Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-20
WOrshiP i'm the Woods.
CLOSING DAYS IN CAMP,
[Special CorreApondenc1 OF The Stn

Especial Correspondence Of The Stdrl
WASHINGTON GROVE, MONTGOMERY Co.. Nd,
! August 2O.-The sun shone brightly yesterday
and the air was delightfully."- cool. The early
prayer meeting was of great interest, as was
also the eight and a-hai O'Clock experience
meeting. At the 1890 meeting there was
large crowd, probably over two thousand, COM
| posed principally OF people from the surround
Ing country, and during the remainder OF the
| day the assemblage steadily enlarged. Tho
| sermon OF the morning was preached by the
| Rev Mr.. Deale, and was attentively listened TO
by the large audience. Before the sermon Q
| dollars. The last ladies meeting was held In
| the large tent at two O'Clock, and was q meet
ing OF especial power. To-day, In place Of this,
Womans Board of Foreign Missions, which
| Mrs. Pearce Will have charge OF. The childrenS
| meeting was well attended, and MI. PeArce
them Of the love Of God. 4 the conciasion q q
bis remarks and the recits aon OF seventeen
verses, ten by the girls present and seven by
little ones, who entertained them with an an
amusing and instructive address. The secra-
mental service was held at three O'Clock Rev.
Last supper and commenting thereon before
the invitation was given to all christians to par.
take OF the bread and wine. About three hum
were coiored. Twenty OF the communicating
were ministers. Rev. Messrs- Barnes and Nor.
ris ,.,s conducted the young peoples meeting,
The sermon at night was preached by the
Rev. Mr.. Mckenney, pastor OF Hamline church,
who took as his text the 30 chapter and 3sth
shall receive for the wrong that he hath done,
and there Is no respect OF persons He intro.
duced the discourse by stating that all who
live holy life, and had their thoughts ana
desires directed Ia different channel from that
Ia which they were. Then saying that all knew
what the wrong was without its being explained
and shown by him, he stated that all things
were subject TO law, and proved this to be 90 n
all nature and In the human Life. Then saying
should govern the life OF each and every in6i-
vidual, he pictured In graphic language tho
result II the Bible was not acknowledged TO be
sne sne law I0r ce1nntrolling 3n humanity he said
law necessary without appealing elsewhere
Then IN burning words he told Of the certain
ieward ,v for sins and showed how, in the DAY Of
personal wealth, influence and address. which
would not then, as now, with the aid OF dts
peig9 Myes m prevent the wicked from
be just and fair. In life to-day could be seem
the rewards OF sin-sickneSs, penury and insan-
ity very often being traced back 70 the SINS Of
earnest exhortation to all TO leave the wrong
and cleave TO the right. Rev. Richard Norri1
!hen in @ sook the stand and IN an earnest e5sorsa
was on the ground In the shape or pocket Pc.
tolls, and he asked any one who had been given
WHISKY 10 dfTuk 10 report u ufLu ~ JILL tA0
Offenders could be brought to justice. When h0
ended his exhortaton SIX persons came 20 the
altar, and four were happily converted.
A couple OF tramps becoming obnoxious, they
were put In q freight car and shipped towards
the setting sun. b.
"Every day adds to the number or canfi-
dates for the Governorsh1p In MassachuSetta
but Henry Z. Pierce and Lieut-Gov. Long are
most prominently mentioned
q There was ice quarter OF an inch thick
on Mount washington last Friday
John Nelson, q London actor burst q
DloOd vessel while playing Romeo, and died
En ElInln rev minutes. He was the husband O.
Cariotta LeclercQ.
a "A Seven-year-old Philadelphia boy p1cno0
q womans pocket In the street, and spent 10
money In treating two little girls to supper C
Goldfish cakes and peaches.
smallpox OF q malignant type has broksH
ada.
sYTne santa Fe and Los Vegas stage was
stopped by htghwaymen on Monday, And q.
Governor Army. Of New MEXICO, ana 8 Il.
SIranan, or New York, passengen were ro6oed.
hasses hmS n'sn~aymen rode away on the seaeo
y