The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-21
VOL. XLllI.-N0. 22l.
SUMMING Up TlfEIR WORK.
zHr RESULTS As THE CIERG fMEN
or IHI err JIEW IHEH.
Uh. Ortnton. Of Dr. Howard Cro'by, DR.. |
ConiAiue, DR.. AtmitoSc' DR.. Garnet Dr.
uouahton, DR.. Chaplin the Rev. Father
u,.r,i.e thnnccilcr Preston, aud Others.

u...,,.c Chancellor Preston, aud Others.
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uh, last two daysof the revival meetings
81 limo ,vsre the most successful In
81 thc u - dt'n' ,,..,'..
49,, ,,.,.l. - the services no collections FOR any
,.., ,hat,ycr were made, and IL WAS not
p"I''e "''"''
ua'n tuesday afternoon that inc pash1ts were
p.--I .iuuud among the coulregltiOn. II had
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.'n ul bht 'he atteiu lhce on luc7uNf' 80 ''
f.Hw n"ins dimlnIs. ed, was. seemingly larger
tn % e''r' ia a'' l'"r '"'ev''"n' "o'' ''''''
ami a v'st nun.hcr of pr mI oiy NOES were
cs.n p. Many of the Promises t1crntrihute were
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u d che c,ntributiuus had not been definitely
a...tfairrd Yesterday; but il was estimate 4
80, -, ,.i ..,,,,., "a .t.., ,., 4
tHai' sl VIA ali inc notes he lVuccuIeu' '"c '"l l
s,l ttl.cted, In addition to that rec iyDd hy
N~ t,.dv.vfl fsu NOT far short Of sl-uuD.
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l"'s 'a .Ns' '"e "''. ''' iN"""Vu " "" ID" '""
Atd The Young Mems Christian Association.
ifvf. N,1dy'. t,,. i.cf of a structure ia New
v4..,-..e,..,,,ht, 5p.nn.r.ons il, n. .n
e.,.,iont. i, y,,ii mo- s.,rv Ia a,,n.,l a.,,nn
!. i'' 'nristian plolc.
There were u Ind l.a,i M Yesterday that the
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tie r'lisipGs interest that iheY awakened ten
W, Ks reo N New YORK. The MONDAY prayer
n,.atlp,, wa. org,ni1rl bv the I,ev pr. Ncofh T.,
VI -'"- wa "i%n"'"'' "' '"e ~, ''' "V"'" 80
Ascot ton Hall, ana between $50 and ON per
s,rs a,,ended-an assembly fully four times as
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'"-N az "" "''e'~'N'' ''' ''-s'u j." '"t '''''
D. .tu-s In the sauic bail On Saturdays, when
u..lv and s.,k.v w,rc taking their u.u,l
a.. ,.ii,.,- t,., -. -, ,,, ,,t
w. ,'' t, Ho,'~ ~, ~ ~, ,ir ~. ~ ~,
'.t - W W, ~. "A, , ,.,t ~ II t'i'
~ WIN or. u" =. a'vheF 10 'eau l.tul as
u a; !tc oiEAllst' te., vas ~ ills lnstruuleht
a" we uhusleaI islt" w n w. was a. : ~, -
IS ~ ~; gum, I.N y vi n a.Vu'ii PAM W.
ne ~ D."i X. "a. liSp"oa IL i Il, ~ ~ =
N mp ',,i'h, auu many C'n.' Mt',hnoWh MN H.
",.Hhuu ny II ~ p',' % s .' ent S,n tU~n i'l't ~ III
e, VIZ, NSS 'i. W uvt@ru @ @uitc' th' ~ VI va
- Nv '.. ,oo,4' =, ,, '',, a" y ~
rN"hAi lh.cthe7 tNrtl utf, ,tN'tp' SatHlu vs. I
l IN 4 A-.ooi Atioh nan, ftildt :, "' .'r t't"ie'
Dr'n- uvNOteu 70 tlT uis,,iss'.n OI '"e peS'
-'' '"' va sup''ess'"- '"'e"'
TuE REV. MR. BOOTHS OPINION.
The impresslon among the leading ministers
OF New YorK seems 10 he that tho revival int We.
ment has been OF great service TO the city. The
hcv. IL. Robert X. Booth + eak- entaust stic.l-
ly # the re-ults $50 far As / know ne ms.
'.t has been an unminsIed hi, ;. lag. Nv chGr,n,
IN It's membership. Is one Of the strongest in
point of age and expsrienrc in the city, and We
havcll vast mis. On w,rstttl,hcd. We are there
fore 'In "A position to estimate tho udVan. axes
aceruln. to the civ at la.-t from the ilipp1-
drone ,eivi es. and can say that tne great
point achieved is that the Christians OF New
Norh have Al last been brought into contact wl;h
vic,, misery: and crirs. d u that .snot Cafist 3
,eret~sJ NJ i"ssi a hiind,sd nav, , -
l. rs If uir.rtly tfare,plr 10 The intiue,,,,s -
lie ureacllnr in tie Iinpodr, me-. t,id W. ev
% tI.F III "A . 80
"A, ,lr lt,t . ,rnntunion" '
Ip, Rev. DR.. Unwnrd Crosby. Of the Fourtb
Ayruue preshvferian Citrr 4. nnt a,,,re a. A., -
d -.ct connection petweru tne pro.r 50 in his
siur,h and H., rrtisoI =, ov"n-n. ~ % ~ ~, ,t
nIeuy n,in ~ o,,r ers n,ogod In "Se
worl; o.. any other conpr.gntinn. - re s,Ns 'h1t
tL., vera iii staad, ,nt,sistont Cnristi n. r.
fole M.s,rs Moody and Sankev came mere /
An sati- lied howeyer thst rho city A. larce n , !.
he.n crratiy heneated' and necc.sariiy rv
church. In common. 1 think. with sIt nther
rllr.l.as has trnnteI fon Tne ,nnvar,enf ~
NV very hearty -ymnat nv and annr,vnI
nr Nltbaniei w CNnk,ine' or ths Ru,,ers
Prc.b. terlan Church m Madison aven,i~ w.
a ,5n.lant Attendant At the uinn'',ro'',
keryI 80 and "A cln.a oI.e-ver a. ths "a,
f,ets uton the CIV. LIZ Dr. Cr - 10
cbur,h "Rlf !" said he - hAvs tnlsrn a v.-t
w.rm min.sre-t In tie Inoy.me al. and nav person /
ouser,ution la, satls Sled mo thatit MS d,ue "A
Vl.t atIIuut - good IN \ ~ Y rk Peot le who
I've In the avenues are n0L 50 easily affected as
H.. great underlying n. ,sses. bat am ng the
La -. at Least 4 beIeye:' he Interest awakened
wIII- I-t.ng; at all egsuts. hope 90 M.ti; aGl
ce.talil, not pass awav."
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Inc i.N. br. hpuias Afuiltasc' OF Tue ltth
ANeuu- Butist hurrh, - ught it was too cary
- Jyd-e of tie eHects OF the movement. Forty
OF my members ., NE consieSatlon' NJ SAID,
had served la the choir, or acted az u he's, but
" Moody mad rot wished the ministers to
pres uron the young converts !hc duty OF IN
T.. psclh denominatlOhs until ne spoke with
tA-lA hlnseH on Neuuesd " nlSht there l.,
= 40 oprotunlli. therefore. 6I asceiiaiting
~" ,urepg they were huecteu, but ne hai