New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
RUSSELL SAGE ADMIRES DIR. TALMAGE.
TIE LENDS sl.5 1000 TO THE TRUSTEES OF TIE
NEW TABERNACLE FOR THIS REASON

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NEW TABERNACLE FOR THIS REASON
Tho Rev. DR.. T. DC Witt Talmac" Is row ''''"'',-
strcnuous efforts 10 complete the l;iooklyn lac'"'h
hv next MAY. lie promised that mono! !" P"' "
cost of the structure would all be suh''fip'o ' ''..
limo II WAS a big undertaking. but ia" ''"r "i
a, il with "A zeal which would brock II" "e''a'' '"'
trustees bought a fine site al Green" ''iu ,,'' " "
costing $lO5. 900. The building h'"h WIN wv "
organ and other incdcntal>. j. t" cost @'oo'"'' 'u
Is now well advanced some time ago " WIS >''''
that che Tabernacle cauld not he c"hp''o" ~ "N
uor r,,c.s $4,000 was immcdiat " forthcoming
snurred hv mi, necessity The trustees went |" - "'
soulard the president Of Tie German American i'O
and Guarantee COMPANY. who obtained loan i'' ''"
from Russell sage for the amount nccicn'
Mr. Souard was seen Yesterday 10y lilp"nc ~
nor,er and when asked If the loan was secure he
replied ii, s,o.
:. pcrtcctIv secure The Land itself l. worth Slo"'-
mn We nav the trustees 10000 cow ana inc
balance when the building is compiler 81. "r' ,"-'
has q first mortgage on the entire property " -
make himself more he has the lhoiN'"''i "'"
of the trustees for the amount in case II sho"" HUI
hc maid by the society. The trustees icpicHc"' WV
Al 600 OOO And to make client frely saie III ">
investment We have taken out policy oil ih-"''c
on Dr. Tamaccs life for $4,000 for one year. s!aoo
To Mr. Sage In ca-" Of the Doctors dcith. ING IVA"
Is at q por cent. We assume all the F">tS '""
guarantee the title, but do not guarantee Mt. ''ee'
That is his lookout. but. a> SAID Oeioic' ''o
investment + "a perfectly safe one we VIII '"'" ''0
money over to the trustees about ten days. "he'
We have looked up the title and that IT Is all right
OF course IL any defect found the loan VIII III" NC
made
Russell Sage was also seen at his Office yesterday
"Of course there are chances that my investment
may prove loss" he said. The Eahu i WI"
BIOS 900 to the church. while II might not NC "'.
nearly a. much to any one else. Ana 10 WIN '"e
building: il may cost 100000 and yet lie worm no.
nchaf that for any other purpose II IL WI" ~
When asked how he to make the Loan ne sun :
Il admire Or. Tamace and think ne an, IN" willnc
TO help him out. trdci The same cir'nil' @ :, .
would max" The loan any other chui'h tha' W.
ono presided over hy Dr. Tanagr
DIR. MCVLLAGII WILL 60 IT, WORCESTER.
The Rev. DIR. .\Whhald McCullael. pastor :" '"e
Ross street Presbyterian Church. who was some '''
ago called 10 the Plymouth Ccn.r satOnal Church OF
Worcester. Mas. has accepted the call Df NC
.ullagh has been prominent among l;r"nhiyn chT-N-
men almo,, from The time he entered up h> pastoral"
Of the Ross street Church IN Is. Under hi> 'har-'
the chur.l has grown To br one Of the most III
iueniiai in the city. AND has large cohcf'1at"h'
Il is entirely free from Gcit d'd gives AR" SUNS
every wear for charitable objects. DR.. Mctr.it%h
gives a. his reason lcavn. The E" street Church
that he has built it up from total wreck - inc
pinnacle Of prosperity. and J." ic!' tht M Ia'">
we're needed in an ihcT dircii"a The cEnr'h al
Worcester is one Of The richest in New England. and
.on. Who left MI souls Church 4" = to No"c~'':
, short while ago. hc-hh,r ana - -" iFt''' 80
Dr. McCnasi ad !, ,sm ,Mn' ~, i r,J
Dr. McCullaeh'> >a.ary III Worcester VIII b. $1,000