The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
REV. SAM JONES.
The RevivaIist win Begin His Meetings
mt the Tabernacle.

: erected for the purpose on the upper end o
r Franklin street, opposite Richmond College
The second meeting will be held at : o'clocl
= tonight. The singing will be an importan
feature of the services. and for seyera
weeks choir Of some $50 voices, under IN,
direction Of Mr.. Charles Z. Rady. o
Trinity Methodist Church. has been il
! rehearsal. During the meetings Mr.. T.. o
Excel, OF Chicago, will lead the music
From ''Triumphant songs" the hymn tool
TO be used. have been selected hymns Nos
,, :, II, 20. 81, 81. NJ, g3. 1876 l0J, ING, l6s
/ I72 and 233. These fourteen only will be
nsed during the meetings. Some four oI
five at every service. The choir, prominent
clergy and members of the press will occupy
| seats on the platform. Following is ful
list OF the singers.
Mr.. Charles p. Rady, musical director.
cLAY-srREEr CHURCH.
Robert f. Jones and wife. John +. Gilman
and wife A. I Quarles and wife, W. L; south
all and vie. Misses Minnie Taylor and Annie
Vaughan. Mrs. q. 4 Temple, Mrs. Annie
! keinningham. Mrs. Ida Roberts. AMI Nessrs
lanes W Carr, q. n. Keinningam. Robert 4.
Jones, &. NJ. Brereton and J. W. Cridlin.
UNION STATION CHURCH.
Mrs. Kate Hare, Mrs. w. J. Hechler, Mrs
W. y. Creekmofe, Mrs Walter Cosby. Misses
Fannie FOlkes, susie Follxes, susan Iiibbell,
Lula Butler, Lena Bowls. Maggie Cartwright.
and Messrs X. l.. Hechler, " A. Creekmore,
George SmitDie. ". NJ. stirling, VI. j. Mere
dith. George w. Allen ,Jonn Hancock, Walter
cosby, X. a. Hudson and Charles Murray and
wife.
TRINITY CHURCH.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Rady. Mr.. !. l.. Picker
! ing and wife, Mr.. =. Wiley Davis and wife,
| MIR. J. III. FriscnkOrn and wife, Mr.. II. y. New
and wife. MIR. G F. WalfOrd and wife, Mr..
George W Walford and wife, Mr. John j.
Greer and wife, Mr.. &. Gray Bossieux and
wife. Mr.. i. n. Williams and wife. Misses
| Hary Whitley. Maude Davis, Bennie john
son, Minnie y est. Ella West and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wingheld SihiOns.
BRoAD-srRFET CHURCH.
Messrs. NJ T.. willis, +. II. Stover. s. T..
! Bishop, B. W. Cardwell, C.. W. Hunter. -
Mowry, NJ isses l.. Grace Henning, Julia Dun
can Arseil. Julia Jacobs, May Whitehead.
| Whilehead, Mr.. ID. @ Whitehead and Miss u.
Wills
CENTENARY CHURCH.
T.. T.. PAUL and wife. John Morton, Shep
herd Webb, Fannie Webb. Mary Webb. ROD-
ert T.. richardson and WIFE, Norman = Nor
ton, Allen NJ Lyon. Nellie Hudgins. Clifford
". Coleman, Walter 4. Earnest, 4. l.. West,
and ". l.. West.
LAUREL-sTREET CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. f. s. Jones' Mrs. NJ. f. Morri-
son, Mrs. X. futron, Mrs. y. X. Jones. NJ sses
VI. t. Posey. T.. wertenbaker, Fannie Vert
enbaker, lorl Wertenbaker Annie Vert
Rhodes. b. Whitman, A. Erp, Clara Bethel,
A. h. Jones, Messrs c. W. Kinsey, II +.
Presey, T.. +. Burnes, James W. Kender,
and X. l.. Bailey.
DENNY-sTREET CHURCH.
Mr.. ]. \ Reamt, Mrs VI Rogers. Misses
Carrie Parr, Maggie Rogers, Nirgie Gaulding,
and Mr. Wi son Turner and wife.
HOwARD'S.GROYE CHURCH.
Mtssrs. c. W. Pollard, l.. II. Ragli I W. |
Jeter, y. 4. BinfOrd Misses Myrtle Marable, |
IVY Marable, and Ida Gentry
FIFTH STREET. MANCHESTER.
Messrs. J. II. Bushee, W. \. Bradshaw, A. |
r. Ellington, -. w. Grymer. r. V. Campbell,
Phelps, Baldwin. Mrs. Phelps. Mrs. Baldwin
Misses tsteile failey. Laura tlsheI. Maria
amos. Minerva Baltimore, and Mr.. George Il.
WISE.
PARK-PLACE CHURCH.
Messrs. II. w. 1upman. W. s. Tupman, II. |
f. Michaels. j. W. Blanton. W. f. Green. W. |
X. Bache X &. Tupman, &. W. Muhley, +. +. |
DIggs. Percy Minor, Herbert Phillips, and |
Mrs Henry NTH, Mrs. c. =. Cook. Mrs. Har- |
den, Mrs. HObbs Mis. W X Bache, Mrs. Il. |
T. Mchaes, and Misses Flosse Walker,
smith.
PINE STREET BAPrISr CHURCH.
Mr.. James Calder, Mrs. james Calder, Mrs.
Ready Nrs williams, Mrs. Pollard, Misses |
Lula Bethel. Lucy Martin. L. Jenkins A%nnie %
Hill, annie Calder, Cora Martin, LINE Ill-
a..
