Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03
The Camp at jackson Grove.

The Camp at Jack son Grove.
SUNDAY SCENES AMID THE TENTs-A DEATH
IN CANA WASHINGTON PHOTOGRAPHERS
FINED.
Correspondence of the THE EVENING STAR:
JACKSON GROVE. B. P. r. R.,
August Sd, 1855.
Among the arrivals Saturday was the family
OF Rev. b. Jon es, including six small children
which some of the ladies on the ground took
under their care. Saturday night Rev. ]. w
Trout preached, and prayer meeting followed.
The infant son of Mr.. Jos. Pearson. of GEORGE
town, died about o'clock yesterday morning.
The family left for home yesterday morning.
SUNDAY IN CAMP
The morning prayer meeting yesterday was
conducted at 6:45 by Rev. Mr.. Trout. A mum.
Der of arrivals on the ground helped the attend
ance at the experience meeting at Q O'clock II
was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Trout and con.
tinued to within few minutes of the preaching
at an early hour. All the trains arriyin9
brought out passengers and during the dav ir
cindlns children, the numbers approached
At 1890 o'clock the tabernacle was filed to
overfiowing. oN "
THE CHOIR,
seated near the platform, was composed NJ r.
ID. Spurrier, director; Miss Florence Herring
organist; Mrs. BurrOugh, Miss Evans. Mrs DR.
Jordan, of Baltimore, Mrs Spurrier. of West.
minister, Miss r. Grigg, Mrs Grigg Miss Catheil
ano MISS Burrough, OF Washington; Mr. w.
Decide, L. A. Murray and DR.. Jordan of Balti.
m ore, bassi. ' "a D"''A-
Seated on the platform were Revs DR.. Drink.
house: Mr.. Kinzer, ]. r. Nichols, Arnett. and
Rev. I. ]. Cross. Of Severn circuit M. il. church
The sermon was by Mr.. Greenfield His text
was jeremiah vi, 16, and his theme the old
paths. WIG W"
During the service the anthems, 81 Have Set
Waterman" &C., and "Jerusalem, NV Glori.
first including duet by Miss B1rrourh and M she
Spurrier and the solo parts in the lstter NV
Miss Grigg. Mrs. spurrier and Mr. Murray. ~
tent of Mrs. Parsons, where Miss Griea' Miss tns
Florence Grigg, Mr.. Decide and others rendered
excellent music with organ accompaniment.
Jones, OF Anne Arundel county, whose theme
was Christ Before PLATE" Matthew, xvii: 30.
A WASHINGTON PHOTOGRAPHER FINED.
During the day Sheriff Fowler and Officer
Wayland, of the western district of Baltimore
were on the ground assisting Officers Stallings
they had little to do. Mr.. John Nephews q
photographer OF Washington, some DAYS ACC
tented some three hundred yards from the rail-.
road. and has been doing good business. Yes
terday morning 1t was reported that he Intend
ed 70 continue business on Sunday, and the
MANAGEMENT nng mel admonisned him not to break the
| SUNDAY law becoming apparent that he did
not heed this advice, Officer Stauings served :
warrant on him in the afternoon, and he WA
not deny the charge and paid fne Of SO with
| $2.4O costs. An immense crowd surrounded
tne ponce tent during these proceedings.
| Later In the afternoon young peoples meet
| ing was held In the tent on the avenue. back q
| the tabernacle, Rev. G. n. Robinson i'm charke
The evening services were conducted By Rev g
| s. Arnett, OF Cecil.
THE TENTERs IN THE RAIN.
About the close Of the services there was
slight rain, which, about $50 O'Clock, increased
to very heavy one. The tents, however
being nearly all provided with flies the tenten
| suffered little Inconvenience.
The prayer meeting this morning was con
! Quoted BY Rev. III. 0loendalA