The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30

tiops Of shs coming population which 10 sure Hil
shs groves even 20 nook ara cerDsr eeyssd all prec-
nount Hermou way BY /. E. Watson, +. Lyford. Mrs.
Boyd and DR. Mitchell, of Jsrsey Guy, on Main ave
nues; by DR.. Bowen aud Mr. Hoffman on PItman ave-
nue.; by Mrs Page on Pilgrims pathway; by ".
Murphy, J. Greenbank and 5. Horton on Broadway;
by L. A. Leo, OF Trenton, n. j., and e. J. Ross, on
Heck avenue; by II. q. Mutt, on Grove avenue; by
Mr.. Ray bold OF New YORK, and W. " Lawrencs, OF
on Embury avenue iwo coliasssl, and by Mr.. Mat
tnews, Abbett avenue Beside these there are We
Brosd.sy oas on r'isrims pa,SSay ana ai,oss.her
Ia different parts OF the Grove about thirty cottages.
NEST Of them hrst class are either IN process Of cree
loo, Is doing It's share IN this line new summer
house At the loot Of Ocean pathway, where tho surf
meetings hold, has been built. The old one was
demolished during the heavy storms OF last winter;
storehouse in connection with lumber yard has also
.ssnu. the Suuaaou ''1S'''0 tho Memorial
Park Vase has been raised three iecs and
planted IN tho park. Webb and Abbott avenues
being opened through Central Park 10 the ocean. ana
Fis.oher Lake to Inc 10 : sIouad al Wesley Lake
through divors streets aRd avenues. fu supply Of
OF the gr.nnd viii insure pressure enough 70 throw
stream over any building in the Grove The Assoea-
Snt they couple of hand engines The sand
bank on Main avenue. opposite the hack stand, has
been taken away to Ill IN low lots along Fletcher
Lake. A tlnc southern view IS thus opened mp The
turnpike road along The front OF the Grove has also
been graded and improved by the ASSOCIATION, as well
Tho hotel propretors also charging and improv
Ing their hOstelries, and u couple OF new ones
In anticipation OF very successful season. Mr. Jo-
seph Ross, Of Philadelphia uncle OF the famous
made provision tor hot and cold baths
wIthin doors for feeble folk who cannot stand the
Is al The foot Of Wesley Lake. where he has erected
an engine house and put In an upright ten horse
power boiler, with slxnorso power engine Ior the
the wet cletnes The plan Of drawing the wator from
the sea Y entirely original with Mr. Ross and MS en-
provement by Mr. urah White, OF Ocean Grove, and
II IS successful
Mr.. Ross has twenty-five large bathrooms SIX feet
by seven for hot and cold water baths, also number
Of large family bathrooms He has over four hum
bIcd IN SIZE enabling him TO take care OF pri-
vate suits. large and commOdious pavilion ana
ton, and viii b under the personal supervisors Of
Mrs. Ross. Tho finest water fountain on the
coast will be in this establishment IL cost 81, 500
and was on exhibition at the Centennial One Of the
most essential additions to this esIablishn ent Is
check room, where excnrsssnists or travellers may
leave their package, whatever IL may be, for any
length Of time during the day tor only I'VE cents.
From tho root Of TINS restaurant as we'll as iron the
hno lockout viii be afforded on the ocean ana upon
the bathers as they tumble and roc IN The breakers
and refreshments generally 10 order
Among the cottage owners and renters who have
10 The Grove ana PARK are Revs A. G. Ballard and
Edward Wilson, Of New Jersey Coaicrence; Rev. E.
Usoora o. ms Guy, ana hS Na o. g pSs
dcphia; Rev. $. b. Darwsll, OF Jacksonville Fla. !;
Rows W. swindens. 7. X Orr and Drs 4. j. Kyne.t
General Rushing, MI q. Chandler, J. Biibrough, Q.
W. sanders, Colonel Armstrong, v. B. Miller. +. n.
B. II. Huffman, Ii. Wairidge, l.. Looms and Mr.
Aikman, OF Brooklyn; J. O. Harrison, OF Newark n.
LII. Winans. Of Railway; Judge Runyon, OF Plan
aeid n. j.. and Judge Mocalmon, Of Franklin, Pa. !;
T.. G. Blanchard, Of Newark, and large number OF
tate points. who nave hrsa cottages TO entorta,n
soarders during the season. The applications Tor
cottages and Tor tents. both In the Grove ana Park
Numerous this year than even In 1916, when
90 900 people visited Inc Grove.
