New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-11

uAIIANp SEVERAL CHURCHES FILLED
AT THE CLOSING MEETINGS.
The great Christian Endcavor Convention ad-
.o,,roa last evening, and the next meeting will
10 held In Montreal next July Many Of the
1o,oo,,es will remain in the city for a few days,
.nordino some time in visiting places CT interest
-. tho city While thousands of tho visitors
ia already seen many Of the sights, there il a
.rrob larger number who have attended meet
;nrs every day, and several meetings some days.
MANY excursions have been planned by State
ao,eca,ions up the Hudson and down the Bay
for to-day and tomorrow.
Tho meetings yesterday exceeded all previously
.o,a In numbers and enthusiasm Besides the
,.,ir meeting in the Madison Square Garden, there
,,-o,e simultaneous meetings in the Metropolitan
Onera House. the Carnegie Music Hall, and five
hurcbes the Marble Collegiate, the Madison
SQUARE Presbyterian, the Madison Avenue Pres
,,rterian. the Church of the Strangers, and
plvmouth Church, Brooklyn. In several other
oburcbes there were services In the interest Of
the movement popular to-day. There were
three meetings in the Garden, the prayer meet
ing at 0 a. m, at which nearly as many people
wore present as could be seated comfortably; one
q, n m, and"fhe third in the evening, which
closed with conservation service.
am saNKEY BRINGS GREETING FROM ENGLAND.
The second meeting was announced to begin at
Q n M. but the delegates who reached the Gar
den at that hour were told that there were serv-
ices in other places which he might like to attend.
but as for entering the Garden, that was ont of
the question. The different delegations spent the
half hour before the meeting began singing ia
,niliar HYMNS At times there would be three or
four HYMNS at the same time. " BEST he the Tie
That Binds Rock of Ages" abide With Me, .
and AT the Cross were the favorteS. Mr.
Stesbins led the singing. Mr.. Sankey brought
greeting from a Christian Endeavor, which was
in substance as follows
have lust returned from six months campaign with
Mr. Moody in Scotland and England and having accepted
an invitation 10 attend the last National Christian En-
d,ayor Convention held about six weeks ago in the grand
old city Chester. have had an opportunity OF seeing
something Of working Of this society in the old coun
fry and am glad say that the Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endeavor IS making great progress In Eng
land Scotland and Wales Up TO the present time poor
old Ireland does not seem 20 have had time amid us
warning factions look very much into the subject
The convention at Chester Of the best ever
attended The Spirit the meetings was much like that az
Minneapolis last year. and the young people gathered
there were they here todny-"1hc flower OF the
land"; they sang the hymns and onecd the same
rravers that we have in this convention toby II was
the language Of Zion and feel that 40 long as the
Young Peoples Christian EHdeavor movement Is ~
alone under the wise leading OF such men as Dr. 0afk
and his aesstants IL will roll on like mighty army until
shall MI the whole earth and carry the name OF Christ
which to-day the drawing OF this movement mo
millions and into millions OF hearts VINO sa
with us keep singing press onward toward uis
Christ
"All hail the power OF Jesus name.
Let angels PROSTATE fall
Bring forth the royal disdem
And crown Him Lord OF AL"
Mr. Moody is q strong friend of Christian Endeavor and
recommends the movement wherever he goes
-. 40 for fba IplpC1fpI attend
all the meetings held on Saturday afternoon. brief
rcports from the committee conferences and de-
nominational rallies were made, Mr.. Shaw, the
treasurer of the society," leading the service
John G.. wOOLIrY on GOSPEL TEMPERANCE.
John G. Woolley, of Red Island, Mimi, one OF
the most thrilling temperance lecturers Of the day.
discussed Gospel Temperance" His plea was
most effective, and it met with hearty reception
Mr. Woolley said in part:
Gospel Temperance" IS avalanche Of ulk upon
esclcr Of apathy. In its distnctivcy praeuca Aspect
"osn Teuprance' congescd at the little END OF the
suh crt This is for instance, the golden age OF patent
medicines The windows Of the apothecary are fuI Of
sure cures drunkenness and religious and reform news
rote-. fhut not 1.-The Golden Rule" believe fairy
tumble over one another recommending substitutes Tor re-
generation h. hyTodenhc injections. OF price ho' one
drunkard in three thousand pay Do deny merit 70
these rcmed No. If child and skippinV-ropn COM
line 10 produce hip disease the rationale Of cure o'oe
May-tle doctor
fr a. drunkenness resides in the mucous ncmbanc or
nerve ranca or brain or blood say medicine but
say Is not by any -cenuhc or even "'i'
pe { la,hology, menbrsnous. neurotic nor cerebral
Drunkenness is sin the only one nor the worst
would to the gate Of heaven drunk ana IN
rags as sober clearly dainty, naty hypocrite; would
as willingly roll Judgment limp with alcohol as a
calm clean accompice Of the saloon would 90 ~ readily
naudng and gibbcrng to sentence as with The shame
gold Of license in my hond my pocket the price Of
tenemant let TO shame All these SINS and sinners
need the last diagnosis not salve but salvation Cur
rent LEGISLATION shows the Determination TO the small
view and the saloon slightly restricted for free
drinkers and larger PATRONAGE no dunkad need thirst II
be has money and no boy escape temptation. Penal
statutes for protection OF life shad short
lobsters crabs sitting quail md the like, and have
risen gradually as high in the scale as cstte.
The same that refuses even 10 consider the
ravapes Of the liquor toc appropriates hundred thou
sand dollars a year % investigate hog cholera one
hundred thousand dollars outlay 10 save swine from nfcc-
ton one hundred mill income TO spread ccnas I'm the
way Of BOYS In local option which Is the fashionable
tint this spring in political Chh'tsnity there is Just
cea Of hope for bows but measured by tn, wrong IL would
correct that remedy Is nhnesimsl ana almost con-
temptiblc.
ASK the motherhood Of New-York where II wants pro
tectlon from The aleon IL will 81 want where
ny sons are. Where the sons OF New'foK! Every
whec-thst is the New-York OF Nc"-forA no'hefs. -
Christianity smaller thing than motherhood Is Chr's'
tan duty thing town lines and parallels OF latitude
and longitude1 No. Christianity has no locahty or
policy waits for no growth sentiment Christian Is
citizen OF the parish OF everywhere neghbor 10 e'efyo
stranger nobody. brother Of anybody are inc s"'
Of the world" Not Of the Fourth Word
Rut the mower OF the Church n Jesus Christ appears IN
uquor statutes mainly as 'Iiccn.e high license hgh
church low license. church, and illustrates my p'
most dlsgraccfuy. Our educational work Is microscope
The Sunday teacher explains to the children Una"
alcohol is poison The public school exhibits Nv'd chaf'
OF dr,inkards interior show that alcohol 10 poison
Meantime the children that the liquor traffic - a"lu
profitable ond politically respectable And this Is oa''o
educating people" 1t is educating the ssooh'NeeP
crs and the most pronounced success OF 30 far is Una
the American drsmelcr IS the Plus ultra Of h breed
1t has often happened this city that man mas i
aside the linen apron Of the the enine Of the benc
The need Of the world enlisted men wholesome wen