, 1875-10-25


fresh from Connecticut m.nufac.odes. They |
come IN parst. aud arc put tosasher at tho Rtnk.
Inc Committee Are noss Placing nix largo heaters |
IN different parts OF tho 1!nk. vhtio 100 gasiets
haVo 4!ready been put up, |
THE stSntNn At TIE HtrK. |
Iho meube51 OF the Committee on Singing |
report very satisfactory progress in thefe work.
They announced that they wished 70 bavo =
received offers from 3s7 per4ons. They say that
tneY VIII nos b aolo to una that number On So
count OF Tho limited space on the stage. There |
~ ~ " no solo parts except that Of Dr. saokev
tho paFlors OF tho Young Mems ChrIstiAb Ahse- !
clstlon' IN Drooxlyn, and some If Ne. Sankey's |
hymnB rero sung. |
A book Of hyn'us hss been prep.red especially |
for tho revival work in Nfookssn. HeInctons
have heen made from Mr.. SAnke.s collection,
and from othor woIt.xnown collections. Theirs
will 10 i31 hymns in the book. mich will be
published in Two forms. oue containing merely
the hymns and Of 321no size. and sold fur 6 cents
pcr capv tho other will hare the nrAEo toget!s-
or With the rorus will be Of octave fotm. AuI
will hs ao1d for 20 cents cach IT eso books "; Il
be placed on fAto At tllo different bonkHtorcs In
brooklyn. md At tho Rink. but uone will 10 seIl
on Sunday. Tho price. the Committee thrnk,
will about cover The cost. Tho cxpenses Of tEn
revival efurss arc now chttnatel 1t n,HH md
tho treasurer reports sfoW progress in fecefaug
subscriptions to cover that aum. Tho aus ,unt
already ra'hetis said to b only about ono half
Of the amount needed
KEI.i1torH fS1EHEsT IL NEW YnnK,
While tho rsvtvai work IN In preparation in
BROOKLYN, New York clcrgymcn nro eug,E<d 4 10 a
very 1uint NAV in efforts to arotleo 1.lG u,ns in
torest. In thla city. also, the do1ro 1or new
cperey IN tue Church has been experienced. and
the anticipationn Of visit from Moody WHICH
rro7ntlpd eorne wneks ago Attracted vldnpreal
aud cordial attention. But when It VIVA found
that Mr.: Moody would begin In Brooklyn, the
disappointment OF Now York people did not
lead 10 surrender Of tho roElsal focln3 1t
10 not now expected that the evangelism will
labor in this city before Fohruary. but it
WAS deemed best to keep allvo tho interest," Ac-
lions havo sone to work within Their own limits.
and hrc either holding or preparing to hold
religious ,nsetngs in addition to the usue! ser
vices A pl omineut ministor, who has preachod
known no many rsayer-neestngs 70 he hel6 in
this city In Uctober. The ftnt OF thcso spccia!
meetings WAS organized by Tbs Baptist churches
at tho recent session OF tho southern Nov York
were adopted hca.siy contn ending tho work OF
lho cvapgeiist.. aud dccidi og upon = series of
needy dnon inset,ngs. he flrst Of the.o WAN
lle]d last Thnrsla" u the Itfth Avenue Dap,lat
Church. mud was largely attended by mem
bcrs Of tho different chuEcles ln tho city.
After it had adjourned, many 1uors people
came to tho church. The RoS. D4r. Armitnge,
kannard, Anderson. md lInlnnes Nere preaent.
The DapttHt clurchea have adontot a seren Of
union meetings at 1.aiEtIt aud Var,ck streets. to
which eyarT ono is invited, tl,a weekly meetings
boing desgucd more especialls ft,r thu members
Of tic churches. The services at LaiEht aud
Tasick streotH arc bed every day from II to i
o'clock. aud nrn conducted by digelent lninig-
te7a.
pAlLr rsroN r1:l1En-l iEETIaos.
The Fulton Stsn": llayH-tu cstlngs wcro cs-
tnbfiHhed In lt57 az nonEslda religious cathcr-
,ngs Every ono ~ inyi0d to attend. and tho
leadora Are especially zos lous in thctf work.
