New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11

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60 to drunksrds grave h Woeld I" rather they
dagger fG nao my heart than BY Becoming 9ds
6rnkaIbI there have been sl2 murders in this
Try in England in that time there nave oee' ''''
% Think of the lynchins in this eSuntry siso saS 5
men ne ts se02 sea States tar
speak the sabbath desecra9Wu b que Will IL become
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thing We told that people tgs other Tn d de Of
yonn Sa conps that decided record Of
the way their money was spent sr oWn accounts
One oVenns the husband said that srs he Week he
IKE 70 look over the soG K W. The second
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En q know be 1 sED TO- sFoT ssas
received Fart means of H., said E'f the Wife
amSe money has gone for Goodness Knows WHAT 6
So to hear some Of preaching that gy Sa 0h
h St ffs s od Gospel Straight and square
II has the same effect thaf In RToekyn where
Snhds sggn 1 and We're there was hush ana ana
power that have s ssS as sff God himself were
spsaking Still another hopeful sign is the large Large
sand Of OF peope ready and eager TO study the
Bible.
Mr. Moody then told Of four places where he had
preached within a year-n the Mormon IaDel
nace in Salt Lake City, IN Detroit, in Yale Un'Ver
t,,, ord ,n tho MARYLAND State Prison. And among
Morrnons workngmen, students and prisoners
alike he had seen willingness 10 predh a"a9
from sin that had seldom been witnessed IN ioiinei
years In answer to the question, no" can d
minister have special meetings wnen ne mas 4d'''u
70 get an evangelism" he said:
There is a good plan that is working very well
in England and In some parts OF TINS counftty: &
minister who has specla! Ief bat
brother minister preach for him the Sunday, be-
tween That minister has t%9 weeks d IN shi neope
that perhaps he would not like to ask TO come
r :ns H MaS can Kss hi people %
verified there the church members VIII be m hSSS
likely look n f5er menr 'ha That an ALSO does
the minister good who has been preaching. He
breaches to his people with new interest series
Of meetings is good thing because hi IL man is
on Monday, ne goes around and the impression Is
sTp on ara he viii
ing and come into the Kingdom , OF God a think II
its membership right of. 1t Is perfectly feasOle
Let a minister 90 away for ten days and preach
but ut Ge to- pray and mediate and study Willie the
other minister with his members is out gathering
the people.
S. II. HADLET's ADDRESS.
5. II. Hadley. superintendent Of the Old Jerry
McAuley Water Street Mission OF New-York.
spoke to the people at Round Top recent
evening At the request Of several ministers he
sang one of his popular songs used In Water-st:
Can It be that Jesus bought me
And on the halowed cross stoned 1 for met
Saved me, chose me. ere knew him
OH what precious. precious friend is he!
Oh! It is wonderful
Very very wonderful!
All His grace so rich and free!
On! it is wonderful
Very very wonderful,
All HIS love and grace to me!
Mr. Hadey is a redeemed drunkard, saved at
the McAuley Mission, where he has been superin-
tendent for over thirteen years and he has done
very active work among drunkards and thieves
and is acknowledged to be perhaps the lowest
down worker in this country and consequently.
as he says the highest up. He chose as a start
ing point John xiv. Il: Believe that am In the
Father and the Father in me. or else believe me,
for the very works sake" He said in substance:
Thi, vas great talk Jesus had with His dis
DOUBTS and make them believe in Him, and II they
could not believe after all He had said and done an
to believe s for the WIZ sake and it SPEAK
Him It is Just S 5 have gear yna h my
qres come from unoeHet he that peneVeIh that
words. you can't believe that wonderful truth un-
less you are born OF God.
simple Seeg H JESUS Christ probaby of any
man living / have men who have been thieves
for years and women utterly. lost and wretched
that the very dogs would bark at them IN the
weeping al tear stained mercy seat and rise
people does this seem Incredible? 1t is glorious
truth that can demonstrate 10 any person who
WhS came az &c down. tH1re dying rom crime a1d
drunkenness. outcasts for years lost 70 all hope;
there found life and health and hope and heaven.
Jesus said Wh9i3oeyer sins ye remit they shall
harlot comes in we get down on our knees before
God with her we weep with her we love her and
Jesus RENTS them. too, but II We doubted her and
dTundkard ' One dreadful night, after twenty-two
york dying Ny home had long since been de-
stroyed'- had not earned an honest dollar for
1--WE weeks The midnight darkness Of that hour
shall never forget. Amid it all had vision.
crimes that had forgotten. for years came up in
letters Of fire; sins no one but myself knew, as I
supposed that I was dying and went up to the
and Sd all wJs ha, would die in the
to the station house and had myself locked up en-
When they bs let me G%t he wsnt to Jerry iuey
derful man. He said he had been a thi'f and a
age that Jesus could save me- too went n np and
knet down with many other drunkards like my:
jerry ei prayed He said Dear jesus pity these
poor fellows; they have themselves 81. in bad hole
Speak to them. Lord; do for. Jesus sake amen"
Then he ag s to me he ana r aa % Gould Ho
Jerry urged me. and with breaking heart
said. Dear Jesus, can you help me? Never with
mortal tongue can I describe the glory that filed
my soul The darkness fed away forever. The
glorious light Of Gods love has filled my heart
from that day till now. That was seventeen years
three months and eleven nights ago. and I have
That cursed appetite which made a slave OF me
and robbed me Of all that was sweet and holy has
left me forever From being a homeless, friend
less outcast have homes, yes one in New-York
and one in heaven, and more friends than any
man in New-York. DO you blame for be
lieving IN Jesus? Won't you also believe and II
! am speaking to whose faith is shaken l
saw to you, Believe for the very works sake"
INQUIRIES CASE DISCUSSED.