Le kirk sur la Rutgers ferme . 53 pour devenir chan-cellor de l'Université de New York, succédant à son ami, Théodore Freling-huysen. Le premier chancelier avait été le Dr Matthews, administrateur de l'église, et les successeurs de M. Ferris étaient HowardCrosby, John Hall et Henry M. Mc-Cracken, donc de six chanceliers de l'université, quatre ont été extrêmement intéressés dans l'église de Market Street. 32 II avec l'entrée d'TheodoreCuyler a ouvert une nouvelle ère upfor le vieux marché Street church.Deux ans avant que le Dr Cuyler spokenat avait une grande réunion de la tempérance dans TriplerHall, avec le général Houston,Henry Ward Être

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The kirk on Rutgers farm . 53 to become chan-cellor of the University of New York, succeeding his friend, Theodore Freling-huysen. The first chancellor had been Dr.Matthews, a trustee of the church, andthe successors of Dr. Ferris were HowardCrosby, John Hall and Henry M. Mc-Cracken, So of six chancellors of theuniversity, four were vitally interested inthe Market Street church. 32 II WITH the coming of TheodoreCuyler a new era opened upfor the old Market Street church.Two years before Dr. Cuyler had spokenat a large temperance meeting in TriplerHall, together with General Houston, Henry Ward Beecher, Horace Mann andother celebrities. It was his first publicaddress in a city that was to know muchof him. In 1853 Mr. Cuyler was called and in-stalled by the South Classis of NewYork, November 13, 1853. He says thatwhile walking along Henry Street JudgeHoxie said to Mr. Lyles: If our youngbrother will come and work in the MarketStreet church we might do somethingyet. 33 The Kirk on Rutgers Farm Cuyler at Market Street. Cuyler lived at Pike and MadisonStreets and later in Rutgers Street. Hissalary was $1, 500, advanced later to $2, -500. The church building was painted, and in 1855 a new roof was put on at theexpense of the pewholders. Opposite the church on the northeastcorner was a large and select privateschool. At 11 Market Street later was asmaller one, headed by a German patriot, whose son-in-law was one of the greatgenerals during the Rebellion. In his address in the church at theEightieth Anniversary, Dr. Cuyler calledit fighting the adversary of souls andgeography, for even in Dr. Ferrisstime there were indications of waningstrength because of the continued emi-gration of the more substantial class ofchurch members from the down-towndistricts of the city uptown. But the indefatigable Cuyler post-poned the evil day, and for seven years 34 The Kirk on Rutgers Farm of intensest activity he remained inMarket Street. To quote Dr. Cuyler: I lookedaround me and saw there were

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