New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
RELIGION AND TON.
CLOSE OF OCEAN GROVE CAMPAIGNING.

CLOSE OF OCEAN GROVE AMP-MEETING.
A CROWDED VILLAGE BY THE sEAsIDE--sCENEs ON
THE BEACH-GUEsTs AT The HOTELS.
IFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. 25.-The crowds
here are larger than known before in the his
tory OF this sensible resort 1t is estimated that
fully 10000 people here and the by every
train from both directions The services are largely at
tended and they held almost hourly daylight
until far into the night There almost endless pro-
ccsson of people up and down every the Grove
and the bathers almost numberless az the sand on
the white beach The beach Is crowded with people all
day long and the surf is full of them that it is like
crowded street. The beach is one Of the popular
institutions" OF the place. Here the elder people sit
and study the Bible the young lover DAVIS his nj
tentions" to his lady love; here tho girls work
worsted shaws neckties and silk stockings
besides apparently endless pieces OF edging: the
children dig holes and catch sand bugs pretty
pebbles and shells which they carry home here too
sad to relate the gossps and talk their dear
est friends just the they do ut home. The
from the ocean pleasant and bracing and 1t just
warm enough to he agreeable.
At the hotels the guests have a good time They walk
about the beach, sail the pretty likes go to
meetings and have enjoyable little gatherings in the
parlors The hotels are all full TO OVERLOOKING and
gay with the hum OF and cheering CHATTER of
dishes from the dining rooms.
The hotels here a prominent feature of the place
The Sheldon House has large rooms. n steam cleva-
tor water, gas and steam pipes throughout, and
All the modern improvements. including warm salt wa
ter and electric baths The house delightfully."- situated
From the observatory obtained fine view OF the New
Jersey coast from sea Grit Long Branch This view
is not eNceed anywhere The house is to be kept open
this year until November /. During the winter new
wing Is to be added on the east side.
There other hotel improvements CONTEMPLATED hero
before the opening of next Nearly every house
here is boarding house and thousands people board
in the white that In all parts OF the woods
There are many cergyinen here of all dcnominGtons
and they enjoy their seaside recreation In "A manner
pTs9ai' 10 Wines me camp meeting closes to-mor-
row p1t the Grove wlll stil De packed with people.
Century Collegiate Institute at Hackettsown, n. j. is
The Rev; pr ;: l.: Bowman and wife, of Morristown,
~ j., are al the National Hotel
The fsS or Win GnF rs "H Wae OF con PENN at
The Roy c. j. Burns, OF Lenni, Penn, is stopping at
AA~G n, ne lS. S'e hotel arrivals the following:
Rodgers of BAY shore L. l.; RchnriS Gourairl AMI
wife j. b sprague, George H. Babcock Elias Bowiy' c..
wife; of New-York; Seymour Raymond and wife samuel
"SlS aTd N Me- joseph TamPse and wife, Joseph
C"T1rt, William IL Richardson, Thomas +. Taylor, Mrs
wife, OF Phiiadepniai l.. A. Oliver, j. T. sanders OF
YYG Non n " NJ Green and wife, Charles j. Adams
J.. T. Marshall, Miss Katie Dickey Miss Kntie HnTrV
ES Mac b hsGaoy' OF fO1HsT Mss WHto Mss
Nan ana family Of cyprus mn L. l. john iuda T,S Of
Penn e Nj; H. G. vail and wife, Miss Vail, Ass Laura l.
Sayre jr. W H. Taylor and vie. Miss Taylor Kaimond
L. Foster, +. 5. Taylor and wife, OF Newark N j.:
samuel T. Carver and family, OF Guanajuato Mexico
Az me National HOteL-William j. Buckley ex- Mnvor
buckley, William Nelson and wife, OF Paterson n T. II
liarland, Theodore T. H. Curtis wife Miss sue n
Mott, W y Beach, h. H. Sawin and family 4 r. Remino.
Ton and family, OF New York; Andrew r. IIibbs Miss
Clarke OF Brooklyn, Hiram Aubes and family, OF AM
sterdam, n. Y; DIR. Cox, Miss Cert, Of
phadelpha; q. w. Holdane and Wife d. e Ma1too
ME- Ao6le wilkinson Miss Mamie Wilkinson George
Nlklnson H. Edwards. Miss Salue l.. Edwards of Jsr-
scy Glty,N j.. A L. Mundy and wife, OF soneryille n
D.; william Berry and wife, Of Woodbridge n J. Ceorge
T. Parrot OF Elizabeth n. j.; Miss Marina Parrot Mics
Mary Parrot OF Findcrne, j.; r. j. Dugcker and ,,in
Mrs H. Compton, of Hoboken, n. j. '
AZ nc 1rthglon,-George II. Brown, John Clery p II
Abbott, James Morgan, H. Betancourt and wife q n
GREGORY John Sorey Mrs sorey, sr., Eliza Walsh
george NJ Williams and wife, q. Fountain and Miss
Humphrey, Miss Fountain OF New York; Isaac Ung,r.
aus, w. Campbell and wife, OF Troy, n W H. Rich
Inonu, T. e. Bradley 3. g. ChOlister r. a. Rogers Nh.
= Mines DE- silas Griffith Thomas b. Reeves Horace
j SuDers, the Misses Subers OF Philadelphia: w "A Hnt
Ter and wife, of rottenvile Staten Island: n Newi,ud
ana family OF saltwater n y Mrs G. X. Vanderburgh
mrs II. L. Hnrd Miss Lucy Hurd, W. j. Morwn ir Mrs'
W. Merwin ST., or Pawling, n. y; Charles r. GRIMM