New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-21
EAGER TO HEAR MR.. MOODY.
SCOTLAND. PHILADELPHIA AND THE AMERl'
CAN COLLEGES SEEK HIN.
THE BIBLE CONFERENCE TO OPEN AT HIS HOME
~ xoRruF1EI,p NEXT wEER-A LETTER

IN NoRTHF1EI.D NEXT wEEK-A LETTER
TO HIS FELLOW WORKERS.
-. Sor,beoh Mass July 90 SpecaD.-llardly
& t ,udepts started with their trunks, al the close
of the recent College Conference before "o'An'o'i
we're buslly engaged preparing for the b'e'e Oon-
c.a,oe which begins ON July 30 In Mr. Moody's pre-
,imnary circular he calls ID 1.-THE Ninth Gehera Non
ference OF Christian Workers. for Comminion' hoieSn
r,ont and Rest For several days secretary mas
hc,n al work assigning rooms tD the hundreds OF people
who have already applied for accommodations uu.I"s
~ conference Not only all the seminary buildings
and the hotel likely 10 DO filled, but many tehuS Will oe
snr,ead ON the hill back Of the seminary campus anu
some Of the cueSts will be entertained IN prVa'o o''
shond The applications continue TO come In ofhs 'o
next week as rapidly they have In the week past j.
NAV he necessary TO utilize the domltores Of tho I.s
school at Mt HermoD, across the river the scee " '
first College Conference hve years ago. a.
nurang the interval between the conferences MT
uoAr Is irving 20 ascertain tho cading OF Providence
for the coming winter He has been urgently ihvneu
IN visit Scotland. The Rev. Dr. Smith, one OF uie
Co,lego Conference speakers, was the bearer Oh
message from the lind OF Burns which was cVuone Ia
such pressing terms that the evangelist hnds ~ o'n
cum "a decline the invitation. Philadelphia, II IS spd
a,so desires his services during the coming season. anu
the suggestion has been made that he spend this year
c-nr the colleges of this country. In any event. IL
his life is spared he has busy winter IN prospect
Thee are many guests at the Northfeld aud all tle
ros are taken for the ten days Of the Bible C0nier
once A service is held nearly every night III the
church. Mr. Moody preaching this week three evenings
an Faith Hopen and " Charity" One evening
was Owen to a concert under the direction OF pr' En
ward Judson, of Ncw-York. IL consisted OF 'ioiin
solos and duets, recitations musical readings ahu
flute solo, the performers being Miss Ceceha braoou
Miss Charlotte Bradford and Master johnny brhaiou
the latter announced as "the wonderful boy nutse'
ia Tn
tresh-Air Cool.Water and Flower Fund. The playing
M the Bradford sisters greatly Appreciated es
pecialiv the selection by Miss Cecilia, "Nearcr' MY
God 10 Thee Dr. Judson thinks that ne mas lounu
new power IN evangelistc work, that he mas 10lna
lever by which he can compel people TO attehu to
igious meetings.
In his circular inviting his frienos 10 tle bioo N
ference, Mr.. Moody says: - -.
Dear Fellow workers: With grateful rememprAnoe u
the blessing Of God upon the summer gatherings Vi p'
years Wa gladly announce that arrangements nave o
made 10 hold another Christian Conference at Nof'nelu
Mass from July 80 TO August ., 1901 The oo)cet Vi
the meetings will be- heretofore TO promo@ the IN
terests OF the kingdom Of God and the weafe oi "o
workers as the Holy Spirit may direct
The prophet Malachi speaks OF time whcn 's'
that feared the Lord spake often to another anu Inc
lord hearkened and heard" their holy converse Us wen
as their prayers, land book Of remembrance WIS E
before Him for them that thought upon Ills hSne'
also NAV we confidently believe thnt the same Lotu WIN
NOW hearken land hear when those who fear Him ana thA
upon His name shall speak with another III CHRISTIAN
Conference, of the wonders Of HIS love- 'hc lce,N
His grace. and the glory OF HIS power, Vi us 80 w.
