The sun., 1891-03-08
ADAYAMONG THE CONVERTS.
sOnxD Ar OWE OF TIE nor PRBAOK.
NR'S HOLINESS MEEIING&

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Army Captasn's story OF Her Exper1.
sase-HueaAents ef ~ All.Aay Service n
sAs East 1stA Street Msthsaist Church.
= that auist little Methodist Church In East
esvsntssnth street whore revival Of religion
hes bsen IN progress % many weeks there was
Bible holiness meeting thatlssted from early
In the morning until late ct night without In.
termisslon. The big express wagons crashed
on the ersnite pavement; the elevated trains
rushed up and down on either side Of the little
meeting house and made the voices OF the
speakers hard to hear at hmea But the mest-
ing kept straight on with increasing enthusi.
asm II was . curious conelomerate. There
were Methodists Of the old and new schools.
Primitive Methodists. oflcers and soldiers Of
the Salvation Army. .colored mon and women oil
crowded together. filling tho church to the doors.
now singing, now praying. now shouting. 1t
was queer sight for New York. whore religion
10 20 deeorous and undemonstrattve as rule.
In the morning colored woman preached
Mrs. Julia A. Foot. who has done great evan
gslieal work among both colored people and
whites. Bhe preached from Isaiah. and told
about his vision Of the throne with power and
eloQuence. much to tho moving Of her white
apdisncs.
between tho morning and afternoon sessions
there was . prayer meeting. which was at-
tended By smaller congregation. Down stairs
In the nday school room a luncheon OF coffee
and sandwiches was served. and by this ar.
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4 Csptsin oi the Salvation Army fo!loyed-a
and arms that tepered into sl.nder hands.
which she used we'll in making gesturea She
said in o sweet voice. with strong English ac-
til. world from % iss ieilss and fashions. % TO mo
bssys c qGa !; S.s, a4 hy s%s to RHSs Hs
wilt smile upon me, ~ walk IN any path Thy
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shone upon me in darkness and .adversity. on
The blaGGksst deXs: thronsh the hsaviest be
light OF his SMILE"
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dectrins In the Meth edist Church, and means
sn.ss .. ssoss 'S Hs spoee and
shouted were s4nGti6ed. and the object of the
& s1is not
holiness of perfsetion. After the spesklnRthere
made holy. One old man with skull cap on hiP
the King, to stand ises to facs With Him This
Was received with Q chorus Of hallslujAhs and
SHOUTS: Thep brtef experlenee meeting Mas
held. atwhich those who Were holy told how It
tslt snd those who were not told that they
AT The evening service there WAS . sermon:
praise. and rejolcinu.. Tho "boy preacher
tu:hsd 70 and f? and th; large sudicnes ssSss
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was ct it, highest tide Tonight Mr.. Harri-
son will preach his closing sermon.