Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
oLp MARKET 81 MeeTINo.
Great Interest In sfr. Inglls's Sermons
Missionary seryioe--Feature OF Sunday.

The Old Market Hall was filed last night
with deeply-interested audience who
heard the sermon of Rev. Charles lneiis,
the celebrated London evangelist Win
both pleasure and profit.
After the usual preliminary exercises
and O colo by Mr. u. Kemp" Softly anu
Tenderly Jesus is Calling MIR. Inglis gave
out hls text--JOb xxxiii., 14-17-and on IL
delivered an intensely earnest and power
ful sermon, warning sinners and showing
Gods love in Jesus Christ IN dealing WIZ
men. Apt and pointed illustrations en-
forced his arguments. and seldom are
audiences more deeply impressed. -.
Al the close of the sermon Mr.. lnghs
sang with telling effect hymn In Glory
Now" the audience joining heartily in the
chorus. ~
Many Of the city ministers were present,
and their help was appreciated by MI
Turnbull and Mr. Inglis ia the inquiry
room, TO which many in the audience re-
sorted.
These meetings are growing in numbers
and interest nightly, and every one VINO
attends is delighted with Dir. lngnss
power and methods of conducting the
services. His knowledge OF Scripture and
conservation are very marked.
A feature Of the meetings is the number
of boys and young men who attend, and
many conversions are reported among
them.
Three services viii be held on Sunday IN
tho Old-Market Hall-at IL A. NJ, $3.50, ana
SP. NJ. These meetings arc open to all,
and many will avail themselves of the op-
portunity 10 hear this gifted evangelist.
rTEEcEssIos FOB MISSIONS AZ ST. JOHNS.
Tomorrow night, being the eve of st. An
drew's-day, Will he observed with service
of ln'ercession for missions at st. Johns
Protestant Episcopal church. This IS IN
accordance with a recommendation ootn
of the American Episcopal church and also
OF the Church Of England. Special prayers
have been prepared for the occasion by
the Board of Missions. The Rev. DR..
Newton will deliver the address. The
Doctors discourses are always so much
enioyed at st. John's church that no doubt
O large congregation will attend to hear
him.
GENERAL CHURCH NEWS.
Rev. J. b. Hutson, pastor of the Pine
Street Baptist church, will return this
morning from Fredericksburg, where for
the last week or two he has been assisting
Rev. DR.. DunaWay in series OF revival meetinRs:
Although bazaar has been In progress there all
the week. Mr.. HutsOn, who IA an earnest and
tender preacher, has had large ana attentive
congregations and there have been good num-
ber Of professions Of conversions. Pine-Streets
popular pastor Will be with his own people 20
morrow. Rev. DR.. James Nelson Will preacn az
this church at the night service.
Rev. X. n. Sledd, ID. D., the newly-appointed
pastor Of Centenary Methodist churchi mas az
rived in the city, and viii preach hrs intro-
ductory sermon Sunday morning az IL O'Clock.
DR.. Siedd brings with him wide reputation as
n scholar and preacher, and he WIZ donptless
draw large crowds 10 hear him In his new charRe.
This church Is 20 be congratulated ON having 80
distinguished a man to succeed DIR. JudElns, tue
retiring pastor.
The Sunday-school teachers OF Richmond ana
Manchester will meet this afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock at the Young Mems Christian Assoclatlon
for the study Of the International lesson.
Rev. j. Calvin Stewart, pastor OF the Cnurch
Of the Covenant, Is detained In Alexandria by
illness IN his sisters home, but his pulpit at Bel
tdore Hall will be supplied on tomorrow morn-
ing by DR.. w. r. Richardson.
At Leigh-Street Baptist church tho pastor, Rev.
w. l.. Wright, will preach at II A. NJ. and l;aO
Z. NJ. Rev. W. w. Landrum, ID. d., Will conducl
special services each night next week, coui-
mencing at 7:4j o'clock.
Rev DIR. Hoge will preach at the Second Pres
byterian church Sunday morning at III O'CLOCK
and at O'Clock in the afternoon.
At the BrOad-Street Methodist church rev.
Paul whitehead, ID D., fresiding elder, viii MI
the pulpit both morning and evening.
Rev Allen r. Hardy, OF HenricO, Will pTelch
at the Yenable-Street church both morning ara
night. There will be baptisms ct both services
Rev. w. A. Langhon will preach his first ser
mon az Denny-Street church at IL o'clock TO
morrow morning. He win also preach at night
Rev. j. Wiley BledsOe will deliver O special
sermon at Park-Place church sunday night or
the subiect: Destruction DiVinely Ordered
He win also conduct the morning service.