srssa ssss M E. NJ G
duct0r Of exercises; j. ]. Gascogne, marshal's aid.
NORTHERN DIVISION.
This division, which was under the leadership Of
Marshals Samuel l.. Parrons A. q. Barnes aud ID. n.
Lasher, paraded on Lafayette avenue oxford and
Cumberand streets, was represented by the follow
summerhed NJ. f. church, corner OF Greene and
summerneid N. i. n. s. Tat conductor Of exer
cses; II. J. Egles:on. marshal's aid
st. James Episcopal church, corner Of Lafayette
avenue and Hall street; Home Industrial. $. ID. G.
Van Bokkelen, conductor OF exercises; D. L. Phelps,
&c clinson avenue Congregational church. corner of
Lafayette avenue; Atlantic avenue. Clinton avenue
Baptist. J. V. Harrott, conductor OF exercises;
Henry NJ Cowles marshal's aid.
Church of the Messiah corner OF Greene and Cler.
mont avenues; Hanson place Baptist, Church OF tile
Evangelist, sixth avenue Baptist Charles Il. foungs,
conductor OF exercises; Hayward smith, marshals
North Reformed church, Clermoni, near Myrtle
avenue; st. Marks Episcopal, Grand avenue mis-
SION. ii. c. Whtmafeh, conductor OF exercises;
J. w. Evarts, marshals aid.
Carlton avenue NJ. I; church, Carlton, near
Myrtle avenue; Central Baptist mission. John w.
HartL conductor OF exercises; 5. Van Benschoten,
Jr., marshal's aid
Asylum, Cumberland street, workingmen's. II. u,
Grin, conductor OF exercises; Z. l.. Rice, marshas
Hanson place Baptist church. Memorial Presby.
tcrian Bethlehem mission, mission of Classon av-
cnue, East New York Baptist. A. N. Earle. conduc-
tor OF exercises; ID. L. Lambert, mafshal's aid
Hanson place N. Il. church, Seventh avenue M.
r.. John French, conductor OF exercises; VIM. II.
Bedford, marshal's aid.
Central presbyterian church, schemerhorn near
Nevlns streets; st. Matthew's II. Lutheran, Border
mission, ST. Peters mission. B. n, Corwin, conduc-
Fleet street NJ. Il. church--Firrt Reformed Preshy-
terian. b. n. Hard, conductor OF exercises; r. NJ.
Whiting, Jr., marshaI's aid.
NORTHEASTERN DIVISION.
The parade OF this division was held on De Kalb
avenue, near Marcy, y was under the direction OF
posed OF the following sunday schools
DeKalb N. =. church; Bedford avenue Baptist, DC
Kalb avenue M. E., Leferts Park Baptist, Richard
Bunce, conductor OF exercises and marshal's aid.
Bedford avenue Baptist church Bedford avenue
near Myrtle; Puritan Congregational, Wesley M. y.
Edgar a, H9tchins, conductor Of exercises and
Puritan Congregational church corner DcKalo
ana ,s ransn sr e
n. y; y Hart Taylor, conductor Of exercises and
wesley N. h church corner Tompkln's ana vii.
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