The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-18

plan was changed and 1t was made State camp.
from many other States in the Union.
PROFITABLE PIKrY.
AS an investments the enterprise has. OF course,
vestors have not made great fortunes out OF It.
They keep all the place IN order make theimprove.
crease in the value OF the lots has enabled them 70
do all this, and the association now owns go
ssTss OF wd sGGd Speaking Of No fec en-
pie Is sold. AL the lots are sold g 9
9a the n SSnss 81 s
assess sea each lot not more than $40 in one
but but there S has has been no necessity. 70 mako
any assessment except one OF So pei
TO- Ios o sooorDs now 70 ocsson Dr.
sKipp's lot is one of the most valuable so far fol-
the INVESTMENT from worldly ta point Of VIEW Al
earnest and sincere Christian as Or. Inskipp, II
cannot fail to prove profitable. IL VIII, no doubt,
lars to His servants. ~
THE SERVICES DURING THE WEEK.
on each day and prayer meetings at ali hours. Tia
principal preachers have been Or. Hanlan. OF New
Jersey Dr. nskpp o. New DR. Resd o.
seeiey Brown. or Troy, n. y; Rev. MI. Crouch, Of
Mr.. Whittier, OF South Carolina, and Others.
On wednesday last, sympathlzing with the war o.
camp, and the Rev Dr. inskipp, who is very plain
ana emphatic talEer was some what severe on those
o. the brethren who opposed his views on the sub
lect OF complete sanctlhcatioH On Friday, how
ever with the returning pleasant weather, came q
restoration OF peace and good fellowship among
announced his conversion to Brother Inskipp'a
views, and called upon God to bless that jovlal
souls, the enthusiasm Knew no bounds and one
excited brother made vigorous but vain effort to
President as he impressed holy kisses on his glow
Ing cheeks.
THE CLOSING SERVICES.
To-day was the last OF the regular session OF ten.
days. but 1t is likely that the meeting will be con-
tiNued tomorrow and Tuesday, although the MEM
were OF Interesting, enthusiastic and noisy char
aotsf me ne preachers were Bishop simpson: DR.
sisters told their experience. and some exciting
exhOrtatiOns were made.
THE COL0RED BRETHREN,
who have @ tent set apart for their own ntght
meetings, have been extraordinarily jealous In the
cause, and report several conversions among theiE
Of an extraordinary Character, and although the
vsi appeal Of one colored brother WIG
and stars SO That ali the people OF the earth migh1
be OF one color ana the day Of jubilee might come,
was not complied with. The earnestness of the
prayers and the exhortations no doubt had It'd
pEcuNrARY SUCCESS.
The meeting has been pecuniaraily 0 successful
one for the Ocean Grove speculation. The tents
have rented from $l4 to $50 for the session Of the
mheeng ana as Tour OF H hundred Of them have
must have been realized. Besides this, q thriving
business has been done by the butchers groccrs,
bakers and others, who are enlisted In the service
OF the Lord Indeed 1t Is clear that Ocean Grove Is
q mint to the saints who are its propriet0rs, and
that religion is In this instance remuneratve here
as Well as hereafter.
DoNALpsoN's PAPER CANOE.
Some excitement was occasioned on the beach
here this afternoon bv the sudden appearance Of o
handsome and snowy little canoe-shaped boat,
painted white and gold. with sails set,
which came scudding over the waves and
through the surf In remarkable manner.
The singular little visitor, as she danced along,
seemed looking for some particular spot on the
coast. As she approached her single occupants
shouted to those on shore, "is this Ocean Hotel
Beach" and on being answered in the air.
native he headed his vessel towards the shore,
and dashed fearlessly through the SURF Riding on
the top Of an incoming wave, he WAS suddenly
caught by another, which broke over him, but did
no further damage than was comprised in wet
coat. As soon as the boat touched the beach she
was seized by score Of willing hands and dragged
M high and dry on the sand out OF reach
OF the waves. She proved to be the
paper canoe built at Troy to accompany
the Transatlantic balloon, and her navigator was
her owner and godfather, Professor Donaldson
himself. He had made the trip from New York to
Long Branch touching at C0ney Island, and re-
naming there one h0ur) In about five hours.
Until washed by the Long Branch surf lie had not
shipped handful OF water from one end OF the
journey to the other. The boat weighs fifty three
pounds, and has been an object OF curiosity to
thousands since her arrival.