New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
THE BROOKLYN REVIVAL.

UNABATED INTEREST IN THE mEEfiNGs-sfKNiOES
on SATURDAY AND YESTERDAY CONDUCTED ny
Mr.. NEEDnAM AND MIR. HALL-THE REV. MR..
BELL At THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Although a portion of the work which
Moody and sanley have been doing in Brooklyn will
now return t. its original channels In the churches
there are some features which will continue for an ndeh
mite length Of time Prayer-mcengs will he held in the
church OF Ful;onave. ana Cntonst every morning at
3 O'Clock, and will be Of general character tle
object being TO benefit people not accustomed
20 attending church. Church members VIII rs a rule
have prayer meetings in their own or other churches
The young mems meetings have been arranged to con
tnue Indefinitely. Mr. Moody regarded the success OF
these services one of the most eneonrag-
ing features OF his work. He said he had
never seen any thing Ike ii in all his experience
in this country; and when. during The last Few dAyso l
his STAY in Brooklyn he found the Tabernacle Win It's
seats for 600 persons crowded. with Young men-not a
woman being in the bliing-he began to realize deeply
that many good results would crown the months
ahors He also expressed himself as much
pleased that this feature OF tie WORK "Ohla De
Intrustcd tAe leadership OF George :. Han OF the
Young Mems Christian Association IN Washington Hr.
Hall and himself have been luant,d many years. ana
have Jointly done much service i'll the cause OF religion
They we've ia the army together, and were there asoOS
ated with each other in Christian iaAors since the war
closed they have labored in the field 70 wmch the
Christian Associations devoted, oitenuncs H. close
contact with each other.
Itmcl, naturally have been expected that the excite
,peDt caused by the eyan5oiss in Brooklyn would sub
side for few days at least aiter they had departed.
But the prayer-mcong last saturday morning was no in
d.cation of a decline OF interest The tabernacle was
about az full usual, and people were there
in good season Mr.. Neelham took charge
Of the meeting, and the Rev. Dr. Hunt
read the requests for prayers which numbered POO
Dr. Hunt then prayed for these persons. and asked
special blessing upon Mr.. Moody The hymns " Crown
Him Lord Of All Even Ne and "Stand NJ. stand up
for Jesus" sung. and several cXhOrtatos were
made that tho revival might go on gathering new
spirit and energy one gentleman said Mr.. Moody had
redeemed him from iGdGeity and drunkenness.
George S. Hall tbeu offered the closing prayer.
IL was announced tnat Mr. Noodham would
give Bible readings at the Lafayette Avenue Church
ON Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday afternoons at
o'clock, and at the Hanson Place Baptist Church on
Thursday aad Friday afternoons. \ womans meeting
was then held the Lay College which was conducted
by Mrs. Ncedham.
On saturday evening young mems meeting was held
in the Rev Dr. Cuycrs church. at Laiayete-aYe ana
south OXlOrd-st Il announced to be held IL the
Lay College and the place aitcrwaTd changed.
rnis had The effect TO diminish what would prcba-
Div have been q very large audience. But the
meeting was we'll atttn ted, and Was unusually fcrNent'
Mr. Hall conducted il, Or. Cuyler approaching him rs
the first hymn had been sung, saying; want 70 BID
YOU hearty welcome Mr.. Hail. aud NAV God bless your
youo DR.. CuyIer then. at Mr. Halls request.
offered the opening prayer, and the 4Sth hymn
saviour, than fc Co me- was sung Inc meeting
being opened for testimony, grlt many spoke some q"
tlcm as follows: God is my Father Christ Is my elder
Brsher aud Heaven my home - " went 70 hear NJ.
