The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-12


ful man. On Thursday afternoon he
expressed his thanks to the preachers
who had assisted him at the amp. /
Each one had filled his appointment
promptly. and tho attendants had lis
Tened TO eloquent sermons that he I've .
lteved would yet be Instrumental IN
bringing salvation TO many souls.
he also thanked the members OF the
choir for the assistance they had rem.
deTed In praislnE God. Sacred musiel
was great means of interesting and,
edifyipg the people and all had done
their part without grumbling or com
plant.
lie also thanked the congregation
for the good order that hai been
maintained, for the interest manifest.
ed lnthe services. and for the iberulitv
exhibited. He thanked the children
for their attendance and Row. Mr.
Short for the Instruction he had given
them.
He also thanked tho tsnt holders for
thelr fofbearunee and mGEHaEiHlity.
This camp was unlike many others
be had attended. For tho past seven
days he had not heard a single enm.
plant from any one. Usually neigh
bors were t:oubleaome, OF there we're
complaint o. larbuGe, erDHchments
and general management. lie was
thankful for the happy disposition
manifested, rs IT indicated that the
world wns changing for this better. He
was also thankful for tho fourteen
Bouls that lad been converted, and
trusted that there might yet he many
others.
He thanked the reporters for the
favorable and truthful reports they
had made of the camp ami it's pro.
4 81 a 81
uone by the reports published in re-
gard to the sanitary condition OF the
grounds, and tile association still fell
the baneful effects. AHltle plain talk
with the fOl lnGf reporters has doubt,
less had Its influence in preventing
undue impcitihpuec. he press re,
porters, some one had said were not
very good looking but they looked
good, and be believed they uieaut well
and lie appreciated their services.
Rev. Mr.. Jewell returned home THIS
morning., accompanied By his wife.
and as there Mere two conversions
last evening, making 10 iii al. and rs
the collections from the varipu;
sources had exceeded thDso of lnsf
year by at least sl0D while tile OK
penses had been less, he was III Il tul
thankful mood. lie has certainll
done well, and should lie continue Il
the future as In the pnst, ho will rpr
talnly eventually o. greeted with tbs
ealutation, Well done. gool and faith
ful serEnnt, come up higher"
MUSIC AT THE CANT,
Rev. Mr. Terry. who had Charge 0
the singing, discharged his duties IN :
very acceptable mnnHer, and proves
that lie could Justly Cilim to rank wilt.
Prof. sweeney and o. her accumpishe,
Vocalists. Miss Gtac5 Qiigg, VIII
presided ut the organ. greatly aide
to render the efforts OF tho choir ac
oeptlble. She certainly deserves TIN
THANKS uf all interested III that depart
ment. Mrs. bowman .Nghu rcnderet
many solos in very pleasing style
possesses an excellent voice a!.d wa
considered rs the most aecoma .lshel
cantatrlce present Other iaIles ant
gentlemen deserve commentator TO
their assistance.
CL15ING EXERCISES
The meeting of the Epworth t.oagu
at 8 O'Clock WAS IN charge III hag Ell
Hubbard. It was largely attended
and great Interest manifested.
The $50 O'Clock meeting was ais
largely attended, and 1t was prOlongu
until after 10 O'Clock, when rain con
meneed a.ling.
There was quito large gathering {
young people at tho upper part OF I'll
grounds. the attendance being Gniea
ally larEe compared with other evel
tngs. md the confectionery and i,
cream stands We're continually erUY
ed. Such aruyh Lad not bbfore o
CURED at the cdmF,and tho Pronriete
were made happy in counting the
gains.
A heated controversy occurred
the vicinity between set Of youi
men and boys from the Greek al
;, country adjacent, and for time
personal encounter seemed sEIlnen
4 OF many threats were SO loudly mao