Services at the Tabernacle

Elder John Taylor preached in the forenoon, and in the afternoon the time was occupied by Elder Orson Pratt.

In the evening at half-past five o'clock, between five and six thousand persons, including a large number of juveniles, assembled to listen to discourses from Dr. J. H. Vincient, of New York, and Mr. D. L. Moody , of Chicago, and to the beautiful singing of Mr. Philip Phillips, of New York. Dr. Vincient spoke in a clear and concise manner on the nature of Sabbath school work and the necessity that existed for teachers engaged in it being thorough and efficient. Mr. Moody told, in a very graphic and effective style, a number of appropriate anecdotes illustrative of the subject upon which he spoke: "Salvation for all."