The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-19
WINDING UP THE REVIVAL.
THE FINAL EFFORTS TOWARD SAY
ING SOULS IN BROOKLYN.
A Day Devoted TO Go iectins Money for tho
Young Mess Cbrissias Association - Al
Aii-day Meeting for Prayer This Dsy.


Young Mcs's Cbrissias Associatisn A
Aii-day Meeting for Prayer This Dsy.
The prospect Of meeting = contribution
boz did not keep the Brooklyn folks away from
the revvslists' meetings Yesterday. Nearly
three thousand attended the morning services,
and In the afternoon tho throng WAS moro com
pact and eager than has before besieaod tho
Tabernacle. Mr.. Moody read the twenty with
ch lpter Of Exodus, which teaches the necessity
of sacrifices and offerings, and then told how he
had been aided In his laborn by the Young
Mems Christian Associations In every city. MIR.
sankey followed with a pleasantly spoken little
story, showing that N he and Mr.. Moody had
not belonged to . Young Mems Christian As
soclation, they might not have mot. DR..
Cuyler prayed for the young men, and
DIR. Fulton told OF young convict.
who thought he would not have been sent to
prison N he had been a member OF q Young
Mems Christian Association. All the prayers,
oil the remarks were burdenod with pleas for
tho same institution, and before the services
closed ushers threaded the crowded aisles and
passed contribution boxes which seemed to
rapidlv grow full. Many liberal gifts were made.
IN the afternoon MI. Moody -tcpped up 4" the
reading desk In the Tabern ice n little b. fore
four, and began to opcn n pile OF letters that
awaited him. Some of them contained money,
which Mr.. MOODY tossed Into one " the colleo.
tto1 boxes. "People, and especially women,
special purposes. Now here's a large SUM-"
continued be, shaking out somo bank notes as he
spoke, that has been sent to me anonymously
TO establish a mission. II knew who sent 1t
would return " u her. But don't. SO will
uon. and n the mission Is not established, the
woman need not think that I've run away with
her money" Again the contribution 6oxe.
went round, and those persons who had not
money In their pockets to give, were provided
wiih neat iiile tickets. on when they could
wriio their names and addresses and the
amounta tney wished to give. Mr.. Moolv's text
was; &c ID Is Love "-w"rds that blaze In gts
dwell NJ .iariy upon d. cnas enins tbose
whom tie loves and chasten'ng them because he
loves them. and told a story concerning his own
little eirl. "She waa," said he. "only six
seven yeare old, and ~ bright and merry as could
be; out she fell into the b. bit Of getting up
mother and her brOtnor told her at last that
s1e must TO punished unless sue conquered her
habit but one morning while | Was dressing /
heard her nttlc voice lmpalienily Gliding my
wife. After breakfast, wnen it came time
for her TO GO to school. sho stopped
up to give the morning kiss, but
l gently pushed her aside. telling her she
coIld no KISS me. The corners of her Tiny
mouth dropped. folrs welled no into her eyes,
and INV beaft almost bursting. slowly and
sadly she left the room without trace OF that
childish life In her sieps that belonged to hor
Hge. she me her mo her In the hall, ana with
sobs choking aer voice, cried, On, mamma,
won't Hut when tho mother pleaded with
inc remained nrn, aud my little vIrl dragged
her steps wearily down tue street. IL was the
~ STOOD IN toe window wcpt while watching
her rotrcatine 1gufe. IL seemed to me tnat
had never loved her 40 we'll before SO str Jngly
tnat punished her through my own suffering
Thatda ~ was 'ng one to me, though hui ried
when she returned from school. l sat in the
same place where sho had left me, and she
came timidly aud sadly TO me, threw herself In
my arms, and cried, 'PdpB, will you forgive
meT printed a kiss on her little lips, and she
knew that she had not lost her fathers love;
and in her simple undeS iLnding sue know that
i had not punished her through hate.
Later Mr.. aoody told Of the imprisonment
wnom the French Communisls shot in Paris IN
1870 Those Cried tnen. said the preacher.
.ho, s,m Ils" % a d"Q ia tho street. When tney Se
looked In his cell an hour later thev found a
cross craven on tho door. with tho word 'neiTnt'
base, and the words length and breadth on
either side. All, that Catholic Bishop well un-
oerstoOd the measure OF Gods love. Ii covers
the cross lie well know tho significance oi that
night on Calvary. He knew the power Of the
rturincd SAVIOUR, aud he cast himself under Its
pTOtecuon.'
Mr. Crane. tho weedsport revivalist, ia slightly
confused by the later developments OF his Case.
lie has received and accepted an Invitation to
preach before some cOlUred Methodists next
SUNDAY, ott he has also very recently r,eeived
bankey to PnilLdelphia
For the evening services 1000 tickets had
been distributed, though the ut most capacity OF
the Rink Ia only 5000. rhs building was nlled
In part at half past SIX, ana the police
side under tho loose control of Capt. Gratis were
utterly powerless to maintain order in the
throug. 1beY adalitted persons who had no
colrr Of right to ndmittance and rudely pushed
away ladies and Others who had special passes
TO reserved seats.
IL is ird 10 say whether tho congregation was
of nature satisfactory to MIR. Moody. lie had
asked for all audience of non-ohurch goers but
when Dr. Cuyler closed his opening Ut yer with
the Lords prayer, a chorus Joined him that
seemed to come irom more than half tAe throats
in the building. and u tho close OF the
sermon, when MI. Moody asked those
t. rise who were ready TO confess Christ
In their home and before the world. mot one In
the great assembly could be seen to remain
seated. The unanlmity seemingly displeased
the preacher, either because no thought the
Christian brothers aud sisters mad got the best
Of nim by using the tickets that lie mad devised
To keep them out, or because he had not conf
dcnce In the stability Of his audiences resolve.
ls sermon-dnd he repeated 1t before the
young men in tue tabernacle AN hour later was
upon the duty Of all new converts To boldly con-
fess Cnrst.
lbeie were four collections t ken up yester-
day The amount received at all but the one In
the morning had not been counted last night.
lhen f7s5 we're received.
hero will be all inquiry meeting to-day In tho
Methodist church opposite the kiuk, from " In
sl.s.sV t.tt.sf naes. .twle