His VIM and His work. and about the interests OF Ills
,uee and the best ways 10 do the work OF HIS hneuom
And 50 will the Lord be pleased 20 have HIS peop'e
"consiier one another to provoke unto love ana e'
WORKS" and seadflstness In the faith o. onrs' Us '
90 apart with Him rest awhile
L., II. tben as .'ahorrs together with God" meet
cce to face over the open Bible 10 seek closer COM
munion with Him and with one another so that we muy
have strength renewed and be feresheu IN pu!' %
and shirt Let meet on the common grouhu OF nun
I'm IN. only Saviour and seek 10 realize more fuy haI
union and fellowship OF love and service when Jesus
sought for all his disciples when he prayed Tor the' Una.
they all might b. lie and the Fnter are one Gnu
that the world may know that the Father mas s'1it nun
o,d ma. lo,ed them as He bsA loyod His own Son.
let Us gather together with accord in one place.
waiting for ''the promise Of the Father" that He may
grant US 'according the riches Of His glory to be
strengthened WITH might by His Spirit in Che inner man
,h,t Christ may dwell In hearts bs faith that we being
rooted and grounded In love- may be able To compfc
lend With all saints what IS the BREADTH ana lthgth ana
depth and height and TO know the love Of Christ when
Jasseth knowledge and that We hnghI w hi'u "'' D."
the frlncss OF God"
While 1.-THE love Of many Is waxing cold, and the unity
OF the faith Is disturbed by conflicting voices aud strange
doctrines iu these "DerIo1s times" we DO wen % ave
t bo.J :, the warning words Of Christ uttered With
seVenfOd emphasis: 'le that hath al ear e1 MN mar
what The Spirit saith unto the churches"
Among the sneakers who will b. present are che Rev.
. J. Gordon. D. D. Boston, the Rev +. b. Never OF
London the Rev. Russell H. Conwel Of Philadelphia
Dr. Arthur T. Pcrson. Of Philadelphia: the Rev. H. ~
Torrcy Of Chicago Major DIV. white the Rev. MI Ghi-
bart Of Boston j.. w. Munhsll. u Philadelphia. ana
others Ira D. Sankev and George c. Stebbins Will lead
the singing. -
Accommodations may be obtained OF the Seminary build
mos during the time OF the meetings for 81 80 per day.
The Bpt,ey Moody will be open, last year for
the accommodation any who desire moro quiet and
retirement possible III the lnrger buildings Rates
Will be ~ 80 per alone - per DAY IN room
with another person Parties wishing to tent have
suitable Mace on seminary grounds free Of charge. and,
desired board had for seventyhve cents per Gay
p,se address al In regard to accommo
datlons az seminary buildings TO me- Information In re-
gard to accommodations the Mortified may be OBJ
taned by aDplynq to the manager Mr. Ambert c. Moody
NorthGeld 10 on the New London Northern Railroad,
which connects with the Fitchburg Railroad at Mlers
Falls the Central Division Of the Boston and
Maine Railroad at Bcichertown the Boston aud Albany
Roiroad at Palmer New-Yorl and NewEngland Roll
rad al Wimanc, and the steamers OF the Norwich and
Ney.Yorx Transportation Company at EewLondon 1t Is
about two miles South Vernon on the Connecticut
River Railroad which connects with the Ftchburg Rail
road az Greenfield Northampton Division Of the New
York New.Haven and Hartford Railroad at northampton.
and and Albany and NewYork New'Iavcn and
Hartford railroads at Springfield. Stages during
the meetings from South Vernon to Mortified. Reduced
railway will probably be obtained heretofore, and
definite Instructions IA gard TO the same will he sent later
Yours truly D. L. MOODY.
DEATH OF A CARDINALS NEPHEW.