New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-17

Fl Dorado; L. STANLEY Davis and his family at 'iie
Arlington; D. C. Ayrvs. of BrookBn; W. j. Bailey
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. W. Dayton, Louis scrag, oscar W.
Behmundt, e. a. shedd, W. T. Tomlinson Z. .. uoss'
l g. Montoney, s. D. MeGonigs j. j. l., VT DS Nor
New York. > ". Sanger, Of Jersey CITY, MI anu nts
William Sunderland, Of Orange Charles Q King ana
Charles H. Rgner, Of Paterson; A. f. cary OF brooH
lyn H. Z. Mlligan, OF south Orange, at the Lsufel
Dir. and Mrs George Harvey, of BROOKLYN F. n Day Oh
Ell abeth VIII am Sanford, OF Ba onne Cst ana
Of teeKskn; Dr. Mccullough, aud daughter, Of 1ien-
ton, at the Arlington James L. Hayes, Of Newark Dr.
H. j. Palmer ana W. +. Knowles, OF New-forA H. w
Burnham, Of Jersey CITY MIS-. J. Watson Ellsworth
and Mrs. Addie Ellsworth, OF Bayopne; Miss X. Ger
man, OF Addlctown, y. y; Mr.. and Mrs JAMES ~
n s1 ,os and SON Of hemp;eas y II and q MIS- MIS-
st. John Merrill, of Norwalk Conn. Captain and Mrs
A. g. Wright and daughter, of jersey city ana r. =:
National -
An unusually beautiful morning brought ont the
largest congregation OF the season TO the Young peoo
meeting to-day as well as 10 all the other services
The Temple overlooked and hundreds OF people stood
ing The Rev. George L. barker vas at his best il
his conduct OF the meeting: Miss Rose BOWS,
inland sixty miles from Liberia among people VINO
had never seen white fsee, but who knew OF Cog
by the Gospel OF Christ Little Mamie salter, OF
Trenton ten years old sang N clear voice 5r sa6E
oh Dearly has He L3ved.7 Nearly the entire con
sregatOn rose. acknowledging that they were Chris,
holiness meeting was of more than usual interest this
morning. The attendance was the largest Of ule
3 a R6eF SoS 6csf Phe MEETING Ms NJ
Layton gave gllmpses OF her life among the mountains
This is the nineteenth anniversary Of the Woman's
FOREIGN MssonsTy society q Ocean GrYV r wa
Butter. OF India. The Rev. Dr. John NJ. Reid, for
many years secretary of the Methodist Episcopal
Darlington. Of Brooklyn, read the scriptures TIE The
Rev. \. B. Leonard corresponding secretary Of Ihe
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
GnTst in the last chapter Of Matthew All power Is
Nh in hany and In arfh Among the
ministers ana laymen PIesent were the Rev Joseph
smith pastor of the state street Methodist Episcopal
church Trenton the Rev. S. II. Gehrett, Of Ohio, The
Rev. c. : Buckley burns, of Ohio; the Rev william b!
Gregg of Philadelphia Professor :. T. Ford, of New
VetHodist Episcopal Church, Brdgeton the Rev DR..
Nathaniel C. West. OF II. Paul. MINI; the Rev. DIT.
W,,inCt9 Del. the Rev A. k Street Of Beverly
The Rev Dr. D. McRendall Riley presiding elder from
Gam9r p aS& Ienq Pa RiSH Of HSSarg Penn
was recognized, and many pressed forward 10 shake
The attendance at DR.. Hanlon's Bible Glass was
1900 The lesson was on the " feeding OF tie oooo,
sstisfactorllv answered by Dr.. Ianlou who when his
theological resources failed called t. his aid Ills never
There were 1900 scholors in the sunday
school platform meeting was held TINS a 5
rad The SCRIPTURES. Dr.. Leonard made an address on
Personal ResponsibirTy." lie said that whoever i3
not in favor Of foreign missions IS not In fHvor OF
any mission. The man who does not love hs brotIer
on the other side of the globe does not love hls neigh
Dor who NvCs across the street. MI> A. X. bhomp-
son treasurer reported S11C0 raised last year
The Asbury Park summer visitors are In large
numbers churchgoing people. The morning was bright
with sunshine aud fresh and cool after the rains
The churches OF all denominations were filled viii
richly dressed people Presbyterian services were held
in Educational Hall. at which the Rev. DR.. A. Nelson
ITolBfred, Of Newark, preached. The Rev. Dr. send
der preached this morning in the Reformed Church
At fine English Lutheran Church the Lords supper
was administered and the Rev. W. A. Schaeffel
preached an eloquent sermon. The Rev. c. T. Hanna
Of bradford Penn, preached at the Baptist Church
Rev Dr W Miller of Kansas (ltV
preached az the Methodist Episcopal Church this morn
ing and the Rev. Daniel b. Harris this evening.
At tte Asbury Park Auditorium, the Rev. Edward
Young preached on a Kept Bible.7 National
service was held In OF james Russell Lowell
A eulogy was delivered By the Prosecutor of ti$
Pleas Charles II. Winfield. Of Jersey City. The Rev
George J. Minns, of New York preached this evening
Commander and Mrs. BallingtOn Booth, Of the Sal
walton Army, held services here this afternoon and
evening.