New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-06
MEETINGS AT OCEAN GROVE.
PROMINENT PEOPLE WHO TAKE Fam
IN THEM
MN. r,c ,,.nrropu.M FILLED FOR THE FIRST
T1ME-IMPROvED RAILROAD SrK'i'H-
ND y,TMAN'S MEETINGS.

most interesting features OF the camp "
has been the singing OF the Shver Lane 49,,
which f. composed OF four NeW-lorN n'"'
V., q II Mead George T.. Chambers, \. H.
Lawrence and j. W. Aatt They devote tne'' -"
tire time during the summer months 70 singing 80
temperance conventions and assemblies an '''"-'
the leader is also "A speaker OF conSlderaoc NJ
The railroad officials are well aware '""' ''''
Grove and Asbury Park are giving 'i'i d" ~
nous business this season. and have made arratse'
rrcn,s 70 accommodate the increased travel Inc
PENNSYLVANIA has greatly improved and strenSthehei
rs service for these resorts. Tn" time h''' ~"
shortened the number OF trains Increased anu "7
h. =, rolling stock in the possession OF the company
has been brought into service The fast express
trains now running daily between Philadelphia ana
these resorts are crowded while the travel from
Nev-york s enormous and the excursion traffic mas
also largely increased
The now Ocean Grove Auditorium, which will ac-
commolatc between 1900 and 1900 people was h's'
for the first time In It's history the past week Inc
fret occasion was that Of Mr.. Yatmans silent service
ON Monday evening. The great success OF this ser
v!c here has led Mr. yatman to decide 70 repeat this
service in Madison Square Garden. New-York CITY,
CRY I'm the autumn
Reside the usual Young Peoples meetings. IN IN"
morning Mr.. Yatman has been holding during the
past week special afternoon services in the Temple.
AZ which he has delivered n series Of inspiration
lectures" to both oil and young During tho lee
lures the doors Of The Temple were locked 50 ne
woud have no interruptions
To-day was the ,1st day Of tho temperance camp
meeting which has been IN progress here since the
first O, the month Mr. Yatman. the .eader Of In"
Young Pcop'o's meeting. spoke on Jesus. as the
Mighty - Save" The theme before the meeting
wa The Hoy Spirl; Witnesses to Christ"
Pentccosill haze utah service .as held at the
Tahcrnacc ~ oc'ock Tho Rev. George Hughes
Of New-York the Editor II The Gdd" Of Holiness.
lel he service. and gave Bib.c tax relating 10
everyday Ne The testimony service which fol-
owed was participated IN b. number in the audi
,nce.
About seven thousand persons gathered in tho
great auditorium for tho preaching service. at l0:30
o'clock As was announced the Rev DR.. George }.
Mincirs p1sior ~ Union Tabernac.e Church. ~
Ncw-York C!'y. delivered the mornings discou'se
ca The Attitude ~ the CaTistan Church 10 the
Liquor Question" The Rev. Dr T. W. Stokes.
president - The Association. Ill the Temperance
Beach service at 6 O'Clock. The interest in the
c,mpmoeing continued % The very .asi, AMI The
cosrg 1ervice this evening ono Of tho most
.argcy attended of the ssrl.s. John y. Sie1rns'
,.rr.spoulng secretary ~ the Na'ora. Temper
a1cc Society. mad" a f.w remarks. AMI Co.one.
George W BAN. ~ Kentucky Delivered the c.'slng
address H. subject was g. The NaiiNs SIN hr
aid az the s..yer IN this country would not pay
ihe Nations drink BIZ for one year ard al me
m. ney col erieI from our tariff system Ia ono year
woud not pay the Natlcn's drink hi fpr 20 days.
History gives - account u nation going 10 de-
siructlon because u too muca silver or too lfrc
silver or too much tarn or 20, .itte tnrin. but
always becausr ~ VICE The settlement ~ me
drink question would Simplify thu industrial qi"s-
tons of ~. country. Whie 1900 lahor.ng m"n
marched unler a motto. "Our children cry for
nrc,I" auI then mircheI 20 picnic ground AMI
drank so kegs % beer. they might expect was'efu
CONFLICTS
The programme or mex week IT, one - great IN
'crcsi Monday viii b" ocean Gtov" memorial day.
