The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-02
CHURCH FULL; NO BOOTH.
PASTOR TIPPLE's EVEHIN6 CON.
GREGATION DISAPPOINTED.

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Commands Booth recently sent to tho pas.
N'" n.-. n.-.A.. T. ri.
tors of many Of the Protestant churches In this
region q circular letter. saying:
feel sure you will be Interested to know tina, in
fuihlmento OF our Public pledge when the movemont
was lnausurated. viz. that It should DO an auxiliary
soaInnsa ans ,bo,ousn,r con,eera,ea band Of rorI.
ss ma eomm,,s,onsa them Tor service within IN.
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churches Rich BLESSINGS have already been voueh'
safed by Almighty God as a result: of their iabors
s ~ !" snS ~. 'nas,ssr,ns q, m" ch,,,,,o,, from
the Outside.
Almost Immediately after the letter was sent
out pastors of churches in Jersey City. the Or.
enges. and Brooklyn asked for tho services OF
the Volunteers. and no. long .f,erward the pas,
tors OF Tour or hve Now iork churches secured
their services. The idea seemed to take with
u $780, NnnS""a
ehuroh stau went they Grew large oonereea-
tions. The collections were accordingly larger.
and that va. mt ai.plea.inv IN thu pa.,or, NJ
anu sha. WA. no, Ma s.,S
the churches where tho meetings ~ero heid.
Then. too. . new spiritual life seemed to DO
aw.L.n.d Th. wort vas s,.o .dvan,sosou. IN
the Volunteers. since 1t advertised the organi-
zation and enriched It's treasury. inasmuch rs
Nh. coi,sc,ion ,.ken nm nj tho mating WA.
$50
shared by tine Noiunteers; or some otner al.
Senefted.
Several Gays ago rrederick Garaher, VINO
cpranGss Tt III TN the y ShurSns. i smd m mso.n or no SG
titloi stan DeIender. communicated Win
the Key, Dr. Tippie, asking y . meeting con;
Quoted py the olunteefs couiu not oe nrrnnseo
to be held In his church. IN perieeting the Ar
r~angenents Gardner promised that Commander
That pleased DIR. Triple. because he is holding
rcviva, services In his church' ana Sommanaor
ver,s. After these fornalities were arranged.
Mr.. Gardner Inquired u a collection was TO to DO
Oft. Dr. Triple gave Mr.. Gardner an answer
the nature OF which seems 10 DO IN uispute.
Booth. Or. Triple said that the regular collec-
ton taken up should 60 to the church, but that
s,I fo un q ENHANCEMENT. uppIesaen aYerina for sSs Vo,lunn.
teers. Upon that understanding Commander
hoo H Ee1 ia,s sns.% % coz. a P. : W r. she " ssd
others OF the headquarters stan t~hatthey would
be expected to take part in the meeting and
they arranged accordingly. DR.. Ttpple an.
nounced the meeting to his congregation and
also got out poster announcements.
On Thursday MIR. Gardner sent a note TO DIR.
Triple asking IL tho hour OF service was 1880
NJ. or l. NJ. In answering his inquiry -Dr.
Triple took occasion IN biz note to say; =" You
understand, OF course, thAt tnerels 10 20 no COZ
lection" Mr.. Gardner did not understand any
Comm.ndsr Booth the lntter wanted In know
what 4 meant 4 The Rev; Or. Tipple really
meant wnat no saiu III NJ no.e; .noa
,n snnid ,sLs ,,art In ths nrono.ed %n,eeting
III ... Erisay morrIng whsn commander
pao,h .aw mr. Tinnis's note and hn imme.
49,, 80, hr s,,am csncsiiina tba
sn,ay.ment because tberc was 10 be no co,irc.
ton Early saturdsv Afternoon Dr' Tipple sent
no,a 20 Cornn.naer uooth nv n .nsrini mes.
s.nssr in SbIch hc said that he had told MI.
GarSner in The beglnninp that there would be-