New-York tribune., 1896-08-26
IN TEMPLE AND TABERNACLE.
BOTH BUILDINGS CROWDED AT TIE
OCEAN GROVE CAMP MEETING.
SERVICES ATTENDED FROM EARLY ~ the MORN
ING UNTIL LATE ut NIGHT WITH
TNABATtD ENTHUSIASM.

INABATtD EN1 N1HrSiAsN.
Ocean Grove. Aug. % (SpccaD.-Onc of the
brightest days that have yet favored tho Ocean
Grove camp-mecting dawned this morning. The
work began with the 5l5 a. IN. conservation meet
ing in the Tabernacle. where land OF fathful
Christians gathered 20 make preparation for the
days services. The Rev. DR.. Y. Andrews led.
BY Q a. the worshippcrs had sweed into the
hundreds. and both temple and tabernacle were
crowded to the doors with spiritual devotces. The
Rev. Charles II. Natman led in the young peo-
pies service. and Mis-. Margaret Bottome, of New
York also spoke rhe Rev. j. Il. Daniels led the
tabernacle holiness meeting.
Fully 1900 people gathered in the Auditorium Tor
the first preaching service OF the day. The praise
service preceding The sermon was OF unusual
length and spirit The sermon was delivered by
the Rev S. Milton Frost. Of Watsontown. Penn.
The text chosen Corinthians. XIV II, e: There
is one glory OF the sun. and another glory OF The
moon. and another glory OF the stars; for one star
dincreth from another star In glory. SO also is
the resurrection of the dead. II is sown in corrup-
tior; it is raised H. interruption" He said:
Cod rewards every man according TO MS own per
sonal worth, Ia the great collection oi Dod
ing sizes The large vessel that holds more nan
smaller. yet when bOtn full he larger can ma
no fault with the smaller: ior each Is doing Its
od IN viii m Se o. a on the
day of judgment. each according to his or her
liberaty We have Scrptural substantiation %
the soul that watereth shall be watered also him
self" If would be successful, We must give.
Give and 1t shall be given unto YOU. This Is Il
point on which Christian people differ most widely
/ have found ih5 i'm my hfJy years OF preaching
We next note that Tor every soul We have been IN
strumental In reaching ana winning for God we
shall receive a sure reward
Dr. Frost ended with stirring appeal 10 his
hearers for renewed activity and additional and
more thorough holiness in life. that the promised
reward might be the more fully enjoyed The SER
replete with genuine Me thodist vigor and
life and the speaker raised himself 10 high pitch
Of enthusiasm.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith the evangelist, conducted an
revival in the tabernacle at 80
p. m. and several asked for prayers.
The O'Clock preaching service brought out fun
attendance. The Rev. George II. Neal OF Key
port, delivered the sermon from the text Sir we
would see Jesus,
The young minister described the pleasure-ovlng
Greeks. who prone TO give free rein 10 their
lower natures. They enjoyed the good things or
life but still were unsatisted. and hnally. sick OF
their mode of living. sought the Saviour IN the
words Of the text. Peace JOY and contentment
the preacher said. can only come through Christ
and the saying that Culture Is panacea for all
human ils' il not true. for culture Is not christ
and in order 10 be happy we must seek christ ana
His free salvation o.,
The Rev Charles H. Yatnan led unusually
Tonight the Rev. j II. Henderson. of BROOKLYN
a colored minister, occupied he pulpit, and
preached sermon full of fire and vigor. His
earnest pleas TO the sinners were not unavaillng
for when the invitation was given 10 come for-
ward nearly dozen penitents accepted the invi-
To-morrow's preachers will be: Morning. Bishop
A. w Wilson. of the \. NJ Il. Church. South;
afternoon. the Rev. Willis n Reeves, Of New
Brunswick; evening the Rev. DR. j. f. Adams. OF