New-York tribune., 1891-08-31

Epping Forest county OF Essex. England, his hthcr
and mother both belonging TO the tribe. ~ the ags
of seventeen years he wandered into little heihodst
chapel in Cambridge where he converted. lie
did not then know how TO read. lie has never bcen
to school, and is entirely selftaugh lie has vito
and three children in Manchester, England. lie has
been engaged In evangelisc work fourteen years ahd
has abored with great acceptabhty In New-lorh'
Brooklyn, Trenton, Philadelphia, Cincinnati aud oih@
places.
The singing OF Professor John X. sweencys clSr
has been one of the gceat attractions Of this summ,
camp-meetiDg
Among the visitors the Rev. j. J. Hogan, OF tS
Methodist Episcopal Church, of North Collins, y. v,
the Rev. Isaac Thomas and wife, of suferns DR. A. o
Waldon, of Dayton Ohio; the wife OF Governor John
~ Irwin, OF Arizona at the Surf Avenue House. VITA
her son; Mrs Thomas Martini OF Paterson; the Rev.
j. E. Grant, Baptist minister, Of Ailivile. n. j.. a.
the National; General William IL. Penrosc, Of the
United States Army, at La Pierre; Professor Eugene
W. Carter, of Zegler's Academy Newburg' al Dr.
starks Hotel; E: NJ Ashley, of Denver; DR.; Henry e
King, of the Presbyterian Church at Nineland Dr.
Henry g. symmes pastor OF the prespy tsra ShrSn ,
patrick, Of Philadelphia at the Arlnstoa' X vi WI
SON Of Baltimore eth az b ts % M ibe sheldon %
ard Gulick, of Paterson at Dr. sarks Hotel the ,I'
Dr. cTSreI WneY pay S InS Excelsior % Pe ana the Rev S
II. Boswell, of Philadelphia, at the NORMAN hoasI
Hotel Rr j. Mrs. cd C E. PostethwSe, Roanokc vs II IL
Herre: the Rev. John Atkinson, ID. d.. jersey iN'
the Rev s. Thompson Horner, of the Troy toniorntt.
al the GlenWoOd james \. Case, OF Nashingio..
Of the secretaries the Interstate Commission, o. u
The Young peoples meeting held its last Sc
vice for the season Of 1891 this mOrrnb
The attendance was large, though TIE a
was falling In torrents. The Rev. George o..
barker talked earnestly, entreatng those whe had -''
converted TO keep firm and strong. and never Nsvof
their allegiance 10 Jesus Christ. The Rev. Chnrl'-
Yatman was present and made some encouraging -
marks 10 young Christians. Many Testimonies WEI
given and hundreds Of experiences related The hrf
Chorus choir that has done such excellent service da
inc the season turned out In full force, as dd tie
orchestra The singing has been conducted for Tie last
month by Isaac Meredith Mr. Barlers assistant, who,
as singing evangelist, has done good work IN these
and other meetings. seven hundred have risen for
nrayers during these meetings. and about 400 haVe
professed conversion. The meeting was dismissed by
Singing - God be with you till we meet again.
The Auditorium comfortably Tiled this morning
To listen TO the Rev. Dr. A. A. Webb, OF rlladeiphia:
His subject was The Withered Ham, lie compared
n useless Christian to a having withered hand.
and advised his hearers TO use all their faculties or
they would be likely to contract renglOu paIslyss'
Dr. Hanon's Bible class held its y session TINS
afternoon and the attendance was 2,iV'. Ipe lesson
was g Christ mt the Feast" A large nin1sr OF ques-
items were sent to the platform, To wien some ni-
structive as well amusing answers were gNSh. sn
About coo persons have attended the DiOe sass u
season After the session everybody CROWDED aTouho
Dir IIanIon TO shake hands and thaE him Tor DIS ser
vices which given gratis.