New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08

~. .,a ,sr. Jacobs after which the Rev. Dr.
Torrey spoke about the freedom OF the pehe'e''
based on the words. There Is therefore now 10
condemnation TO them that are in Christ Jesus
He said In part :,
Th,. means that we have in Christ absolute de-.
from the guilt q sin Ina, Se iHe
element in our frss n and de ns It Is the
| privilege to lead victorious life every day.
DIR Torrev is 4 favori,e speaker IN Nortnhe'd anu
k,s clear and convincing exposition OF the law OF
spiritual liberty was listened 10 win eaEer "''e''
| ton by n good-szcd audience
Ats o'clock every day the Rev. DR. EEdman II al
| Round Top TO answer all questions that may DE pu'
| TO him The questions are numerous ana o'teh u''A
\ cult. bu, in answering them Dr. Erdman SHOWS
rrs., u,sdon, and discretion The Gas meeting OF
nrover and prase at Round Top is well attended
and the sirssng OF the hymns In the open air at the
evening hour when heard at a distance mas "a "he
effect.
JEALOUS WORKERS FOR MISSIONS
The Rev John c. Collins. Of New-Haven the gen
enal secretary CT the International CHRISTIAN "orA
ers Association who spoke last evening. mas maze
a national reputation an organizer ana pro"o'e'
OF Christian wo.k He is man OF medium SIZE
wears fu; black beard and is jealous ana en ,so
sec He was born from in sae IN @ He
took up the wo.k OF home missions IN New ss
and has been active in that , TorN sV the Christian
workers OF the country in various lines eouiT De
.oshs be- and
while their efforts being brought to the attention OF
In 1855 therefore Mr. Collins and few Others IKE NE
minded with him met in Chicago ana offanne' w
now has l. 400 members including ali the Christian
Workers OF the United States and Canada, ana inc
ana vsluab bic record OF what may be called applied
Christianity Ths association Is n h. i"c rsaSv made
modern Al tbs NJ Collins ,,, eSpsdn SS
the assistant secretary Of the association, r. "
RSp wnS f ps S the s
God what they valued most highly Re illustIate1
two pf BABIES one 't Of them being blind
Christian missionary visiting her saw tndi hns
one, so he asked her where the other was. II
threw 1t In the Ganees, was the reply OF the
"Wretched woman" exclaimed the missionary, so
long you were determined 70 do such wicked sel
rivery Y do not know what you Christians do for
Go GSd epsd Hs TSaa sTS
much interest in the association and Mr.. Collins re-
eeyd prsyuna F Of M
captivaed every "ne here. The stories she tells OF
thetc chord in the hearts Of those who listen 70
her. because they are living Illustration OF the
kind of faith that is enforced in the Conference Her
work bears much resemblance TO that Of George
Muller in England. who carried on great pniian-
thropic enterprise for many years by prayer acne
MR.. GIBBUD's BREEZY WAYS.
The two addresses Of H. b Glbbud yesterday
were notable for their lively human. as well as
their religious earnestness and for that reason
were highy appreciated mere Is no''.'"s ~
tional about Mr.. Gibbud. He tell a breezy story
and sing lively song but both story and sons are
touched with religious I've work ves mo IN the
lost and depraved. He rather startled some OF his
tr re- Ia .sbinned sivle of tracts Such tracts
he says have TO be forced upon people What Is
wahteo Is trac. ma ~. oh erac,sr - which
may be inferred from their tiles; sour Mush' Al
touIn !, ~ ~ Che ,,,ro,, and "a; Night on
the Bowery.., Nj Gibbud has worked among 5r the n,
ahouf Them He also has packs of what appear to
be playing cards: but which in reality contain re-
ne'ous appeais IN uo a, .h unshnds Of rha ga
kir Wv He has c;ospeI wagon covered with Bible
texts and lit up at night with big locomotive
headlight lnen ne stanus IN lIVht Oh ~ Nm W ~,
Dag OF tracts Slums on M h r i hsen n ssne
cially successful among the hop-pckers or Central
New-York most Of whom vicious and depraved.
He told Of hamlet of 800 people in the hop region
in which there were six saloons ana one church;;
The church had only two male members one OF
whom was deaf and the other made cheese every
Sunday. In some places he says. the people
some times driven from Their sites and straw
strewn. which the pickers sleep Kegs OF beer
and bottles Of whskey are often brought itd 'ow
Many simply take advantage OF the circuhi5tahcts
for unrestraned sin and vice. The devil hoids hgh
cainiva innocent boys ana girls are thken n ,1s
and surrounded by SO much that Is denorarrzZins
that they are ruined LOT lhe ana e'ef ne
nopheus are ~ Inais casfs scI i % ~. W
zWv inhapltants oVW PtckeIs carne Iro' olie ely
alone Des,oes many from ohsl piss, ir oaIins
One man paid 81 occ for picking his hops Many re-
specaDie peopie engase III nop ias.,ig anu pcHs,
help and encouragement last year. party or four