Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-25

the morning and night services at the Sc
cond church. A well-attended meeting IN
the interest of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union was held in the edifce IN the at
ternoon. Three gentlemen from Lynch
burg were present and made addresses.
THIS movement and IT'S claims y, upon Inc
denominations in Richmond Will be dis
cussed at the Ministers Conference next
Monday at noon.
Rev. j. B. Hutson. pastor of Pine-Street
church, received six for baptism ana one
by experience Sunday.
The hand of fellowship was given to one
at Fast-End church.
Rev. W. =. Hines begun series OF meet
ings at West-Niew church on sunday. lie
is hopeful of great results.
Rev. j. NJ. Coleman held hls last service
at Black Creek on Sunday. baptlzlng seven
and receiving one by letter. lie goes at
once to his new field in Mecklenburg.
The congregation there will have modest,
diligent. and faithful pastor.
Rev. DR.. Landrum, by special request,
on yesterday addressed the Ministers Con-
ference upon hls observations and expo
riences IN Italy.
Rev. W. +. Jolly, pastor of randolph
Street church, has brought bis family TO
Richmond. and on Sunday he occupied his
own pulpit. There were seven additions
to the membership.
Rev. w. p. Hines had a large congrega-
ton at West-Niew Baptist church SUNDAY
night. There were number or requests
! for PRAYER. Services will be held every
night tins week.
After on absence of several Sabbaths on
mission work in North Carolina and Flu
wanna county, Rev. Bayus Cade occupied
| his pulpit at Venable Street again on Sun
| dav. Mr. Cade Is better, but has not en-
/ tirely recovered from his recent lndIsposl-
1 ton.
In lieu of the usual morning service at
| Fourth-Street Rev. DR.. II. a. Upper de-
/ livered an able and interesting address on
mission work. The congregation was large
and the discourse was greatly enjoyed.
WITH THE PREsBYTERIANs.
The ministers report large congrega-
| tions in attendance on the Sabbath SER
J vices.
| Rev. james p. Cannon, one of the best
preachers among the Presbyterians, has
| charge of the work on Church Hill, and Is
building up large congregation by his
earnest Efforts. His sermon at night was
| from the the teXt-Matthew ", 10, Let
your light so shine before men,"
DIR. Kerr preached to his people at
night ON The Incarnation" The sermon
was one of Tenderness and power. and was
we'll received by the large congregation
pftStul.
At Old-Msrket Rev. l.. Is. Turnbull
| preached morning aud night with effect.
| At night q large congregation came out TO
hear him preach on the subject OF " Gam
bling" his theme being inspired by such
practices as seen at the Exposition.
| At the Manchester church the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Van Houten, preached to good
congregation at the morning service on
| the theme, THE Gates of Pearl"
Rev. j. Q. Stewart has large and growing
congregations at his church in the West
End. noticeably his night congregations.
His theme ut night was Faith. the
! Christians Motor Power
Rev. DIR. Fair preached at the Grace
Street church with great acceptance. HIS
theme at night was Inspiration" and
| was mastery effort.
| Rev. =. Taylor Martin. of Dublin. Va,
preached most acceptabiy TO an excellent
congregation at tho Third church in the
morning.
! NOTES ABOUT THE EPIscoPALIANs.
At the conference OF the Episcopal min
listers of the city YESTERDAY morning there
were present two visiting clergymen.
Thew were Rev. DIR. William Munford, o.
! Salish0.S, Md, and Rev. al. 4. Turner, OF
( hittrelrs. n. T.. Inc latter divine preached
| at All-Saints' church Sunday morning and
| at st. James in the evening.
| Rev. L. w. Burton. rector Of st. Johns