The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
TEMPLE EMANUEL.

A Better Atten6ace Of WOrshippers-ssermOn
by Rev. DIR. Adlsr.
There was very marked increase In the attend
ance Of fashionable Hebrews and their families ut
the services in this magnificent temple yesterday,
though somewhat early the for the return
OF the exi!es There was, nevertheless, evidence
that many OF them have so returned, or at least
have left their back parlOrs and opened the blinds
OF their front windows. which Is equivalent to O
trip to the country and return. There
were O good many Gentlles present at
the services also yesterday, several OF whom
were disappointed because the Rev. DIR. Guthelm
did not preach, as he always gives them discourse
IN English. which they can all understand. But as
the Doctor has mad vacation this summer, he has
been ministering and lecturing every Sabbarn for
few weeks past, in the absence OF the reader and
the Rev. III. Adler who have been ruSticatlng.
These
'ssERvANTs OF THE SANCTUARY
were at their posts yesterday refreshed and ready
Tor work. and greatly relieved DR.. Gutheim. The
portion OF the law read in regular course was Lee
Ssu MUsa Mc closes thy up ne third
OF vows In kind by money, according to
priestly estimation. But devoted beasts, VINE ther
of clean or unclean parentage are prohibited from
being sold or put TO any ordinary purposeS-they
must be put to death because they are holy unto the
e& and ne q ts law was yet spread
before him Rev. Dr. Adler commented upon this
chapter AMI urged upon his hearers in an eloquent
manner, the necessity for greater conservation
ana more thorough devotion of themselves and
their property to God. lie also made reference to
the character OF this entire third book OF the law,
and the precepts and ordinances which 1t incul-
Gates. The breeze created in Cincinnati few
weeks ago by the bold denial OF u "person GodD
by one of the radical relormerS present has not yet
suDsded in Jewish circles. Dr. Adler and the school
OF reOrmers which he belongs have uttered their
protest against the lmpiOuS assertion and declared
that the man who could believe or utter such q
thought is
WITHOUT THE PALE OF JUDAISM
II was believed and expected, therefore, that Or.
Adler would yesterday have cOmbated this false
teaching OF Western rabbi, Meycrs out If touched
the most POSITIVE assertion Of the unity and person.
atty OF God a being independent and OUTSIDE Of
nature.
The sixth chapter Of Proverbs, which cautions
against surctysliip, idleness and evd0ing sub
sequently reai by Dr. Guthelm, and after the repe-
ton OF certain prayers, following and the singing
| OF hymn the congregation dismissed
Very fair congregations for this season also
| assembled in the Thrty-iourth anu Forty fourth
street svnogogues. but the ministers have not yet
resumed their sabbath lectures. DIR. Vidaver, OF
Thrty-rourth street synagogue mas had a severe
bilious attack and Is not yet well enough 10 preach.
The approaching festival OF
ROSH HAsuMA, OR THE NEW YEAR
(September 16 and ~. though yet rly a month
distant has begun to attract much more attention
IRON the Jewish population of the city than Il does
ordinarily at this early season. This, together with
the penitentlal days which follow ana the Atone
ment ten days after, are likely TO be observed more
generally this year than usual. The orthodox OBJ
serve two days for the New Year, but the reformers
only one.