New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
pBaFERls 4 sour DEPENDENCE.

THIRD VISIT OF THE REN.GhOHtTE MOLLik
TnF CHJ Cr> or ms TRlP-WdAi ~ Has ALREADY
DoNE-soNs RESULTS o. sIMPLE FAITH
The Rev. Geor-o Mn'lei TIE founder OF the
Scrlp;nral KnoN ledge Institution tor Home ahH
Abroad. and the orphan asylum, az Bristol, Eng
land came to thls city Thursday 10 ENGAGE ~
evangelical work for several week. TRIBUNE
reporter called upon him az the i'ossm3re nc. cl
Nj. Ma Ter is q man Of medium sc, aud Is aooui
seventy IS. years cid, although hr looks lntcu
yonulel. III, face. which l. ~ AMY 81 me briHlA
TYNE 1. broad and frugcd with coarse lfou-~i"N
beard IA, lhlcl coarse halr Is also ir'n-ariN ara
80 loo on fr.m under his Heavy eyebrows. lie
talks in a low voice with slight German accent
have no plan of work." ne satl' nave conn
to America ~ response 80 number 81 INVITATIONS
topreacA ~ different CUES n. t o1 r 49, ,i,
Canlda This IS my third vi. Inc nr,I tm'
wa i'm this country was in 1877. when | preached
from september 10 June 1870. Ge second 'iBs
renal, Ell from September. 1870, 10 June, looO
since arriving at QueLec. September 20. where
prssch.d Aave eddles~ed coHefe2ai i"ns III boston
iyIerc ID. ..aiacd five weeks and the students o1
Amh-Is " e AMI other college,
i've war scrnousan relation to your work IN
Enf HS. do not refertothe n..tat.ops with vhiea
am cgrre.'rI there, unless D. sptc!'i q l'sl. !.
Isnot o.. Gli,.i 70 get money for thcIr support or
even I. b,nl hem before tie pnblc, bn' to 10y
the p,.ri Whnm address. splTltu liz ana recon-
ren 4; ~ fo walk in thc path j faith. tOG he
first t,ss wc.ns ! shall preach NANNY 10 "cim"h
congre,1tl su5 IN tariT native tongue"
Mir. MI. atcN TURNER ii4a it nv '-''-
or len iial ., I. week. aud lad delivered Lou ST.
mon. % IL. last i've wear anu cgii hoitt7 Oh H's
touis i;Oa n England scotland 1T 'anu'
LAND Germ 4uN. France. Holland, raw Npaih' va"
ada and the United states. HiS Ab'Ht4 10 tPeIh
TnrlIsh. G.lui n and Fgcnch enabled ann 10 speak
10 MANY people in II o. these countries.
IN SciID'u:al Know 'cdgr llsiIutICh i0i nome
and b -utI wa f0u ded ~ 1884. One "i lo op-
ects T. % assist ~ tue support % iAf trhO"- sun
day srno,! /, and adult schools DuTn% the Ist ar
there wer, l75 day scno,is entirely supported ny
tbe b.IJ o. the institution. These sc"o0Is nav"
been siaOished III Cornwall. :" n-rset>LIIe; Hi0n
cesterslaIc, Devon. IN LoniTh ahu III ""ae e
In Isa,ule lat 30 teachers shall DC employed who
are no believers" and that 40 instruction
shall b9 gwen that to.j = % @er object 'G is
r. cru qt- the Scriptures by furnishing cop es
10 the poor gratuitOusy OF at reduced price Bipies
are pri1tc IN the different Ian guag9s Oh Euole 'nu
sent 10 Germany France, Sweden. Denmark .dN'
Spain Po.tu-ll and Other countries IN pun
phet. who he ha1.wrtten upon the snnlecl Mr'
Muller states that His orphan asyiumS, OF wh'ch
there are & e on Ashley Down, Bristol, are III a
Il uriSnIng condition. The girls who are received
are kept until ttcy are ready to 60 out To service,
and tla; generally remain untli they are about
seveniern years old. They are instructed iH tAe
commnu English branches and are taught al KINDS
of useful nccdlewOrk. The boys are appTentlcsd 10
different trades when they are fourteen or hfteen
wears old The conditions Of admission are nat the
children shali be legitimate. Shall nave byeh de-
priyed Of Dnth pare aud IN needy circumstances
There are about 1000 orphans III the asyums III all
of which thTee-Quariers are girls Tie lnsttutions
are eu;Ire!y supported by voluntary gii,S since
the found .ig OF The Institutions Mach D. 1854 a.
resulr Of uraVcr aud faith, without asking 1of any
thing over 81 900 900 has been received
Ar tEerc 40 solicitations whatever was askrd q.
None al all Ii could get giit OF SIooooO
nv Simply asking for ii, 1 wouldn't do 1t. We SIMPLY
depend upon al sweTs 10 our prayers. we nave 10
money invested. and consequently no income.
Sometimes however, we have balance I'D hald u
begin the new year with. AT present we are entirely
free from debt -.
Articles al every conceivable DESCRIPTION are re-
celyed including pieces Ut jeweirg, artificial teeth
clothing fruits vegetables aud PROVISIONS. mere
are also MANY gifts of small savings, thank, fier-
ings aud egacics.