New-York tribune., 1897-08-16

Mr. Macgregor had the morning hour' az my
have had all during the Conference. l'''H "o''
preached with rare eloqucnce ana POI ny
p,eachcd this morning from the same chapter MT
Morgan first and Mr.. MacgrcGor taxing UP ''
story where Mr. Morgan left Off.
PICTURES FROM MATTHEW'S GOSPEL
Mr. Norgan took four pictures from Matthew
xiy o2-27 The first picture. in verses - "'" 30
shows the disciples on the sea. toil'ng ana dol"|
,bo,r duty Christ has gone up 10 a mountain ~
pray The second picture. in verses = anu 80
shows the disciples tossed by the waves III Vr
midst Of the Every phraS" - ShEt'''N' 81
imminent danger Christ has moved Gown from
the mountainsilc ana approaches '"' N''' "'''
ing on the wafer
Tho orst picture the spt allcr said. Is the con
di,ion Of every child of God. where storms may
come but Christ is coming. even II he has h"' soon
Him vet The third picture. In the twcn'y-siNtA
verse shows the rlcn suddenly forgetting th'H
fear Of the wind and waves for new fear. lh''
see some one walking the water, and they ihink
that I, Is \ phantom Tho fourth picture. In IN"
tvcnty-scvonth verse. shows Christ calling acros'
the waves "Re not afraid; it is L.
Mr. Macprog,r taking up the Scripture wher'
Mr. Morgan loft of. formed orc picture In verses
2s TO 80. showing how Peter rot out oi th' "''''
trusting Christ. sinking when hc he'd taken hi-
eyes from Christ and then chris, leading him up
after he had said Lord save me-
Before the main auditorium service there was a
pravcr-r,ceting 1T o'clock. conducted 10y ID J..
Moody. In this meeting special requests for prayer
that had come I'm during the week were read NJ
DR. H. Grafton Guinness of London. conducted a
service Of Thanksgiving. At Mr.. MORGAN and NJ"
Macgregor had a promise and testimony meeting.
AT Q there was a mems meeting in the 'ongr"ga-
tional Church. conducted by w. X MOODY, the
elder son Of Mr. Moody. At the same four there
was a womcns meeting at the Hotel Northiied'
led by Mrs. P!erson. and another women's meet
NJ Jp.,ar r.lrrtf
London.
After the preaching service those interested IN
the Sunday-school lesson met Oh Round Top
Mcssrs Schwab. Anderson. Wrghtman and Bishop
were the speaker The meeting conducted
by A. G. Moody. nephew OF u l.. Moody All the
sneakers were formerly students ut Mount Her
mon At O'Clock John l.. Dube. who belongs -
n poworfnl family in Zululand. described The diff
ference between the religion Of his people and
Christianity. V. u. David. the Tamil evangelist,
at 2 o'clock told how lac got the "lifo more abun-
dant' on Round Top.
MOODY TELLS HOW HE Has BEEN HELPED.
The afternoon service in the Auditorium wa"
addressed bv Mr. Morgan and Mr.. Macgregor.
They intended TO make the meeting general one,
and began by asking hose who had received a
blessing a, Northneld to testify to II. quite a
number had spoken when Mr. Moody objected
He said that they would not get through In
week II they should give every one a chance 10
say how they had been helped. He gave his own
testimony by saying:
II never have been 50 blessed before as have
been the last eighteen days I can't begin TO tell
what the Lord has done for me | wouldn't know
where to begin. one Of these speakers leaves to-
morrow and tho other won't hc here but week
more and want to hear all can from them.
At the same hour Paul Moody. the younger son
OF the evangelist led n Junior Christian Endeayor
meeting on his fathers lawn. At i30 o'clock ihe
Rev Or. W. J. Erdman conducted question-and-
answer meeting in the Auditorium. vote Of
thanks 20 pr Erlman proposed 10y Mr. Moody
for the help that he had given the people. The
meeting that ls usually held Round Top was
held in the Auditorium account OF the rain
H. NJ Moore Of Boston. spoke.
The meeting this evening held during
severe Thunderstorm. Mr.. Moody. with his charac-
tcrisic abruptnese asked those who were in favor
Of having Mr. Morgan and Mr. Macgrcgor return
next ytGr 10 stand. Every one stood except Mrs
Morgan. and one two deaf people but he soon
had them their feet. Mr.. Morgan responded
for both by saying that they Will return If the
Lord does not shut the door in their faces. Mr.
Moody Is anxious to have lc0 ministers here
next year. Mr. Macercgor preached sermon
based upon the miracle OF blind Bartimeus Mr.
Morgan followed. having the miracle Of casting
the devils into the swine his subject At the
c.osc Of the meeting be asked those who wished
10 Yield themselves to Christ remain to the after
meeting A large number remained.
MR. MORGAN TO REMAIN FOR A WEEK
Mr. Morgan will remain here for a week speak
ing in the Congregational Church. ON the evenings
Of August % and e he will speak in the Hanson
Place Baptist Church in Brooklyn Of which m.
Rev Dr. A &. Dixon I. the pastor Mr. Macgrccor
will 90 to Eagle Lake. Ind. Tomorrow to sneak
for several days.
The subjects which Mr. Morgan Will discuss this
week are these: Mornings. Things 10 Come" and
svaninRs. Christian Character" The special