The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
chorus was stll further amended so as to read ;
I do trust Him, | do trust Him,
.tpaus M now.

and after i, had been several times repeated the
choir stopped singing, and MIR. Moody started
them again with, "Why,we haven't got throush
heaven glad IL we are singing from the heart.
want to so NIL YOU with those words that they
will ring In your ears tor weeks
At the close Of the services q great number OF
women surrounded Mr.. Moodys pulpit to snake
biz hand ana his Ipior Fsses1ns so 10 efcH Ssy Sng
"with all their heart aud to them the evan,
gelist rave God bless YOU" Others replied
said, Irving. chr That means you think God ts
not telling YOU the truth. Did YOU know that r
One lady who mad jOurneved from Green wich,
Conn, 20 attend the revival, insisted upon a
longer conversation, and clinginR to the pulpit
rail, aud jostled by the impatieut women about
and weeping A very AGED lad in peculiar
Quakerisb gnb was lifted from the floor OF the
iink to the top OF the reporters decks, and
thence to the stage she shook hands with Mr.
Moody told him that her soul was full Of trust
aud then invited him to take tea with her. lie
declined with many thanks, pleading bis ardu-
Gus laDors as an excuse.
TuB EVENING SERVICE.
In the evening the Rink was allied ag'in to
listen to Mr.. Moody repeat the afternoon ser
of the Rink. compelling the preacher to use all
his force and strength to oe heard, by which the
resnonse to numerous requests Mr.. Sankev
sang the "Niuety and Nine, which hymn has
es aOlishod itself a. tho prime favorits In
The morning prayer meetings In the Taber
nacle at o'clock will be held every d THIS
week except Saturday, and bible readings Will
be gwen IN the same place on Tuesday, wednes-
day, lhursua., and FRIDAY, at O'Clock. There
are to be two meetings every night except Sat
urddy-oue In the Rink AT 1870, anu one for yOunR
men In the tabernacle at $50. Botu Will be
ticketed meetings, to v hch tickets will bo given
away at the rooms OF the BROOKLYN Young Zen
Christi u Association. On next SUNDAY MOODY
anu SanKey will begin their wotk in Phtadel
phia but Mr.. Needh m, the Irish evaurcist
will rem In to conduct a service In the kink al
o'clock.
MIR. Mcwiliams, the Chairman Of the Execu
tive Committee conducting ths revival, desirci
to have II KIN, ,wn that Moody ard S"nkey nav,
| no royalty paid to them, directly or indirectly
| by the publishers OF the hymn books, aud fLr
mentioned or listened TO any plan 10 recon
| pense Them for their time and iatUrs. Tie say
| blso that the Executive Committee have no
mentioned the subject 81 money to eithe
arrangements for:payinR th, IN, directly or indi
| rectly.
| sANKEY LISTENING TO MR.. BEEcHER.
| Mr.. Sankey occupied q seat in ex-Aldermtl
| Whitney's pew in Plymouth Church yesterda
| morning. As suon as bis presence bec4m
| known, every eve was fixed upon MIN. .nd whei
| the congreg Ion stuou up To sing " Jesus, love
| OF my soul" every ear was expectantly isteniil
for the clarion voice that IL was supposed woul'
| be heard high above Plymouth Church's music
| But no more melody escaped from Mr.. Sanke
| tightly closed lips than II ne had not peen abl
| to sing note.
One of the youngest Of the seven children
RANGING from Il our or I've weeks TO as man
| years old, that were bap iLed by Mr. Beech
| was a VIDE eyed. wondering baby that was Col
| ried forw ard, with It's clenched band In IL
| mouth. by its father Nr. John Htll, of Nj
| Beecher's counsel IN The sc. ndal trial. Dutin
| the baptism | ceremony the cnOiT Chanted IA
anthem, and Mr. Huns infant sang chorus ps
| culiaTly Its own.