New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
MOODY'S FAREWELL.
CLOSING WORDS IN BROOKLYN.

MEN TO COME To CHRIsT-Mn MOODY oN
"FAITH"-THE SERVICES Al THE iADhRNACih
AND THE RINK.
The Tabernacle was full yesterday morning,
on the occasion OF the last prayerme',ng when 'ho
eysnsests hold there. Amer the opening hymn
aad Deacon Hswcy reGd the requests or whoh
tie following are a part; For II churches iOr II
families Sunday teachers for thor classes; Ia
wives for their husbands for druuRards; ihides
bscksdeis children foe their parents for friends
in Philadelphia 80 sisters for their brothers, Al p'eS
for their children for the editor of leading country
neNspaper; for the temperance cause In Quo
The Rev MI Burs lei IN prayer. ana MI Moody spoho
ON the Importance The churches In the continuation OF
TIE revival work They must take 1t mp or IL VIII Dear
mo- prontabio fruit "And IL must be done by individual
effort Men come into The world by one, they go Ou'
NJ II one by one and they the kingdom oil God
in the came manner. You must not hope u convert
people classes, but In single cases h"n must 20 ou'
into the streets and alleys and labor Win lhdNuuS
And don't neglect the little children fOn reueI'per
the French atheist who said be could mako
n nnilon Of inddes II he could bavo the
training Of generation OF children Doht
be satisfied with simply talking to persons Take hoc oil
th,ir hands aud lead them 10 tine throne OF Goa ID
prayer" Mr.. Moody then prayed. saying: We 'nahA
Thee for the many pleasant hours We nave paSSou III
these meetings together We want Thy blessing to foSt
on these friends that they work as they nave he'ei
done befo.e" Mir. Sankcy then sang tbv S0th hymn'
"Nothinc but leaves" and prayed that those present
ni.,ht 10 forth ready for WORK; that they might no
longer be at case In Zon. but say Here am Lord
send me send me" moments Of silent prayer foi-
lowed end the HAN hymn. "Best be the tie that
binds" was sung ani the tcncdIetiou pronounced ny
MIR bic, dy. The usual lsgge number oi persons AT
tended tho wOnans prayer meeting that followed ara IL
was conducted by Mrs Neednam.
hc meeting Of 81 rgymcn In the Lay College II WaS
decided that the mOulnS Ilayer-moetnss DO continued
IN the TaLcguae eycfy week day, but maj tey an b'
OF "A general character, and not d.stct' ely union OF
tho churches u was also decided that the raytrmtNt
ing in d. Sauddcts Church ana in South Brooklyn be
continued "a heretofore. committee was alpon'ed' 10
make tho necessary semcnts Tor tie service" III Tue
tabernacle and 10 appoint persons 10 conduct them
THE AFTERNOON COSGREG tTi0N.
Tho Bible reading IT Tabernacle in t1c afternoon
WAS crowded 10 an extent Itate than al any time De-
fore Long before the doors weIc opeued people DC gan
t. assemble about the dO0s o he Tabernacle AMI '"
the buliiu. opened il tocamc ldl IN went! mn
utes Tnon tho crowd consresatd III the -teet ana II
was estimated that fully 1000 persons went away unable
20 in3 an entrance. An auxiliary meeting was hold In
tie Lay College, which was closely hned' Nj
Heedbain conducting tho services In the
Tabernacle the SSH hymn was first sung ana
after prayer. Mr. 5ankey sang The Ninety and Nine
Mr. Moody spoke about Faith" baslag his reularSs
,,.,r Hebrews xti chapter. He said fiih was simply
taxing hold u God. He urged the necessity Of Pl9ong
faith on nothing else but Him. He sad there was moi
much huYe the Christianity Of tLS country until Tie
people ect on higher plaLU iIc then addressed Few
fres oil words the congregation. expressing Lie JOY IN
the meetings, and hoping 60 meet them al beyond 10"
river After o prayer sud hymn TIE meeting was dis
osissed Wl.h the beDedciion.
EVENING sERYTCE7.
