New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
EYERCISES AT THE LAKE.
ONLY DRESS REFoRMERs COMFORTABLE AT
CHAUTAUQUA.
THE REV. DIR. MAcARTHUI's sERMoN-MEETING
IN THE INTEREST OF THE AMERICAN
SABBATH UNION. d.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Guantanamo Aug e.-The mercury in the ther-
mometer tried hard get out OF the top OF the Voo
here to-day. and almost succeedcd' III was ny Ia
the hottest day ChautauQua has had TINS year inc
only comfortable people were the oresS reiornios'
Who with only four pieces OF apparel their soo
stock In dress, managed to keep cool INC
movement, by the way, has attracted the widest az
tentIon and several Of the leading magazines have
cent representatives here to examine Into II. MS
Frank stuart Parker the leader, leaves here early o
morrow morning for Canadian soil, ana she hop
TO bring about reciprocity in dress, Ii pot Ill ''oO
II is more than likely that the Chautauqus manae
ment will erect q new nmphitheatre or c1oeho Ine On
one by next year, in order to ACCOMMODATE 'no
tudes that come here. over $4,000 In ne" o'u'"
ncs was expended last year, and the indications arc
that the coming year will witness stll greater scu
in building operations.
This was tho programme for to-day; AZ d, l-'
Bible study aSelected Psalms" by Professor b. burn
ham, Of Hamilton, in the Amphitheatre; IL n,'
sermon by Dr. R. S. Macarthur, Of the Baptist Church
New York. in the Amphltheatre; 2 80 p. m'' Prnh",s
class in Kellogg Hall, sunday-school IN the lelpio'
Assembly in the Amphtheatre, and young peopio'
Bible class In the Hall OF Philosophy, 4 y. w.
Society OF Christian Ethics in the Temple, an au'"e
ON "Chrisuan Education among the Coioreu no.
nv the Rev. william Hayes, OF Gcorga, IN inc N'p,1
theatre; p. M, c. L. S. c. vesper serViOo u '
Hall of Philosophy; 7 80 p. m, meeting IN 'no N.
terest of the American Sabbath Union, ana auui
by Dr. j. H. Knowles and Dr.. Taylor, OF Nc" o,A.
The Union is the only National association IN 'in'
country for the preservation OF the AheliO,i "uty
as a day Of rest and worship. III has Uno H. -
co cooperation of ecclesiastical assemblies ministers %
members of Presbyterian. Baptist Nle'iou'SS
formed Lutheran, Congregational, Episcopal No"
ian and other churches, and Its auXi1aries' 49, ~
and publications are multiplying over tne oiN.S ~
public The New-Yorh Office alone mas reccANo w.
transmission to the Worlds Couino'ah OOr i .h
MAILS rem
convictions and requests Of millions OF CnrS'iai p0
nile against opening the Worlds Fair on SUNDAYS
and evo,v 6av adds 10 their numbers It's hterfuie'
embracing reports, addresses, permanent uo0"i"e I
leaflets and its weekly Pearl OF Days. coVers ne'
every phase of the sunday question Oh 'po -
The Union aims to lead public opinion ioe~ ,no
the civil and religious of Sunday anu uo
violations Of the Sunday laws OF tie land i. ioon
afnr national and local legislation for the procoo
q, the pubc peace and order, and for the ris'' "a
all classes of the people 10 their weekly resVuA'
The sermon to-day was preached by the rev. Dr'
Macarthur before large audience from inc 'eA' JUN
~ q " BELOVED, now are we the sons OF GOD" Inc
c,eot choir under Dr. II. r. Palmer rendered soo hn0
anthems Dr. Macarthur said in part
The glory of Christ is that He can be everything 70
evervbGy ever5-ltee. We are maze par,ah s o ~
r rao meSsure We are the elite Of Heaven JON, ncs
of Jesus Christ The Lord Himself spoke OIL drS S he
as b I men and pnrest members OF Christ
rGrcb rho text suggests too that VIC are inc sols
and daughters of the Lord Almighty, ana nor VI M
oO s ceptnued creation The hand that formed
" ,onched opefl our eyelds tbs beautifui m1riIS,
20 man .is born but cncc dies Twice, anu ,io 9r
VIC is horn twice dies but once. refer 70 tle SPIT
final life and death child OF God Is SOM NJ III mime
than an adopted child lie is partaker OF me DC CnS
aner a TnIe humility takes the place that GGa a
,nS false humility declines II. In the story Oh d,d
nroJeo child when the prodgal was iorsiVeW hy o
not ask to e made annp Do onr teremiads when
@ %oirf ne on the hilltops Singing our nc DSui si
Es ord chesterfield in his answer 70 LOUIS ~ Va
We ought never refuse TO obey tne ey 4u bvt
no son without temptation Much as me C T h
no ~ nossession he has more In prospect Inc DO
M has limitations 1T doth not appear wat we
ShaH bes We are surrounded by mysteries. DiV,nJ
sovereignty and human freedom are HhJ i Ue to We
an1ot understand ourselves, how can,we undersII
| Gods purposes revelations and truths we cor,s
| non endure the sight of what we snail DC "non on
veioned in the eternal weight OF glory a. II son9
Mon would preach what they don't know, they Wouiu
mreacb forever Tell your doubts to God, your truths
| 10 men No man should allow the od rooi h ~ oc
taken off his religious house, unless there Is oe'o'
| one ready TO be put on
At the meeting tonight DR.. J. ii. Knowles general
| SECRETARY of the American sabbath Union. said
There is urgent necessity for increased vigilance
| and activity on the part of those VINO prize Ilo
| dnrd,s Day MuttudeS crowdng our shores from
| The Old World are entering udpn the rcsponsiolnues
| of American citizenship without proper appreola-
lion ~ those national characteristics that have con-
trbuted so much to our prosperity FRAMED ~ loeisu
habits many of these individuals prefer ue I'LL III
inHnence tends TO change the character OF the day
| Resolutions were passed at the close of the meet
| inc nravng that the Columbian Exposition close It's