The New York herald., 1876-07-08

tho coast new steamboat has been constructed to
carry passengers from Toms River 10 the beach.
In response TO AL invitation from committee OF tne
Wisconsin Conference a national camp meeting Will be
held on the fair grounds, Milwaukee, July 1921.
Rev. j. S. Iuskip will conduct the meeting. assisted
A meeting will be held ut Lake Crystal, near Man.
kato, MIMI, commencing July II
The Western Interstate sunday School Assembly
will be held At Lake Bluff about thirty miles north
OF Chicago commencing July Is and closing July "a
The Lake Bluff grounds consist OF III acres, fronting
on Lake Michigan, win height OF l07 feet above the
lake A large portion OF the lands is covered with
forest deep ravine traverses the land afford
ing delightful sights for cottages An abundance OF
puro water 10 provided. The Assembly will be Chris
tian. but not sectaran Leading Sunday school mon
and women OF all churches invited participate
National Christian Temperance Union.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARLIAMENT
will be held the Thousand Island Park from July Is
to 81, under direction Of the Rev. W. T. Gratis, of
Providence Conference. Thirty prominent sunday
school workers promised 10 bs present A great
time is expected. Messrs Moody and Sankey return
ing from tho International Convention OF Young MEMS
Canada, July II, Will attend this parliament the
18th and following days and they are expected 10 re-
main while after or TO return again to the camp
meeting, which opens there August l6 In the par
lianent each day Will be spent on one general subject
the results Of the day being summed at the cose by
an committee ''points made" One day will 10
gwen TO sunday school machinery; another 10 the
teachers work; another to our duties to childhood;
others TO spiritual work, day OF hard ques.
and how read IT, In at Iition to the addresses gwen
there will be much practical institute work. gathering
up IRON the whole audience SUGGESTIONS experiences,
Drs. Deems, Lyman Abbott, +. H. Mariing A. o.
Van Lennep ). II. Vincent, of New York; Dr. Richard
timer, Bishop Wiley, Revs. Parsons, Graeey and Ray
mond OF Boston, with delegates from Cincnnat Syra-
cusc, Chicago Painfed, N. J. Buffalo, Toronto, Mon.
trea and Por, Hope. Canada, will present take
part in the proceedings
Popular services for old and young will be gwen
each afternoon. Mr. Van Lcnnep a native o, Syria,
attired the Oriental costume, Will ming.e with the
crowd each day, varying his costume from time TO
time, making consta Illustration OF Bible references
TO dress
GRAND CENTENNIAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Will be held at Ocean Grove, New Jersey under the
auspices of The New Jersey SUNDAY Scnoo Association,
mencing SATURDAY., July -. and closing Satur
day, July 70 The design oil the Assembly IS the ce
mcnting oil Iraternal union among the workers oi all
evangelical demon nations the discussion OF the needs
interests and methods OF SUNDAY school work, and
bret but thorough course OF normal instruction. A
large number OF tho most eminent Sunday school
workers the land will be present. R-v Dr. Vincent
assisted by Rev. G. A. Pcltz Rev. Warren Randolph,
d. D., aud Mr.. j. b Tyler, will have charge OF the
normal department The department Of ORIENT al Illus
tration VIII be under tho charge OF Rev. }. s. Os
trander, who will exhibit and explain Scripture arche
ology and customs by beautiful and extensive iustra
tive appliances including large models oil Palestine,
Jerusalem. tho tabernacle Beautiful Gate, NC. A
museum under the direction OF J. C. Middleton, d.
of the sunday School Department OF the Gen.
tennia Exposition al Philadephi and sunday School
Department superintendent OF the Book Concern, New
York. will contain specimens ot all desira-
bio valuable III sunday school appliances furnished
by the publishing houses OF all denominations. The
music will be under the direction OF Professor William
T. Sherwin.
The Chautauqua arrangements for this season are
unusually comprehensive and interesting The session
Will open the 10Th of July with natural science
conference comprising conversations, statements and
lectures and continuing three days THIS is to be ol
lowed by Two days-July 20, 3O-n the interest of
temperance especially III It's relation 10 sunday school
and home work. ON the following tuesday, August l,
the third annual meeting OF the Sunday school Assem-
bly, VIII commence aud continue as usual about Two
weeks, the programme embracing for discuss the
most important Sunday school themes. After the As
semby, IL Is proposed 10 hold three days Congress
Of Christian Workers." for the discuss on OF such
practical questions connected with Church work as may
be brought forward. So, whoever goes to Chauiauqua
this season VIII ind ponty OF work lald ou for him in
advance
will open Tuesday, 18th lnst and continue usual ten
days The prospect OF success, either financially,
numerically spiritually. Is not vcrv tattering The
trustees OF the camp ground had intended TO invite Dr.
