New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29
ARRIVING AT OCEAN GROVE.
GREAT NUMBERS OF GUESTS AT THE
HOTELS.
COTTAGES FILLING up-rHE PROGRAMME FOR

OF pleasure seekers and religious WOSmpPcrS "'O o.
| irving at the huge double railway station OF ocean
c-n,o and Asburv Park The beach, the avenues
and the shaded lawns arc Orce more covered WIN he
| bricbthued garments Of the summer throng. Inc
old timerss evading the crowds OF mcHnen tahe
lesurely routes to their hotels and gaze at the improve
ments and new buildings OF the twin cues the new"
conner falls u victim TO the rapacty oil the nae Anen
because OF his great astonshment at the yaS' is'n
OF platform the huge pile Of trunks the wide road"aSs
ond Tho wrlopI,ne. bowling mass Of humanity which
declares itself ready TO take him 10 any hotel or COZ
tnge. at a moderate charge Having escaped WIN ,'c
! c.,,bivance OF one Of these weary toiers diVe' ~
dollar OF the summer traveller he foreetS te uu"'o
of tho station as he rides through ihe meh Nan.s'
| gates and obtains a view Of long, quiet avenue
shaded BY waving NAPLES, with VISION OF Due 0e@
| in the distance. A.,
| All the hotels have nearly full registers ana 'p
private cottagers are being rented rapidly
The mammoth excursions for which these two resorts
| are noted have already begun. Eighteen cars cau'e
from Lafayette, " j., on Saturday
The Fourth of July will be celebrated WIN ene
psuol appropriate ceremonies at the Auditorium bes
| riu ring and cannons will be fred at sunrise AT
| IN 20 n M the Declaration OF Independence VIII De
road nv the Rev John Handley, OF Asbury PARK. Ihe
| Rev. d. b. Harris OF Ocean Grove, will denver an
J Grafton Tho choir will be under the leadership VI
Mrs George VI. Bennett. As usual the association mas
forbidden the burning OF any kind OF fireworks except
on the beach east of the board walk
Tuesday July Z, and Wednesday, July g. the
Womans Christian Temperance Union OF New-Jersey
| will hold meetings. Mrs. 5. j. G. DOWNS OF Ocean
Grove will preside. The Ocean Grove sunday SCHOOL
Assembly will be held from Saturday, July IL, unti
Wednesday July %. On Wednesday, July d. the
graduation exercises OF the Chautnuqua Literary ana
Scientific Circle and sunday school Assembly VIII
occnr Rishou J. II. Vincent viii deliver an grafton
in the morning and in the evening VIII give MS nctuie
entitled "Tom and his Sister, on IhurSuiy' July
/ o. the African Methodist Episcopal Church Jubilee
will be held Bishop Turner VIII PRESIDE fruay'
,l, ., ord SATURDAY. July o5 have been allotted TO
the Women's Home Missionary Society. Tho Mld-sum-
NOR Anniversary Of the American sabbath Union comes
on sunday. July %. Bishops Merrill and hlnue VIII
preach The New-Jersey Sabbath Union VIII hod us
meetings on Monday, July %. The Rev. j. H. Knowles
and the Rev W. J. II. Taylor Will preside at tho
/ d,gorort sorvices The Rev H. J. Zeley will conduct
services for the Epworh League on Tuesday, July IS
The National Temperance Publication society VIII DC
in session from Wednesday, July ~, uhul ouIIuHS
evening August Q In connection with the session Oh
/ the National Temperance Society on sunday August
.. the Ocean Grove Anniversary sermon Will be
preached BY the Rev. John F. Adams, OF MorristoWn'
" j. Colonel Pain, of Kentucky, will occupy the
pulpit in the evening On the following day the ocean
Grove Memorial Services will be held In the Tabernacle
The Rev. j. 5. Chadwick, ID. D., breaches before the
Freedman's Aid Society on Tuesday, August a. MIS-
Margaret BottOme conducts services Tor the hlnsS
| Daughters Thursday, August u lAo oon7iOu vi
the Interdenomnationa Bible Conference begns on
saturday August 8, and concludes on wednesday
evening August 10. On Thursday, August 13. and
Friday August IA, womeh's Encouragement meetings
will be held The Women's Foreign Missionary Society
holds session from Saturday, August Is, until sunday
dsenIng August 16 Dr. A. B. Leonard, OF New-lorK'
Il to preach
| } The openinr sermon OF the annual camp meeting
Stu be preached By Bishop C. D. Foss Wednesday
kucust 49, Professor J. r. sweeney will conduct the
Angling Holiness meetings will be conducted every
morning during the session, in the Tabernacle by Mrs
Dr. Palmer. Young Peoples meetings will be held
as usual in the temple. The surf meetings VIII De heu
whenever the weather will permit
The fishing pier at Asbury Park has been such an
addition TO the attractions Of that place that the
sociaton decided last winter to have one erected at
! Ocean Grove. Last week DR.. stokes was presented
with the first striped bass caught froz the new pier
| C. W. Cole, of Chicago, is guest at the Hotel lie
Chevalicr.
