New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
Sunday AT CHAUTAUQu
NV OF VARIED RELIGIOUS NERISEs
srRxoy IN THB AMpH1THE TRE-aIBLE
LESSONS AND ADDREssEs-dANY
STUDENTS ENROLLED
,xy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRp,SE.I

.,,.noua. ~ v, July 5.-Thi was tie first
.SS,v IN the grove. and appropra' exercise were
So Sunday Is day OF rest her ana everybody
H0' - church IN the Amphitheatre. IL was decidedly
sO - day. and wraps and eloaks 'ere IN demand
~ ue,sucr Of the Rock Island Theogical seminary
- the services OF the day at O'CLOCK by TAX
oPcn' elass through tie Eplstleo the Ephesiaus.
ihs :, o'clock the regular sundaymoning service
AZ AZ. held IN the big Amphitheatre, 'hoh was nearly
va, chanoellOr Vincent preside' and after the
h~,,, exercises introduced the RevW. NJ Mcmillan
w. United Presbyterian Church Allegheny City,
- who preached from the tex in Mathew L.
-. 1Aecoreing TO your faith be innto pn-
r,e story of Christs lifc,' said tt preater' mis-
- With interest at every point. lie ~ht ABOUT
teaching and teaching, and Ills who mison was IN
so,rr about doing good. In the resent essen we
sod His days work 10 have been aisinsioui 'he
s.,s the rulers child, healing the SomaI VINO haa
.oncbed the hem Of His garment. and nhhg the
hupd men see The record Of one day Is u record Oh
al days. He went about dong good NScIeS are
only type of the greater work Christ"OiAs OIL
the souls of men. Are you weary Of slhhe nave
you a heart hungering for hOler lvlnGf nave you
wasted your years like the prOdiai Mn rotous
living? The condition OF your coming tie Cross
Is faith in the all-atoning power God hd Ills re-
demption work If get large 0lessini' IL VIII be
because of large faith. aud not becaus OF beauty,
an esrnes: appeal to his bearer TO exrclSe large
degree of faith in God. featre of te service was
the fine singing of the large cDrus COR under the
direction of Professor LcssOn, OfNew-Yrk.
AT 80 D. NJ, Miss Newton of KaSas, conducted
a primary class in the new KeDgg Building At the
sane hour DR.. Duncan led tn Sunda,-school in tho
Temple in the study Of the ntdationa lessons, while
President Miller took change ( the Assembly Bible
class in the Amphithentre. L o'clock Professor
Frederick starr. Of the Amerfm Museum of Natural
History, delivered an addresSin the Temple before
the society OF Christian Ethics.
At O'Clock the ChautaUql Literary and Social
Circle held their first vesper ,rvce in the Hall of
Philosophy and in the evenlnghe whole grove Joined
IN a service Of song In the AmIitheatre The chorus
choir sang some anthems, andJennie Hall Wade, of
Brooklyn, acted the s0lOst This service ended
the hrst sunday Of the year Chsutauqua.
The only thing that marredthe day was the sad
drowning Of young Sterrett With occurred yesterday
His father. prominent merchat of Titusvne Penn,
arrived here to-day, and tOokeharge Of the party
who trying to find the boo of the unfortunate
young man. Thus far their eorts have been I'M
sgailing. All day yesterday an'to-day steamers and
roWOoats have been dragging th lake in the vicinity
Of sandy Bottom.
The reception last night at te Hotel Athen aeuin
vas great success Hundreds students filed the
psrtOrs of the big hotel and we're introduced to
Chancellor Vincent and his corps Instructors Miss
Cumnock. the Chicago elocutORt recited several
pieces The enrolment Of student is one-third larger
than this time last year. 1t isexpected that fully
regular college course here dung the Assembly
term. IL Is significant facJ tina fully one-thjrd Of
these viii be Bible students. Prfessor Harper Of
prefers 30 call bis classes Bible stdens rather than
theological students.