New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-27

J. r. RUSHING day-school at o'clock
was OF course the largest OF the year The infant
class in the Tabernacle especially interesting 1t
was crowded with little ones and visitors. 4 number
OF the children here have been converted during the
las, week and will arst partake Of the sacrament
OF the Lords supper on the last morning OF the
camp meeting.
DR.. Thomas Hanion the president OF Pennington
Seminary. had Bible class that numbered over 1900
at O'clock to listen 70 a by the well-knowri
Chicago divine the Rev: Dr. Frank N: Bristol
ing OF the day from which people were not turned
for want OF room a "a, The only r OS6o o n
or sat on the sand or passed along the board walk
V s of While . mses was @
there another up in the Grove-the twilight ser
a was Gys M worshppsr '1a
toward the Auditorium TO secure seats FOR the
Of Tie p
Church. OF Brooklyn. delivered a practical and elo,
viii that they also whom thou hast given be with
me. where | am" His theme was The Present
Privileges and Future bessedness OF Believers" one
DR. A. J. Kynett who delivered the discourse Satur-
day 1Idn Or kns Is chiefly dsnssnd az
Church Extensions In the Methodist Episcopal
preached in the Auditorium before fully 1900 PEG.
john al III e. Beovsd now are We the Of
Cod" His theme founded on Mans Respon-
sibllity TO Man from a CHRISTIAN SthnupOinI his
discourse was an eloquent and logical reproof to
man for the many weaknesses and vices OF the
day that could be avoided oo by bpe s he sp
that during the last year there has been nothing
done politically that was not coated with adu'ter-
At the afternoon service another great throns
Of Chicago who preached powerful sermon on
the theme ''The Spiritual Power Of Christian Youth
Oldest and trues, friends. Is spending the summer
with his family in his cottage at ocean PATHWAY
Grove charter and passed it through the NewJersey
Legislature He also prepared the bylaws and has
Of smnay and
''The March OF Methodism." General Rushing Is a
well-known lawyer and business man Of Trenton,
IT Tomorrow r morning the Rev. Or. Thomas Hanlon
will preach pT Aanon has preached the . Tasn.
After the closing exercises Of camp meeting the
ceremony of laying the cornerstone OF the new
! auditorium will take place. s.-,
entertainment was given at the sheldon House for
the benefit of the free dispensary of the Calvary
Next Wednesday will be the last day OF tho reg
ular camp,mseng work The Rev r, p Dr; C. II II
Brooklyn. and Isaac Naylor the Yorkshire evange
list. Will preach the closing sermons The camp
Exercises win begin O'clock and Continue without
interruption until O'clock AS has long been zee ths
at Clock The new bap:ma ,ouni WHIT
marble exquistely designed. the gift of Mrs simpson
wife OF the Bishop. has been put in place. lmmed
ately following the baptsmal service the sacrament
| of the Lords Supper will be administered. Dr.
Stokes will then deliver his address and the grand
march around the Auditorium Will take place. Aftel
the worshippers reasonable in the Auditorium Dr.
| Stokes will speak few final words the Auditorium
bell will toll three times and the president Will pro
ncunce the Ocean Grove camp.meeting Of 1894 closed
| Among the arrivals at the Spray View Hotel are
| Mrs B. F. Smith Miss Airline C. Plummer: Theodor,
| - Plummer James p. W. Dawson. Ernest X
| Shroud OF Philadelphia Mrs. Helen Mann. Elizabeth
w Everett OF New-York City; Mrs McDonough
| II. NJ McDonough :. +. Quimby. Mrs. J. b. HOl
lngshead and Miss Bessie b. Hollingshead. OF Brook
| Ign.
Kate Van Dusen, OF Brooklyn. are registered at th'
Sheldon; Joseph Moore. w A. De Forest San 1,lt
Trowbrdge. of Poughkeepsie; the Rev: \. V; Girls
| man and Mrs Grisnan. OF Schenectady; J.. II
| Rogers, T. @. Rideout. Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Gore, o
| New-York: Mr. and Mrs. E L. Walter. =: L. kes
| sell and the Misses Kesse. OF Scranton, Penn, ar
| registered at La Pierre.