The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

. p,,., s,a,.ment of Church Incids"'' on
Sunday.


,..o~os,;ng service was held Sun
"A uccpiy ," - the Second Baptist church. Il
S 10y 1917 Of the campaign OF educatloh o.
| ~ i5arr,,lt Church preparatory 20 tue ceh,c
W. % ,,n1ern missions, which began unuel
| W,ll;.n, Gary in London IN Nv. Inc cnuIci
yyae Allied TO its utmost and the Suhdey hchOo
occupied the galleries ana iea 'he SINGING. y
,",'a man which showed every missionary
st,,ion of the Protestant denomination VI
/ Srr'';,,, lands. was exhibited. With the alC
90 Ills Professor II. II. Harris. president
| ~ the Foreign Missionary Board OF the South
/ ON Baptist Convention. made a forcible ano
! entertaining address on the origin and aims
OF the centennial movement lie was io.-
lowed by tho pastor. DR.. Landrum on the
needs of tho churches, more knowledge
moro prayer and more self-sacriice." col
lection of Il. 900 was asked and will he Sc
cured The last week in this month similar
meetings will Oo held in Danvlle, LynchDur9
and Charlottesville in which DIR. Landruin
Will take part. -
Rev. Baylus Cade. Of Lousburg. y. g..
called TO the pastOrate OF Nenable-slrtee
Baptist church has accepted and will take
charge April lst. DR.. Pitt administered MS
last communion Sunday. The service WAS
memorable impressive and very tender.
At the Baptist Ministers Conference yesler-
day Rev. Drs. Landrum. Hatcher and hu'soh
were app tinted committee to DRAFT res0'u-
tiOns III mem Try of DR.. feterkin: ,,-;
A large number OF persons JOlneC 'he wa +,
Gus churches Sunday as result Of reNivai
meetings. Al Union-statiOn Methodist
church sixty-one were baptized ana eigh'y :
two taken into church fellowship. lhere
were twenty-one conversions during the uay
also.
There were conversions at each of the four
meetings at Groyeavsnu,ee chnTch S"n'''J
conducted by Kew. II. NJ Wharton.
AZ Laurel-street Methodist church there
were twenty-one accessions. The meetings
continue this week Five members were added
to the membership at BrOad-street.
Mozart Academy was again crowded 10
Overlooking on Sunday afternoon. when MT.
Nj b Williams. the evangelist OF Atlanta.
"a made his last address 10 ladies' AMI gen
tlemen in this city, The meeting was held
under the auspices Of the Young Men 5
Christian Association.
Mr.. Williams left yesterday for his home in
Atlanta After few days rest he Will 90 20
Wisconsin. where he will spend several weeks
in cyangelstic work before he returns u VIZ
ginia.
Rev. G. r. Kuyk preached al Weddell-Memo-
rial church twice on Sunday last ,
Bishop George Is. Peterkin, the son or me
lamented Rev. Dr. Joshua peterkin.
preached on Sunday morning st 1t. John 5
Episcopal church TO a very large congreH"-
ton. In the evening Dr. l.. ii. burton
preached.
Rev. Landon Il. Mason preached at Grace
Episcopal church on Sunday morning on the
- Fall and Recovery of NebuchadneZzar.
Tho following services VIII be held at
Grace church during the present week Tues
day ut 3 7. NJ. Thursday at +. NJ; on Fri
day at : L. NJ. special service Will be held
for confirmation candidates.
Rev. DR.. j. b. Newton preached on Sunday
twice mt Monumental church.
Rev. j. X. Mason preached memorial SER
vice at st. James church on Sunday morning
in honor Of the late Dr. Peterkn from the
text. Acts vii. c0-"And when he had said THIS
he fell asleep" During the afternoon service
MI Mason followed up his subject with the
text. Let not your heart be troubled. -
John XIV. /.
Mr.. Mason announced that special memo
rial services for Mr.. PeterAin will he held on
or about April 10th, when short addresses Will
be made by several of the Episcopal minis
tiers. The 10th of April IS the day when
Mr. Peterkn came to St James church.
years ago, and MIR. Mason
is very anxious to have the memorial services.
if possible. on that day or the next day.
An interesting mission is being held Mt
Christ's church this week. Every night
services will be conducted. beginning at
o clock and a sermon will be preached by
one of the Episcopal clergy. After the service
half-hOur meetings for prayer will be con-
Quoted by the Rector, Rev. Preston Nash.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Meth
odist Sunday School Society of Richmond
and Manchester was held at Park-Place
church on Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The next meeting will be held at Laurel-street
church. second sunday in next month.
The service last night at Trinity Methodist
church was Of very interesting character,
and was we'll attended. Services will be con-
tinued tonight and tomorrow night
The Baptist Sunday-School Association of
Richmond ana Manchester held It's annual
meeting Sunday afternoon with the Pine
street Baptist church. The officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, L. II. Elicit First ice-Presdent X. 4.
Gary: Second Vice President K. w Powers.
Secretary. William b. Daniel: Treasurer,
Josiah Ryland, Jr. Auditor. George b. Steel.
The Association adjourned to meet with the
Sevent h-street mission Manchester. in April.
Revivalist NJ. Il. Williams preached ms
farewell sermon Sunday night ut Trinity
Methodist plscopa church. The main
audience room WAS crowded An overflow
meeting WAS ned n the basement. and still
thousands were turned away irOm the doors.