The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
The Nr,ul.terlalI Unlop

A meeting OF the minister's sssocla-
ton was held In Y. NJ. O. A. hall at
1913 q. m, Monday. Rev. I. .. Mar
tndhle led the prayer wien announced
by DR.. r. B. Cook president. Rev. O.
"A. Hendricks, secretary read the min
iutes. shall this body have vacation
for July and August" was carried in
tho Affirmative, The next NEE ting
will be held the last Monday In Sep
TENDER.
J. Miller Thomas bill Of 80 for print
Ing, was referred to the secretary and
treasurer.
Rev. J.. p. @. Hanna recommended
10 general talk on work In lieu of his
paper Voted that Mr.. Hanna be re-
commended to the executive commit
tee on a paper, 1.-THE Best Method Of
Securing Prohibition"
Rev. Lewis e. Barrett thought yes
terday the hardest In his ministerial
experience. He had great days
work and was physically out OF order.
Preached three times Without eating
al day and was signally favored
with divine help.
Rev. j. d. q. Hanna had pleasant
day and helped Bro. Eiswald raise
$500 In three minutes 4 ilftles were
subscribed.
S6i5aH was raised in tho morning,
and Brothers Terry and Eiswald
brought up the balance OF $500 by
evening,
They were cheerful givers. The As
bury people were dellgeted with Rev.
John Fr ancls' preaching Sunday fore
noon. Mr.: Hanna preached In the
evening. DR.. Cook said they could re-
ly upon Brother Eiswald, as he was
converted in his church.
Presiding Elder Barrett said he was
glad TO hear of Bro, Eiswald's success.
Bro. Buddington referred to the
Tooth anniversary of Baptist Foreign
Missions, celebrated in his church yes
terday.
Rev. I. f. Martindalc reported from
New Castle. Our jail was well filled
yesterday. 0auGhter.) Its principal
patronage comes from Wilmington.
CLaughter.) He gave cheerful re-
port of the NJ. Il. Church.
Rev. L. II. Lee, pastor OF Gilbert
Presbyterian Church, reported Chill
dren's Day celebration yesterday, and
his congregation In good condition.
Rev. Parker of Ezlon NJ. L. Church.
reported 3 persons Joined the church
last evening. The organ broke down
but the congregational singing was
spirited.
lNuuiDH VI tlio CONeIldnI III BOOu COLI
Idltion. As.he will attend Moody's In
lstruction at Northfield, July 14th, he
hoped to bring back great blessing
ito Wilmington.
Rev. Isaac Jewell reported good
preaching yesterday by Rev. Wesley
Johnson Eleven hundred people
were present in tho evening, with good
order.
Tim masses wero getting the Cos.
pei. All creeds and conditions OF
people listened most respectfully.
Rev. L. L. Terry reported that he had
witnessed a good days work yester-
day. Rev. Short reported q success
ful tent and mission work Mt Harrison
street and preaching at Wesley,
Key. NJ. Bowman gave a cheering
report OF building prospects at Silver.
brook. Joseph z yle is standing by
them.
! Rev. Mace. of Bethel, reported good
sized congregations.
Rov. VIM. White of Goodman went
TO church yesterday morning with a
, heart at peace with God.
I No other church in Delaware needs
church ediilce so much as Goodman.
Sometimes people are unable to get in
the crowd Is so great.
ijro. Jester OF Seventh and Walnut
favored temperance work and thought
i, yesterday at the Methodist Protestan nj
church successful In raising 500
Some nine members had been received
since he became pastor. They have
good prayer meetings and large Sun
day schools.
Rev. Alfred t. Scott said Rev. J.
b. tluigg conducted an efllciont ser
vice at Harrison NJ +. Church.
: DIR. II. j. Cook reported three good
, Sunday schools OF the Second Baptist
Church. Their movement of churct
building had proven gratifying. Sue
cess had been attending the envelope
plan OF collecting, asking that every
body give something.
: Rov. :. G. Dolhow reported 81 revi
val series with the divine blessing -
East Lake Is growing apidly.ThouEh
: there were about 500 people yesterday
There were $50 seated in tho tent. Tn,
, tent was crowded and the outside was
. full.
He referred to tho temperance eau se
: enthusiastically. He was rejoicing II
! faith and work and reported penl
! tents forward yesterday.
u Rev. Green OF the Philadelphia Con
y ference had visited Father Hance, who
! was more comfortable yesterday thar
week ago.
= For five months the venerable min
lister had not been able to lie dow
!, without pain. His extreme pain hay
: ing required morphine. it had a serl
Gus effect on his mind. The age
preacher was nevertheless rel olcing II
mo Gospel. The meeting closed Wit
benedictton by Rev. Isaac Jewell.
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