New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
FERTOR AT OCEAN GROVE.
DIR HANLON breaches THE REGULAR
FIRST MONDAY SERMON.
THREE SERVICES AT ONE TfME-PREAcHlNG BY
THE REV. DR.. GEORGE p. CLARK or EN'-
LAND. AND THE REV. DIR. JULIUS E.


THE REV DR. GEORGE P. CLARK. OF ENG
LAND. AND THE REV DR. JULIUS e.
GRAMMER or BALTIMORE.
Ocean Grove. Aug ~ (specaD-The de-
vout Methodists attending the camp-fnee,ins
were up bright and early this morning. ana re-
haired 10 the Tabernacle at 80 o'clock. where
they renewed their conservation for the ser
vices Of The day An hour later President
Stokes conducted family prayers for the oene-
fit Of the hotel guests.
rousing holiness meeting kept Things livery
in the Tabernacle at o'clock. The ReV' D. H.
Daniels was the leader. Across the camp
ground at the same time the young people
were holding their daily service in the tempe
The Roy Charles II Yatman led this meeting
In Thornley, Chapel at the same hour the Rev
William Franklin held an inspiring neiping
hand meeting
The threatening weather somewhat dimIh-
ished the attendance at the initial preaching
service AT lO:30 a. m. The audience numbered
600 The opening prayer was SAID py 'he
Rev George X Norris Of the Boston iheo-
logical School The sermon was preacheo py
the Rev DR. Thomas Hanlon president oi
Pennington Seminary. who for the last hiteen
wears has occupied the pulpit every Initial Mo"-
dav morning of the camp-meeting
DR. Hanlon announced as his text Romans
viii. rs. The Spirit itself beareth witness WIN
our spirit. that we are the children OF "ou'
DIR Hanlon was at his best. and put into the
Monday sermon all the vim and ferVor OF sehu-
inc spiritual inspiration. II was strong eA-
hortation for spiritual blessing, and an earnest
energetic appea! for renewed ACTIVITY III TIC
ranks of religion.
Al the end Of the sermon the Rev Charles H.
Yatnan. clad in the regulation white raiHeh'
made a few remarks along the line OF the SCI
mon. and ended by requesting those 10 rise "ho
desired baptism in the Holy spirit Nearly
one thousand in the audience were on tnelr isei
in an instant The remarkable meeting ehueu
with a service of fervent prayer, the dltdr pe'ie
crowded with fearful supDlicants "a.
A. 20 o. m Mrs Lizzie Smith held her dally
meeting in the Tabernacle. and a number arose
for prayers. .,, ,,h, o,,,
a large attendance The Rev. George p Clark OF
Yorkshire England. delivered the sermon IRON III
the text Isaiah H. HIP: so shaA my WoIu r DC ne
thaf poe,h forth out OF my mouth IL snail re-
urn INTO me void, but ii shall accomplish thal
which please and it shall prosper IN the thlns
v,hareto | sent H. For ye shall go out wlth JOY,
and be led forth with peace the hou"tdia'' ar
the hills shall break forth before you into sing
IN and ali the trees Of the field shall clap their
hands ,,. -. .A.,a
Dr. Clark first paid glowing trlpute 10 M tIie sta So
bilitv and worth OF the Bible, emphasHng the
frlIitfulness Of the Word. He pleaded FOR more
general and far-reaching adoption OF the ia.teE
part of his text in which the coming forth OF
the sinner is sure to be succeeded oy the ins
our bv God He ended by painting vivid word
picture Of the reward that awaits the righteous
and the toys that are found IN salvation
At $50 O'Clock 1000 worshippers TOOK part III
the vesprr services led by Mr.. latman
The hnal sermon OF the day was preached Dy
the Rev Or. julius T. Grammer, OF Baltimore, a
Protestant Episcopal clergyman. Ee selected MS
text from Philippians iv. /: The Lord always
and again | say. rejoice" Ii was mastery ser
mon. and when the doctor sat down an invitation
to the pentents 10 come forward and seek tne
Saviour brought dozen people to the altar Mr.
Yatman took charge of the revival service
The preachers tomorrow Will be; Morning
the Rev DR. { NJ Frost. of WatsOntown. Penn
afternoon the Rev George II. Neal Jr OF Key
port n ]; evening the Rev. J. VI. Henderson.
NJ r.. Of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church. Brooklyn.