THOUSAND ISLANDS
The season Of 1878, the iourth IN this CROWN
pleasure ground promises TO be deeply Interesting
and Instructive. bat from July 10 10 August % there
ment that must necessarily prevail The programme
provides Tor religious camp meeting 10 run between
July 10 and 81 and be under the joint charge OF kevs
j. Erwin, oil tho Methodist Episcopal Church, and W.
Poole, Of the Canaaa Methodist Cnurcn. There
% ensn cay Sy suen
On the sabbath July u the woman's Foreign
adding, as usual very much to the interest Mrs
5kidmore, OF this city; Mrs. Dr. Lathrop, oil jackson,
Mich and Mrs. Dr. George l. Taylor Of wolootivilie,
Coan.. will deliver addresses Then, afer one days
rest, on July 3D. scientific ana estheuc conference
Will be opened, and the 29tn VIII close This con-
ference viii DO under the direction OF Rev. Fred.
WidmeI. oil Pntsheld. Mass On the opening day
Professor j. j. Browa will survey the field Of phys,cal
science IN the lecture lie Will be iolowed
the same day by Row NJ. g. Bullock, OF oswcso who
will lecture ON "Storns; Their Laws and Lessons -
On tie oIbor days Of the Conference tho oIlo
order, Professor j. H. Hose, Of Corilana, n. X, on
"rrecs and rovcs; X h. sutton, N. D., ON "Alcohol
aud the Brain" Rev " H. wthrow, Of Toroa,o,
tian Church Underground Professor f. HaancI, Of
Victoria University. Coourg, ontario. on ..rhe Cop.
on "Ihe Antiquity OF Man." and Professor Haanci on
ssfhc Correlxton and Conservation oil Forces; ~ DIR.
saa the Human Eye" tiius.ratedl; ..rhe Geology Of
The Park asd River Bed and shores" by explorers,
oy Mr. wiamer ana others Tho sabbath WI be spent
relfsiousIy. Then another days rest Will be taken,
after which the International Christian Temperance
Association VIII h0ld their camp meeting from July 81
TO August Professor George f. Poster, OF the UNI
versity OF New Brunswick, Will presde ana Professor
II. y. Camp, OF this CITY, will direct the music The
daily devotional meetings win be conducted by
ladies' OF The Woncn's Christian Temperance Unions
of this ciiy; Rev. u W. MiIien ana MR.. Mary 4.
Hartt oil Brooklyn John n stsarDs, ofWiiliamsburx
Do War; OF Toronto; Neal Dow, oil Portland, Me. /;
william Daniel, Of baltimore; Mrs. Leti,a Youmsns
and Edward CArswsll, OF CanaJa; Rev. J. ;. Van
D. ke, OF New Jersey and others nj take part in IN
meeting Inc mental ana nervous tension will then
be ioossned Tor saether day allow the Young Mems
Christian Associations oil Northern New YORK and
canada TO bring forward speakers keep them
going IRON August to IL inclusive II. rnane Miller
oil Cinclhnht, Will De master OIL ceremonies on tnls
occasion. Then will follow tho CLOSING entertainment
oil the scason-tne sunday school Parliament,
which will open August 13 and close August
~. There Will be lectures and lesson studies
aud about the Bible geographically, his
toricaily, sthnolosically, geographically, propnet
caiiy cbrenoiogicaiiy, picioriay aad practically.
Every phase Oi Bibo study and Interpretation will bc
taken up and discussed by some OF the aDlest ex-
FOUNDERS and sunday school workers In the oountry
such for instance, as Professor Bennett, OF Syracuse
University; Professor wsch, Of Auborr rheolesicai
SEMINARY: Rsvs J. G. BldwolL Of Buffalo; G. NJ.
MhI.esey, OF Spcncerport; n. Castle, D.: D..
OF Toronto; r. widmcr, OF rittsneld Mass d. II.
Mcvickar, liz D. president of Presbyterian College,
Montreal; John Potts, OF Toronto; n. Johnstob, OF
Hamilton, Ont. q. r. Alion, Of Indiana; }. l.. Hum
phreys NJ. d., oil Little Falls n. y, and N. A o. Van
Lennep and others.
II Will pay any teacher or preacher or Bible student
10 spend the days OF Parliament at the Thousand
island Park 10 near the afternoon and evening lee
lures alone. Tho programme may oe changed BY
some omission alterations, but the general plan vii