Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-16
Jackson Socds Carnp Meeting.


sCESgs-ALL NIGHT NEETISgs-
TIE RAIE STORM, *.
q sgcr5rIrs = Tie Er-Qigs S,gT.l
e. -,LC0so=.- q a1TE, ANNs ARUNDEL CO. .Alg-
Ell 0riGIc- ues = b. 81. and vas CCu,lgc+si
~ Rev. s. i. y -.-'rs pt L.e Foundry chnrCh,
ard lie meeting tTss one ct much spirit. Al =
o clock the Teae.-s.E -.IEtles we're common g l.
when there was very large attendance, the
COZ 1teyai,a n-I.oe-.EE nearly L not quite
Or. SyuNAS PREACHED
from the WCJL Aud one o. tie elders answered
saying unto me. What are these wGich
ase arTaye- II "tit2 robes. ard whence
come they AId 1 SAID unto hun. sly,
trou knowest-' And lie SAID unto me. .Tbe~e
are tuey which came Ont ct great tgib-
u.at.on, and nave washed thsI. robes and
Revelations, 81. Ii chapter, l5tn aud lith verses.
lis was asr.-. a, 10 5e one ID; Ge most power
~. sermons ever preached Oh camp ground.
and 30 tie SPEAKER y armed with his subject the
Congregation became much affected and gave
way % Their feelings by shouting and aepsEE.
at one t-ls IS many as forty were shD,ltipg al
once, and The scene was one but seldom Wit
messed outside colored congTe Eat:on. ~ the
CCpc. Is.oE OF tf.c sermon nineteen persons .,-e-
sgIt,d themselves az The moGrners' bench. and
nine CULEe rSlG-- "-re reported 4, . short time.
:, tTo o.c.ock several PRAYER meetings Wsre
meeting, ed by Rev. Hobart Smith.
ThE CEyECE MILITANT.
- @ CLOCK . c'T-Teg alton larger than that
a. .He morning sErsJE gathered al the stand.
when Rev. Il. =. y. Cierin occupied tle ~tsrI
and " c'had 'raE Isaiah. IN Ch'p5ar and '-t
verse, IN CT -ii@' SarT.oI, lg who, Ha --ntn o.
the tendency q flg evangelical t'cuGT,l s-lor~
70 UGl .U the gTSR- wCIS Ci GgE.ius S.l, CON-
raTl lie Low Church Episccpsli tna
arU.ltr! branch OF the service, tbs Preshvr5-
lFS they iaoi ate-). and t.ie hjstly ...r 70 a..
rary--ait5 gether making one grand rr~cc
which Won. eventually te TiC-uI,als over r6e
enemy. Over 30 zen rea.t-n.s pTcE-s.tl, Z
-1 n at
Tie "a II, the congregations, OE a. many as could,
a.JoUutd - tbs Washington meeting tent,
where two conversions took place.
AloHt SIX oecr& PRAYER md experience
meetings were Ge'd in seyeTa. tents, one con-
version taxing place in Tie Young Men :
Christian association, ana TO IA Lls Wasa.G.-
N CONSEQUENCES OF TIE RAIN,
SCI. 5es were Ec.'. ia tie tents, Rev. Mr.. West
IT5a.h ne at the Washington tent, and Ksv.
M HysCD at the Severn tent, and Rev. O. A
Han at the Young Mems Christian Association
tent--in al nine souls being converted. There
were about twenty conversions during the day,
making the total number about seventy.
ALL NIGHT MEETINGS..
The meetings were conducted At the Wash
!rCtCn tent until dayoreak and between mid
nigh ard corning there were four conversions.
Many remained up all night in their tents 81 o.
lrF. y ttit oilers who attempted 10 Danish sleep
keeief over" aud towards daybresk the sight
Presented III some tents was an interesting one.
II had been arranged that at midnight Rev pr.
Newman would denver a short address, and the
old fashioned closing scene of
MAkCHING RoCND THR CIRCLE
would AXE p!sCe, but the rain PIT stop % II,
1t, and also prevented the usual morning prayer
meeting from being held.
With the exception Of a fracas last night, in
which 1t - reported young man from AleHan-
Gria received a wound in the side, there was no
serious disturbance during the encampment.
There were during the meeting nearly 100 con-
versions, and taken all in all, il was one Of the
most Pleasant woods meetings which has taken
place for years. ..