New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FRUITS OF THE REVIVAL.
CONTINUANCE OF THE WORK or MOODY AND SAN
vry THIS cITy AND nROOKIYN.


CONTINUANCE OF THE WORK on MOODY AND SAN
KEY IN THIS CITY AND BROOKLYN
The revival movement still continues In
BROOKLYN though in quiet and undemonstrative man
ner. IT was feared by some that mistake had been
made trying to continue the union meetings. instead
of allowing the work to rccede to the churches But IL
seems that many of the churches have taken up the
movement and are holding special services THESE are
IL in number and include Baptist Methodist, Presby-
terrain Congregational and Protestant Episcopal churches
and tho Society OF Friends.
The Rev Mr. Huntington has been holding services III
Protestant Episcopal churches The Rev. MI steel OF the
Fleet Street Methodist Church. and the pastors oi
the Simpson and Warren Street Methodist CAurchos'
have met with considerable The Rev. Frederick
Bell has been holding very large meetings in the Acad
envy Music several occasions the number beng 50
great that many were turned away. Mr.. Needham has
continued his meetings They have been held every dy
1T different places and good work i Dee'eu 10 nave
been accomplished. On Sunday Mr. Needham heid h'o
services one OF them being board the United states
receyingship Colorado Between 800 ana 400 persons
were present. The young mems meetings are re-
caried as the most hopeful feature Of the work
Many Of the menbers Of the Moody and sahkey
choir are in attendance at the meetings Az 'no
services held after the regular meetings, there
have recently been from 10 TO 40 nquirers, Mn M
meetings will hereafter he held IN Association nan
Over 90 names been recorded OF young men "po
have coe ont and made confessions OF their sins. SIEVE
raj requests have been made for further sunday services
in Brooklyn Rink, and 1t Is prOpape uiat 'le %
sary arrangements VIII be made ana tnat So Ne PN
neut pasiOr will be chosen 10 conduct them MT NctH
ham viii sal for England to-day. DIT nan WIN
remain another week. lie has charge OF the !ouhs
mems meetings and has issued postal cards bearing
the following invitation: Dear siI-WAH you can
upon ard invite him TO the young mems meet
ing In Association Han, nom 8 to 10 p III. a
union noonday pIayerneeuhs Is hd GEet rs S StTcp
Methodist Episcopal Church III this CITY, Ihese seiNCes
arc crowded every day. -, l., t,.,o,
lyn several congregations III Last NewAoIh anu lts
vicinity manifested quckening OF Ieh3ioHs Ieenns
The attendance sundays was larger tiih before, ai
at the regular weekly praycr-mccuhgS ScateI 49,,
was shown This was especially the case IN the MeIho
dist Episcopal and Baptist churches Ot E'st
New-York, the Reformed church OF New
Bowronyile. In all the sunday schools greater ze'
became manifested and The meetings increased w mum
beers ana in interest IL was iheh deemed ~ b
these churches unite in series OF Nee lhS' III tne non
that, thOu n that means Larger number lhiSt DC
uced 10 como Christ The services are now III pIoi
in the Reformed Church III last New Oh n, ndIi7
tiue in the Baptist Church on Sevent-3Ne. ana HIIs
Week following they VIII tahS place III %, 80
Church on MillamsSt. Among the ceiS! men "n9 ma &
taken AN active part in the WORK, are the he mares
Colman, William Hin, William Platts, ana Nj N1ol.
series Of meetings IS earned ON IN .iio -,
Baptist church, at CintCnst. ana ILliu-Pict, MHIiV
Ike ons for prayers have thus far formed yer! IN
feature OF the exercises. At the strong race
EaptiSt Church the meetings have been I-SaIdeh
as very successful. Prominent clergy mou nave
taken part In them, among tho runner pclhE
the Rev. Drs. T. r. lugersol, john Taiher'
Thomas Rambant LID, ana Galusha Ahuersol' anu H
the Roy. Messrs. Albert G.. Lyman, dr faiih- iu ~
Bowditch. The Young Mems Christian A's"easloh Is
DONG all in its power to extend the rhCehce ana cor
tribute Ia usefulness OF the yOun6 men meetings
now held in the Associations AaiL -, ,,,..,,.,
Revival meetings IN progress III TIE OhFCrs1lls'
Church u Grcenpout; they were begun Oh Si'lS cNcu
ing last. UuiyeIsast ministers IRON Ool l
assisted u the services among them tno lev H. H. ny
OF the Church OF Our FatA,r IN Brooklyn