They nre Waited occasionally by utGerer. clergy
mon from tho uptown chu.d les who t4Lo part
at Lyric HILL, in Sixth avenus. near Forty
eecond-RtTeet, ~ arc nov hold eyurT
day from - to ! O'CLOCK, and bara good Mt
toudanco, including many porsonu Of the Soeic-
ty Of frionds. The serricf,s do 10. take place
tn tile nall proper, but Ia large room, III tue
rear Of Mr. Lyle's 4tora. wl ich han been nrrang-
e4 especially for tho occasie n. Cloegrusn from
different churches conduct tho acsylccn cach lny,
tho lley. Drs. Arruitage. Ms!l, and Ludlow tanx
4lnnng thnBn who hayo led tbs exercises.
Tho Kov. Gaorgp II. Haasorth, pastor OF tho
Church Of tho Disciples. t.t Madison ayouue and
Fosty.sl1th street, ii hold ing soties Of revival
Ct 1850 ocluek. Ipyitatis 'ns have been extended
10 other Churches to 14nito in tho work. The
services consist OF a1ug !ng hymns and Of e1.
temporaneous addEsbees. With readings iron, the
Scriptures aud commonts on the passages read
a sorieB OF uniou PIN Yor. meetings ia now in
progress ut the ColleEia % Reformed Church. At
Fifth ayenue mud Forty, eighth Htreot. the first
| OF the nuulber having een he!d on Inst Aon-
day evening Tbcy ns continued Oh every
evening, except Wed, iesday and Saturday.
Amous those who nre u ,iya in the meetings are
| tie ley. ORA. john III Il, ]. ii. LUDLOW, IL. C.
! aou. iny,tationn hnya bran exsendan to many
OF tho noighboring ch,u :ches, and we're read nst
| Sunday. Alter this Wa Ok, the meetings Of thin
| serloa will bo hold In other churchoB- At tic
first Deetlng. nddreseo woro mado with tofer-
! euce to tho work Of hi ,ody and Sanxey aud the
| good they Ind accomp !shed. 1t waH Also urged
| that something Of tl1e rama bonci1t might bo
toaped BY individual aE ,rt
| EFFORTS OF uNfyh RsAL18r cHpnCuEA.
| The Univorsdllsts bot III this city and in
/ Brooklyn, have united tn revival lneetlueh. Dur
| ing the present weak tha work IL e;urirl on ia
weck it viii b. transferr ID to the key Dr. Pull
nlai,s church In this city III tho following waek
to the Fifth uulvezesat Church In 6tuyyesant
street. aud shen 70 tho III y. us CnApins church.
mil bo hold overY evening ezcept Saturday, aud
/ will couset OF singing, ps Ayer, and conferopce.
Independently Of these .1neejnRs, the Rev. DR.,
Chariu has instituted q . osdor Of services for
g1egational elomont viii bo introduced.
NTH vospor-ssrvloes. Nor .bors Of Uuivessa!lss
churches say that they &c aud pot join IN tha
docsrinl viexs and ideas of selieions life vary
| from those taught BY la Evangsliets. But
when the Evnngellsts be1 Tin work ln this city
expect to have revival acl Fices aIso.
WHAT THE AETHupIH II PRoroaE To DO
The Methodist n1:nistoi y Of tho city hare had
] the subject Of rovlyxla under confederation Ut
their recent meetings., TN Monday II was dn-
eussod At cousldsEabae lehgth, but nothing def
ulto wss decided Upon. Among tho plana pro-
| posed was o,,o to d,uee tito city into districts
and hold regular nss tsngs 1t tho largest
churches in thoso disss,t:ts. Tho regular yearly
| soy,yA meetings aro held iu December, but
tho work In usot klYn and Nav YORK
the work now. II ID proposed that III III
churches below Fourth street unite ia Two botllos
for q ten dass series 1T meetings.. ono Of the
churches ussd to ba lbs In Grceno Street. Aboye
Foultb street il is pro4 losed to unte n the Frou
Tabernacle At No. 2ts Nest Thirty fourth street
and for the members OF tho churches fAs&heai
up toNu 10 mest 1t St. James Church In Iisr-
lcm 1t Madison Ayet1 ue and 0ne-hundresl-aul-
Twsusy-4ixth 1tleet. All these meetings It is
intended, alall cont iuue ten days, and take
| plAca 81 the W tlla t!mo With cou-
| rrspationkl sin4iug and choir of Hixty