The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
THE REJIyiL ~ BALTIMORE
Over One Thousand Conversions The Charac-
ter OF the Proceedings

Religious interest for some months past
has been on thu nigh tide IN the west and south
Wsi ,u' = ~ ia" clN ui Baltimore. Early last
IAN W huioat and Cross street stations were
greatly favored. Later IN IA. fail or early WIN
ter lrankiin street and Pnrlrtt charges had "a
era ivu- ouii'"urnE of the spirit. fay'it,
Grace. Columbia. Emory, and Gilman street
w"r, also visited wth refreshing shower. ano
r'nNrHed ut Franklin street. Samuel Shannon
pastor.
During the last half of hi4 niootin. Brother
shannon WIS as sicd boy the Rev. Thomas Ilar-
rison. youthful evangelist from Boston,
twenty-iour years OF age whose lahors have
Mr.. Harrison first came To- Baltimore during
the sitting OF our General Conference year
"to, ana cohdu ted service in several of the
churches. In November he returned to the
'i,y. nna ensnseI IN III" meetings nj Franklin
dahga X caroline street ana 81 Johns Undc-
pendent Methodist Protestant churD hes wArr.
many w.re brought 10 Christ through his in
On the 9TH Of February. by invitation Of the
pas ", the Icy. hr France, who lad been hold
son began his lnhors at Union square. which
continue O. the pres M time | cannot give "a
ian sNrt'h "l TINS most remarkable work OF God
in ihlS section Oi our city hitting So tar in the
conversion of over one thousand souls and
riEut hundred oi whom nay" been converted al
these huN" uult'd with tlc charge 90 probation.
50 TAR a. a. clillurd. over two han lrrd have
l"ned oihor 'har..'-. IN IuugouoA Of couvic-
non. ipolDu-l hess ul CONVERSION, ana numbers.
II Is the nj, ~ wonderful roNlyd | uaNe ever
seen or known ti. Baltimore for more than
iliy years 10 oyer 40 all. has not Witnessed
-A'N ul~ihnl OF c., . saving power. rAirud-
lh+ w. hl den lnluntlOns and rIl-- les of cunliuu-
=, Persons 90 the Baptist ana Presbyterian faith.
liN0 '!lhliln9 ANA tuhOu =, huNr been con-
verified at our affairs. crowded nightly. a. well 10
ward lolitichn-. drun,ard-, and gamblers.
'iu.s NAY, hrru hrDkru up los conversion
'i iheir OH 'ers ana most ol their members tho
cuh room furniture sold. and tine proceeds ap-
plopriat"d 10 good u~"- Druking saloons
nave cDin" iq griri-tWp ia the Immediate
hririh 'rhuoi have been compelled a. CLOSE up
AZ many wno once lAtronilod them now 10 to
'hnfru ana 'laS~, ana laN there the money they
used 10 give for NrinN. Men now walk 10 the
house of God with their families who used u
ron-rogain IN the assemblies of tine wicked and
Ups That were once used to profanity are NOW
SINGING ami speaking the praises of God,
ANY ohN d1lNilug WHO may have att Hnini
ih"-' meetings ,an no longer doubt the utility
90 altar work. have seen rs many a- fiit,
prLit. ats niLht. and witnessed nearly a r. 'lr,
oil CONVERSIONS at - single meeting. And pvr-
sons nav" been converted az thrir homes men
have been saved ia their SHOPS. Whueoihrrs
hAi To qli ih"lr l.t..-o i business aud HttunI
To- l"lr ~ 'iI-. need !. - sAN THAT tllr rAInrl-
ru ' goo. '.h-~ lu i.u .,lt. Ir have br' "a Woll
si"N.iHl. ANA iINf tNN N-r '..NflNus 40 uI-lf
haN, been imu, i-e. lrl-ou, naNc SOHO before
rN.I 'Wu DO Nr.. Z I urr p ats. and for "a
lNnG nl' n WA~ B." N~-all iN ISSUE tlckNte t. tr
pen 'Ni~ Co. .Nr' fIlNm ulill-~Inu and % lIu 'o
al the altar Amt repeatedly before the Invita-
"n oN'n WAS -lNHu would they rush TO tho
Ga" Ni.0i 'uu-r KAT u- IVA utteuG,u r have boom
hs .iuu a1 tuNu-u 40 Oh" Ju.l-alenl. and the
.ih ih' II -, lrlm cAirbta-on. p ANNe ever
Witnessed