New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
REPORTS OF RESULTS.

CIERGYMEN Showing TIE FRUITS % THE REVIVAL
a DEEP AID WIDESPREAD RELIGIOUS INTER-
EST-CONyER IONS AMONG VAR Gus CLASSES.
The Don services at the liippodrome yes
tcry consisted of reports the progress al the worA
and that became Of the most interesting
features OF the val Mr. Moody said that in 1897 it
was the pr aching much tAe spirit OF prayer
and spreading OF the ncw Of the work from place 10
place that wUrAed such wonderful results He called
upon the Rev. Dr. Paxton To report the st tie OF the re-
yy.l In Princeton College. DR.. Paxton said lac was IN
Princeton Tnurs lay, and lou al deep AMI In many
respects, wonderful work o; Craze g" Is supposed
he contnu d. "by the professors aud others that 100
young found hc Savior. Formerly t"ere weIr
about 100 professors OF rei gOn among tao students and
It w believed tnt OF the 4)J stud MS IN the college
there are very few who not more or less anxious
about Their souls salvation II is beautiful to the
fcrvor of spirit with wacl they about among their
fellows urging them - follow Christ There WIS every
where apparent that peculiar solcmnty which always
marks revival OF religion. All who are professors OF
religion have resolved Ia talk with those who are not
and the result has been to increase the number of
anxious persons"
The Rev. Dr. Osborne said he knew Of three persons
who were impressed ut Of Il be Sunday meetings In
the afternoon and that Christians had gone home with
them and labOrcd until O'Clock, when they were coz
vefed. aud rejoicing In their faith. I'VE should
learn from this he sd tnat when an inquirer comes
should never leave the person uht cOnEcfs On
results"
The Rev George II. Hepworth said his church was liy-
ing under the shadow OF the nlppodrone lie expected
Mr. Moody would dep etc Iii, congregation, but found
that such had been zoe ease. Last evening ms
church was full, and 600 persons remained at the
praycr-meetng The church has before IL cases OF
conversion some OF them being from utter wordIin 81
Tne Rev DR.. Murphy sad the work has c ntnued in
h church with undated interest since 1t began In Octo
her last Never since 1897 had his church been so
crowded as il was hast night. HIS places of worship in
Watcr-st and at his chuch had been filed night after
ngt The work lad been confined mostly 10 of the
sea- and more than 100 hid applied for admission since
Nov l. Dr. Murphy gave several interesting instances
OF conversion.
Mr. sanhcy said that Sunday the best day he had
passed in New-York. The nqu ryrooms were very 10
teresng. He met several men from England who had
been under the influence OF the revival there and had
since been converted. He then SAM the hymn Call
them In, the broken-hearted."
The Rev. DIR. John Hall said the Lord had done HIS
part for the salvation OF me and 1t only renamed for
sinners to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and they
would be saved Dr. Hall Will have charge OF inc over
flow meetings during the week ..,,. cha, -,
The requests for prayer were more numerous 'n u.
any previous meeting, and numbered over loo' Ahong
them petitions for an Invalid mat sue ay nnu
J,sus Christ :" - young woman for hefselI; TWO
slsers that are III :" yOnng lady, from clergyman
mn anxious mother for her oldest SON. Tor thirty SIX
son in Yale College !" "eight wives for their husbands;
tweDtysix mothers for their children, mat tney may
be converted !" thirteen sisters for brothers and al
ters." There two instances given OF answered
Of ntoIicato ami tho other the conversion OF young
man In college.