Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-05
0ND AT CAMP.


o5ovllAE CAMr GRouND, Sept. A.
80 to-dAy were of unusual inter.
~ next 70 tho last day and tho
VG1o deeermlnod 10 take all they
&C4 efthe services A large crowd of
~ Seoro n attendance during the day
~ ovoulng there were about 400
y ~ - grounds.
~ worship was held at $50 a. m,
Sy4 ~ The prayer and experience
~ = os30 Il was In charge of Rev.
$onA Of Philadelphia, who made
o1dfuss and was followed by Rev.
9UjndellA The latter, who is called
Ht1ber Of the Camp, y is very popu-
~ saud was listened to with the
= ottoution.
III O'Clock Rev. George X. Morris,
M ~ ~ PnuFs NJ. +. church at Phla-
~ Dt0nched tho morning sermon.
kq0k hls txt from Matthew 1920, on
e Ieu0erness of Christ" We preachers
Il great mistake when we use the
~ - exclusively and rcpulsively
ND sinners. Christ didn't but plead
Mem In all the Tenderness of heart TO
~ SkCm tho wrath TO come. He went on
1oln the figures which Christ uses In
Mkt The freed" being very son and
~, eusily swayed by the breezes, is
- 11me men who are easily persuaded.
- ~ are good among tho good; inditIer-
- &lnoug the Indifferent, aud bad among
1ad. They are not 10 blame for il, as
W food having no strength of its own is
~ TO bow to the breeze. The smoking
= like those who were once famed
~ grace but has gone out and thore Ia
~ spark lcft, just enough to be offen-
|Vo to the church. Everything is going
X1png with them and the church is going
- HE dogs. They are stencil TO The
frils Of those In the church and II would
~ 1hr better II they were out oft.
X The services this afternoon were again
b 1nGereUttnR The last conference meeting
h! snas held in tho tabernacle. DIR. Neely re-
y 6nmod HE talk on tho history Of Metho.
diem and tho government of the church.
VI A1lnrwaras q discussion followed on the
5 = Evidence Of Salvation" A number of
NJ Vomaxks were made on it by DIR. Necly,
UGwA Jones', Wilson and several others !;
DIs Neely's talk being very interesting
m obstructive.
& 4ho children held their last meeting at
# ~ = the stand. THIS was a novel meet
RI = Ne like never being witnessed here
n 1GsbG0. Amer the children were addressed
- McAichAel, and several hymns were
nng, hey formed In line headed by Rev.
1Wo8, and marched down the circle Just
\ ~ thb older folks do at the close of camp.
Hbeoo meetings have bcen under the Rev.
n. Royor ever since the first year of the
n aud "who," prominent I
n aGlntster once said here, twas born TO
eqD1h children.
s. Before the appointed hour for preaching
q eosvioss this afternoon,the auditorium was
Wpll Allied by congregation, eager TO hear
x - sermon to be delfv cred by Rev. J. o.
NJ Hjtsun the dramatic preacher and lecturer
&5Cet NJ tabernacle NJ. +. church, Philadel-
~ ~ Rev. Mr.. Wilson. who had been
II 44asd BY great many on the lecture plat
N ~ 3G1m, has many admirers on the camp
y S~1nd ~ was clearly demonstrated by
4: oelr timely attendance and marked atten-
4 - throughout the sermon. He took for
Z - tnaIa Of sermon Psalms 8; 3, 4. He
Dcxibed his text as the telescope through
..s k1oh David was visible viewing the
S S 1yens. He proposed and afterwards pro-
& I'D 70 answer the question, "What is
- ~ Not compared with earth or in
IsGon0eax1 with his fellow man, but with tho
ee1al universe as a background. Then
& 1ler giving very scholarly and philoso-
No description of tho heavens, speaking
seg ~ bodies consisting of planets constela-
& &1o0a, etc., therein contained, maryelling {
Y 1Ae1r velocity, immensity and at their dis
tar.Oe away from tho earth, he proceeded
& - show wherein all these, though wonder
M were not In any respect worthy ofcom-
e paxisoa with man.
Among other reasons assigned for having
thts higher opinion of man were that he
y en- think, reason, compare, judge, &c. I:
ncne Of which anything in the material
= uuiverse could do. That he had W i'll, a
& nomcry, = soul and was immortal facul-
{ - tp which no material body known has
As91 ~ an evidence that this was the high
Y 1r3ntOn which God entertained for man, he
- the instance of his giving his son for
~ eake alone. He spoke for almost an
81 eoe and almost held his audience SPELL
pand by his eloquence
xh3s was also the last night for the young
$Ioope6s meeting. They met at 6:i5, a
unxter Of an hour earlier than heretofore.
eouslsted OF singing, praying and tosti-
Y Doules which were many and spirited.
n ny then formed in line and marched
4 1EDm the tabernacle down to circle, around
~ west aisle, up the east and down TO the
oon1so aisle to the stand where they were
11enissed. 1t was grand time and viii
pever be forgotten by those who partc-
u1ed In II.
IS 8ev. +. 9. Coxson. president of the as
+ pcolatton, preached this evening from He
Z brewA z; II, Is. 1t was an excellent SER
I Dca, strongly exhorting sinners to flee
Z ffom the wrath to come. DIR. Swindells
q allowed with one of the most powerful
= qxhOrtations ever delivered on the camp
8 GSoond.
A large number of seekers were at the
o11aF, and number of conversions took
pence, the meeting not closing until near
I Midnight.
Campmeeting at Quarryville.
Lovers Of campmeetings will have an
opportunity Of attending one on next sun
{ day, which will be easy to reach. Mount
e1nai congregation Of colored people from
HilItown, Colerain township, will hold a
ueeting In f. b. Fritz's woods, at Quarry
vile, and large crowd is expected Ar
1nngements have been made for large
esowd Of people TO go down from this city.
N Reading railroad will run two special
ogains down during the day, and tickets at
Doduced rates will be sold. The woods in
1hich the meeting will be is less than
+. hn1f mile from the station.
S Ihe trains will leave King street at $3.50
4 $ n, and 1880 p. m. Returning they will