New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-24

rear ofthe seats s wooden chapel. where divine ser
vice IL held each Sunday during the entire year. ana
which lie used In campmeet season when 10 Is rainy
About yards the right Of the stand the meeting
tent Of the residents of Sag Harbor. l. This is the
largest canvas the grounds and from 20 to &c
uer.ons gather there at once for Oppo-
Mite this and on the Of little knoll Is the tent OF
the Rev. George Hubbe who was elected oy the Asso-
citation TO take charge OF the meeting but VINO was a
taeked with severe Illness shortly after his arrival
here and has confined to his bed ever since Inc
once of Presiding Elder therefore transferred to
the Rev. John E. Sesres, whose cottage Is situated
some distance further toward the east Still further Is the
cottage Of John searles IT, Here little inlet from
the sound IL formed and several pretty cottages 'front.'
on the water. To the west Is the cottage Oh mi'i"
Mayo Little Register OF Arrears in Brooklyn MI bV
tie has one OF the finest cottages on the Isahd' uu "
has what makes him sought after by the resloen's'
billiard table. Near cottage of Mr. Lutte Is tue
summer residence OF Controller Schroeder OF brookyn
Next the cottage occupied by Seare, r Is the one
belonging to Philip wack Of BROOKLYN memoer VI
Plymouth Church. Representative Marsle anu Ian'i'
occupy a tent I'm the Grove c. p. Armstrong and ram
fly from New-Havep, also occupy temporary quarters
on the grounds Among the preachers on the GROUNDS
are the following: The Rev. ]. 4. Seares, sr, late OF
BrookiyD the Rev. d. A. Goodseli of Merlden' conn;
the Rev. c. E. Glover Of Brooklyn. the Rev. deorge
Hubbel OF Brooklyn the Rev. r. H. Rust OF Ne"-iork'
the Rev. l.. Lawrence the Rev. j. w. simpson, tue
Rev John Parker. the Rev. W. C. Hoyt OF o'a"-
ford Conn., the c. W. Lyon North Granoury Conn.,;
the Rev A. McAster, the Rev. L. Richardson tine rev
Frank HILL the Rev. g. Rnshmore, the Rev. s. A. Col
Inns Cincinnati Ohio; the Rev. J. W. Horne, the Rev,
John French Brooklyn the Rev Dr. Mitchell OF River
head L. l.; the Rev. Dr. Weed of Brooklyn, the Rev. j.
ii Hamilton of Boston, the Rev. Geo. Taylor, Brooklyn
and the Rev. Reuben jeffrey Brooklyn. The hotel con-
taus the following guests who have come expressly to
attend the meeting: H. j. Redheld and wife, Brooklyn;
Fowler WoStteli, n
land southod, L. l.; &c. Grihen, White Plains N T.; j.
lain aud daughter. New-Haven. Conn; Robt A. Burch,
Brooklyn; ID. Van NOsrand, Brooklyn; NJ Travis.
Wood and vie Greenwieh, Conn; ]. II Tuthll, River
head. L. l.; T. NJ. Griing. Patchogue, L. Il e. b Terry
fanny BTSokyn br D. smith NTH and a,d family
Distret-Attorney Winslow OF Brooklyn also has COT
tage with his family. Excursions are constantly ar
riyIng and departing. Yesterday the Orient Sunday
school visited the camp grounds aud to-day an excur-
sion from New Haven Conn, numbering 1000 persons
stationed IN the harbor their owners ana guests Deng
constantly in attendance at the grounds Monday was
ing and in prayer and experience meetings. About 500
persons attendance Not until TUESDAY aid the
present about 700 people ana in the afternoon the
Der was considerably increased The first sermon
filed by the Rev. +. p Tower OF Norwalk, Conn AT
the evening service, the Rev. VIM MeAister OF New
YORK preached ia the chapel. =,
on Wednesday morning The preacher was the Rey j. IT,
you rdings" In the afternoon the Rev DE- Reuben
Jefres, Baptist minister OF brooklyn preached rom
second chapter OF Titus. Ia the evening the Rev
Mt SRusbury OF Brooklyn preached To the largest au
dleuce Of the meeting ON Thursday morning tne rev
George Ia, lOr OF tue Sands-st Church, BROOKLYN,
preached from the first four verses OF the eighth chap
Ter OF Romans la the afternoon the Rev DR.. Mitchell
OF Riverhead L. L. spoke suGience of about 15JO
people. His text was, Then VIII teach trasgressOFs
their WAYS and sinners shall be converted TO Thee
evening the Rev. q. II. Goo lsel OF Sax Harbor
exhOrted the people His tex Hebrews XII, 6:
." Without faith il impossible 10 please HIM."
Tnls the we're cOnductcd ny the Rev
JOhu Parker OF Brooklyn, who preached from the pas
sage: Il Will sprinkle water upon you ana ye shall be
made clean" In the afternoon Dr. j fries OF Brooklyn
Will preach. Beyond this afternoon the programme has
not been arranged. The meeting Will continue until
Sunday evening" ii suitable arrangements can De made
Or Cummings the President of MldLletOwn University,
VIII preach sunday afternoon. His viii be the fare
well Several Of the ministers said 10 TRIBUNE
reporter that tie meeting had not been successful
in making converts as they had hoped Several eXcuI
VIII Sunday, and arrangements are being
made fOr The accOInm OdatiOu Of throDg.