Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-13

and 81 for its text, and "7hc Culture of
the Sou" for it's subject. God, he said
has endowed ,nan with IN acquste fac
ulty and set .efcre 1t the whole world,
with all that 1t represents OF pleasure
and profit, for an achievement. Jesus
teaches ii it were possible for man 10
gain the whole world ii would no. be o
sole worthy pursuitof an immortal spirit.
Anything worthy the sole punishment
of an immortal spirit must have two
elements, the power to satisfy, and it
must endure; neither of which the world
possesses for the soul. Therefore there
must be some higher object Of pursuit
for man. That object is the culture of
the soul. We know the soul by its at
tributes. 1t can feel, think, will, and is
immortal, and because of this these Ca
pacities. It is the supreme objec: of our
lives to cultivate and ennoble it. NOW,
what shall it profit man if he gain tue
whole world and lose his soul!" After
the sermon there was revival service
Professor Sweeney led the singing ut
several services. j. ]. Hamburger, ].
Norris Robinson, Ralph Stone, james
Dimeow, Victor X. Pyle, j. d. Maicr,
Jr., and w. II. Weldin, members of
Grace orchestra, furnished orchestral
accompaniment at service of song
preceding the morning sermon, and for
the first hymn at the first service, and
played at the children's and young peo-
pies meetings. Early in the evening
the choir and instrumcntaists delighted
q large gathering with musicale on st.
Paul's avenue.
The red hot spirit which first mani
tested itselfat loyefeast was character
istic Of the ensuing services. At the
revival services there were several con-
versions. The collections amounted to
about 5000.
The visitors included Mr.. and Mrs. II.
g. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Darlington, William +. Robinson, G..
Wesley Weldin, Robert b. Wheeler,
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Baker,J. Augustus
McCaulley, Charles S. Robb, George w.
Mccullough, Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Todd, Mrs. Forbes, Thomas s. Bellah,
Willard L. Davis and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. o. Brown, Deputy United
States Marshal George d. Watson, VIII
liam G. Mahaffy, John Wise, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fl. Curry, S. J. White and
.iitAJ tAS liloocS nlilltl, 4ui. anu NILS
John S. Talley, William Lawton,
William A. Hukill Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Pierson, L. X. Crawford, ]. Winfield
Scott and family, Charles H. Combs,
Gilpin p. Underwood, DIR. Jacob +.
Frantz, E. A. Watson, Harvey Hick-
man, Thomas ]. Talley and family, Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Stidham, William Elliott,
w. j. Lank and family, Water Commits
sioner II. +. Pickles, Zachariah Pickles,
DR.. L. w. Finn, DIR. Irving Finn, John
Robinson and family, p. Plunkett, j. b.
Martin, Benjamin DEMO, G. w. Good
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. |. 7. Parker, Henry
W. Sasse, John G. Sasse, Jr., Charles j.
Campbell, Winfield S, Simmons, Will
liam II. Lungren, Miss Greta Wood,
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Wood, Miss Fannie
Matlack, Clarence E. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Y. Nlissimer, e. A. Van Trump,
Jr., l.. G.. Stidham, John H. Bennett,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ainsworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Mullin, J. Herbert Mullin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Culbert, Mrs.
Margaret B. Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Griffith, George W. Vernon,
Howard Vernon and family, Mr.. and
Mrs, q. N. Broadway, Enoch Moore and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. James IL. Rich
ards, Mr.. and Mrs. George i. Miller,
Miss Mamie McCracken. Alfred Cover
dale, William McCracken, Miss Lydie
Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Casper
son, Leslie Caspcrson, Mrs. Joseph r..
Adams, Harry Adams, L. Y. Layton,
Edgar Mayne, Herbert Maync, Edward
Pierce, A. Il. Crow, Hamilton Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beadenkopf,
Joseph Martin, Miss Ella Brown, Will
liam Murgatroyd, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c..
Mccall, John b. Cook, W. S. Tanguy,
Harry Hates, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yer
ger, Mr.. and Mrs William S. Moore, DR..
John G. Fahey, D. +. Loary and family,
William Moreland, Noble Il. Hadley,
Fred Beasten, John Titus, Mr. and Mrs.
William Il. Groves, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Grant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nehemiah Joseph, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles p. Maroney, A. X. Giles
pie, the Rev. w. L. Avery, Alfred Pyle,
Jones Mckay, L. Harry johnson
and family, the Rev. George w.
Burke, Mrs. Elizabeth Sbult2, Col
lector of Customs Henry Barlow,
DR., L. T. Negendank, Willard Speak
man, Frank Cannon, George Heisler,
ex-Uniied States Marshal Newlin,
Pierce Gould, Jones Guthrie, Joshua
Connor, Miss Laura Clifton, Miss Nan
Smith, Edward Robinson, George DEMO,
Miss Florence Lang, George Garrett,
Miss Irene Shcllady, Charles Black,
Mrs. Sarah Legg, DR.. J. X. Brown and
family, Mrs. Samuel Johns, De Haven
Morris and w. G. bryan.
A man named Chandler, who resides
at Hockessin, was Slightly injured by
being struck by i team.