The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-06
WORSHIP ON A HILLTOP.
cuR1sTIAN ALLIANCE MEETINGS
opEy ON NY4CK HEIG n

a., n Stu,.on,, O,e,,,r
n pn' ps,,,,i Meeting in the EVENING.
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full that the deVii moy w.. 10
and wonder AZ inc soou"oos, .""U - Singers
may look INTO 'nis "l"e ~ ' L.sV, ''
glad OF what Is "" ~, Va
SO prayed MT os '"o IN Nc
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tionary Alil"neo 'ou",' ~ 80
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most WITHIN u moh'n. IL o"'s
builu'ns' y ,,is.Lonnr,oa 81 80 49, a.
for the training OF. hiSS'onuri,so II ono ~ 10
called berach"h iion', " p'awo "noio ui,no
healing Is 10 oo pt"'s.oN' 80. n
tabernacle a rough pno '"oIol "not0 II
larger mee'ine' "S
held. Inc ucieea,es "eep 'no N
rooms OF tho 'ies ous ~" :" .e"o
ranged along tue ,nl
are rather inc o.t uss .oloeo
rooms arc so nuis"eu .na' uo,os"'oo
go TO their resi- ut n'su' oNel a, NV ,oorS
that have not oeeh "ashou S,mee u worknen
were hurried OUT ot theh' ihos "aho II tho
morning between "ai'' eo,e,'u win unp'as-
tered laths. hoa's u u equa,y
crude uininR .no ''0so u u
delegates purchase ~ 'oupo" 'oAes
four sections' one = y e"on II ~
for LOGGING. ihe'fo"u VI v II sa'h
ering Tor tno .oh'en',on 20 ihoresseo ra'her
than cooled oy thoS. oo.,is e,en,or's,
The meetings oes'n u nui pas. III 'ne MORN
Ing and continue. with brief interruptions for
meals and e closet prayer" until late at night.
Th.ro 4. mt vet A full representation Of dele.
'. o,t.na.r, .rthns,as,s No.rir ooo
gates VI NHN"N..". "
cameo, ! an tho 10 o'clock trn;n from Nav VorS
this morning. They found the hour for Bible
study lust closing. Brother Forder, n mis-
siOnary from India, was just making this an.
nouncement:
"Those who desire to purchase hymn books
arc especiahs ,e"u'u 'n"' no"e vi VIC eoiu
for money to-day the LORD DAY. we DO not
mean, tnousn, Una. any sna,i mercy 90 ue-
s"o 80 al
Those who want hymn books Will get them by
pm." "nS addrssses and ~. mnnav az o.nt.
names anu addresses: ana the money 30 cents
old, will be collected during the week.
pro,ber Eorder h,dn,t Quit, apisbsd vh.,
Brother Mcbride. who sat behind him. broke
int, msO song on ,h SFO sanTo manpi'g H Is one iro %, the ursT % bark ID
gathered in a tuft at the top of his head. that
consorts we'll with his aggressive side whiskers
and rather prominent eyes, When he began to
sing the missionary stopped talking. and after
catching his breath Joined in the song with the
rest of the convention. The refrain of the song
ran: HE will fill all our needs" A man four
9ys back s.s sang SIm it With mn a, oqp Ts Hssas.1 Brother
atom thn singing. "Don't say wants. say
neeue, ,.ant il would NOT alwayS he good for
us"s
u 9 amid a chorus of deep Rroans for mercy
dhen. es .n Of Right. brother!" and Praise
= he heaan singing again. The Bible study
vas closed. and he opened the principal meeting
with the prayer quoted above.
.n ane m nov addressed the congregation
~ a w sn@mer he said, we hope 70 have
msstinys here every day through the summer.
We have so much room here that those who
T ms b .U "on here II they wish. The SyacS Heights
Cnmnsny will sell lots along the mountain side.
I Thcr riyer " The towns across the liver. tho far
pro,nect'where is there near New YORK an
otSer such spot Not to-day, OF course, but on
my Sey u a ~, o otic at The bottom Of the 6ili. Between
l3O and g O'Clock in the evening 70 make tho
is NOT able to come up from the city himself
every day. I'M sure he will have a representa-
dys here" .,., ,o,a ~. a.,...,.s how ;,
Ing rather than in the village boarding houses.
Your quarters will not be luxurious he
.sid, but YIN b enough 70 keep you sh 8
many who tell me that they have already ex-
pressed thankfulness to God that things are
altogether as well as they are. We will now
have a message In song from Miss Shepherd"
Miss Shepherd sang The Glorious City OF
the Sun" with much feeling. Miss Shepherd
sings either alto or soprano with equal sweet
ness. She sang the iirst stanzas in lower, regis.
ter. and then Changed to the upper for the last
two. The emotionsl effect on the audience was
marked. 1t fairly shook Mr.. Simpson. He came
forward for bis sermon almost trembling. Rest.
Ing one hand on the altar he rocked back and
forward while he looked the congregation over.
Ills piercing glance seemed to be going from one
10 another, collecting the attention of all his
hearers.
"A formal address, here on the mountain
aide, among the sunlit trees. with the blue sky
overhead, he said at last. would be all wrong.
Unjust speak to YOU somewhat as the Master
spoke on the blessed mount in the old GaIilean
days"
Mr. Simpson announced two texts. He shall
dwell on high" was one, and the other was a
selection from the Songs Of solomon. enumer.
ating the mountains OF Gods blessings. He
talked about all the mountains of tho Bible, ex-
cept the one on which Satan tempted the Saw.
Jour with visions OF earthly riches.
May this be- he cried. +" the sweet Olive from