New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
NO PLACE FOR LAGGARDS.
ENTHUSIASM SHOWN AT OCEAN GROVE.
MORNING sLUMBERs GIVE PLACE TO SONGS
OF PRAIsE-CRowDED MEETINGS MORN

MORNING sI,UMBERs GIVE PLACE TO SONGS
OF pRA1sE-cRowDED MEETINGS MORN
ING NOON AND NIGHT.
Ocean Grove. NJ j., Aug % (speciaD.-The camp
meeting to-day moved like clockwork AT o:Ao
o'clock the conservation service was held In the
Tabernacle The lazy people In that vicinity whose
SAUNDERS were undsturbed by the spirited singing
and shouts Of Amen" must have been sleepy IN
deed 1t IL easy to perceive that an unusual cohoi-
ton of things prevails here The camp mee'n's
spirit is in the air. throng Of pous people crowd
in on arriving trains and all is hustle and commo-
ton at hotels and boarding houses. The buildings
where the holiness meeting. the young peope
and the Helping Hand meetings are heid are
situated short distances from each other All
three meetings in progress at the same hour'
and when the three congregations are smshs
different hymns at the same tifne lhere Il d" a''
ing mingling Of sounds
The enthusiasm at the young peoples meeting
Increases: not the old-time Methodsuc noise' OF
any great show of emotional perturbation put
since everybody wants to attend 1t Is difhcuH 10
secure even standing room within the Enclosure OF
the Temple Mrs. Bottome the president OF the
Society Of the Kings Daughters. delivered an
address to-day. The Rev. Charles Yatman spoke
ON 1.-THE Uttermost Salvation" This service lasted
an hour and a half Thirteen seekers Of religion
came forward and knelt at the altar
The Holiness meeting was adressed by the Rev
DIR Pepper of Philadelphia. The Rev. DIR. Whee.er
OF Media Penn. made the opening prayer Inc
morning was delivered by the Rev Dr u
), II Corey pastor Of the University Church, OF WASH
ington ID c. DR.. Corey has occupied many OF me
best pulpits Of his own denomination and recently
cosed a successful pastorate at the METROPOLITAN
Methodist Episcopal Church at Washington Dr
Corey chose for his text the simp.e words. NO
Man Cared for My Sou" from the cxiiid Psa.m
Mrs Lizzie Smiths meeting in the Tabernacle at
/ 80 was of the most enthusiastic or the uay;
number came forward to the altar for prayer ana
shouts OF Glory" rang through the air Anotner
attentive audience gathered at the Auditorium TINS
afternoon. Among the ministers on the PLATFORM
We're Dr. j. f. Price of Sing Sing; DR.. J. A. Lippn-
cott of Philadelphia; Dr. b. G. LpPincott' OF , Sew
Brunswick; Or. Murray. OF Dover. DR.. j. H. Potts
OF Toronto: the Rev. F. NJ. Davenport. OF fonkers
the Rev. d. McCartneT. of New-York; the Kew
VI. Merritt. CT Rochester; the Rev. L. r. Dunn. OF
Orange, and the Rev F. l.. Wilson, OF New-fork
The Rev. f. NJ. Davenport. of Yonkers made the
opening prayer The Rev. DR.. S. p Cadman. pastor
OF the Central Methodist Church. of Yonkers de,
liyered the afternoon sermon. Mr. Cadmah Is a
very young preacher evidently SUI in the tWen,eS
Bishop Hurst met him In London. ana II was
through his influence that he came to TINS country
His theme this afternoon was Tine incarnation oi
Jesus Christ r, ~ ao,,o,aa
largely TO songs and experiences Inc rev III. %
N Adams spoke 1.-THE Necessity OF conversion,
,The evening CONGREGATION was one OF the Iarsest Oh
the day The Rev. c. NJ. Boswell, OF Philadelphia
he'd