The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09

1a AhAAk OOh9hot VIVA 1hddol WhEn
the woods were crowded with horses
and carriages and the avenues were
thronged with people,
The exercises OF the day began with
the $50 O'Clock prayer and experience
meeting, which was in charge OF the
Esy. George Wood OF Claymont.
At 10, 80 O'Clock the Rev. Henry Sam
derson, OF Wilmington, preached from
Romans. o, ~; Now being made free.
from. sin, and become servantsto God,
We have your fruit unto holiness and
the end everlasting life.s
CHLDREK's MEETING.
At $50 p. m. the children's meeting
was held under the direction of Rev.
Mr.. Short, who explained among other
things the great deluge. and the
building OF the ark In which Noah ana
his family escaped the destruction
informed the children. greatly to their
regret. that his connection with their
meetings would cease to-day, As his
engagements We're such as to call him
to visit his fathers home
The children part with him with
greHt reluctance and some OF them
afterwards expressed wish that they
could have had his picture when dress
ed as little girl, or In his little
pants that he has had laid away 80
long and always looks at when he
goes home. or In the suit he wore
when holding to his mothers dress or
his fathers coat Ms they thought It
would be worth preserving, and serve
to remind them In after years OF the
pleasant Tours they had passed togeth-
err at Brandywine summit Camp. One
little girl hoped director would not
be selected that could not smile.
..- AFTERNOON SERMON.
Rev. Mr.. Green, OF Sloan Church,
preached tho afternoon sermon from
the 2Sth verse OF the Goth chapter of
Matthew. In his preliminary remarks
he referred to his visit to the camp
Is years ago. when he had great am
,bition to preach. but that desire had
loft him. yet he was willing to do his
duty, to the best OF bis ability. Christ
was ready to serve his follow men, and
all should initiate his example. He
alluded to the discovery of this ooun-
try by Columbus, the services rem
idered by Washington. Lincoln. Grant
Wesley, Sturgeon. Luther, Moody,
and others as worthy of commenda-
ton. but their services rendered the
lpeople, could not ho compared with
the s"ryice OF Christ, as he was more
than man.
In his death and resurrection we
must recognize that He was very God
, us we'll as man. Through Him God
was revealed and his ministry made
effective. His was dieinterested
ministry, in which no sacrificed every.
thing. even his lite. He illustrated by
referring to Damon and Pythias who
were willing to die for eachsother, and
also to d woman who. in order to pro
, tect Ii II husband and her own honor
, gave up her own life. He also alluded
to the ministry of Paul to Wesley
I Moody, purgeon and others who had
! lahored for others, and the estimation
!, in which they arc held. but they sinh
; into iusi2nliicaure when compared
with Christ. rs multitudes had beef
i saved by his ministry, and his lnilu
ence extended to earth's remotes
/. bounds, and in the end will crown al
: with everlasting life.
s EVENING SERMON.
The sermon in the evening WA
preached by Roy. A. p. Prettymln OF
e Delaware City.
THE WATER SUPPLY.
!. The water In the wells gave on
= through inceseanL pumping, but Their
i Is an abundance today to supply TIL
l. demand and what is equally drsirabl,
/ it Is of excellent quality. Invalid.
4 find IT conducive to health, and 1t
!. liberal use is advised by all who haYi
tried 1t.
THE sUPERIN TEEDEST.
Il Mr.. Mccormick had quite sever
attack OF cholera murhus on Satul
g day evening, and for Il time some o
J. his friends fcar ii that IL might be
come necessary to get another super
c 'intendent.
. A physician was called in, and afte
r IN antldotc he soon obtained relief
and on Sunday, looking pal,
. and feeling very weak. was able Il
discharge his various duties in a sat
lisgactory manner. There have bee
flew complaints thus fnr that he ha
y not boen able to adjust. and II tn
d dealer in confoctions, tho dispense
lsiof ice cream, the storekeeper, th
y lmilk-wonlnn. or the proprietor of til
u boarding tents, consider that thei
!! privileges have been infringed upoI
T. fault cannot be found with hun bu
their own contracts or the failure {
properly observe them.
FELL. FRoT A CARRIAGE
10 A lady who occupies cottage ne;
.. the upper part OF tho grounds ha
islrather an unpleasant experience {
ie AIonday afternoon. In order to amui
81 AGA Ht-4 Liz EAtlitJu 1illb tltt
'IIuf Henry Journey, which s. God in ii
'sirear of the cottage, When Il couple
iyoung lady friends gave 1t jerk al
a losing her balance she was precipitate
eS from tho back seat to the Eroun
~ tearing the skirt of her dress entire
" of. Had the garment not given wa
re she might have been suspended m
~ held head downward for sometim
u fortunately she escaped uninjIre
ne but it will be "A long time. II she kpol
II, rsplf, before she will again make
~ similar exhibition OF her agility.
SLIGHT BrbAP.
Two young men from Wilmingt,
got into az alteration ON Sunda
lis when one Of them gave tbs other
aY slight slap In the face. Friends |
10y terposcd and the quarrel was stoppe
Ok, althougla silt for assa 1T and bi
lar terry was threatened. As tho par
me would have to make his com platnt
ct, Elam, the matter most likely las bei
dropped. They IRE respectfully &C
Elected and better behavior should
fet expected from them.
ME
rot REVIVAL SERVICES.
INT Members ortha Salvation Army h
Did services in st. paul's tent, on Mond
afternoon, and by their earnest ,
dress and stirring hymns created Ct
nat siderable enthusiasm.
arc Their zeal was commended by thu
icy who attended camp meetings n h
at century ugp, and contend that I
III meetings OF the present day fail
sts. produce as great an amount of go,
l. The Introduction of n corps OF TIL
workers hero at tho tabernacle mig
TO possibly prove the instruInentallty
ltlc remove the cOiuliess aud indiiTereI
Is. which prevail. and all may be start
by the great fire II little spark kinale
SAIL OF LUMBER.
The camp Will close on Thurst
or evening, and OIL Friday, at IL II.
sci some IL coo feet of lumber will
no sold by auctiuneer LaHk, by order
no the trustees, 10 the tcst ard high
bidder Persons who reside in the
letnitg may secure bargains, as 81
iutn1er is sometimes sold for m
on tri.ie.
Ilay E Gfc person profcssed conversion
Got meeting i'll ono Of tho cottages
~. sunday.
In. A yuanH man fell in fit nenr
bread store on SUNDAY night but
soon rec ovrT-d, and with some ass
.5,o, ancn WAS ahlo To !cavr the grounds
- a HUr-O got fast Ia ono of the stat
10, ~, on Suuda% night and klc';cd down
~ stall. lac noise attracted atteRt
MI and he was soon liberated.
M. The services to-day were Gs folio
-. G.39 n. m, prayer meeting led by
'eht thur Powell; 3 30. experiences meet