New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
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rho eincinr NJ this Conference will be under the
leadership OF NJ. Sankey and Mr. steSDlls "ospe'
HYMNS. No 3 being used at tie meetings MI stoo.
bIns Is between forty and forty-fve years Old Oh inh
bo,rb, with broad shoulders. None oi Mt. ho0u9
singers shows any symptoms of consumption. no wa"
borr tr Western Work but was living III 0Iu'aeo
twenty wears ago. when he became acquaiAfu WIN
Mr. Moody and Mr. Sankey. since 1875 ne mas o'u
identified with evangelstic work, having oeeh do
ISOLATED with Mp Moody in his labors IN THIS couh'S
and in Europe. TwicGhe has gone W t'ie I''iO
with Mr. Moody and thcy made among o'ho ulps
oDa ,b,,,ueh scotland a few years ago. Many Haoes
of The Tribune listened With great pleasure 10 U'
sweet singing Of Mr. ard Mrs. steobins TOT Hid" e
last winter in NewYork. 1t will be reinehperc" aiso
tt thcv were accompanied part of the time by then
CON whose organ rcCitals were highly coinpinlo'O
bv critics and thoroughly ENJOYED by all "ho H''-u
,bom Tie Younger Mr.. Stebbins is spending HIS
vacation with his parents and sings Win ueih w
cas,onallv Before beginning evaneehstc "orA Nj
stebbins had led the singing i'll one OIL Uhe osV Po
nent churches In Chicago and TWO OF tue Id So 4"
Boston His first experience In the DC" naiu u "Dv1
IN which he has been unusually successful was VIA
Dr pen,ecost who spoke today at the OpheThe"
For fonr wears thoy worked together before Dr. Pes
cost became pastor OF the ToIDpkins Avenue Noe0I
tonal Church in Brooklyn. Then they relnaineu "
eeber until both resigned to engage again IA o 90.
rcIistc work, DR.. Pentecost leading part VI w
s.r,,co fy,n the pulpit and Mt Stebbfns coroucuhs
thc rest from the organ loft. Mr. saukey Mt s'cDOis
=, ~ pontecost are like brothers now III speaking
s ann and one hears george ana Ha mo-
Sreonently than lie does the names uilsC "-o ''o'
words on two or three contlnfnts;,, Moody aud Dr
In addition to lis abors WIN Mr.. MCVus az, az ~. ne
pentecost Mr. stebbns is widely kOWh d. oiS o NV
anthors Of tle series Of Gospel hy hn7I TrnrL
NS; s ss = ana 4ay MF zee si
vi nhio the names OF Sankey and etebbns ale pi~s
" tha authors is The Male Choips OnS ", " o n
HYMNS IN this book which NJ ana urs' ifn Inc
~ reoussted 10 sing Is Throw CUT Iy tno -.bre
This Il YayOTitc, especially az conventions, .I
3bnse Singers are in great demand. Amog fne ny n'
in No composed by Mr.. otebDls WiiJ "a ~ ,'s NV
received with the greatest favor, lnuens w Ihrr.
calls for them In Gospel mectlngs arr whiting ard
i a green hill far away be}onu '. Nv The eecry
- His nresence7 and Jesus Is calling. ~, ,N Nrs
"a ndtcIy0rbv feature Of the singing OF MI any 'it
s4ebbns is that they have made popnIai NAM ,;i
composed by other singers a. 2 e.ih ma. rare
a,t n winning and teaching children ana young Pc0
lie and in one Of the largest mission .choos IA 10
h. She has had abundant opportunity LOT NV 80 %,
isn ~ This gift In the inquiry Hct ~. ,rocr
VT stebbins held special meeting i9I e1huS} 10 Vp
hdr,n and the teachers in OllVct ChaPtl "ii0 '"''
sincdy was in lower New York. A.. ,orro,,
Tho Conference this wear promises 10 De tlo Ia nv
s. Wa opened Three Of the speakers an az
o,mcad in The Tribune last Monday have been he+Iu
ALREADY Dr. Marcus Rainsford. 81 Lonuon' w Vorr
a. .t .ble rector of St Georges Church III >t" lOI'
~ The sayioir to have her daughter healed ne
Rcv Nr Marsh. also Of England. discussed 1m,e
cr,tion ss tound In the Old Testament: Dr' IehVoa
cost connected the links, the worthless nan a
Tho NJ ghtv God with third nk-falln IIs "a, az ~
noon Dr. A. T Person conducted me s'iuS !" .a'
rbUrch These meetings will be held every gay
until August 10, morning and evening, III hcoiU@uo"
Hall and In tho afternoon III the church