New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
Mr.. Ioezer had met with business reverses recently
which caused him TO become respondent and LED 10
his suicide. He leaves a wife and four children.
MR.. TALMAGE WELCOMED.


AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION AT THE BROOKLYN
Observation-Disclosures BY A. W. IENNki,
MR. TAINAGr AND OTHERS.
The Rev. r. Dewitt Talmage. who arrived from
Europe on Tuesday night, given reception
last evening at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. The
buhing was filed to its utmost capacity by
the members of his congregation and his
personal friends many of whom stood about
the doors and lobbios throughout the exercises
while still larger number was unable to gam
Abundance. The front of the platform was
completely hidden by a mass of flowers ana
green leaves. In front of the organ the Amer
ican and British flags we're arranged IN
folds. Between them was a ciayon por-
trait Of Mr.. Talmage. and under it was the
word Necomen formed of tea roses and other
flowers. Above were the words Glory to God
in gas iets Upon the platform were seated United
States District Attorney Tcnnev, who presided
John Winslow, the Rev. c. n. Sims, of the Sum-
merfeld Methodist Ep scopal Church; Mayor
Howell, ex-Mayors Schroeder and Hunter,
Judge Nelson. of the Brooklyn City Court; the
Rev Or. +. i. luGersoll, Of the Middle Reformed
Church the Rev. Or. J. o. Peck, # the 81 JOINS
Mefnoiist Episcopal Church the Rev. Dr. j. Lans-
ing. the Rev. Hugh ~miti Carpenter. OF the Bedford
REFORMED Church; tie Rev. Dr. Frederick A. tar-
Wien Nr. Talma 70 entered he was erected with
much enthusiasm and loud ciapplhg oi hands, Wlle
many in the audience rose and wildly waved their
hondkerchieis George ". Morgan PLAYED upon the
ORGAN a March OF Mecome.p written bv himself
for the occasion, after which the audience, leI
by Peter Ali the cofng. .yi9f er sang a vel
come Song % our Pastor" Dr. Farley TERED
PRAYER and M. Evelyn l.. Hcgcmau sang Tiny
People shall be- ily People. and Thy God My God
Then Followed bIei addresses by Bernard Peters,
IN lansing, DR.. Peck, Mr., Nin,loW, pr. M
g.rsoU d. sims ana Mr. Ieuncv. Mr.. Ten
ncv sad " DIR. IfluaCc Is one Of those MINISTERS
WHO believe I'm souet ime. and nc VII stand here 10
h.. IA i'm
conscientious We know That ne Niidllhfs lis pre-
cents and beliefs IN geneIous acis and kindly
Deeds Turning To Mr.. Ialmage. he continued
"hOWeveI cordial yOurrecepuonln oiheiiaios-ahH
We are proud of the way ma winch you were IcecNcl
there--iet me assure yOu that none on lhosc We
comes IA Is more generous sincere than that which
W. tender you here tonight Ills - uot greeting
ui Nour church ana cougrc "io alone Al ~ Il. "'h
lyns greeting, aud / ask y0u TO receive IL as
.nch In the namo of your church and cougreea-
lion. and of al the people Oh aI tho eI'y, 4
congratulate yuu on yonI 3uSllclous Journey ohu
your safe return; and welcome you 10 our H'aIlS,
our homes orr friendships. aud our loves, ana most
OF N To- Tie sacred service OF orr Iofu ana Master
whom vou have ialtniully served IN wears gone oy,
Ia response Mr. lauage, VINO was loudly cDetred,
SAID: My good friends, yon pave , madc
TINS the hapPlcst hour 81 ny lie. 10 my
dying day shall not forget ,hls scene; Iecl at
together unworthy OF TINS reception. 90 not 50
,ruch Give Won my thanks as | give Won myself, 10
be Your servant for Chrlsts sake. Nhen see the
leading OF the city IN the legal, medical, literary
and clerical professions here, 1cei that any
attempt 60 make an adequate expression
Of nv feelings would be a failure" After speak
ING in TINS strain for some time he suddenly
changed and SAID: "Woli, my friends, how have
YOU been this summer? feel like saving as D Com
nell did when he to address an audience ia Dub
lin How are yOu boys, and how are the women
Who own youV' Nj. 1amaee then spoke at some
length in regard. TO his experience IN
Eneland. paying tiifutc to John Bright, and said
that ne knew he was home again as soon as he was
surrounded by halt dozen reporters IN the lower
bav lie sad that lac invited all the ENGLISH people
10 ONE and see him and TO come to his house, but
ne advised them not all To come 81 once AT the
close OF Mr.. Iama-e's address Or. Carpenter pro-
uounced the benedcion. ! he friends of the pastor
remained after the close Of the exercises to greet
him with "A shake of the hand.