Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15


AMONG TIE BLPTIsTs.
Er.LC. HIen. son Of Rev. DR.. Hiden, OF
t..-lyt.ae church, occupied the pulpit OF
uas..tI turch sunday morning and delivered
d.. interesting sermon. At night DIR. Hoge
l'.l.-.. to.0re large congregation.
l-rrt Absence Of the pastor, Rev. Is. c. Hen
.lEr LIut aud Queen. occupied the pulpit OF
l..4sire-. church sunday morning and owe
az
t,LI. 2. White, Of Ashoville, n. G., will begin
t.4-.. ~ spe ial services Of the First church
'-r.-..S evening. and Will preach nightly Tor
.l-r.e. His visit 10 this church last year
f-. productive % great good, and his return Is
t.a rcd with great pleasure and hope. heV'
u.s. l.ier, tie pastor, occupied his pulpit Sun
-.f moaning and night.
Lsy H'rtru Williams, the talented young
.Elu' ite Fvurth-Street church, having re-
--,. ..0m lis BRIDAL trip, occupied his pulpit
.- moving aud night. The congregations
t"t cutie large. His morning discourse was
l-.f..I and earnest one devoted 10 the discus
.a a. re asu-es why the preaching OF the Cos
O. IS. often iue1ectuaL Both sue pulpit ana
tef.F 1ere. he declared, responsible Tor the
r'ar'a % tots condition Of affairs. The lack
g. preparation, by meditation and prayer, on
81 fau uith1se Who attend worship was ascribed
.-' u tie most common drawbacks 10 the
's,sa,.l preaching Of Gods Word.
The rREsByTRRIANs.
EsJ.J G. Stewart preached an excellent SER
81" q hibf NpiiAitkhlaou ~ tuV NhNANA W
o. Covenant IA the morning on the theme,
.-ssuLs II, IA the Uncertainties OF Lie"
tst. d. X. Hall, Of Ashland, was present al the
Masters Conference yesterday morning and re-
lr'-1 Interesting services on the Sabbath at his
-rrl
Jog. Bose preached tnres times last Sabbath,
ia itlf1 service being az the Second Baptist
a.ht a. night. In the afternoon he had fine
.-Ef~gatlou, large number OF young luen
FlI Present. His theme was. How 70 Make
-t Worth Living and was based on the text
Peter DE-. II Leaving us an example, that
ESQ .t follow ia Ills steps"
Do Il re argued "that the mau who drinks
tsi -,cp,y o. the spirit OF Christ and who fol-
80 him attn loving fidelity illustrates in his
~ lie whatever is imttaOle In the character OF
Is Divine lord, and 50 solves the problem"
Ar' Do. Fair preached an excellent sermon
lgti ~ largo and attentive congregation ON
-t 'heme Neither Be Partakers Of Other
A'tss.ns"
hsv. y. p kerr d. D., has large and growing
.-TeF1iious. ~ tie morning service his set-
-'- vas one OF peculiar power and tenderness:
az i-tre NGs A." Las. Headings OF Love- based
ue scenes aud incidents connected with the
sial-i ~ Cbrst In the Garden Of Gethsemane.
Lis a. u the persistence OF Christ's love. In
wa and tender words he described the ipal
"a o. love. HIS last thought was the y" re
.0- oi thrtst's love- In conclusion, he stated
81 llesiiyn, Whether Christ would have par
l judas !, 10 had repented even at that
ID have pafioned him."
q, 'le Third church excellent congregations
we present 20 both services Rev. Mr.. Gam
i-raeuci "a the morning on the text,
1890 iie slay me, yet will trust In Him"
''l Market Key. L. Is. Turnbul preached
t,'l aggregation on "Ihe CHRISTIAN
Al .ar NIu.siers' Conference yesterday morn
80 ".. ir =. Z. Smith. lately associated on
,-. -.|i lr's5Weriaa, was elected member
ne I'D. fguou
inls Nsio heard relating 10 the oolored
DID, nc city. Contract has been let for tho
Cs-'--s %. a church. " be completed 81 the 81
it u1e' % cost aboat $4,000. A iet has
'''- ''clf"1 "a "A additional cost Of $4,000.
BISHOP yAoEsOS's aERxoNs
s'AA-asa cougregeiions allied Grace church
-if ainlng ana Al Saints church At night
&c n.tlop Il. n. jackson, q Alabama. Az
pay p BthOp Jackspn preached most
T. '.'' ai1 entertaining sermon upon the five
go aaa I've wise virgins referred 10 In the
90 Ht made Apt comparisons and illusions
d. "'es " each cssSs, aud allowed IN boautl-
e. .as14so TIE benefits OF wisdom properly
,t.4Joi. Ills sermon at night was sound,
go e-l instructive. HIS subject was the min
a. .'-t 90 he episue OF Christ; "not In tables
p"N usi IN neshy tables Of the heart
,-..y Nalts beng, he said. bore either the
,t.'-th VI ne LORD OF those OF Satan. and the
s-.g VI lime could not deiace the letter. In
$3.50, Bishop Jackson's discourse made q
''.t-sl Impression upon bis auditors.
-, ~ aerc Not Causef" WAS the subject Of
/, a. discourse upon temperance. delivered
q He'' Or. !. X. Mason, rector Of St. James
tn al taat house OF worship on Sunday az
a., ~. 3ason took the ground that the
- o'l. drink, was sfousing every one In the
EAU, ana Wat iis extirpstion was q csuee which
az. tLtistian should work Tor. he spoke Of
A. ,el Chgroh members who use intoxicAnts
49,. ,loniIe the sal0ons, and showed hos in
c'rhi soch Christian people were. The
tas or,s I''n was very large and the sermon q
o. '.'Jse sss-mblsgos heard Kev. DIR. Newton at
V@1Ensnisl IaofniEg and afternoon.
o. SAsEs-myga ooSyocATioN.
a.. 49, is9 meeting Of the James-RiYer convoca-
e., h.h ongu al FermSilie tbis evening. Tho
ty ~. sNon sermon viii BE- preached at 8 7. ~.
Ees.1' .. Il0ptou, o. Manchester. Many
io,i,,sa ministers will be IN ATTENDANTS. tho
ho,,.ss piogfsmme hes bean arranged tor To-
n,s. '..sesaaY--a;30 4. NJ. beginning o. busi.
gyfs.so.sss'o II A. NJ, sernen by Rev. Martin
tot, y, pelshtatloa OF noiy omtounton. cffor-
inss, sooyocaii0n innd: l-;3 r. NJ. ad{ourn-
ips 10 ,@ onaeF; 3P NJ. resumption OF fou-
q y hvss; $40 Y. NJ, ropofie of parieAes
Ml,,s,,a. eoiturnmeut Tor supper; p. ~.
hls@SsV soffles and addresses on diocesan
-s " At. Inouas Potts. and on domestic