The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-03
THE REYIVALIN BROOKLYN


Nr. MOODY Constrained to hpalopizc- Ch,i~-
fitns Seizing the FHNor,te seats The Re
NiVaIist~' New aud Charming stories.
The >omi-holiday manner in mich cleo
tion d1y is ohscryc d Kept many men away from
their husin"ss Yesterday morning. and permitted
them t. attend the carly prayer meeting, giving
tothc throng The appearance that charactcrzcs
the Sunday morning services in the Rink. there
g a large proportion # men In the audience
reversing the ratio that bad been usual of two
women to one map. The politicians seemed TO
be aware that there was an unusual harvo 50 20
10 gather. d, for there were runners r. IN the
different candidates ready to meet the depart
ing congregation, ard husiy to distribute tickets
among them. NJ other canva. .crs we're 50 ac-
tive as those who had tho interests Of the undc-
vclopcd Temperance state ticket under their
control. They were rs persistent as the man
who tries To- sell the lI'rn, at the cnurch door,
ana in their zcnl forced the yellow enyclopes
containing 'heir ballot, int the hands OF tho
woincn swell as into thoso Ot tae men.
There YVES q letter read hv Deacon Hnwlev
nom " unid, tri,i and troubled Chriitian,'
ash4us for strength. and one from " "A heart
hrph 70 mot Ter, praying for The r. -toration Of
wandsrlu daughter" licside these tncre we're
Lurdio that NJ. ilawlcy divided INTO general
cl see. with!ut referring t. pariicnllt crfes.
Mr. Moody III hi- sermon fulluwt % ca the SUP.
jcct e redemption through fai 3D., which has
been his theme for several DAYS. lie cad tho
story Oi the woman who, SICK Will TIC pa -,
IRE scd through crowd of men and to"cimng
the hem 81 th,ist's garment, was healed. " she
w's poor woman" said the preacher. "who,
hearing that the Lord was In the town grabbed
| NJ her faded, thteaGlarc shawl, and her we'll
" rn Gun bonnet, aud hurried TO End him. II
| she YVES alive now, she would probably he .pcud-
| ing al her money Tor patent Wcdi zines, going
! from ono Kind 20 another. rud all the time win
! perfect faith that "a cure would bc wruugat She
| went 10 ry the hcaiiug power 81 the saviour,
! just a. SHE would frv bottle u patent ncti-
cine, but she had faith in him. ana was curod.'
TIM YoUSG CONVERTS.
| when q @ meeting was thrown o,eu 10 tho
congic .atton. Mr. Moody wns anxious to have
the Young converts ris" and -lvs their icstinony,
/ and, every time that "a speaker sat down. he an
pcaed a. the young men tonic. Bat gray he'd
/ tiowcd gray head, aud go Young voices were
! heard until youth Of eighteen or nineteen
! els OF the Christians here FOR -
Tho meeting s. not oucn for prayers inter-
! rupted Nr. Moouy and we cannot hear you
unir'' Won RE our-clf ,ouug convert.
' Hut am aNoung r'uNcri'' t"eed he youth.
81 am only thfee dn's Old. AMI want 10 ask for
| st-en.i H.
Mr. Moody apolosizcd tor his abiupincs., and
| the !. ung man -puNr lritus.
AZ tIcf m n. Ia very Old. toll how he was
convicted three Vells ago. irst after nnisi ing
| game II rGs. and while he was bllc 'ng ais
bool-. and then the mcetins closed with the
MANY Ia Sod into the inquiry room for closer
There was an unusually mall attendance q
! cleig, men. Mr.. 'Ler entered late. and
stood amer the gallery, unable o. mi scat,
aud II the conclusion - tlc -cty ',s r." s,uod
tl.t inside tnr do,r. snaku- hands wt'h his
friends. until the congregation ed "ui.
In IL, Rlui. ia tn, cNuuii &. t.cr, Dr. St...icr.
ihc ltcv. Mr. Dayi-. Dr. Bnrcaar' oi Sew y .i..
a wafm supuortet OF tre evangelist NaiieN last
winter; .ionn WaunemaG,r, the wnOic~ai lad. O.
November nrs teen tc~i-uat-d as aoa,. - last
ine and prayer. and Nessls. New an
/ Boil.
WHAT MI. MOODY CONTAINED ov.
TIE audience was very large. .r-cr u .iu the
building could holi. and oi a cnu: ..crtl lNe
mo -ryurG, for ttc complaint that Nr. s. ooy