New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
BROOKLYN AND NEIGHBORING TOWNS

Easter was observed generally in BROOKLYN YES
tcrdav the pleasant day bringing ont large crowds oil
churchgoers both morning and evening Inc parks
wcrc also thronged The Rev. Dr.. Theodore J..
Cnylcr preached an eloquent sermon 10 his conSr'ga~
ton On the occasion Of his last appearance before
them as iho.r pastor. Hereafter he will seldom
appear in the pulpit except special occasions. The
day was the thircth anniversary Of the beginning
Of his work in Brooklyn, during which time he has
preached upward Of 1000 sermons and written more
than that number Of paper and magazine articles.
At st. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church, at Bed
ford and Wilsonst, the musical services for both
morning and evening we're elaborate and attracted
large crowds The church was layishly decorated
with fowcrs.
The Academy Of Music held the usual large audience
Yesterday morning assembled to hear Or. Tamagc's
sermon iudicously selected musical programme
given by several well known singers and the in
terror Of the building was tastcfully decorated with
flowers and plants. Dr. Talmaec spoke On " Mach
pclah, Easter Thoughts"
The services in the Episcopal and Catholic churches
especially caborat" and they drew the customary
large crowds Of worslppcrs. It. AIMS, -. Marks.
Holy Trinity and Grace Episcopal churches were
crowded at both the morning and evening services.
the Reformed Catholic Church, holding its service,
in Everett Hall, Mr.. Walsh preached Testimonies
Of Reformed Catholics
The new Baptist Mission at 80. I,251 Myrtle ave.
was formally opened yesterday afternoon with appro.
pirate services. many prominent Baptist ccrgymcn Of
the city assisting.
The new buildings Of the Bradbury Missionary
Training school dedicated half past O'Clock.
The buildings where the services took place in
Willouglby ST., Raymond The Rev. Or. James
VI. Buckley. the Rev. Dr. Lansing Taylor the Rev.
DR.. r. De witt Talmagc, the Rev. Dr. /. X. Funk and
General Clinton Il. Fisk were among the speakers.
Mrs. Joseph X. Knapp also present and led tho
singing
The celebration Of the day in the Oranges. in New
Jersey this year more than usually general and
was by means confined to the Episcopal aud Roman
Catholic churches. The most complete service was
that at All saints Church, Orange Valley, where the
nigh celebration at IL O'Clock "A fun choral one,
with elaborate musical programme, given By the vested
choir of thirty voices under the leadership Of DR..
{. VI. Conant
At Grace Church. Orange, the celebration Of the
day was noteworthy from The fact that memorial
window was unveiled. II is placed in The bapti,ry
in the south transept, and the central panel shows
AN admirably executed design, "Christ Blessing Little
Chibircn.' The window was presented by George
Payne. The music under the direction Of Pro
lessor Albert f. schoch and sung by The vested
choir of twenty-five voices.
The day was a gala one in 1t. PaUl's Church. East
orange, 1t being the first appearance Of their vested
choir OF twenty four voices, which mas been organized
and drilled By Professor j. II. Moore. of ~. Marks
Church. Brooklyn, and In addition their new pipe
organ used for the first Tine.
In st. Johns Roman Catholic Church. ~. Marks
Church. Christ Church. East orange, First frc>by
terrain Church. Orange: south Orange Prcshy tcran
Church Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church and
Mum Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church, OF East Orange,
elaborate musical programmes were given.
The day was observed with unusual interest In all
Of the churches Of Mount vernon. In the first lrcsby
teri2a Church the Rev. Charles s. Lane delivered q