New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

might be improved n1 made more attractive. inside
and out, There wa. frequent singing as at AL sal
walton Army mocin" The Savaiioni.t, believe that
rollickrg song nv ard then flcht'ies rather ihnn
reiards business. There were solos and chorn'eS %
all sorts with ori gaa accomplishments capped waved
~ STAMPED Characteristic verses n1atcd out tho
r,oetjno sung iy varions sol1sts MI jOnei In the
Chorus and the cord no longer di>iiEsushAb'e
Al IL O'Clock uJu 'hc meeting broke up and all
vert t. The dbing room In the basement. Where II
subvaufial mca was served 81 o'clock III" Officers
filed out Of the Lvceu'n by two, and marched 10
the various eIoaaf stations IN tie n"ishborhood 10
take the tiaiIs down % lourteentllst, WHERE inc'
were 70 meet street parade.
Tie line W. formed IN front Of he ba:racks &C.
tween Sixth I'd Seventh av-s. headed by the >aIVa'
ton bands There about 500 In me- All o'hccEs'
Wearing The familiar dress, ana bearing VIC
familiar Jag banners with th"lr fanlif m''"''
the parade semca iitc Of The usual. bigger than
tho ordnor, Savail II Army parade, but differ
trr from only in size and few extra s0shco'
Tho routo : march was FDurtccIth-et. 10 f1lilhVe
I'D Finb.a~. TO Twenty third ST.. down broadway 10
Fourtecntrs. and thence back 10 the BARRACKS
Al o'clock another executive session was h"id
a, lie Lnox Lyccum and questions OF army ia
miniSil.ltim. management Of inc ""' '''' CIV
uniforms were discussed.
Tho .cond dirucr Of the congress was he'd IN me
III, d,nhr room Of the Lrnox Lyceum. The nan
WIS decorated with salvation hag'. ana the u'p'"9
were Covered vita White paper an" SuPP"'" WIN
cold neat, and bread and butter lh' pri'' ="
t,cl,c.. 20 this "banGu"'." NE 'hat OF me "Ne""
before WINS twenty-five cents. All the i"od WIS
nren,cd hy 1IIc salvation Army cooks. ana was
s.rvd hv salvation ARMY girls. The officers ol 'hi'
arm, do not think il beneath thcm 10 cook qua WISH
dishe, ana wal, on the table. "'np'"-h' VIII YOU
brln Inc a cup o, tea Major please mana NE ''
celev Ensign We need more bread was tue way
the yaitc,. were addressed II Jolly aud good
soldsis VA, manifested hy their uniforms an" O''E''
and one ne dod but 20 shut III, eye, 20 imagine 'i''
rie great Iaiir O. tie valley OF Jcl"Shapl'' l" "''
the powcrs Of darkness ar" 10 make ther i"'' w.
pr,e bui unsuccessful stand VA, on, ana t"' q
u aIc knives and forks was he DaSnnE VI o'''.,'
src s,o.,. shorty after : o'clock the ine wa
formed again. and the army nIaic"d - '"o "
nese Music Hail 40 on tie night before ,.
commander and Nr.. Booth were greece" WI"
.,,,,.r ovation last evening when they m"uh'" wv
Stage al the Carnegie Music Hall. The aun,H'' 40"
- ,croc as II WI, the evening before ana 81; b'Ao'
were occupied 10y many weli-hnowi. p'op'f' .''"o'7
tho. ,.esent we're II. d. W!Dani, tic ReV' J."
.h,.ot, and Professor Charles II. Briggs lie ia"
and division officers occaped the platform. I"e
r,,tea hands opened the meeting rs playing inward
C,,as,,., soldiers" after which Commander bVo'h
o.,r,d rr,ycr. special" Bjorasten sang "sep ny
s,epn t,,e audience joining and "cappns OUT INC
cho,ns Commander Booth then rose and sah
avn especially pleased 10 take part III '"'' p"'' v"
ue .o-vice IA which we TO dedicate our infant
no,,or Il, ,lc service Of God In the salvation Army
Nv A. ,,, heneve In any sentimental sacrifice. but we
do beey IN giving ourselves. body. mind and SOUL 10
the service Of Jesus Chrit. Had my precious mother
withhold ler sons and daughters fear the savl'ion
Army would not be what 1t H. sacrifice Tor humanity
is our motto Through this sacrihce. me s"iF""'h
Army all over the world Is holding ''''' 80 900
week in thirty seven countries sending out 13oooooo
Iftap4f tPp
Gosp.I Ia millins This babe IS TO be ii sacrifice 10
God. AZ Abraham would have offered Isaac. May
You. also. offer yourselves sacrifices to God"
Commander Booth then asked the audience 10 SING