, 1875-10-25

the S,mpAon II. E, Church. near BY was opsned
tss s Guyss rigging e.ae', ansnF ,d spd Z,
:sss eRSls .htn oppo.ss % Il. Il kol 0e
opened. and sankey sang hero Also.
ths nsv D. J.soes Of Goesso pfsa'hs
In other cuurehos Biz thouaAnd pcrsons fonnd
Admttapce to tho Rink in the afternoon. nearly
4 thousand OF whom stood. They wefo packed
30 closely that It wAs imPosslhIa TO pass through,
and al hAd 10 FamAin to tho end. Enthusieem
WAS manifested chichY In Responses, ~ In this
morning. but oue woman Ia
4 HELfoiora FnxxzY
pearly tore her clothes from her body. Moody's
revival work 10 be done that OF the afternoon
WAS QUO OF bis short. stirring appoala. aud waa
rendered tha moro effective Of the t"o.
It was An effort to present tho fundamental
to b pased. and that Chrat WIN bid h!rh como,
Ia tue only 0uo who can saVe him. At tue close
o. the setsicos many pefsonb OF Al Ages And
botb ss1es gathered around Moody. to press hts
hand Aud wish hin, success. Hankey alluded
with great satisfaction 10 tho saccess Of the frat
mesting, aAying "Tho slip ID launched"
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
ito lie dssoetattd Preas.l
NEW YoaK, Oct. 24.-The first Of tho Moody
and-Saukey revival sorvtcea Was held At tho
Brooklyn Rink this morning. commencing 1t
$50 and terminating At 10. Fully 5000 pcrsoDs
wore waiting for tho door1 to open, and when
Tho services commenced tho building Was filled
throughout.
nr. Moody, taking his place On The rostrum 1t
tho edge Of a large platform containing 4 chorus
OF $50 voices. opened tho service by announcing
tho hymn conn1eucing-
Neloico snd bo gtAd;
The Rtdeeu,ar haa come,
.hich WIS given With impoeiug effect by chorus
and congregation.
The liev. Or. DuJiogton then prayed At con-
siderable length. and With fervor that deop'y
tribos OF Israel were now assembled before tho
Lord IIo would siRpk!izo His Accoptsnce Of thnir
honaAas aud dasize 10 Raorify Him. Ana that The
power OF God would rcbt upon this asseHbfage
with graeo In every heart for our countEY's cake
There vera frequent inpans aud cries of
"Amen IT during tho prayer.
Mr.. sspkey then called Gu tbs people to sing
heartily hymn 81.
Lord hear OF showers Of bfesalng
Tho sng,uc, by nearly ~. 600 voices, WAS mag
nidcent. Sankey accolnpamlsd on ths harmo-
niuua. Moody next read from Numbers, Kit.
tho hcEouDt OF tho sending ut tho sples to tho
promised land aud the encouragement Of tho
people at their report Of tlle stature Of tho In
hAhltapsB. This UAa followed by Otr. Bapkey
slnglng a'ono.
uArk, tho vntco Of Jesns crying,
Who Will 20 and work to-lay7"
His voice IL very powerful and pleasing. and the
hted.
Mr. Moody tbon daltyored discourse on tho
texts road. He apoko In the conversational WAY.
somet!mon humorous. oomcsimeh impaesiouateiJ,
and Always rapidly. He iusisled that God has
His own tno for roviva!s that tho ouIy OBJ
6taclo to them ia unboef within tho Church.
Ho compared unboi;oyera md doubteIs to tor
fiIied spies, and courageous believers 10 Caleh
and Joshua. who Taicd upon the goodness md
power Of God. The time uas come. ho said.
and II they only wa!led IT, they might go and
take tho pro1niaed lapd. Thou, turning to DrH.
Cuyler and DidipRt0n. ho asked II they wore
ready. and. rccey'99 hearty anrTe{ ln tho
In conclusion. he adviscsl that al dlasensiona be
| abandoned and all church-bAzaars, and every
| one devoto himself heartily to work.
| Mr. 6ankey then sang
0nly sn ar1not-bearer.
| and the audience Gang the chorus.
1t wAa then announced that every night OF the
| week except Saturday, tlero would be service ut
o'clock In the link, and every morning prayer
| n,ccting at 1almage's Tabernacle.
| Among t!loso on tho platform weEo tho Ioy.
| Pr. Cuyler, the 1sev u. puryca, tho Rev: DR..
| Primo, tho Rev. Dr. Bulingiun. tho Roy. z. j.
Hnines, tho Eov. A. 8. Hunt. and George II.
Stuart, the las.-named from Philadelphia.
| AN AFTERNOON SERVICE
MAS held ut the link at o'clock. The bnltdine
waa packed with peop!o. and At leas: 5ou0 who
% Ss.ne % wefe nnable M to Esin admit aamit:enee; =; e;
bad been thrown open. aud hlr; senksy visited
an In tho mornlnE, largo gathering Of clergy
men Oh tho platform, among them tho Rov
Dr.. pudtngton, the Rev. Iii. Stuart, and The
ltev. Dewitt TA!mASe.
Tho services we1o opened by tho singing, b.
Mr. 6apkoy. of
! 7SE nYxs "s1srrr AND NINE"
Mr. Moody then, taking for l,is text from the
| stxtoenth verso at tho EiEat Paul 10 Corinthians
| Il dcltsar unto you tho Gospel" delivered I
| AlTAcf1F1 which tnHFRd 6AYNFhf