New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
OCEAN GROVE AFTER CAMP-MEETiNG.
pIcKpoCKETs WHO rREyED UPON TIE ne
,,c,or.s ENTHUSIASTS ARRIVALS FROM
GREATER NETWORK.

ocoan Grove y j. Aug. 81 (SpecaDy--Thc great
camn-meeting the Institution which makes ocean
Grove frst among all resorts OF ts KIND mas ehuen
I, ran for ten days and nights. The camp NSSo''-
alton made a supreme EFFORT 10 convert All the SIN
ners in town. but, unfortunately. not all the folks
who live here summers are religously inclined or
In svmpathy with the work being done At the camp
Ten per cent at least ~ the summer population
do not even go 10 the services.
Rut there are persons who go 10 the meetings
for very worldly purposes. In this category are
the pick pockets that have been preying on the old
ladies' all the week while they were praying on
their knees around the altar at the Holiness meet
ing \ half dozen thefts committed there, from
Monday until Wednesday, have been reported 70
the police who were, and are. helpless 10 prevent
the work SO many OF the worshppers become so
nearly crazy at that service under religious ex-
element that a thief could ROB them without the
least difficulty.
Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Hopkins are New orKers
at the Sheldon House.
The Rev John LorentZ, Of Brooklyn, Is recreat-
Ing the Hotel La Pierre.
The beloved Or. +. II. Stokes, the first and only
president Of the Camp Meeting Association, has
the sympathy Of everybody here in his atlction
Although very aged. he is a remarkably well pre-
served man. cold caught at one of the Audto-
rum services has laid him from hts usuai activity
Many earnest prayers went up at the camp-meet-
Or. J. 4 Perry. Of New-York., arrived at the
Arlington on Wednesday for week OF rest
Mr.. and Mrs. II II Hopkins. DR.. j. T. Nreden-
burgh. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Barry Julius G. Gerd-
lng, G. X. Reeve and family and Mr.. and Mrs
T. b. Meyer. all Of New-York. latc arrivals at
tho hotels
Ms +. Osborn. Mrs w Bed Il. Eugene Thomp-
son Edward q. Thompson, Ethel \. Church aud
Edward o. Lee compose a Brooklyn party at the
La Pierre.
John G. Lesson. a New-York contractor is stay
ing at the Atlantic House with his father William
q. Lesson.
Joseph L. Hayden. of Washington d. C.. United
states representative at Germany and sweden dur
ing the Harrison Administration. is the Spray
View
-, Albert y. Vail Is a prominent New-Yorker at the
Sheldon House.
Daniel f. Beatty. the organ manufacturer. Of
Washington. y. j.. is at the Sheldon House with
Mrs Beatty.
preacher OF Paterson. Is registered at DIR. Starkss
Hotel
Other prominent, New-York guests Of the week
include William H. Hall a. H. Brumme. c. W.
Youmans. George G. Longey. j. b. Hun. Mrs H. 4.
Park, John IL. H. Douglass ii. Douglass. Mr. and
Mrs. A. h. Yatrer, Mr.. and Mrs +. ID. Brden-
becker Ira Relcard. William Wenrlck. O. l.. Sega
foos Of Union Theological Seminary; Stephen T.
G. Quigley. Miss Eva A. schoonmaksr. Kate Iurch.
Nugent Mrs =. c: VI: Peck Miss c. W. Peck. Miss
Agnes Dennis ". +. Forest, Lucia NJ Forest
Filth Forest. Miss Nellie Kimball, James C. Stew
ems A. Plumb Alfred Y. Blewitt. W s. Me
Keever. h. VI. Furchild william II Hall and T f.
Strong
Among the Brooklynites Mrs Kate Van
Dusen. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas q. Splint. George L.
Mrs d. $. Hoyt. William Dawson and d. II.