The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
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Gasp Meeting Note.
There was large attendance at Bran
qyvine Summit camp on Sunday. The
AR Millison, pastor OF Elan IA. Y. Church.
Presiding Elder Lynch. OF tho South
Philadelphia District. preached an elo-
quent sermon, from the s4th Psalm. with
although many OF them could not tell an
hour afterwards the text which he took,
nor the lesson which he labored to i'm part.
although they were tho better for having
heard the remarks.
oHIDRKss MEETING.
The children's meeting in the afternoon
was of an interesting character The
Angling was led by J. X. King. OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. and
Misc Grace QulgR presided at the organ.
Mr.. King assured the young folks that
their singing was better than that OF their
elders as they all sanK. and did so with
more spirit and life. He Is a good leader,
and the children as well as larger persons
like him.
Rev. Mr.. Milllson made short address
In explanation of the H,racle wrought
Through which tivs barley loaves and
two small tishes were made to feed 5000
people. showing the generosity OF the
boy who gave them as we'll as the power
OF Christ
Mr.. Millison looks somewhat like big
Indian, and reminded one vi the Rev. h
IA Hubbard. his com plexlon being some.
what similar. while his hair 10 as dark as
the rnven's wing. He 10 quite a good
tnlker but hardly equal to friend Hub
bard. who ie noted for vim as well as YER
sItality.
The ohildren's meeting was closed by a
prayer by the Superintendent. and flng-
Ina the hymn. entitled More and more
about Jesus.
GOOD SERMON,
Rev Robert A. McItvain. pastor Of the
ii. Church at the Falls OF the Schuyklil,
Philadelphia. preached an interesting sar-
mon, from the text the l4th to Goth
verses Of the third chapter OF Paurs Epis-
tie to the Ephesluns. He said ne was
going to speak of christian evolution. but
as Darwin had failed to prove his theory
be thought 1t would bN folly to attempt
10 show the fallacy of his conclusions.
His object appeared to be to show that
christianity consisted In continual
growth In grace. In works OF charity and
benevolence. and In doing good. He cited
the example of Bishop Potter In going to
labor In one OF the most benighted dis
s tricts In New York during his vacation. as
worthy Of Initiation. His advice was
timely and generally approved. even II
u should not ~ hcted upon. He ls quite
y fluent speaifer,, and It was announced
that,he would preach again In the even
ing.
VISIT OF CYCLISTS.
Ahumber of the members of the vii.
mington Bicycle Club visited the camp In
the afternoon. but left so as to reach their
homes before elk o'clock. As they did
not attend the services their object must
have been exercise and not spiritual bene-
Mt Many other visitors may be Influenced
by similar motives, as Mr.. Hance declared
that In former times there were many
more conversions at camp meetings than
In these times. He seemed to wish q re-
turn OF the practices and customs of his
boyhood days.
\ SENATOR HANBY.
Among the visitors at the camp was
6enator Robert j. Handy. He drove a
pair Of ponies and seems to be enjoying
life Notwithstanding that few self con.
stituted oensors passed resolutions read
ing him out of the Republican party. He
claims to have done his duty IL the Legi5.
laiure, aud II he made errors they were
OF tho head not OF the heart. He iB ready
to shake hands over the bloody chasm."
but contends that his assalants are In the
wrong and they have no one 10 blame
but themselves for the present state Uf
affairs.
AucrIoNEEn LASK.
W. j. Lank, who occupies the Cloud
farm near Carpenter Station. is among
the tenters. lie has been somewhat of
cripple and eeem5 to have reliDqulshed
the ambition to become sheriff. which he
Formerly cherished. To him it may seem
Republics are ungrateful and yet he ap
pears to be happy holding that all things
are ordered for the best.
BRrAD FOR THE MULTITUDE.
Although 1t is written tnat "man shall
not live by bread Alone" much bread ls
required TO satisfy the demands OF the
tenters. Dennlson q Peach have taken
this matter In hand, and the present week
will draw on Mrs. Weyl, No East Second
street, for thousands OF her best wheaton
loayes. They will be furnished fresh every
day, and saint and sinner will have 10
reason to complain that their physical
needs have not been provided for.
NOT WELL
Reese Baldwin, who served on tha com.
mittee that selected Johnson's wOods. as
the most desirable location for a camp,
was confined to his tent on Sunday by
sickness, and IL ls highly probable that
before many months he may Join his as
eoclate COMMITTEE men nearly all of
whom have completed their work, Among
the visitors from the city were; MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
james L, sawdor, Thomas darlington,
Allen Smith, Jauos Crosby, George Ii,
Mccall, jr., Colonel Enoch Moore Mr.. and
Mis-. George w Todd, Lewis j. Grubb, H.
W. Zebley. George IL. Crawford. James o.
Morrow, William Turner, L. A. Mitchell
John kiimPr, Charles U. Wood, $. II. Bay
nard VIM. A. Hukil JAS. L. Saville. W. N
Mccormick. The Rev. and Mrs. John Is
Quigg arrived yesterday.
Wednesday Will 10 "Women's Foreign
Missionary Day" and In the NOR ming Mise
Danforth. returned Missionary, will
speak. In the evening Sam Small Will
preach. Thursday will b0 Temperance
day." and tho WOmeu5 Christian Iemp per-
ance Union will have charge VI the ser.
Vices In the morning Rev. Adam Stengle.
OF Port Deposit, Mo, will preach, and III
tho afternoon Sum Small will be speaAer
In the evening liev. Harry Ewing OF Sea.
ford will be the preacher. Sunday morn.
Ing Rev, DR.. Hulburd will preach, In the
afternoon Rev. Charles 5. Hill aud In The
evening Y, W. Prettyman.
Karls Clover Root, tho great bloc
purifier, gives freshness and clearna5i
to the Complexion anu cures Donatl.
patton, 25cts., 50cts.. Sl.00
Sold by N. u. Dunrorth. Dru Eglst. T.
lor. Second and Market streets.
LoJAI. DoTs.
DR. MIR. nulburd OF Grace Church and
Rev. l. W. Layiisld of EpWurth preached
at Wye Camp yesterday.
Rev. W. W. Sharp preached at Epwortt
yesterday morning
Rev W. 9. johnson conducted the com
munion services at Aladeiey yeeterEaJ
morning.
Rev J. d. Locates prenchad at Grace
Church yesterday morning.
Mr. Ellis X. Wing t. OF HocRe s., lie
Oh Saturday lor u lew days ut Atl4utl,
City
Miss Ethel stotsenburg Hulette AM
Mise Eiele Nenuble Thatcher have returned
from lengthy visit to Or. and Mrs. Le
r. Pennington OF Belair, Md.
The Baynrd Legion excursion on Sun.