LIS evenings meesinss blng the last held by the
in Brooklyn AL the services we're crowded. As
they never have been crowded before since the first DAY
fhs streefs about the Rink tronged with disap
ponteG ,rope loug before the meeting began and the
building itself was packed very d,nsey. Mny thousands
went away, some OF them having tickets which they
bad procured n day two before. Tho tasS
81 tho ushcrs dlncut one. and irHry
tuics was executed with severity wiich was inS
pens,5: e. any kud OF r'er. 9le me,ihs vas cpeito
VIII sn2hS ana iTaSs5 III H., Sai@'S S 5i r.
young ne meetings wouid continue every Hin ~ thc
~ a. go Zion Womb c0DdGci tou Nr 'Ioody thcu
sad "ta this ia q very sr'enn meeting rileei'y 20
never meet again 1o-nsLt cope - lnaAel at
way oosi. ard 20 ae,ur" yea tat tie5e j. ng,neh
when passes the line anl II cafe" I'M. i"nI wa
tllb vi By many pig descriptions % men Hteln
yi,g ~ 81 vitliu tht Hn's. "Br" en- jueI "a,
Iieeer some OF you ear yOp done heel Bic e. What
inrs A. don't tsry lu;ef s.ea foiIse for thy
q. 6a,,auon Is refuge ior e'9.y SOU a
o tiat Lord may help yeu -1'ght 10 get out =
-.doIi. 90 It.ith tot Cts u Et '-t say. - tau i"i
sinner ONCE. Lord tato nig IS 49, En- w br. iiu+A
" tLc way. by friendo I've uisGt b. ~ liuL I've
fcd 81 ,JG s Ti' y %S r ,,a,1 10 a, It is
Oonslau. wculcr 70 Us ihat you come tut ID sNcA
uNigls'I-'
Mr. Moody then thanked tho minister. choir, ushers
azd reporters. ,nd sud that Lo would Play Tat tt:
Irglt ue"f lIn AROUND tlc TirOuP ana Lear sr s!eu-
OF the slug or MOsts aDi oI the lauD. u Noht SAP
gooahy bat gpod ujgIt, praying tla, YVES may meet OBJ
tue r,urrct teH morn J.r,p i.t Worf were d-tcfE
wieh iAaoa emotion. pr. sa4.,y ehrn ,-nS 1'5$
sweety. "Hha We Met Beyond tic Eitcfi
NAIo IL vas being suHg, Or. a"ody 5,"uo
al Us Cvk, VIII ls i'1a on his haIt, iD
thOngit iui atutudc. Ho afervard prayed i'iIt Won
Grru Nefb might rcsait IL Bioozyn anu ,ai tAe ch"!f
usAels ard rtportts might Lave ttc!r Lat4-- Hrti W
Ie Isni- Book Of Iifr. Then, win uNul,@ tirn1 b-
with eIilr,n ho askc thas every uu nF-t -rdl miEh
aiai lslB .ist CHRIST the MAY, T., itUtu ul iHt
AFTER singing o. Just e- ai," thc cuN~itSttO.
was az "a sol with thc BENG lclloH.
EThc ieoiugs lciC 'rr were i crowded u ihi HtlOfi
- IA 1ace benz, thfuu -e0, it W. p, iue itt-
econ Ir4liry u,efsss- tpt Been head nL oHs 10 90.
Simpson l r.. CuulCA ana after tut inc-tn- c"-cd Hi
tho Kim tuULccd WITH 0u' O1H ihIn-
rors- 81 tne young meas moc,tIS ~. -d03af en-
p,f.Sed eItst jOt ;Hdt o. iBauy h1t ciiht ~ Clsl
dUring EiOJ1l aud ne expressed tho Wlri
at bot. tasy and many others wobr meet hfin li.
lIayou. Tnoie wee tle egts geisous lc oi
paris Of tbe room az an The meet nss- The ,! uh Va
S.al I,s yOnd tllo Sivcr," very ah cluG t1o
omo,H sas eshut IA III parts OF the vast building