New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
AT THE OCEAN GRoVE CAMP MEETING.
INTEREST 1x ITS VARIOUS FEArUREs-soME OF

INTEREST IL ITS VARIOUS FEATUHbS-sOMh Ob
THE wELL-RYowY cLERGYMEN PRESENT.
ocean Grove ". j.. Aug. % specinD.-The day has
been dull and cloudy here but the sessions OF the
campmectlng have been fun Of spiritual cheer. The
conservation meeting at q. m. gives the keynote
for the day The crowds at the young people 'smeet-
ing do not diminish. but rather increase in size The
Rev. George S. Barker spoke to-day at this meeting
on Coming to Christ; Isaac Meredith Of Norris
town, sang "The Masters Calling" and "Gypsey
Smith spoke effectively on The Help that older
Christians May Give to Others The Rev. DR.. J. W.
Langley, Of Philadelphia took for his theme "The
value OF Wisdom set Forth In Job Xxvili.' lie
said in subsance "The secret Of wisdom is personal
salvation The precious stones may lose their lustre
and brightness; the poorest man has the brightest
beauties Of Nature for his enjoyment In the pro
duction of moral beauties the grace OF God Is the
foundation. The grace Of God implies moro than
mere temporalities. Grace is better than riches
The treasures Of this world cannot be compared with
the grace OF God In the soul. Happiness is enhanced
by sense OF security. The power of Christianity
Will always bring to the poor the help OF physician
We long for future life In times of human sorrow
there Is nothing 10 compare with the grace OF God
Mrs Lizzie Smiths O'Clock meeting was attended
by big crowd. Addresses we're made by Mr.. Ireland
Miss Abbie Smith, DR.. Adam Wallace and Others
The attendance at the mothers meetings has 80 III
creased that the meeting has been moved to the Ie-
pie. Many wel-bnown women from different parts
OF the country were present to-day, among theh
Mrs Bu1is. Of Washington the wife Of Bishop Joyce
Mrs Kincaid of Pittsburg, and Mrs Cause, OF North
Carolina. Mrs Mary Sparks Wheeler led tho meeting
Mrs. Kennart Chandler read the Scripture lesson.
TIC clergymen who preached yesterday were all
from the NewJersey Conference; to-day the preachers
were from the Philadelphia Conference. The Rev
II. r. Robenson. Of Philadelphia, preached at the
Auditorium from "Thy prayers and thine aims are
come up for memorial before God" The Rev. Louis
K. Lopsch gathered several hundred children In the
Tabernacle to Instruct them in the way Of life The
Rev. H. Parish Of Philadelphia, who is fellow Of the
Royal Historical Society, preached this evening. The
preachers for tomorrow are the Rev. J. l.. SoOey,
OF Trenton the Rev. w. A. Leopold. Allentown, Penn
and the Rev. f.. ID. Stubbs Philadelphia.
Among the prominent ministers in attendance at the
camp-meeting the Rev. r. S. Pardngton, OF Brook
lyn the Rev. G. L. Mann, Of Alabama the Rev. 5 X
Doollttle, Of Irvngton; the Rev. q. W. DUNCAN, OF
LohghtOn, Penn. the Rev. VI. E. Grant, Of South
Amboy; the Rev. j. T.. Grant, of Mlville, n. j.; the
Rev. DR.. Ebert s. Todd, Washington d. c.; the Rev.
A. ]. Palmer, the Rev. DR.. o. A. Brown and the Rev.
Ezra Tinker, Of NewYork; the Rev. J. Walker Jackson
Of Wlssahckon, Penn; the Rev. DIR. /. simmons, OF
New Haven, the Rev. Henry NJ. Brown, the Rev. ). b.
Rooney, the Rev. II. p. Cassavant, the Rev }. 4.
Tucker, the Rev G.. r. Snyder and the Rev, >. w.
Thomas, OF Philadelphia, and the Rev. l. Snowden
Thomas, Of Wilmington, Del.