Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
eRorHeRHooooF ST. ANDREW.
Joint Service of the Four Chapters-otb'
Religions Notes.

Religious Notes
The four chapters of the Brotherhood of
st. Andrew had a ioint service III o.
James church last night. nj.
The chapters are those of 81. Psul s.
Monumental. Grace, and 81. James
churches.
Rev. Drs Peterkin and Jackson. Kev.
IGeston Nash, and Major Robert Stiles
IAre present and made addresses.
Tho choir of st. James rendered excel
lent music.
THE sBRvIcHs AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The congregation filed the house to the
doors, side-rooms. and all, last night. Inc
interest was deep and tender. Mr.. Whar-
ton preached on the New Birth. The ser;
mon was exceedingly plain. pointed. ana
imme ediate, leaving no excuse Tor any re-
fusal Of Christ. and full Of encouragement
to doubting ones. Mr.. Charles Sizer sang
q solo with good effect and tImeliness to
the service. Numbers came forward TO
confess Christ. and many others rose IN the
congregation asking an interest IN the
prayers of Gods people. One person was
received for baptism.
Tonight the pastor and officers Of the
church will meet any who desire TO unite
with the church. On Sabbath Dir. Wharton
will preach al II A. NJ, 4 p. NJ, andv:30 z.
NJ. Az Lue llRNt SeIFiCc lut ttulihl I'H
will be reserved for men. On Monday night
Mr.. Wharton will close his work with the
church. That viii be his last service. IL
will be one of great interest, rs the culInl-
nation of his two weeks work so generally
appreciated by all our people Of every de-
nomination as well as his own.
INSTALLATION or PASTOR.
Rev. l.. B. 1urnbull, pastor of Old-Mar-
ket church. will be installed tomorrow
night.
Rev. r. p. Kerr, D. D.. pastor Of the
First Pres byterian church, will preach the
installation sermon. Rev. j. b. Newton,
rector Of Monumental church, will fill Dr.
Kerr's pulpit on this occasion.
Dr. Kerr will conduct the services at the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning as usual.
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart, pastor of the
Fourth PRESBYTERIAN church, has returned
from the pTesbytory, which met in Frede-
r1cksburg, and Will fill his pulpit o-morrow
at both morning and evening service.
REVIVAL sERvIcTs TO COMMENCE.
A series Of revival-meetlngs will com
mence At Broad-Street Methodist church
tomorrow and Will continue every evening
during the week.
Rev. DR.. Lambeth, the pastor, will be
assisted in the services bv Rev. l.. L. Nash,
of Raleigh, n. G. Mr.. Nash has bad great
experience and success in conducting ser
vices ~ an evangelist. A cordial welcome
20 these meetings will be extended to ali
who may come, and especially 10 all Chris
tian workers OF other churches.
CLAY-sTREFT METHODIST CHURCH.
The congregation If this church will
Worship in the lecture-room while the i'm
provcments Of the church arc being car
ried on.
There will be services tomorrow as fol-
lows. Sunday school at 9 A. NJ, preaching
at IL A. NJ. and Z. Nj.
Wednesday-evcning service al O'Clock.
Glass and prayer-meeting Thursdays at
745 +. VI.
Rev. w. II. Atwill is the pastor. His
residence Is at 1l3 west Clay street.
SPECIAL sUyDAY-scHooL SERVICES.
The following programme was arranged
tor the special Sunday-school services at
s,eventh-Street Christian church last Sun
dav. but rs thepastOr, Rev. Jabez Hall, was
called away from the city on account OF
the death of his wifc's mother, 1t was post
poned until tomorrow:
Song. chorus, "COronation -; prayer, ". A.
Bow,es: male chorus, he is Risen h; scripture
recttRtiOn, Miss IneL HsWHins: Duct "At Easter
Time Clara end Walter Cfenshsw; solo, MISS
duet. Misses Mary and JAMIE Hughes: children :
chorus. "Jesus Loves the ChildTen"; address,
Rev. Jabez Hall: colo. Mrs. !. X Durreit; chill
dron's chorus, Happy Eastor Bells"; song
chorus, "DOxology."
THE suSpAY-scHooL TEACHERS CLASS THIS
AFTERNOON.
The Sundav-school teachers class which
usually meets in the hall of the Young
Mons Christian Association, will meet this
afternoon in the iecture-room of the Sc
cond Baptist church.
This change is made necessary on ac-
count of the preparations now going on IN
tho building for the Young Mems Christian
Association bazaar. which opens next
Tuesday.
THE YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
SUNDAY AFTERNOON MEETING.
The Young Mems Christian Association
have turned their building over to the Ia
dies who are hard at work preparing 1t for
the bazaar. which commences next week.
The usual meeting for men will therefore
be held tomorrow afternoon at their tenn
porary rooms. No. 7O7 Main street, over
BrigCss bakery.
The meeting commences at o'clock.