New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-19
THE CAMP MEETING ENDS
s,,ccrss OF THE GREAT GATHERING AT
SING SING.
..v CONVERSIONS REPoRrED-Pr-ASs or SOME
TUE PROMINENT WORKERS

<.,>>.yrpsJoNs REPORrED-PT.ANs OF SOME
or THE PROMINENT WORKERS
r.. snouer on Saturday night cooled the atrnos-
nbere laid the dust and heiped 70 NAM se'''r'''
p"S s.oh,fu day for the people at the Sing Sing
- - .,,oe,,,g Thousands OF visitors assembled AZ
49, .ra, dav services In the Circle. AS predicted,
{, was the greatest day, as far as ATTENDANCE 10
.orcerned since the meeting began. FROM 'a'iy IN
tho morning the streetcars were running cr""Hea
With messengers from the city ana s,aNons d''hs
,ho Central Hudson Railroad, bound for the camp
'o.ss ,yhlle AL the roads leading In from the
oo,,n,rv we're well travelled by vehicles OF all kinds.
Thay -, mo nv stageloads from White Plains Tsrry-
town PIeasantville. Croton or Chappaqua.
In the course OF the day prayer meetings "ere
held I'm the various prayer meeting tents ana a,
noon the Peekskil sa.va-ion Army corps neia
spirited service in the square al me - 'e
camp grounds AT the morning service IN me circle
,ho psv Iohn Atkinson, OF Bsverstraw, delivered
sermon which gave great satisfaction 10 MS heareis
S ia Inc a condnctea exercises at Gree
of very Interesting chiracter mares mar - Nrll ny
est a daughter some twelve years ago ago ana nag
founded the Mission in her memory. ne spoke OF
untitled cnn He was followed BY Jonah Carpenter
of The Jersey city branch OF the Mission. his Noia
nay OF We g Of the Pittsburg penn Mssion
Mrs Fall assistant matr3n OF me ,bs siSee No.
ali OF whom made interesting addresses giVihs ec-
counts OF their experiences and WORK IN the service
A. 3 O'clock the Rev. George c. jayne ot SAT-
axe City delivered excellent sermon upon a
CHRISTIANS Inheritance in this Life and m me mere.
after His text was from Romans viii Il; Ana
- children then heirs heirs OF God and joint heirs
yIth Christ" The singing BY the choir was Sood
and the exercises were attended ny al ieast 'hree
thousand people 49,, -
The exercises In the evening were CONDUCTED oy
the Rev DR. Miller. and the closing services were
under the leadership Of Mr.. Crittenden; numoer
Of resolutions were passed thanking the ministers
who had taken part In the services OF the session.
with so much ability and interest; the members
OF the choir the supern tendent ana the poHceinen,
all Of whom had satisfactorily discharged the dutles
of their severa. places IL, ...Lt.,.
Al ~ o'clock the ceremony called marching
around Jerusalem" took place. II consisted IN az
the people forming In line and marching around the
camp-grounds, singing hymns. When the marcn vas
over the Sing Sing camp-meetng Tor lS9 was
thing of the past. ..
The trustees made the gratifying announcement
that the expenses OF the camp-meetnS have been
amniy met by the receipts. IL IL rather dfncut %
sneak accurately of the number OF conversions made
al the meeting The Swedes report sixty converts.
and AS far as can be learned the other conyerslols
will equal If not exceed. this number. C. y Cri-
enden who has taken so prominent part IN MS
camp-rneeting soon starts out In company WIN
Brother jonathan Carpenter. Of the Jersey City Mis-
sion and two other men. for eighteen months
tour Of the United States. The party VIII cave
Chicago on September ). in the car GOOD News.
formerly belonging 10 the temperance lecturer Jnnn
B. Cough, the property OF Mr.. Crittencen The
object Of the trip will be the establishment OF
branches Of the Florence Mission In all the principal
cities Of the country.