Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-07

1uu, lfs. "a. a. LouRhehd, No.
1866; Miss ella Novel;, No. 1853; Dr.. Day,
NO. 1853; William Griffith, No. 40; George
frame, No. III; William Meolene, No.
IT.; .. T.. Potter, No. 173; William Bell,
NO. l74; Henry Barlow, No. 17s; Mrs.
Denney NO. l60; g. W. Booker, No. 1871;
MIS-. Nellie Flinn, No. 1879; Miss Ella
Isiieyl No. 1888; Mrs. Banks, No. 1884;
ths Rev. j. e. Bryan, No. 1856; John h
Martin, No. 1856; Flank Linton, No. 1877.
w. ID. Sedgwiok, No. 1888; Miss Rsba n.
Smith, No. 1883; O. O. Pepper, No. 1870.
Boarding tent life is not pleasant when
boarders have to sleep OH straw beds with
mountainous pillows of tho same make.
causing the slumberer to awaken in the
morning feeling that his nook ia alnoat
broken, and resembles the experience of
Bishop Taylor during his early sotourn
In Africa, whe-a he had stone for a
pillow.
BRASDyWNE SUMMIT CAMP GROUNDS.
Aug. 8. The sttendance upon tine aer-
vices of the first day of camp, aside from,
that OF the sojoufners here, was meaQre.
Threatening weather during the afser-
noon and early evening no doubt iassened
the number of visitors. All of the SER
vices were interesting and at each the
camp population was largely represented,
FAMILY prayer meeting, held at $50
O'Clock with Reese Baldwin in charge.
was season of much religious epi w
ment, as was also the after brehkr ~
prayer service, which was conducted bv
the Rev. Fred McKinssy. At the latter
meeting Bishop Taylor related his Chris.
tan experience, covering period OF no
wards OF half century, and the audience
was both pleased and Instructed by the
recital. The morning sermon, preached
by the Rev. b. d. Bynson, was an inter
esting discourse. His text was Psalm |
OF, and his theme "Christian Willing |
ness superinducod by Divine Power.n
Ohiidren's meeting, conducted by the
Rev. Vaughn 8. Collins, was one Of the
most enjoyable features Of the days exer-
DISCS. The afternoon sermon, delivered
by the Rev. 0. I. Wyatt. was brief but
entertaining and instructive. His SUBJ
jet, MANS Insignificanoe no Bar
to Divine Ihoughtfnlness," was rug
gested BY the text Psalm IL,
~. Young peoples meeting, in charge
OF the Rev. ]. d. O. Hanna, was not
exeeiled in interest or attendance by any
seryioe of the day. The evening sermon,
preaohed by the Rev. Isaac Jewell, de-
lighted large congregation. He onoss
Psalm LxxxIv, for,his text and "Ohris.
Eisn lndustry and Christian Discovery"
was his theme. Following this discourse
mere was brief season of praise and
'ong. Professor Sweeney of Chester
ipent the afternoon and early evening
lere and sang st several services. In
'esponse to the cordial request of many :
ia friends ne promised to visit camp on
Thursday and to assist with the music. ,
Friday, which has boon set apart IA
christian Endesvor day, will be an ocoa.
non OF great interest. The programme
or AFTERNOON and evening Is as follows:
,.ao p. m, song service, led by j. Il. ,
Aing; p. M, hymn, congreg .tion; /
'rayer, the Rev. w, Il. Avery; scripture
sading, the Rev. F. Il. Benson; singing. /
norus; Introductory address, the Rey. 4
!. u. Barrett; address, the Rev. DR.. r.. 4
4, Green of Boston; address Failure in !
)uty, Reasons and Remedies the Rev. n
. Il. Kerr, president New Jersey Chris. q
ian Endeavor State Union; PRAYER, the v
lev. DR.. W. F. Bainbridge; solo and I,
horus, j. Il. King; bsnediction. 8l5 9
M, service of song, led by j. Il. King: O
.30 p. M, conservation re- 7ics, the Rev. o
. ID. o. Kama. The exercises of that O
ay will be under the auspices of the O
Tristan Endeavor societies OF VIII. A
'ington and vicinity and pleasant time 81
I'D q large attendance, the congregation q
all evangelical churches, are o.
Ipected. Mr.. King will be precentor tc
nd Noble +. Hadley, organist. Il
Bishop Taylor and his son departed IA
par noon for Philadelphia. whence they Ii
'ooeeded during the afternoon to Ohio.
A large tent, belonging to st. Pau g D,
imp nesting Association and which was I'll
tohed to-day back Of ct. Paul's avenue, dl
u be children's and women's church. th
The necessity Of having proper lodg. $l
90 for those who are not tent. ho .ders be
70 discussed to-day by an energetic an
d wide-sTake minister and prosper We
. merchant, both from Wilmington, Il,
d they expressed the opinion that ali
mething shonld DO done promptly. ds
obably during the entire history Of
camp there has not been a comfortable M
bio sleeping tent at which visitors ga,
Md spesd night. That the camp has
Tered from this lack of suitable so- III,
cannot be gsinsaid. Possi- an
hundreds of people have remained at rer
ME because they would mot trough" II wa
camp. For the entertainment Of Gre
1873 who desire TO come he for day poj
two and those who prefer to board in
I'D Of being tent-holders during the ten
camp season 1t has been suggested
O tWoBtotied cottage be efected Thia