The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-16
PILED GOLD ON THE ALTAR.
,,r.ruo WATCHES, 80 RINGS,
avn OTHER JEWELRT.

avn OTHER JEWELHl.
,.,,.s shepard. whs stripped OF
g., p,.wo.ss at Reuns Lake, set the
r-,..,,,c soi-s n tks Gospel Tsssr-
- deed fer . rsr- Part OF the
..o.eoo Raised q. the Assrics. Theatre.
Meeting last Friday night in the Eighth
.-.,ue Oospel Tabernacle OF the Christian
.nd Missionary Alliance, which closed its elev-
.n,n annual Convention on Sunday, something
.n,,.,sl happened. IL was At the height OF the
letting when Miss Louise Shepard AN evan
ellis, proposed that there should be an Offering
:, ,o,d and silver for the work Of the Alliance.
In a vhirl OF religious fervor men and women
marched up the aisies 10 the altar and left gold
ard silver watches, diamond pins and rings, and
,.welry Of all FORMS to be sold In the interest oil
missionary work. The programme Of the meet
ing was stopped, and was not resumed until the
altar Of the Tabernacle was piled high with the
offerings. -.
On sunday morning. at one Of the three great
reetinrs At the American Theatre. more jew
srv was given. One mans generosity reached
,nch a pitch that he gave deed for farm;
others gave sums OF money ranging from $4,000
tosI More than $50, 900 was subscribed dur
ing the day.
I'll. Convention Of the Alliance began on Oct.
= Delegates were present from all parts OF this
country and Canada. Among the leading
preachers Of this organization, which includes
ali creeds were the Rev.A. B. Simpson Of the Cos
~, r.ho,n.cle the Rev. Or. Arthur T. Pierson,
~. D. w.,sy Russell of Canada, the Rev. Dr.
S.,h.n,.i west NJ syracuse. and the Rev. Dr.
= oordon Tbsre were missionaries who had
secn service in all parts Of the globe. The pro-
or.mmes were interesting and the meetings
ware attended by very large audiences. Each
tn, drrina the Convention the Gospel Taber-
n.cl. va, pact ed with people. The enthusiasm
r..chsd a coIu,inatina pitch on Friday night
- MI. oni.. shsnard broke up the meet
49,. "a, - ,,rnn,.,tion for ofyerinus
s,,.. Sh.n. "a /. a wealthy Nev York woman.
e.. 80 - = ~ sh. ga. converted At A Conyen-
a.. v, 49,. T,s.,onsrv and Cbristisn Al,isncs AZ
1890 ~ A. ,hs, tim. .be took diamond
a.. ~, !. rr,,o. ,ror, hsr ssr.
800 -. A., sh. .I,., a. az ofvarin, % ,ha
-. s,.a. ,h., t,,r. Oh. h.. he.n . uo.t
-. "a d.yo,.a ,vor..r ,or ,b. Ani.nc.
r"o ..a...n,r,. or rr,d., .vsr,n. 90. % In.
i'd = ..ri.. M .ho,t s6drs..ss an nnissiopsrv
-. W. a. Gov. M,.. shsn.rd,, turn ,o
- a.. 80. |. Nd .hov "A . am, Al, x.toh v,,b
css.. which ,be sa,d were made Of iron. She
s,.,n.a ,h., NO, ,opc .oo ali. ssv iron
.',.h.s .av.r,,..d IN . pro.d,~.v w,naov shs
ss,.-n.,nsd % .o,I h.r an,d ,x.,ch and civ. ,hs
.a" :. a.. A,,,.,e. .nd ns. :. ohs.r ,,on
'.,~h ,,.,..a uh.r .h. to,a a li,,,a .,orv
-. 81. O,.,.. -, ,h. rron f,ro.. mi. .oc,s,v
~. 1891 ~. ,rn,,,.n dnrne th. pru,.isn vsr
-, H. E,,r.ror c.I,.a nnon Al, a, nj. .nh'
w. i,.,. Th. p.n~.,.n .,,,,.n .o,d
tects for assistance. Tho Frussiah women sofa
their )eweiry ior the dement, OF inc 'oVorhmeht
ana wore IRON crosses.
now saiu MISS shoparo' win an sppeanns
gesture. II these women were willing 70 giveup
native land, surely we ought 70 10 a. much Tor
the love OF Jesus fof soio "e wan sSsir"a W
YOU" ...ss =. .,.s-- - = b. .
inc rev etephen MofLtL the IN, sna
pteachsr' sat on inc nrss so~. "nsh M's'
shspsru s.oppea anu ioon.a sooue iof
70 neI Nppe -. h'. . ',e'iee sa
rug "~a'u 'ne Auaiu.e oa"'u nno ko,u ". 1
, ,1' ms ,.'' $780, ~uu n1 On .n' s'.'
Miss oheparu ,e"@'ueu mr. "e'r"' Win y" Gu
s .n'e ,
"Ao 'ho hs.t sao