New-York tribune., 1877-07-27

PROGRESS OF TIE REFORM as ErLsTED At OCEAN /
Grove.

PROGRESS OF rIrE REFORM as ErLsTED At OCEAN
CFuvE
IRON A STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF r'ir rPmuNE.l
OCEAN GROVE, y. j.. July 26.-1hc moTniHg
session Of the sixth day % the Womehs National Christ
ian Tcmperance Union, be.d n he Tabernacle As
d.. Riley OF Baltimore, occupied hs chair Mrs Ntten-
never Mrs Iiart M. Yard Mrs Johnson and others,
occupying seats ON the platform Numerous requests
we're mad special prayers for six youHg lawyers who
had recently signed the pledge bat refused to recognize
CBrstJnity also. FOR young sister addicted 70 ia s"
OF alcohol, and FOR her brother, inhdcL After the
PRAYERS brief ACCOMPLISHMENTS o. blessing IN answered
prayers were made by large number Of ladies' The ei-
feet upon the officers of the Union deep AMI inprs
sve Mrs. Thompson of Ohio said: " lave recci'ed
what i cane for to Ocean Grove NJ cup oi
happiness Is fuii-it h overflow ing hr- N'tten-
meyer, the President, with tear~ii4Ahcd e5e
and said that during the progress Of this Con-
ven;ion she had been oyCrhur1ned with Tie rSpons-
hity of caring the unsavcd souls living l about her
but thi- morning M the work u ihe Convention was
drawing towards ia close and aftor rue many oe'no"l
edgment- received Of the Won !eu power oi tie spilt
O; Holy Ghost in this meeting she felt that he Dup
den had been rolled away. Her heart Hfed up
with the thought mat the victory She felt In her own
soul would extend to Others and al thc sinners world
be -aved Mrs Riley urged the workers not 10 be down
hearted II the path seemed strown with dinicle-.
TIE meeting W.s closed with prayer by Mother Hi OF
Newark ".
Al she ..ternoou requests wero made for
rraver some cu'niu neil distant ptrts o the
states From New-Y0rk wife asked prayers for
drunken husband The fnther OF i've children. wife 10
Philadelphia made a rsqu.,t for prayers for husband
who has 1ccn drunatrd FOR twenty ycigu yeas.
widowed mother prayed for invalid daughter Nj.
Brooks W Albany reni the scripture lesson c'rmenc-
ing" Let not thy heart he troubled" Ms, Bolton Of
Cleveland reported that after the ri s5Ori crusade, the
workers found that The laes Of Geveald dd not carc
about going the saloons, but after prayng ney got
ready Tie band ~ ladies dared To % inf7onc saloon
tnee whore he proprietor had been IN te Penitenary
IIs had son in tic Prison. and Threatened to KIT
gre women tneF camt to pray. We ca Z !. AKA ,ne
smoke prayed The next day that h..n had room
III that saloon .ed ny 20 ila1 We s'd "a U, L. ; ,"
that manner Cleveland not vet what % ou-ht o
De. for 10 has sent Representative 10 Congress t'
please the i4Dol iuteest
Mrs C.iiod OF Allss.o husetts followed wL dc scrip
tiOu o. lbc opening of the temperance cuaut u lAdI
sIe:c b. the women. TEE have SPECIAL Pienfes '2'
druggists glOccis, phy aclas, wholesale ,'i-
ISIS chur,I~s and utiv'GIS, against ac r'e .I rev
inentcd liquors. The reports t'at there r. diFhioh
among the cIr.sfaa temperance vorhcrs ID NJ rs tciu
s.- ar false MIS- Iiycrpurc aui Hr- Clifford act Co.
gcthcr ~ tle work. Be realize that Go4 hi-Al -
Is ;hoir might mes and mat tAe Wtineh ,.aie w
Cfrd ana 10 ths work. We rr1llz' TIE ~ ~ icts
Sts u' & '., 80 ~, ro - i,--. ii~. J,r-r-tle.f
pledge ia ciAcn slic tieY wnr.u 4 t3n Ian'r Wo'"i
~. item ,sfnp % fires. hgi flgT noe net drtnh
hI1o- tefl ti4 tne h-i ny y'.,. % f nm ~ %
ccntr.nuieH 10 luri Co. purchase TIE chr- ii@ ".i
sus.ir. aud ccc5c, &ulsc aa0 wagon, "4i %
m,u vh9 Gfref tLc wagon witb tir Guns Ch'c' &C. I"
lhc hr,. ad ci!zeuc .iy, g. tat uiua HeN'r o's all
-us else 20 has rendered thc ciiy a"t ynuaHi' ',.
an the evening Mss. Mary g.. Johnson addressed tie
meeting. io-moIu" rs -ntn- 'Lrr M..! D. a.N . com
uuou srge. The ina iue' TIM val. "r aela on satu'