A. , O'Clock .n the afternoon memorial service
VII Do. hcI m 'ha Auditorium ON Tuesday TIE
Womans Home Missionary Society VIII meet here.
.nd hoil series II s"rvic.. contnulns tnr24gh
kcnuarI chandler. ~ Nev York. aul other ladies'
The lie licaiion services OF tn" new AUDITORIUM
VIII begin THURSDAY and con'inu" for four lays
b lquilate the dob; on the Auditorium. IN" build
"f h', let NOR 'R. . w"' FIX viii
",,n,n.. meeting rex, Monday ~vcn.ng % awaken
Interest In behalf ~ the new Auditorium fund \
/ Inc mere, Of N. NV Auditorium va held Tho
success % that meeting an inspraior!'l factor
in D.. wonderful cntau-lAsm which eliminated IN
confirmation on me '1,h - August. amounting to
ow!rg to the ~n.rts - Senator James Brailey
meeting was 80 successful. and they Will assist IN
arranging 70 ~. second meeting. az Th'cA Senator
Rrai4"v VIII prrs!ie and denver an address
The K'v. ;. Collins. an cN-.nember OF IN" WlScon'
sin LEGISLATURE. and hts wife are et;.ndins ihe
Temperance Camp-Mesting. Mrs Collins = the
author Of ''i.mma's Triumph an oG"sn Grove
story which has run through several editions. ana
has another book ready FOR the press touching on
Mr and Mr. Garrison j. Kue.and Of New
YORK. Iirnnmin r rirlI. Mr. ioulsom. NJ. FRANK
In. Mr.. Forester. OF lfookfn HrorEc II smith
Of rlhnned. y. J.. are registered nj the ocean
queen.
ATnio Is Greenwood Miss Tia VI Greenwood. "
Ncw-York. are recent arrivals at the ld"wellyn
Mis-. Ida Smith Miss carrie Human. Mr. and
/ Mrs. James Carlen. MI.s SADIE j. Caren ani Nils,
Mrs \ Mont Sherwood. Miss Nrlc Farber Ms
Kaye. Miss cora Raye OF Rrooklyn. are registered
j ST. foster. Of Brooklyn. IS a, The Carroton.
a Mr Or YORK a T register, S T at the Main
John Miller and VI V Mayo. Of New-York have
Mrs \ oven Miss Mamie owen and Miss In.
! zi- owen. Of Ncw-lork. are registered at Troy
Mr and Mrs James II Pollock. Of Brooklyn. ara
! Mrs NJ g. Lave John G. Moore Mr. and Mrs.
W. Lesson A. laura Lecson Of NeTf u%dw M'sS
Jersey CRY. are regstsrei a. the ATLANTIS House
Richardson Of New-York; Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson.
or Brooklyn. and AIr. Gardner Of Jersey city ar"
M at the 2'T Gachr S%S" william F. Morgan
! Mr. and Mrs knapp. j. y Hoy and George Holt
are oS YORK sTy1. Il Rev t' RSher Early n A.
Toby: Miss Monfret. H. G Love. r. II Setter OF
| BROOKLYN. are r"Eirirf'l NJ tnr NTlInfNH
| Walker. jr. Il nrooklyn L. G. O. John o'
| Orange. Miss Agnes Johnson. Nh. ana Mrs. Th"o-
/ dore Johnson. and Miss Ella Johnson, OF Orangr.
| ~ j.. are registered al the Amherst
| William VI /. CranstOn. Mrs. Thomas ]. trans-
! ton Thomas Z. Cranston. OF Sow York. John +.
! Bruncy and j. " Iuckens. Of Brooklyn. are
| registered at the Osborn" House.
| Mr. and Mrs. William II. Graham. OF Brooklyn,
! are registered AZ the Centennial House Miss
Marory Crawford Stevens OF New York. IL visit
ing her friend. Miss Kate Hardy Or George h. Hal
stead professor OF mathematics NJ the University
| pf l
| The Rev Or George H. Corey. formerly pastor
| OF the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church OF
| Washington II. g., IL ape ding the summer with his
wife Ocean Pathway. Dr Corey Is president %.
the Ministers Summer Institute recently Organized
| I'm Ocean Grove.
| Henry Could Of New-Yorl with his VII" and