Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

MANY people from Adjoining Towns II
Attendance on the moody and
sankey Meetings.
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ON thsresas 4 Pacific Run over
Personal NOTES.
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n,tt,s. TEX, March To-day was
r,nch moro favorable for the services Nv
Tho rinl, than Yesterday, for two reasons
n being Sunday and people were 'oe ue
tanned from the meeting by their respcos.
tve voeations, and the sun shone prlgntly
and the very atmosphere aud environ,
n,enta tmbned the people with spirit VI
chocrfnlness and spiritual rehectl0n.
Tihere were four meetings held io,Iay
which were NIL largely ATTENDED, M
,nornine service for processing CHRISTIANS,
lboth ladies' aud gentlemen, was NOV ~
,sell attended as the others, oWlng W Wv
appomted hour being somewhaN oa.ly'
me second meeting, held az lViov % ~,
for colored people, was Wen atlehuvu "
the colorcd class. The third me'tlnR W
The day, at . p M, was very iai
st,.ndsd All the seats within the IN
i.d,ca alone, All the available
i,ndiog room outside the railng
,yoa soon taken by men, and the room
I uaa hacked to lts utmost capacity ana
1 many inrned away who could not gam
! nntrnnee The sermon was one OF M
Mondria l,pst efforts since he has been III
A, ne city. When Mr.. Moody was quit.
!, vnuno his elder brother left nome Wy
,yaa not heard of for several years. hl'
mother and family for years Rrleyeu pit
u forty over his departure. finnlly nc ~
N,rSnd and he would not enter his Hoih'
,vithnnt the households forgiveness 10
u bia wandering and injustice he hau rell
dered his mother and friends M
Moody has always used this narrative
connected with the story OF the prodlga
70. snn and which he did to-day with TENN
IN fleet The aitormeeting was helo y
r. tho rink at the afternoon service Man
~ we're in attendance to-day FROM an III
he adjoining towns. ,,ood
nj 1'he farewell services OF Messrs MOOD
III and Sankcy were held nt the rink to-nlgl
Ir. The rink was crowded and many WEI
he turnpd away unable TO gain eDlrhnc
70. MFR. Sankey's selection for the ueeu,
cd was any Mothers Prayer" Which ,
in rendered In his usual good tone ",
Ia Moody took as his text Marx XII o4s
IN. conclusion he said that his tour III OK
ed had been very gratifying TO hlmsol u
at. MIR. Sankey, and, although nc WIS
dc Northerner, theGroception tllat hau ~
ng rendered him everywhere throusuou'
NJ south had been one OF syihPatlyl ~
ms and nraver. lie believed religion b
rod bnen and would continue TO be,
ted factor to restore friendship !,
.es. tween the North and South.
ms. nIrht was their last service
vas TGxos. The meetings will be resun
Of next sunday, conducted by Rev Geo,
10 &. Needham, very successful evahgei
, OF who has been following Mr. moo
nee throughout America aud Europe ioi
an. number Of years The meetings G
on Quoted by Mr., Nocdham VIII be heiu
the armory building
John shannon, section hand ~
GUS. Texas & Pacific, was run over last NJ
cttv Inv the north.bound Missouri Fac
which arrived here at 1850, near
Trinity river bridge One OF ms =
was nmputated and his head and !
bndly mutllatcd How he came thel
'u"' moi ynown, He was considerably rev
today and his recovery is probable
Jo6u Il. Glnocchio and y Wattma
1T Fort Worth are registered ut the q
lnls Windsor.
!. -. r. w, Doaley Galveston IS Az
The windsor.
, hls j. S. Woods, kaufman, Is at ih'
nort George.
~ W brings THE GAzETTEs TO our clty
.,... over four hours late, TnE GAlErrEs
W, , soon ali taken, aud the general inqui
nlon handing the patron THE GAzErrG
n o,N, oIlow many are you giving mef'