Moody from Curiosity; have h"en converted and !
nov see more happiness than ever before III
INV LIE wouldn't give up the nope |
have IN jesus for the wealth OF the
uiycrsc;" want 10 confess thai Was converted last
urlt: :" have always loved christ, but now trust
uIm." Many pcr-ons a-aad 90 Dee prayed ior; som
boa w"Jcfs Hot G9ib' 49, ,;.I 'ttG In
10 bear. Chris AM Ior NV wife and children the
proposition was made ." or-uIa re hil ,"n "h<
ury. Hod the foit was thch sang ana tHe behtuc-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t.o lriz,lng rain of yesterday after
nooE tac l.uc W." comfortably lril 20 TIC d ec.'te
mcoug. The attendance Wa ll'o"Dy a. r.l7' ns IT,
an ,eyl.n."p OF i,rir absence. nero was little
,pgt I'M a., l.,; apcaf.nrt Of inc meeting ne
MINISTERS were tioie. az Was also Tie choir, the tiiI
I,r.s ncin- ioqad n ,for accoiomed place and he
SONS. NJ. NccdpHn conducted tDc services, Mr. a.
having c#ugo OF te aih5i-- II1i.SMi,R "a Oti.Ia
offered The 0pcuing PRAYER, t1e hmn' o. vi % ,ne
p,lilcd" II lLeuIan. rs done aid "ady III lI5
arms Ui Jesus "tf' ans ana M -''toI3l l.t4,l'I
from II brew ill., . iow SAN C. es ,iJ O. ls''ey'
is free as the breathe. NEGLECT to take al Is
ANONYMOUS with dapbcdIencc, Tor II We ne-iec'
10 do Gods wishes, Nc are di,oOeuiou'.
some OF sou 20 arc Eg4un$ IN, IN 5 oI'
auce thought that tnCrc s time enough ilt Ioi You
mi al ne kuc" WREN We may DE tahed 20 'itilY.
stories. which reminded one OF Mi MoOdJS "a
yolt0 narratives. But the twO mon are very much
unlike. Mr. Sccdham Is the more hneit speaker; he
nae. b.tter grammar. ana has studied cuuuciaIn ana
manner none tLtu M. Moody. But hc lacks IN t"t
I abundant sympathy with every ones Joys and
sS ST rl m'' w aS' Mr. So S' prelS S" HIS
sy5 is more polished and gives greater pleasure to he
ear but in s'so 80 pointed ana trIsIdhhl@uo,
al
moi feel tho Every word that Mr.. Moody utcf has
q power living, active, ana al once Iecos-
Mich G3ca 'h is S soitoncd pe'Gb by ~ voce mcder
lated with grtcc oi uofauce; wMie inc after s"ilda
prayers tne IN Philadelphia was warmly re-
n4c!nDcgcd, aud strength WAC asked that Tie re
in good results In ito evening. Mr.. Necdh.m
preached in the Hanson Place Baptist Church and a
iirsc meeting yonng Inen was hcid IN Dr Cuyiers
church. Ia addition 10 the afternoon blolc readings
1lr. Needham will hold services every even
hGfpast Z O'Clock. II j. probable, in view
OF large meeting IA the Rink YESTERDAY nat another
viii be held there sunday. several OF the COMMITTEE
LI,i .ar meeting, m the RINK - heretofore.
the large number vine cat yesterday was sur
prs 10 Them. The OF the collections taken loi
he Houn Mems CHRISTIAN Association is >270O. 3ir.
WickeS nnl-hcd counting II "a It" minutes before IL
TI Adiny OF Music in BROOKLYN was crowded yes
trrly morning aud last evening, win atcndnts upon
the services conducted by TIA Ecs. NJ. Ben IN the
morning be took IN, text FROM Exodus WI, 10. Go for
rd i.y the Lord will provide" he told the story OF
children 81 Israel from Egypt mo III
.Iu.s Wa that difficulties would always environ Chris
taus sThe CAPTAIN OF salvation" he said. urges
H. ID 80 forward aud duty To obey HIM. Tor lie
viii provide" The preacher tlau ,ang Nj. sankey's
song Nar,n on then tlght boldly" Tue lessons Shich
LIE urged bs text were: An increase IN INN Keep
hope bright au increase in love; ncekne,s; give soft
answers To rough questions greater patience; mort cA-
tensiyc exhibition Oi kn!cntS,i sftattf Iun,nu3
OF Gods commands. urged by uclscnsl tom
! pora as wei as spiritual wetre. "Ouis Is The
zane God. sad h preacher tai The CHILDREN Of ID
iaci bad "1ne cloud and pillar of fire are Win us