New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09

-oo ,.r,o. &, the evening instead of being held at
the circle. was held in the Tabernacle when was
we'll filled by an a,dience that was greatly pleaseu
with fine sermon preached by the rev W. h'
ScoheId of Lawrence. Long Island
Among the arrivals of Friday evening were the
p.y Mr. Winans of Newark; the Rev. 8 A.
Sands and his family. from Connecticut 'he rev
George Adams OF Northport Long Island the rev
W c. Steele. OF Brooklyn ana the rev - IA ''''"'
of New-York city.
Al the services in the circle yesterday morning
the Rev Angelo Osrander. of PoushKeepse'
nreached from John XXI, -: What Is that 10
thee? follow thou Me-" and impressed upon
his hearers the supreme duty of personally FOL
lowing the Lord. Previous to the sermon
nv Bowdish informed the people at the meet
ing that the rule prohibiting the sale OF aru-
cles on the grounds on Sunday would be enforced
strictly. ,-,...
The revival services held in the circle throughout
the day between the regular services, are con-
ducted by the Rev. Dr. Thomas Harrison HIS re-
ysed edition Of Precious Hymns has been
sdopted for use all the services AT TINS camp
meeting.
The praver-meetings in the Swedish tent. on the
west side of the camp grounds. are increasing III
,ba number OF attendants. A number OF the Swe-
dish people arrived Friday night and large aadi-
lion TO their colony expected to arrive last
night
The services yesterday afternoon were devoted 10
the temperance cause. At o'clock there was
nraver-meeting in the Duane-st. tent. and at 2:SO
large audience assembled in the circle TO listen 10
the temperance speakers. the Rev. Dr. W. C. steele
and the Rev Dr. c. H. Mead. At the end OF THIS
service prayer-meetings were held in the various
tents In the grove and at 7:3O in the evening DIS
Steele and Mead addressed another large gathering
in the circle .
To-day IL is expected that there will be great
increase in the attendance. From the beginning
SUNDAY has always been the principal DAY OF inc
camp-metngs Farmers from the surrounding
country people from the Westchester villages ana
from New-York City have always taken advantage
of the day of and go 10 camp meeting Juuglng
from the way the meeting has begun II IL Is ciear
and not too hot. there will Re to-day one OF the
largest gatherings of recent years on the Grounus
The programme for to-day is as follows: Al d
Duane-st tent There will be an IAN old-fashioned
Methodist love feast" Dr. Bowdish expresses II;
at 9 o'clock AT 1880 the Rev George Adams, OF
Northport. Long Island, will preach at the circle.
AT o'clock there will be a prayermeeUng III the
Duane-st tent at 2 o'clock the Rev 5 Parks Cad-
man breaches at the circle. Then at O'CLOCK
there will be the children's meeting IN the iaber
nacle followed by the Young Peoples meeting at
i3O At 80 the Rev. Thomas Harrison Will preach.
The police of the camp grounds are investigating
an unpleasant affair that happened on FRIDAY
night Some person or persons unknown entered
one OF the rooms OF the Brummell House and car
ried off q satchel belonging to young woman at
tending the camp. The satchel contained guam
tity Of clothing and about $50 In money Yesterday
morning the satchel was found by the roadsoe
some distance from the grounds. The clothing was
intact but the money was missing