New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-16
OCEdy GROVES CHlUTAUQUA.
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK-DR
PAYNE AGAINST LAwLEssNEss.

ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEk-DR
PAYNE AGAINST IAwLEssNEss
Ocean Grove ~ j. July Is CSpeca0.-.s Is the
ereo, Sunday Of the year for Chautauquans at
Ocean Grove. and members or the ocean Grove
Sunday school and Chautauqua Assembly no" Il"
session here were the grounds early th'S ihorH-
ing Two meetings were held at O'Clock TINS
morning the young peOp.e's meeting IN the ieihP'e
and the holiness meeting in the Tabernacle. Inc
Young neop,e's meeting drew "A large crowd OF o'd
and Young The Rev G. II. Yatman. the leader
smoke on THE Christians Hope" The Rev NJ
MAYOR the evangelist. from London. conducted the
rcvlva, service at the Tabernacle Al ha'r-pas' "
O'Clock about seven thousand peop.e gathered III
the great Auditorium TO listen to the Assembly
baccaaurpate sermon. by Or. G. H. Payne, the
corresponding secretary OF the Educational society
NJ tho Methodist Episcopal Church The first half
hour was Aevoted TO singing and devotional exer-
clses Professor sweeney ana cholr OF io'y
voices led the singing. Or. f.. H. stokes, prHsl'eh'
Of the association. made a few opening remarks
and asked for n liberal contribution After sing
ing and prayer Dr. Payne was introduced HIS
theme was Gods Cali to the Church Of To-day
Ia regard to recent .awless outbreak connected
with the strike Or Payne said: THE attltud" OF
the Church toward these burning ISSUES Wus, NV
he ,nui,ocal The Church, as the representative OF
~. btgb,st CHRISTIAN IDEAS mus always stand for
law ns against anarchy. for order htrl 'onH,tL.
,i,nai methods AS against violence. 1t Is humlat-
ing in the extreme and disgracefui as well. IN
occurrences Axe these which The country "i' re-
conf vitneased 10 see "A Christian minister. IN "a
town where mob rue had been rampant "pen'y
ton an ararchistic element IN denounclng me F'7i
oral authorities for promptly sending United states
troops 10 put an end TO the reign or me mop
Iut the church must always be understood; az,
wavs and ure1ulvoca.y 10 De- on the side or All
Who ar. really oppressed. against the oppr"5sor
On the side OF justice anu equity h'N.t upHo,''s
Injustice or wrong IL must teach with emphasis
b., CbrSs,ian trincipes and Christian methods
must L.. practically applied TO all forms Of business
bv ali lndlydua.s ana corporations. 1t must de-
nd hat a
principle OF competitive selhshness but tne Prn,,
cip.e Of Christian .Jye. not individuasn bu'
brotherhood being the recognized basis or com
The ROY pr George " Miller pastor OF 81
AnJrew'a Methodist Episcopal Church. Ncw-fork
civ preached AT n Pauls Church here this morn
Ing The Rev $ Edward Young. formerly pastor
bury Park now OF Newark, delivered the evening
Th~ ASs.mbly vii; continue through Friday OF
this week The closing day vii be one Of sp'cMi
InIcrcs; The graduating cass will met At Asso,
ciaiion Hall on Friday morning a, ha;f.past =
o'clock ans. escorted hy nitlc flower gir.s VIII
Xfier he recognition services in the Tempe the
granI commencement march will take pace. Cen
rral J. 9. Patterson wli. be the marshal Of me dny.
viii deliver he commencement Grafton IN the Audi
be- IN" commenccm.n; EXERCISES AMI presentation %
Diplomas IN ~" evening there VIII be ~" annual
Nrxi saturday the Christian Arbitration and
Peace Society will meet here.
Among the recent arrivals AZ the ocean queen
pre- Mrs William " Ann. Mrs. ". r. Berry ana
Mrs T. Partridge q Philadelphia. James g.
Walker. OF Cincinnati. and the Rev Or Johh r.
C.ymer ~ Pi'f-fr.d. Mass
= q Reilly. II e. Miller II G pnsenb"rry ani
r Ioninre. % New-Nork. are guests at the
spray View -,
I. Il Rogers Mr.. \ Gregory AMI Mrs /. Ed
monds. % N~N York are among recent arrivals
AZ Ia Pierre
Mrs T. Tay.or and daughter. OF NewY0rk. are
registered at the ocean Queen.
Tho Rev Dr. Snow len Th.mas. Editor OF The
Pcnnsuar Methodist" IS spending the season Al
,he Carr1!'ln
The Re, Or AMI Mrs. 9 II Payne are regis
terrell AT the Arlington.
se E.aoralJ.