New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

commolate the crowds that throng here tor ~"
young peoples meeting. and a number unable 70
obtain seats. stood at the O'Clock meeting.
Charles Yatman. who Is holding successful meet
ings in New-York. known as the Forward Move
nent conducted the service. The theme before the
meeting this morning was Jesus. the Prince -
Peace" Mr. Ya:uan spoke "The Holy Spirit
Imparing Joy"
The Holiness meeting in the Tabernacle was on-
thusastic to-day. This meeting mas been Tor years
under the lea lorship Of Mrs. Palmer Of N"w-fork.
hu, owing 10 fitness she is unable - DO present
this summer and ~. Mayor. the evangelist from
London. has been conducting the services win great
success.
large audience assembled IN the great Audi
forum at 1880 o'clock. \ number - DISTINGUISHED
ministers occupied seats on NE PLATFORM among
whom were officers q the international Peace So
Getty President Stokes made few Introductory re-
marks The Rev. Or McKenir'e Of Phiadelpha'
delivered the morning discourse Ills theme was
sabbath Observance"
The Summer sunday-school had large attendance
and net IN three sections. the primary department
In the Tabernacle the intermediate 81 the Temple
and Dr. lannon's Bible class IN The AudNorIuW'
The beach service at O'Clock had large attend
ance Dr. Stokes lei the meeting ~ the close or
this service the people wencei their way 10 the
Auditorium .Or the evening sermon.
The Rev Or. George X. Morris. who has recently
been elected TO the chair Of practical theology OF the
in the Auditorium. The text was "Come unto me
and will give you rest Among other things lie
said: Christ spoke 10 the whole mass. us "a'
no narrow evangelism. lie wished 10 snow h'S IL
teres, In the mans economic condition II" s'iI-
ously con,emplatcs man as a weary toi"r Tor SUD
sisience. He man guilty, and was cons rn'' '
for MS danger but He saw him az crD1H'l ~ IL
condition. Christ spoke - al! buTd"hei mn -,
was no denagoguc. 10 partisan, WIN hdrIg" ~,
ION He spoke and acted for the race. re Slonr
for ali ages. for to-day no less man -" ii'1 p~ r
GINA
now iie pp,,e 9isn0nraged and hungry whose life
is a trradmil task never done. never rewarded
These woru. a,s ,nfgI1nr, as 70 human distress.
w. dS no, suner himself be ignorant, but looHci
We was not is not Indifferent Ills beautiful perora-
Hon dlvine in lis simplicity Is aglow win hone,
tender human sympathy. Nor arc MS mn, a.,
words They reveal high and holy puIpose;i an" ~,
disclose philosophy. Christ means reform; ne IN
tends that man snail have isstlul ". lso,rci
dltlons that grind men 10 poWIeT slai, ne t IT,
'Eut the immortal words that make t ,nls osnr
show also that Christ even Is limited IN ~ pI Tr
cannot be done for Man must c9-operaie WIN o
his Delverer must help himself cnSna r M prevailing
dIgtrcss But Christ sees also that man cannot
An a." eyynrrinents that leave Christ out Will faii
Christess Socialism. Goddess natohaISm are i'''-
"chriss plan is only phiosophic one eyer yci
offered He wiz eliminate from every man WnV w." W.
weakening him. make him an easy V'c'''n ~, n
develop in every sincere SUDDEN ,no,e intsny ,ynI
N.
prepare him to master his enyiTonmcmm'' ,hd ne
wni bring together under one ldea an mo- -,
/ inns cnnob!cd. and by making them the TuIeis Oh
Inc world VIII put right upon the thron, ana scc.I,
tms,ice and mercy for all. Then shall me WorLi
have rest Time and energy spent uhaer otl' lviu
ers serve bu, to postpone the DAY wheh 'ne "e"'S
| laden shall find rest
Members Of the various Sabbath oDSerVahce S"-
c,et,es will hold meetings here tomorrow. Ihe Kew
| Dr. Thomas f. Christie. president OF 81. pauiS IN
stltute. Tarsus Asia Minor. will deliver the evening
address
The PAINTINGS Of the Holy Land by Lieutenant
| Gevsa Perhacs are being exhibited at ocean Grove
! The Kings Daughters Art and Industrial ins'''"-
ton has secured Association Hall. at ocean u'o'''
y I for the season for the purpose or cNh,Di.
Ing the sixteen pictures by Lieutenant Heys1 80 49,
hacs OF Brooklyn. The paintings average ~
& feet in size. They represent various ,.D.,S "a;
! scenes The Kings Daughters Art an.' liluuS.I.'
institution IL institution organZed Ior 'nr pur
nose OF assisting and elucating needy young "v,rn
'rhe Roard OF Directors propose 10 sNhipt M
nictures which have met with sucn Dri.lliii. SUI
ppass In all of the largest cities Of the United states
Thev nropose raising enough funds thereby 10 eIec'
- large bulldng in which TO carry on lheT lu'ui
| work Tne artist has taken great interest III
| the institution, and his munincent act OF iohI,
| Ing the pictures should warrant the SUPPL ~
| 81 ali persons visiting Ocean Grove Nhen w
rranoe from all parts OF the State to inspect mem
and expressed their admiration Tor mem anu ~, ~.
| The institution by generous CONTRIBUTIONS an n
cherees OF admission will be q cents ior adu h',
| ~ cents for children and special rates TOT """"
| achoois and religious gatherinF-