Evening journal., 1893-08-15
HARMONIOUS
they Are Doing Great Good
at Camp-Meeting.
RAY TOGETHER DAILY IN PRIVATE

@nacle and In the Big Tent at Brandy
1wIne Summit-The Authorities Are
Gunning for a vandal who Came on
suuday-Rev. Fosnocht breaches.
*aff Correspondence Evening Journal.
BRANDYwINE SUMMIT, Aug. l5-The
4 n ri es more beautifully every day as
e inhabitants of this camp ground look
s t from their little white houses, ex-
citing to see dark and black clouds
ating over them, threatening down
ur of rain.
& Everybody was sure that to day would
very stormy, and went to bed last
s ght fully expecting to spend a gloomy
y in the tents. Their hearts wer
Rddened again, however, when they
& ew aside the heavy curtains this morn
3 and again looked out upon the sur
lnding hills, radiant with the glowing
gust sunlight.
& Ministers in Perfect Accord.
I never saw big religious gathering
& fore. said an exhorter on Sloan ave
e this morning, where the ministers
rked in such perfect harm ny. They
2m to have forgotten all past differ
bes aud have Joined hands for a gran
b, as it were, against Satan and his
rks.
Why talk about discord in the vii
hgton Conference, just walk around
re to the preachers tent and listen to
Pse divines praying together They
IS that for half hour every day. That
ure to result in some great good.
Pastor Fosnocht. of Camden.
Rev. l. G Fosnocht, pastor of the NJ.
Church at Camden, preached the
Fning sermon TO day, at 10 80. He is
effective and earnest talker, and has
hoice vocabulary There was many an
ouraging amen" before the preacher
closed his discourse, aud there we're
shouts when he had finished The
al revival and prayer service followed
sermon.
Dover's Pastor Tonight.
r. Murray, ex presiding elder of Will.
gton district, will be the preacher
evening. He will probably attract
|.... " eaN AoA kNoN WOth Aul NNu
Is3s that ever assembled in the taber-
nc.
IBIS afternoon there will be services
in the tabernacle and the big tent
children's meeting will begin at 1. 30
the women's meeting at o'clock.
he tent the holiness meeting will BE-
at 2 80 o'clock. and at $50 the
ng peoples meeting will begin under
charge of Pastor Dulauy
10 Prosecute a vandaI.
meeting of the camp me ting as
ation yesterday afternoon it was de
d, if possible, TO arrest and punish
person who cut the rope which wa,
to prevent promenading during the
ching on Sunday evening
Hubbard in speaking + the matter
that it was the only thing which oc-
ed on Sunday 10 arouse the iudigna
Of the association
Holiness Meetings Begin.
r Hubbard proposed that the womeI
lld hold an old time holiness meetinl
the "Dulany tent" this Afternoon
ng the children's service in the
rnacle
Affairs on the Camp Grounds.
sv. f B Short has recovered some.
from his cold, aud is now playin,
rhet, at ali the services.
rs William l. White. wife of tn,
or Of Cookman Church who preached
unday evening, left for her hom
evening
bnductor T. Parker, who occasion
visits the camp, is a very usefu
AZ the meetings He has a deep
bass voice for chorus singing an,
pray as fervently as any lay man VIII
nds
auager James H. Wright, of Ham
5er's Clothing House, is fr quen
or here. His family tent is on 81
s avenue.
lere were but two slight accident
Sunday Notwithstanding the fac
nearly 1,0U0 carriages and i,3U
es we're packed in the grove Their
only about 200 carriages here yes
ay.
wn tennis has become the favorit
noon amusement of a party Q
es at the southern end of the grove
t-pitching is indulged in by tn
lionel Enoch Moore's basso was hear
he tabernacle choruses last nigh
few of the visitors can sing an
B, but the melody.of the tunes an
mans voice is heard cropping +,
hotes ia the lower cleft every bod
rs he is from Wilmington.
st raiseth up and covereth every
3, even the camp meeting lunc
OF on the way to the camp ground
The people would rather have IL
than wet weather if the farmei
rying for rain
ssengers on the W. & N. railros
town the windows when riding
pigg 'ry," as it is called. abo'
brook The hogs, however, see
y all concerned about how Othe
hem as they wallow in the filth 4
mstacy Of joy aud contentment.
Se' Anderson, the reform'
ster, of Wilmington, is doing
pt work as head hostler on 81
nds. ike" is clever tslker and
wd fellow. He cannot only defer
wn case in court, but can arg
any white man who attempts
the wrong horse or bluff" him.
WeI-Known Ministers Arrive.
handsome aud eloquent DIR. w.
urray arrived from Dover on /
evening train. He was met on [
nds by Dr. Hubbard who took b
tent on Union avenue facing t