The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17
THIRD EDITION.
"BlG TnunsDAYn ar CAMP.


The Mcctiugs Come To n Clone After
the Usual Walk Around. Notes and
Personals.
BRANpywTSE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 16-lt
This Is big Thursday" and the last
day OF the camp meeting OF the Bran
DIVINE Summit Association. There Z
was large number of visitors tho es. {
timated attendance being about 5000 I
people. Thrie wore about COO yehi.
Giles ON the ground.
The services vero all we'll attended
and Impressive. Rev. John H. How
ard OF Asbury Church conducted the
$50 O'Clock meeting. Brother Hanna
then announced an old fashioned
walk.arounu for tonight, the choir
heading the procession, preachers and 4,
tenters folio wing. 10 far as no could
tsll he thought 1t might take place
about 10 o'clock. For himself he dues
rot favor tho usual farewell meetingl
OF: the day that camp breaks. Ii is so l
sad. but II tho people want tho NEE. /
ing they can have It.
Rev. Stephen NJ. Morgan of Mt
Salem Church theu read lat John, 8, as
tho morning lesson and preached the
sermon from the fourth verso. what
Aoever is born OF God overeometh the
world. this is the victory that over
cometh the world. even our faith"
At the conclusion OF his remlrks hoI
said; II believe the time will come
when the $4,000 ealoons In this coun.
try will be wiped out. The laws that
will repeal the present laws and the
new laws that will bs put on and the
eyangelization of the people must all
come from the Same source.
TO believe that the world is glow.
ing worse woull mean writing fall
ure' across the Bible and across the
forehead OF every minister OF the Cos
pol Men think that the world Ia grow
Ing worse when they have bad case
OF dyspepsia. We kno@ moro about
the world owing to the quick puLl,ca.
ton OF news OF interest. Mems con.
xclenoos are being quickened and thsy
think the world Ia growing worse,
when It really indicates that the world
ie growing better"
Rev. MIR. Osborne delivered the ex.
hortation.
Rev. L. W. Laylleld at 1870 O'Clock
delivered his farewell talk to the chill
dren who crowded the tabernacle.
Their singing was spirited aud tho in.
terest seemed to be greater than it
has ever boon.
Rev. +. Il. Dixon. OF the Providence
Avenue Methodist Church, Oh ster
was the preacher Mt the Afternoon ser.
vlce. His text was. st. Matthew kill
IS 40: again the Kingdom OF Heavier
Is like unto a morchaEtman seeking
gOodly pearls, who. whom he had found
one pearl OF great price, went and cole
all that he had and bought IT,"
After Mr.. DiNon's preaching Mr.
Osborne conducted holiness meet,
Ing. Converted persons werc Invited
to come forward and se8k tho secont
blessing, the gift Of entire sanctilicl
ton. A numjer OF persons cam,
and announced that they had receivet
the gift.
The Rev. William b. Osborne and w
h. j. Lingo took leading parts IN
Pentecostal meeting In the tent at TIL
head OF the grounds this afternoon
A large crowd was present. Fou
perBons came to the altar to seel
entire sanctifieatioD and many wer,
satisfied
Rev MIR. Hanna led the young PEG
Piles meeting In the absence of Brothe
Dulany, who had gone home.
THE LAST SERMON.
The final preaching service was at
tended by great congregation. 4,
prevent promenadinE ropes wer
stretched about tho tabernacle
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. MOI
gan. Mr.. Hanna made some remark
appropriate to the approaching en-
aud announced the program me Tor til
walk.around to take place afterward
Following the wnlk-nrOund the peop
would again aSsem ble In the tRbsrnac
for testimony meeting, when ther
would be another opportunity for til
unsaved to coma forward.
The Rev W. ID. White took his tex
tram hebrews l. -: ~ therefore, he
abe also to save them to tho utt 81
most that come unto Him. seeing ii
ever liyeth to make intercsssion fC
them"
Mr.. Whites sermon was delivers,
with great earnestness aud force.
After tho msctins the walk Ground
was held Tho choir and carneti.
lei, fol owed by the preachers ali
they In turn by the people. ali sinXin
We Are Marching TO ZiOn" All.
they had marc he'd around the circl
they entered tue tabernacle. where II
salute by waving the handkerchief
was given All Then sang In II
sw, ss Bye nnG Bye" IN lie There
aud All Hail the Power OF Jesu
Name" Au experience meeting WI
then held ind the exercises conclude
with general han,l-saake.
A MEETING OF IHE ASS3LlATIDN.
The Camp MeeuIg Association mi
this afternoon, with John ". bay /
tho chalr. aud Roy. Asbury Burkl a.
feoretary. Manager Gruhb desire
that hereafter tho manager should NJ
have the sole responsibility of gavin
out privileges The matter OF teaain
the grounds for tents where the stoi
now is was referred TO tine truste,
ON motion OF J, Il. QuiGg II was d
6lded to Incorporate In the laws
the association, rule to prohibit a
games within thu limits Of the gruunc
during camp meeting. Frank
Mitchell reported the telephone ha
nearly paid expenses, ON motion
second story WIS ordered but
ON the preachers tent. On motion {
Rev. AIR. Howard, the matter OF r.
moving the stables on the north al
west sides OF the ground was referre
to this trustees.
TRUSTEES NLSU MET.
The meeting of tho trustees W
fully attended |. wac uScided to u
tho proposed second lluur of &
preachers tent as a bod room and Il
lower liocr as a reception room. :
Pauns Association rsGeIYel pertnissic
TO make the contemplated change
the boarding. tent aud table. Moss:
Mitchell, Cir bO and John son were /
ferred the matter OF chair ding tbs 81
OF the stuJib5. A pump was ordor
placed on summit avenue. The Loo
tion Committee was referred tha IN.
Ter OF leasing tho ground where t
store now stands.
A committee com posed OF James
Morrow. william A. ilaklll. saint
ii. Baynard. William II. Foulli anu
Magargle was appointed by tho
FauIs Association 10 make the st
gsstad alterations The cook tent II
tables will be changed 50 that they V
not be In front or the tent,
NOTES aNp PERSONALS.
The mem crs oil tie choir W,
tr'ated to ice cream Dy ltey. L
Lay ield.
This la Presiding Elder BnrrNt
.birthGay, aud whch he returned
41mRI from Joanna Heights he was
10y number OF lr.Guds, W
scented to lin several g!tts.
.Sun5 OH the grounds to-day;
W. ". johnson OF hester, Mt. u
Alr5. William Lodge OF IsramdywI
HuRdrsi, Truman j. Wallace, IL.
Barlow, William L. Robinson. Dn
X. Smith, Paul Bright. OK Sheriff Jan
MaItin Mrs clifford Mecannon, N
bnra Z. Armstrong, John 81, Baker, \
aud Alrs George w, Toli Charles
1lndali, lsaaC Woodrow Daniel
Forrest of Wilmington. M!ss Ha.
yorrliow Of South Ghestsr, Abr
Palmer of Chrlstiaua Hundred. s.
Bernice {, Wood oil Philadelphia.
Mr. mud Afra I.aun ElIfn,t ~ ~