Mrs j. s. Collins, Of Allegheny City, Is stopping at
| the Elm Cottage.
| Mrs. Helen VI. COmstock, OF keokuk' Iowa. is q SUIT
! Avenue House arrival.
$ A. Green is registered at DR.. stark's HotAl
b. F. Archer OF Camden, is occupying his Beach
ave. cottage with his family.
Professor and Mrs. j. R. Hanlon, Of Pennington
Seminary are summering Mount Tabor Way
| Mrs. 7. II. Hale, of Washington, is a guest at one
| of the Mainave. cottages.
Among the Bethel House guests arc Dr. o. D. Kings
ley and James W. Pclrce, Of White Plains
James NJ Moore, of BrIdgetOn, is with his family
on Mount Tabor Way.
The Rev y. NJ. Palmer, of Nuey. n. j.. is in his
handsome cottage in Broadway.
A. j. selover, s Sherwood and family. of Newark.
| y. j., are in one OF the Embnry-ave. cottages.
Among the recent arrivals at the Waverly are Ms.
NJ Butler, of brooklyn; Mrs. Mary II. Flanders of
burlington, \. j.; NJ. " Bartlett, Of New Richmond.
j. r. Curran, of Paterson y. j.; L. b. CIane Of
Princeton. y. j., and Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Witt OF
AZ he PoweltoTn on Ocean PATHWAY are the Rev.
y. j.; Miss Lillian Van sciiven. Miss Anna E. Van
scrlven Miss Lily NJ Atkinson and NJ. E. BerEhauser,
Of Philadelphia; and HorauO L. stewart. of Brooklyn,
bishop Edward Wilson will occupy his cottage on
The opening services Of the twcnty-second season
/ OF the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association took
place this morning \ perfect day called multitude
in tho holiness meeting by the Rev. William q. Brown
ing and the Rev, DR.. THONGS Hanon. The Rev.
George L. Barker, the new leader OF the Young Peoples
Meeting, made good beginning There were some 500
persons present. Doubtless many will be disappolnted
at not finding their Old friend the Rev Charles IL.
latman at the helm in the temple The congregation
at the Auditorium numbered 1000 people; John 9.
tro,l6pe and the cornet PLAYER William Taylor of
| Baltimore created volume OF harmony beautiful to
hear. The sermon was preached by the Rev. DR..
9a mre s of Pas Fl f the S@ %e f M
| Psalmst All my springs are in thee The Rev.
Thomas Harrison offered the closing prayer Among
the ministers present the RevS George L. BowakeF,
II. sandcrsnn OF Wilmington, Del j. K. Van Kirk, Of
View Brunswick; J. swallow Of Kingston. Penn;
| II. c. Mcbride. W. II. Meeker, of Troy DR.. !. II.
Alday, W: II. Clark D. ". Bowen, J: R. Andrews and
| simpson ". Homer. Of Lacrosse. Wis.
The Sunday forces gathered at the Audi
| forum, where addresses made by the Rev.
| George ". owen. the Rev. DR. Thomas Hanlon and
Others. The sermon this evening was delivered by
the Rev. DR.. Charles J. Young, Of the Moses Taylor
! Memorial Presbyterian Church Of ElberOn: The Rev.
David b. Harris preached in St Paul's Church from
| the words Of the Saviour, And / will pray the
Father and lie shall give you another comforter that
! He may abide with yOu forever beach-meeting
| was held at the foot Of Ocean Pathway ard 2 number
| OF addresses were delivered.
There crowds OF wOrshippers at the various
| churhes. The Rev : +. Young Of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, dlscoursed The Empty seat
al the Masters Tables This evening he discussed
| the question should the Clerks Of This Community
Have shorter Hours p after which he spoke on A
scripture Hero The morning service Of the First
| Presbyterian Church held at Educational Han.
TIC Rey Mr. Chandler prenrhed -" Memory In the