New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-13
yoT GIVEN UNDER EMOTION.
.e SIMPSON TALKS OF THE BIG COLLECTION
AT THE CARNEGIE HALL MISSION
AIRY MEETING

AIRY MEETING.
,,mber Of the delegates who have been in this
- Cor the last few weeks attending the meetings
@" ~ christian Missionary Alliance Convention
"a, the last time this year yesterday
W.. org at 10 o'clock at the Gospel Taber-
III. in Eighth-ave near For,y-fourth-st. to listen
y. notices and 10 say farewell before sep
.,iny 70 go to their various homes. The Rev.
,h.r, r. Simpson, the pastor OF the Tabernacle,
H.a the meeting with prayer After number
:. HYMNS had been sung Mr.. Simpson said that as
~, "a the Legislature was in session in January.
s' .rsanization would be relncorporated under the
" -. ~ the Christian Alliance For the las, four
.n wears since the organization of the work 1t had
". carried on under two heads. The Christian Al
80. conducted missionary work In the United
s..,. and Canada, and the International Missionary
.m,nes had charge OF the work in other countries
~ n,sr the world. After the rencorporation the
III void be broadened and enlarged. He said that
s,,ner matter under contemplation was the pur
~ site near the present one for the erection OF
.no,s commodious college building for The training
;. those who are TO engage In missionary work.
:, 4. also hoped 10 open summer school in one OF
49, .uhurbs Of the city. and II this is done summer
..rsn,ion will probably be held there. After the
,,n NJ the two organizations is accomplished
~SwIner convention Will probably be held in this
..v on Wednesday afternoon the Missionary In
rp,e at No co. Eighth-ave. will be opened for the
- session. and a training school for nome work.
- vil be opened with ceremonies on October 49,
er,a convention, from a financial point of view,
So. been an eminenty successful one. The receipts
., the collection that taken at the service in
rsrnseio Music Hall amount to over $l22Ooo
In speaking of the collection to Tribune reporter
IN, Al night Mr.. Simpson said: There IL no reason
20 say that the money was suoscFipeu WmG .M T
uv ,uert | did not any of II at all IL was
quiet meeting the only sns ne a0ss ' Was Ssn
" aren up This story about CROWDS coming DOWN
"a the platform and taking on their je%eiry'
wsten nss thai the collection would be taken up.
.na fcrty men stationed themselves in the asles
10 reefTN read out the amounts. Then: along at the
wosa Miss Louise J.. Shepard. one OF our WORKERS
ma m ember OF my church. went TO the 'front.' ana
an nSsS ali who were willing to do so to pay their
debt 10 the Lord by eNShahsrms vneai sp ps
wlNndsd and handed in their watches. The
srsas, single gift one OF STOCK IN a large
ans Well-known manufacturing firm which has
ana .,s both in this country and in Europe. The
Zee value Of the stock is &oOp, but am connoent
that 1t is worth considerably more ia dhg sver was
a,her business man of Northern pennsylvania
rlesrsd $1,000 in money. , 49,. =,
,,.ages were always Tade good. Those who give
pre friends Of the Alliance. and give because tney
wish 10 help Of EUR emotion Many Of those who give
,s nro mnent business men Of this city, and be,
isve that will get every dollar 'hat va er
'ssns viii lei US Last year we had an income OF
rN.. all OF Ii from voluntary SUBSCRIPTIONS anu
W., W. had 800 missionaries iii foreign fields, and We
W. san ont eighty more. Next year our income
na mn he about $50 COO and w extend our work
cnora,ngy You know that at our August meeting
a. Old orchard sl05eo was subscribed.
Vu r ohe meeting was over q knickerbockered BIZ
c'is. entered the Tabernacle and leaning his whee!
against the wall, sought ont Miss louise shepard
Who has charge of the offerings OF 1ewery. ETC.
nd gave her gold-encased, open-iaced Watcn re-
ce,vDg in return one with an iron case, MISS Shep-
S syS assuring him. in response his inquiry that
"ws warrant them ALL Dwight H. Moody VINO
sSSressed the big meeting Sunday morning LETT
The city yesterday morning.