The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY AUGUST ls7s-wnH

through which their interior comforts and Injuries
visible 10 the passsr by over roofs Of shingie
canvas, mansArdshaped plain, tower the green
branches OF the grove save ~hsre few broad spaces
The labsrnacls 10 church not built with hands. in
the very centre OF the seats Tor 5000 worship.
set In circles under the pines facing inward
toward platform ior preachers and singers, where
also stands an organ permanent rooi shields Inc
platform, and broad sheet OF CANVAS spread SO AZ
10 cover portion OF tho seats rainy days. Here
the chief exhortsrs ~ the evangelical reunion Vne
".nrse msnnos, as 'ney are Hammond Rev A.
b. Earle aud Kew e. Z. McCabe-oit Gale In turn AZ
the several daily prayer meetings AthoSsana psopas
are now gathered Round .ke, and the princPai
services pretty well attended, Pausing near INC
tabernacle any aitsrnoon you may Witness s0cns
which become smilisr by sight 70 all members OF
the Methodist Church. and by description 70 most
people outside OF 1.-the spectacle oil minister ga
hottng or praying 10 ,oaa or UPON tne,r
Knees making deep-toued ana sometimes vcheueus
responses, and OF little children rap. 10 ave =. ps.
break IN along with organ notes that swell through
the epcampmenL and the congresation calcninR see
tun, join ia II, with closing shouts Of haneiuJan'
OTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WOMEN
Two or three large tents III different parts OF the
grove uro set apart smaller meetings. whore young
people old sinners are summoned 70 De converted
At Insse assem- ages special exhorttrs strive win
might and main 20 tempt particular SOUS way asTm
and piIilessy by name. Numbers VI sao-eysa women
are " be seen ~ ali the msstings-poor creatures
whose lives, many oil them, have been iuli OF oter
experiences. Lonely Widows uuioved wives, molhers
whose children have proved unworthy or uagrato1u,
household drudgss, women with hopeless loves,
women wa ose nves have been long solf.sacrince
and women who have sinned IN passion or ,h.
all mere, whether the miracle Dc true 'na'
there rs at the foot OF the cross.
FRANCIS MURPHY.
l stopped in front OF wnns cottage 70 pe intro
duced Francis Murphy. The leader oil the blue rio-
bon movement came out and took me warmly oy tho
hand He Is large, tall, powerful man. with rugged
heavy brows and hi lex black mus,ache slightly mixed
with gray. He was dressed IN black oroaacolh' w.
looked ready 20 don blouse ana swing s.suss ona
scythc As matter OF lact no used 10 compound
punches aud cOcktals Finally he got 70 arinkhk
tnem One ngh;-tne night OF The Soth OF July,
ls7U-he found himself Jail. lew days after the
preacher came there and held Gospel meeting ana
said 10 him III u conversation murphy 'ne.es
hope Tor you" It appears that Murphy never
forp ot those words He was released in the following
October Quitting prison no signed Inc peoge a. an
anti-iquor meeting he stated ms expsalonce 80 sne"
the subject OF temperance. Consequently DO TOOK 10
the platform, and stuck 10 ana ms pledge ever
since As Looked NJ him could not help thiaking
what terrible customer he must nave oesa on
spree. .u,u o,~.v. c,.a
member OF the press II Is inc Drains Of 'ns
country" 49,,
hoped tuere would be a large attendance next week,
when he Is begin his crusAus. "by God's neiPs =
he added, al hope ~ 90 some good wofE mere"
Murphy looks and talks IKE 'horouen'y earnest
PALESTINE IN MINIATURE
curiosity at The camp this year Is The Park oil fal
estinc which uso includes model OF the city oil Jeru
salem. The Park, designed and constructed ny Rev.
w. W. Wyths VINO also laid out similar one ~ Chau-
tauQua Lake. model 500 feet in length Of the en-
ttro country Palestine from Dan 10 Beershe0a on
scale OF 20 ieet the Ine which al The natural
features The country arc displayed and the con-
tours accurately preserved IN miniature. The peak or
snowy HePmon, representing altitude OF lO,OO0 eet
s mere oevatOn oil about twenty-five
eeI 1he plains OF Esdraeion, sharon ana Pniiistia,
the mountains OF Tabor, CARMEL Ebal, Gerzim and
In the remote distance the bleak mountains Of Juaca
are SEEN with immature cities villages beneath,
nestled among or browning the submits OF miniature
VIII ich the Jordan doscends miniature winding like
n thread TO The OF Gahiee, aud thence takes lis
rugged way to the Dead Sea When one RECEIVERS
rvm the hrst sensation Of the Ridiculous in gazing a.
TINS typographical dwsrf II Is not difficult to become
Interested 10 the ingenuity with winch II ~ con-
strucIed II 10 certainly valuable assist 10 the
student OF sacred history
TINY JgRUsALEx
The model OF the city vi JerusRLem-compieto ana
SAID 10 be very accurate-ls even more Interesting
The city IL represented scale of loot 10 100
leet tho minuture model covering area OF !, 600
SQUARE ect The Of he work the surveys made
W tho English ana Frouch governments, aided ~
over three stsreoscopic photos taken on
tue spot. All the pubic buildings representsd
with great care, and the hills and valleys around the
10 obtain better idca OF the actual cont0urs and
localities OF those sacred SCIENCES shsn could be got
IRON printed descriptions.
Sun there people who will not care TO have the
pictures OF Gethysmane, Calvary, Sloan, Oivet.
which liked IN their own imaginations displaced
by view Nj. Wythe's little copy Of the reality,
however excellent The copy may be.