b. Ives OF Auburn to superintend the services, and
OF course, To help them to empty the pockets Of the
people They were to pay him for this service, as IS
pretty well known now that Dc Ives must be paid or
all such OF his talents as ecclesiastical hnancer.
They were TO pay all his expenses also His bill would
probably not be less than $500 for en- days service.
few weeks ago the Preachers Association this city
had discussion camp meetings, when tho foregoing
facts were ehcitcd They decided pretty positively to
have nothing 10 do with the meetings II DR.. Ives
any other man from outside OF the Now York and New
York East Conferences was called in to
services unless all we're paio' This Was
cnc tual eslOppe and the meeting will be charge
one OF the oldest camp grounds IN The vicinity oi New
York aud for years the most poru ar But
tho seaside groves and meetings have very seriously
crippled II vr the last ha-dozen years, so that IA big
debt has accumulated. to help remove which be-
heved Dr. Ives presence and services necessary
There VIII be held on the ground OF the West Jersey
Grove Association, near Gloucester, ten days meet
ing, 10 commence July ~ National camp meeting
Tor the promotion OF holiness will open on shelter
Island July IL This is private meeiIug 10 great
extent for few tired Christians vf BrooKyn who have
invested the IN the hone of making money but have
ct rpll txpt fhnir nnh hnn lA fpr
make lying trip to and too expensive there
boa ding very long Two trans day tho Long
Island Railroad reach It from piers Ii
Ii East River leave for the ground every day
A sunday school reunion will be held AZ Wesley Grove
I'D inst, and on August camp meeting opens there
The seventh anniversary OF the first religious service
held at Ocean Grove win be SUITABLY observed July 30
and 81, and Temperance Convention will DO held IN
the grove Augustus
CAMP MEETINGS IN AUGUST
The German Methodists OF New York and vicinity
the same day meeting will open the old centc-
nary ground, near Barnsboro', n j. Conference; al
Jamesport and Merrck /. L., August :; at Od Orchard
camp ground, Name, national temperance camp
meeting, August s, and at Pitman Grove few miles
from Camden, N j., at tho same date Several popu-
lar cvange lists are expected to take part this meet
ing anu one day will be set apart Tor special centen
NAL services Extensive preparations are being mado
by the va ous Methodist congregations in Washington
ID. c., ~ make their camp meeting at Washington
Grove, in Montgomery county, Nd, twenty miles
from the capital great success. The meeting will be-
gin august o and continue two weeks. ana other de-
nominations OF Christians IN Washington will unite
with the Methodsts in the services. The Camp meet
ing at Mount Tabor, Denvilie, N. j., under the
auspices OF the Newark Conference, will open
August 10 The viii be directed by
DIS. r. L. Dasnicll and ID. W. Bartine, both strong
and lead pg Of tho Conference. A grand
time Is expected IN consequence, though who
usually sustain thiS meeting will be absent tins season
Tor time, II not altogether. Dr. L. X. Dunn, for
stance, will be absent part Of the time, at least
thousand Islands camp ground, at which place tho
annual meeting opens August 16. Bishop Peck aud
probably Bishop Simpson viii be VI the Thousand !
Islands; also Dr. Newman of Washington; Dr.. and |
Mrs. Palmer, OF tins city; Harry Moorchouse. the
evangelist and Bible readcr, alter whom Mr.. Moody
has copied IN his Bible studies, viii be there, SO
also viii be Mr.. Albert shaw, United States Consul !
at Toronto; Dr. r. X. O'Mcara OF Port Hope Canada;
Rev. James Elliott, OF Kingston, Ont, and Rev w. H.
Pool. OF Toronto DR.. Rust oi the Freedmens AID |
Society with mis- troupe OF rcnnessean singers (coored
will be there and contribute largely TO the entertain
ment OF the muIiiudcs who shall cncamp there. Tho |