The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

glorious appearing of the great God and our
Saviour jesus Christi No services were held
in the afternoon.
Rev. Or. Joshua Peterkin preached very
interesting sermon 60 "a large congregation at
St James church on Sunday afternoon.
Rcv. Mr. J. y. bowman. Of All Saints,
preached in the afternoon IN the place oil Key.
DR.. John X. Mason. the assistant rector VINO
IS confined 10 bis house by o cold.
Roy. Mr. Christian Il. kuyk preeche1 N
the morning and evening on Sunday Mt Neu-
dell Memorial chapel. His text IN the morn
ing Was l. Tbcss.. w., IT, For the Lorn nm mn,
self shall descend from heaven with sh.us'
with the voice OF the archangel aud WIN SnVV
trump Of God, and tho dead in CHRIST sD"''
rise first IT..
In the evening Mr.. Kuyk preached on ne.
brows. t.. g. There were no service ne'. ~
Emanuel church on Sunday. TN account VI
the snow storm none of the congregation ,ap,,
nsorr1 Uoroyor Rev. Mr.. Randolph had
eleven scholars present 20 the SUNDAY SCHOOL
ia fhe morning some OF whom had 10 Walk
f5llv two miles At r. NJ. Mr.. Randolph
oaiciated AT the funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Schaf
At THE ASSOCIATION.
Owing 10 tho severe snow storm that pre-
vailed nearly eli day on Sunday the meeting
FOR bows held in tho directors room of the
Young Mems Christian Association at 3 p. ".
Fitzgerald conducted the meeting aud made
stirring address
At o'clock the meeting for young men
was held "a the library and reading room. but
only about sixty young men were in atten-
dance. The singing was rs fine as usuGl and
was conducted by Mr.. Horace +. Smith. Mr..
>. \. Iurdio paved the accom- aEiment on
the piano and Mr.. Robert Harrison sang
solo.
The meeting was conducted by Mr. John
Munce, who made q very interesting address.
The Bible class 40 3 o'clock was in charge
OF Secretary Candhsh. but tho attendance
was very small Only q dozen members of
the Bible class congregated afterwards in the
directors room 10 partakc OF the usual Sun
day evening tea
AT OLD MARTET FALL.
At the meetings now being held at Old
Market Hall by Mr. Charles lnglis much liz
terest is manifested by the largo crowds
who attend. ON Sunday the Attendance was
large considering tho weather and Mr.. ingiIs
preached with great acceptability AZ the three
services. Afterthe night service thcTe followed
q prayer meeting. at which "A good many made
requests for PRAYER and seyera. protested to
have learned their Saviour.
Last evening there was o inTge attendance.
and the exercises were paTti .lpatedin by Rows.
Mr.. IurnbuN and Charles Little Of GOrdOns-
vile. Mr.. lngls' text was What Think le
h
forcble sermon fun Of apt Illustrations. At
the close there were many requests for prayers.
Services viii be conducted all this week.
Mr. Inglis will also give a Bible reading at
o'clock each afternoon at the loung Mems
Christian Association. Many who cannot at
tend the evening services enjoy these Bible
readings.
CHURCH NOTES.
The Christian Endeavor societies Of the
several Christian churches Joined with the
Society of Marshall -treet Sunday night in
their annual celebration. Rev. a. r. Moore.
editor OF the Missionary Weekly, preached
the anniversary sermon.
Rev. T. ". Hooper j. D.. fChristiansburg.
was in the city Yesterday. lie viii return
home this morning.
Rev. G. c. Wertenbaker late at Laurel
street VI. T.. church, leaves to-day for his new
charge in the Amelia circuit
Rev. Mr.. Buchanan. Of Hanover Junction.
was in the city yesterday and visited his Epis-
copal brethren at their rooms in the Shafer
building