New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

leader, although he is not member Of the sssocaton
lie is the conductor Of the great sunday afternoon
Bible class which has become 80 famous under MS
leadership This bible class has become one OF ue
most important aS well one of the most poPh'"r
features OF the work here. Dr. lianoA organized Inc
class in an ocean Grove tent In 1876 Thirty persons
were present then. II has grown steadily. nhuI No"
there Is an attendance Of from 200 to 1000 every
Sunday DR.. Ilanlon is fifty four years OF age lie
was horn in New York OF itSh Catholic parents, and
spent his early life farm here III Mohmo"'u
County When only fifteen years Of az" he was con
yerted In a Methodist Church. and joined 'h"l uc-
nomination. At the age of twenty he began 10 Prr"''
taking charge of smell church In SOMERSET NV"hN'
He subsequently attended Rutgers College, and 'hen'
after year of study there. entered Princeton where ne
graduated in the regular classical course lie Woiheo
his own way through college by preaching IN small
churches near the university town. Ii Is largeN ulN
facN that has made HIM able TO sympathzo WIFI Tue
ambitions Of poor boys, ~ hundreds OF whom he "N
given helping hand in hi educational work io'
some years after he left college he devoted himself 10
the regular work Of the Church. aud became "'urN
known as an earnest and eloquent preacher and re-
,narkalJy successful pastor. During most OF tIis
time he WAS in charge Of the leading churches OF '"e
New-Jersey Conference. For over twenty TWO years lie
has been at the head Of Pennington H"Hi'ha'N' u"
educational institution which It's wide popularity
and importance chiefly to his scholarly ana nhNi'Hg
sbors lie has been frequently honored by his Church
and WAS the chairman Of the New-Jersey deTsallVn
at the General Conference recently hem III oniana'
lie has Intelligent Interest IN the ahalrs OF MS ~
and the nation, and has been Girelui >luuei VI '"o
questions at issue Capita and Labor Al te 'e
c.narl Conference he introduced and ably supported
tho resolutions defining the attitude OF the Chhroh
toward the social problems Of The DAY 49,.
The Rev. W. +. King, d. De- ILL., d. pV7'ue"' u
Cornell college Iowa, j. resting for u few Weeks III
the CaTOlton ..
Of West Stockhridge, Mass, /, stopping win ms
family at the CarrONton
Mrs L. J. Hendrix. the mother OF Bishop liend'-''
OF the NJ. +. Church SOUTH Is guest at lie
CarrOlltOn.
James A. Case, Chief Clerk OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission with headquarters nj Wash
ingson, Is passing part Of Ms vacation at the
CarrolltOn.
) W. Register of Baltimore Bell and Brass
Works, has his family at the spray View.
Chaplin Gilmore, who served many years ~
Western Amy stations. Is a guest at the Rowland
House.
The Rev A. l.. Iszard, d. d., and family, Of
Jamesbure are visiting John T.. I>zard. who became
wealthy In Colorado silver aud lead mines
r. NJ Bartholomew, a wealthy retired merchant OF
Baltimore Is spending the summer Win MS ia"hN
at the FL Dorado.
Edward NJ .kdmOrc Custom II use broker, Of
New.York Is AT the Hotel La Pierre. MIR. >hldmofc
was for nearly quarter Of century connected win
the New York Evening Post under William Cullen
Bryant
Miss Alice NJ. Robertson. travelling missionary Of
the Fresby teau Board, is spending short vacation
here.
Andrew Ewbank a whoe,a ale druggist OF Phad-l-
phia, is with his wife al the Ocean View
Professor j. j. Hardy aud family. of Easion
Penn, quartered at The De Wit Cottage on
Atlantic ave.
The Rev. A. NJ. Lake, Of sayrevlhe y. j.. Is
spending a few DAYS a. the iiowlaud llonse.
Il. A. Little of Glens Falls, y. Y, aud George r.
scott of New-York City. both Of whom we'll known
IA insurance circles, guests at the III Dorado
". b. Montague, of The New-lork World, spent
last sunday aud Monday at the Arlington.
l.. IL. Smith. OF the BiOad-st National hahA
Trenton, Is at the spray View.
r. W. Plant, who i extensively Interested IN IA
rubber manufactory at Chicago, is taking his summer
outing at Sanders Villa.
Mrs ID. n. Stringham of NewYOrk, l. a guest for
The summer at the HOwland House.
}. X. Loomis. Of the New-iork Bar, Is spending a
few weeks here
Ex-Governor Crosby, OF Michigan, is AZ the
Frankford Cottage.
Waiter A. IIustin. superintendent of the Electric
Light Company Of orange, has his family AT the FL
H. McGallaird. well hsown In the Chicago drygoods
trade, Is Il guest al sanders iila.
Professor :. N. Hempcrly and wife, Of Mseratown'
Penn, are summcrng AZ Lakeside Cottage.
The Rev. DIR. Dewart, the well known editor OF
'Thc Christian GUARDIAN" Toronto, Canada Is at the
Ex.Judge samuel 4. smith. Of Waterloo. y. j., is
recuperating at the Arlington
The Rev Charles q. Fisher d. d., proprietor OF
The Reformed Church IublCati iii House. ANA editor Of
.The Reformed Church Messenger" Of Philadelphia, Is
spendinQ the summer with his family at the Aurora.
&c. W. Hills, the largest undertaken In Hartford.
Conn., is spending few weeks at the Straiord with
ms family :ld a party Of friends from the civ.
DIR. A. Record. prominent physician Of Jamestown,
n Y is summering with his family at the StratfOrd
Among the New Workers stopping In the Grove
j. n. searns. the Rev. George ii. liick, the Rev.
e. Penney. the Rev. 6. IL. Payne d. d., at the
Sheldon; william Condor. Mrs. d. H. Stringhnm, ut