Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
LAST DAY OF Mr.. WILLIAMS.
His Work Here to Close To-Morrow-Dr.
Wharton's Meeting, SC.

Rev. NJ. u. Williams, whose meetings in
this city have resulted IN the conversion
of several hundred persons, will conclude
his labors here tomorrow. BE will preach
at Trinity church, where he has had large
audiences all through the week, morning
and night and he will conduct another
meeting at the Mozart Academy OF Music
at $3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. The doors will be open 10 both
ladies and gentlemen, and no doubt the
large auditorium will be packed by the
abOve-named hour. There will be a special
song service, and the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association Iuartette will also be III
attendance. MIR. Shepherd Webb will
preside at tho piano.
The boys meeting in the parlors of the
Young Mens-Christian Association build
ing will be conducted by Mr.. Willard Is.
Haight.
On. WHARTON AT GB0yE-AvESUE.
Rev. DR.. Wharton is having a fine meet
ing at the Grove-Avenue Baptist church.
He has large congregations TO hear him.
aud deep religious feeling seems TO per-
meate the vast audience. The popular
evangelist preached u sermon OF great
power last night, and large number of
persons manifested an interest III their
souls eternal welfare.
DIR. Wharton will preach tonight and
will hold four services tomorrow. Besides
preaching at II A. NJ. and S II. NJ. he will
deliver an address before tho Sunday
school in the morning and hold q special
service for boys and men only IN .he after
noon at o'clock. DR.. Goodwin goes 10
Baltimore tonight to ill DR.. Wharton S
appointments there tomorrow.
BISHOP PETEaKIN At ST. JOHNS.
Owing TO a decided change tor the worse
IN his lamented fathers condition, Bishop
PetcTkin was not able TO preach NJ 81.
Johns last Sunday night as previously an
nounced. lie has, however, kindly ar
ranged TO preach at st. Johns tomorrow
morning. A large congregation will un-
doubleday gather to hear the earliest, man.
ly Bishop Of West Virginia. The Bishop
Will preach at st Andrews church to-mor-
row night.
An interesting mission service has been
conducted this week at the Chapel OF the
Redeemer, on Chelsea Hill. Rev. Preston
Nash has preached every night to large
congregations and much interest has been
exhibited. Last night closed the SER
vices. but they will be continued on Sun
| day night and every night next week at
| Christ church, of which Rev. Mr.. Nash IS
rector The meetings begin at 8 O'Clock,
and after the sermon half hour will be
devoted to prayer. Mr.. Nash will have the
assistance of other Episcopal clergymen
III this interesting work.
sUSDAY-scHooL MEETINGS. &C.
The BAPTIST Sunday-School Association
of Richmond and Manchester will hold its
annual meeting tomorrow afternoon at
3.9O o'clock with the Pine-Street Baptist
church. Interesting speakers will address
the association. Officers for the next year
will be elected and there will be interest
inc exercises.
The Methodist Sunday-School Society
also meets tomorrow. IL Will convene at
Park-P Place church at $3.50 IN the afterno IN.
At Leigh-Street Baptist church the pas
tor will preach in the morning and at
o'clock Z. NJ Rev. G.. A. Fulton, ID, D., Of
Baltimore, will preach the annual eermon
before the Young Mems Auxiliary Society
Of the church.
Rev. Or. Paul Whitehead will preach at
Broad-Street church tomorrow night
and DR.. A. G.. Brown, presiding elder o.
the West Richmond District, viii conduct
| the evening service at Park-Place.
Rev. h. II. Rawlings Will have Christ
Over An and In All" for ms theme botl
| morning and night &c Clay-Street Metho
| dist church.
An important called meeting of the
Diseiples:Union will be held at the Seventh.
Street Christian church at o'clock IN tn,
afternoon. -,
Mr.. James b. Davenport. evangelist, will
| preach in the Academy of Music SUNDAY
night at 8 o'clock-subject., The. Anti
Christi: also. THE Restoration of Apo
! tles.n
Rev. }. NJ. Pitcher Of Petersburg, vii
preach at plne-Straet church tomorrow
morning. and Rev. DR.. W. ID. Thomas vii
FIN the pulpit Of the First Baptist church
in the absence OF DR.. Cooper.
The hour of the afternoon service Mt DR.
Hoges's church has been changed from
to n O'clock