Minor Carter. Gains, Croczer. Reise, ;" llllam'
G. Pollard. A. Phillips. r. carter. W, Reddy' !
IL. Farmer. j. Bethel and +. Perkins.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Messrs. Walter Mercer. Charles Eubank,
James Montgomery. :. V. White, T.. ,. Mlch-
aels, Or. Charles A. Mercer MIS-. y. Moni'
gomery, ]. Leigh Jones. W. =. Creekmur. j.
h. Quafles A. V Jones. NJ. L. Bragg MIS-. )
~ keams, MIS- L. q. Mayo, Mrs. 6. - Lam
beth. Mrs. Robert Johnson. Mrs Lee Quarles'
Misses susie Chalkley, Douglas Epps, ANNE
Leigh Jones, Kate DAVIS, Moille huuso"'
Edth Mcdowell
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Messrs. w. q. coleman, Jipe stephens,
Walter Burhanan. David Walthall, w. q.
Clemens, ard Misses Ella Herald and Julia
Kelley
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Messrs W +. Crump. ". B. Smith. ; 6.
Lett. J. H. Narr, Samuel reynolds, j. -
Mrs. :. -. " oodwin, Mrs. ;. @. Lett, Mrs.
W. +. Crump, Mrs. W. IS. smith Mrs. Denny
Misses :. + Montgomery, Maggie walker,
and Sarah All-n.
THIRD PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
Messrs l.. t%Winter, a. j. Pleasants, J B.
Dunn, Silas Payiis. J. L. Taylor, ana Misses
Maggie Marshall, l.. Clark, and Is. Hill.
FROM THE HowITZER BATTALION.
II II starke. W. q. Duke, W. }. woodson,
/ +. NJ. Walthsll, j. IL Pollard, W. a. ia ret'
Il. A. Williams, cecil l.. Epps, T.. l.. kellam
!. III. Cole. T. \. SlarlSe. r. NJ. Crutchneld,
John T.. Ilutcbeson, j. L. stuart harNty
Simpson. /. +. Vaughan. c. W. Mcrarane
James p. Watson. and j. :. Eubank
STUDENTS RICHMOND COLLEGE.
&C. Kincannon, W. +. Farrar. d. Il. Kosher
A l. Ramsey, r.. W. Greanor, X. l.. Cnan-
/ bers. +. + Dudley, ". NJ. :. Buchanan, j. ID
/ Hart j. f.. IiixOn, and {. L. Taylor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. W. p. Turner Mr Howard shackel rlls Wr
Walter Ihhlips, Mrs. John Quares, Mrs.
! Walter Phillips, Miss Ruth Reams. MISS
| Rosa Latimer, Miss MolIe Hudson, MISS
Edith Mcdowell. Mrs. william. funPn-
humphrey. Miss Hattie Pumphrey, Miss
Minnie shscSelfOrd. Rev. W H. Key
nolds, Mrs Beard, Miss Fannie H. Power,
! Miss ROsalie V. Dyson. Miss Ella liudnall,
Miss Mattel Montague. Miss Florence Briggs
Mir NJ. ID. Waller. Mr.. 4 W. cardwrll, Mr.. {.
! G. Wertenbalxer, Mr.. :, G. Fleming; Mr w
] I, Wingfeld, Mr G. w. Hunter, Jr;, Mr. > -
Eowley. Sir. " B. Warriner, Mr. II. smlih.
NJ" ""G.i. Taylor, SIR. &. II. ZONES, Miss Alice
Tnhank. Mis-, Florence EubanK. Mr. W. =.
| Mood Miss Alice Board, Slr. T., u.
Redrord, Mr. J. T. Hunter, NT. W.
Broclk' Miss Annie wertenbsker, Miss
! Flor, Wertenbaker, Miss Fannie Wer-
ten baker, Mis-. Pollard, Miss X. ro"eIi; silsS
| ~ Reuter-, MIR. Russell smith, MISS VI. lay
SER Miss X, Campbell, Miss l.. Allen, Miss
Annie Peasants, Mrs. l.. r. Hamilton, MISS
/. smith, Miss J. Il. smith, Miss ora
smear. Miss Alice sutherland MISS
Sailie Power, MISS Alice Childress,
A. + Lee, Mr.. n. Montgomery. Mlss
Kate tttenger, Miss sue Payne, NJ ;. T.
IhompsOn. Nr J. L. Thompson, Miss Jennie
weIis, Mr. Edward Woodward. Miss Bette
- Ruiler. Mr.. j. r. Lumpkin. Mr.. +. W.
1 Ciarl, Mrs T.. NJ. Peterson, Mrs Jennie Att-
ktsso1 :, Miss Daisy Gibbs, Miss Annie toole'
MIR scott Gibbs, Mr.. Eddie Kedtlrd. Mr. r. I.
Vnden. ar. Ch .rles Attkisson, M'ss Juila ia
cob Mr. Wilson Turner, Miss Susie tolkes,
Nr' lanes Leigh Jones. Mrs. James Leish
Iones. Mr.. C. : Cook, Miss Jennie walker:
Mr.. Jones will arrive this morning by the
! O'Clock train from the south over the
Richmond and Danylle road, and VIII re,
main about two weeks. lie has preached
in Richmond only once-at tentenar!
Church. when a Conference was IN session
some wears ago. Mr.. Jones has met VIII
much success in his work elsewhere, ano
invariably has large audiences, part o.
whom. majority perhaps, are drawn L
hear him by curiosity. His method
preaching is unique in the extreme
and manv of the speeches that arr
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