New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-03

made arrangements for opening school FOR boys
at Mount Hermon, across the Connecticut River
four miles from Mortified Yale Princeton
Brown Amherst, Williams and other colleges re-
ceive men prepared at this school, hut, of course
the majority of students in both institutions are
never graduated. They back 10 the country
town and the country church better fitted for the
battle OF life because OF the education received
and the enthusiasm aroused At Northheld' III
1889 the Chicago Bible Institute was organized and
II has met with pronounced success from the
outset
Nature having endowed him with uncommon
stock of common sense Mr.. Moody desires that
those who intrusted with the sacred calling oil
leading men to Christ shall know something OF the
Bible and something about men. Representatives
Of this institute are in nearly every held Where
missionaries have gone. Having an empty building
on his hands a part OF the year at Northhelu,
Ribe Training School was established there in 1891
Three courses are taken by the hundred or more
young women who gather here for SIX months
every year-Bihe, dressmakng and cooking lhere
is not the opportunity for practical mission WORK III
Mortified that one has In Chicago, and many OF
tho students complete their course in the Blnie
Institute. ,u
AR Moody Is an autOcrat. No matter under
whose auspices the meeting is held at which be Is
n sneak he has charge of the meeting. ana every
nerson from the highest ecclesiastical dlgnlarF On
the platform to the humhlost reporter at the 'doe
recognizes fact. ana dlsnhdi"S an"
and reporers alike bow to his Will lhey nave l" W.
90 u they are 10 have part in the meeting. lie
i,.oe his orders with the brevity and the au'hoiiF
80 o. General Explanations may or may not io'-
lon. No ono questions his right TO give the ordeIs
VIVA, would harpon II one should do so Is pronlem
a,,ca1 # is doubtful If the experiment has even
been tried. -, ..,u, 10
Mr. Moody seldom speaks Of his work. 'uo"e" Nv
could say much and keep within bounds IN "'iu',e
- 80. nj, rocontlv Major H. w. white MS
friend and associate in Christian work said:
Mr. Moody has been a great builder ~ drS'
h;idi,e uas tho Illinois street church, in Chl'heo
nrn,e5 about ISIS for the shelter OF his mission
school and the church which grew ou OF H. ne
second building enterprise was the 1ounS Ntn
Christian Association Building, in Chcaso trt'',u
in 1866 tho CoUmodious edince Tor '. VI. y ~
ibe ro-erection Of The first Y VI 6. A. building. d0-
sfroved nv ire. both known as the FarWell fdll:
This also was DESTROYED I'm the great hr' IN -
ana again rebuilt. mainly through MI NVU.N
the finest perhaps in the world, STANDS parry np1'
the original site land given ny Johh ' fdr"tI
The other Y. VI G. a. buildings IN America lor
which money WAS raised ny Mr. Moody ana IN
we're at Nev-York Boston. Philadelphia. San Fran
cisco Baltimore and Scranton.
In Great Britain these buildings we're erected by
Mr. Moody's personal efforts or from the lnspra-
lin: Christian Institute Building Glasgow. Carub-
hers Close Mission Edinburgh. the story of which
is only interesting, hut romantic. ConferHnCe
Hall Stanford: Down Lodge Hall Wandsworth.
ton Building. Liverpool In addition 20 the above
are twenty more buildings AZ orihheld. Mass;
the Chicago Avenue Church and Bible and lnsii-
tute buildings. Chicago