New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
GIVING ALL FOR MISSIONS.
THE REV. 4. r. SIMPSON RAISES F6S,3oo
At CARNEGIE HALL.
WATCHES WEDDING RINGS AND CASH SENT
TO THE STAGE FOR SEVEN HOURS AMID

fervOr were witnessed. the KEY \ l.. 8'''P
SON Of the GOSPEL Tabernacle. ~ this city ana
his associates of the Christian and Missionary
Alliance raised Sos 3o0 at Carnegie Hall yester-
aav morning and afternoon. There were really
two meetings one beginning at 1890 O'Clock
and the other commencing AT 30 o'clock ""'
there was little time intervening between the
close of the morning meeting and the com
menccmont Of the afternoon meeting So mat
tho sessions seemed one and continuous
There were nearly three thousand persons III
tho great hall when the large chorus rose 'o
sing Walking with the Lord" The spirit OF '"'
occasion was manifest az the outset IL WIS -
o'clock when the Rev Henry Wilson began '"'
praise service For an hour SONGS were Fehne'''
The Rev. 4 r. Simpson. after some singing
and a solo by his daughter. Miss NJ. simpson"
and Miss l. shepard. began his annual sermon"
In speaking Of the necessity Of liberation dona-
tions. Mi simpson said.
God has done wonders for Us in thf '.S n - 10
lie mas opened q harvest which ne cans ON ~ 80
ea.her H.. has worked all mis- ior 'n. e.
49ll. ptNe' T., - .t hlrvcs, time and should
enter by She opcn door hg reany . T i'm. and
mis- mas conc i u,.b ~. nrophccics We should 60
70 work Ou. hundred thousand VII az. w.. 80
In ,b,-tv wears there viii be new generate" %.
re,nje Tie time for us 20 work is now. ID Mn'
70 tifft4rca to-day. tut ASH ..''' ''
Mi pledge what YOU viii sacrihc, for the year
STARTING THE ENTHUSIASM
,,,,.,,,iohs.. ,unctuated the
...... sermon Then Miss 7.
''0 -, ..,,,, ..,,,ralto voice
,..,,,. .,..,,. moment in the
Sa"e ,..,,,.a 80 occontuate the
hea'"'" '"''"' - W L. locheur
enthusiasm 49,, .b.,, started to So
pia!e" '" ,. that S3nn would
s-,nort q missionary i'm Northern China. H-''
S"fP''' ....,...., ,,hi,a and also one in
$3.50. .,,.ir., II. Yourselves
anna
Nv" " ... ,, % ,i,,l. Woman i'm black
I'm saving inns S,'' rou If
as she 'uS"'" r..,.,.... ,d ..Ualle-
bills rms ',' ',,N ,,.,..... the ,a,l, of
luJahs '"d' i''
the Kew ~ - la, ,....,,t~ I.T,-
Look at u. LOOK al ..T,n,,.. il. another
cheur' win "ip"'' ,.r,fi.nls is
missionary ioT emma" anu ''' ''''
$50 g. ,i,.
no" shouted the woman. mere '''''
60, '"' ...., NJ raracheur GIVE
'"ioIN 10 ''"- - i The
al YOU can. II is all for your ON" s''F
world can never Understand 10" TINS Is u""''
, IL, f. &. is God" Mr.. lie La
II Is ho' wa WY a ,bon Mr.
oheur continued l'i S'"'' '''''
sirorson read off f,om the pledge caiHS
~, D.. 1I..,~,. Wilson was selected as tally
~ ....'..,...r as fast As the pledges came
C''4A anu ann !, oi,,,,so,, handed
in David Crear ana MIS- AID '''' Utica.
tho ca sh subscriptions the JcWelrY ana c4''''''t
-. c.,,,s,r tben said: "One Of the old ST
MI ''''''.' .3 hos Given me 50
members "l 'hlS ''"N'' .-, ,.
all the money he has in the "o''". me
,hen started i'm with Send the blessed "oSi''
'" ,.., , Gather a rollickiug all Thu
AohS' wiz" " b.. .,.e ,,n.r
ushers had 'areE u'''' ~ ,.,,'.,,, 80 clo,htne
man ",'' .,.a.a,, 1n,so ver. handed over the
S."7' 1'.,., t,sorf Tho clo,hing and gold
s'olS was srl,D ,o,,ne man IN the rear Of
-, la ...i,.,,ad himself = his over
~ 49,, 49,. .,a ,,rde~coat and would have
70 e.,,,,o, j., bie forvor had he not
-, r,,., 80. tho ohorns TO singing
.s,I.,,.. - TO- C,.oa for 1esns"
N"'h'"s - A'' ~ ~,
BY this time IN" pledge 'aIuS '"'' ill., -'''
Wilson began to read. The first was SO. then
49, 80. go ,ler So and thou one for 500
M "aS T,,| g,ne "Uauoluiah Oh the
1heh the 'N"i" S'"N nam
Glory 49,, .3.,, ,h .r,r,,e
Ihen i"Io"eN on HOT ''" "
on us feet SlnStns eo 1ti much enthusiasm,
pledge for $l.2" Glci'ea np'h s.,,
ana the song JsSuS w ID. ~ ,.,,q ae ala
one Tor >"" lWn ,'.o~oa, ih, whole house
Joll'u III ',' ,hr View, small hedges
ie" moments i"'tv".I- M :, 90 1,h,r,.
comparatively. 'an-inS li''s =, S,nuU ,,ae an,
nounced Mhen I'd. 'h.IUS ,'vNe 'ii,5 S,..S WIN
on the Hearts mat We Nah' L'~. g Tho
songs kept ,.i"H'- ~ ''I' arr 80 i,, 9 w.,
pledges Wheh Ms. w lS'n ~ ~ l, , ,,t 49,
hunch "l lieNS' '"il'S 4l y ''l '''',l'-s ill.,
- ,.tn ,,..r o., ,hrough 90 Then
WflIe OF W. WI. - ttr, I,i,e MIN
u.'l' va Nv go. 49, a.. - ,l.io, f, 81 unO
Ul's ld''. n'In s'.,' az ,rh, 49,.
WIN II, nue.. wa, III ,, nv ,, 15rad
e'"7 ""'N'"0 ''' '' '~''
The PLEDGE FOR $4,000 JOKE.
$500, ,i .,, watches
4'' ''' '
and clothing We're being handed up 20 tho peo-
=, - .,. ,io..,r,,, ,.,. ,,. ,,eh.rs Than came
,i.,, COS -, o.,, ,.,,. Win S,nn3G
'd"N"'N "'' W -.
and several son" pledges with some "i '''
songs mentioned with the addition Of new
~ S.. h,. c,e," lust the, there was some
- NJ, 1,-t,s,., carried q.
COml0ollNn on tlF stage MI. NtN'.' -'N Il