The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-24

Bible Institute. During the campaign
against sin at Chicago. when the Expo
sition was held. Miss Tyson did faithful
and effective work. and accomplished
much good Her services are held espe-
cially for children and young people. and
are accom- anied by blackboard exercises
and other instructive illustrations. She
viii hold meeting for boys only at the
Y. VI. G. a. Hall Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock. and every afternoon next week,
except Saturday. at o'clock will address
both boys and girls at the Y. NJ. {. a.
Hall.
Upon invitation Of the usher committee
OF the Moody organization a meeting
was held in the large hall OF the Young
Mems Christian Association OF those VINO
have volunteered to act as ushers at the
tabernacle during the Moody meetings.
The committee consists Of Messrs II.
Swineford. r. w. Powers. W. II. Jones,
Robert Whittet. f. r. Sutton. George
w. Parsons. H. G.. II. Barnes. G. VI.
Branch. !. w. Slnton, and its call was
largely responded 10 by those who are
willing to assist In the movement Mr..
Howard Swineford presided. and Col.
Alonzo l.. Phillips. the chief usher, was
also present.
Mr. Swineford read set OF rules which
have been adopted by the committee
for the better information Of the ushers
as 60 their duties. and with a view Of
successfully conducting the Moody meet
ings. The rules are as follows.
!. fishers must report one hour and a
half before the hour Of service to the
chief Of ushers. Colonel 4. l.. Phillips.
who will be at the tabernacle. Those who
are 10 assist at the evening meetings viii
be furnished with tea at the Young Men s
Christian Association by a committee Of
ladies' so that they will be enabled 10
come direct from business and save loss
OF inc
An Usher, after being assigned his
lsiton by the chief. shall not leave the
same. except in the case Of the sickness
Of himself or some Of the audience i'm
mediately under his care and I'm this case
IL must be done as quietly as possible
In the event OF a panic from any cause
keep a cool head and let the people see
not only from your manner but from your
actions. that there IS no cause for alarm.
O. Ushers will not be allowed 20 pass
parties into the building before the doors
are opened to the general public. Tickets
win be provided for their families. which
will admit them at any time before the
meetings commence
the afternoon meetings at 1:50 o'clock
service commencing at 2 o'clock; for the
evening meetings at $50 o'clock service
commencing at g o'clock. and for the Sum
day afternoon meetings at 2:3o o'clock,
service commencing at 3 o'clock, and
after the hall has been filled the doors
VIII be closed and not reopened for ad-
mittance TO that meeting under any cir
cumstances. Those holding tickets for the
platform will be admitted up TO the COM
mencement Of the services, after which
the same rule applies rs to the main hall
Mr. Sinton then read the names Of the
gentlemen who have volunteered their
services and assigned them 20 their vari-
GUS meetings. As a rule. every usher
will serve every other day.
4 conference Of Christian workers Will
be held this evening at o'clock in the
large hall Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. About five hundred young
men are needed for that purpose, who are
willing 10 be present at the meetings and
assist Mr.. Moody in dealing with enquir-
ers. securing names, addresses. church
references etc. Mr.. +. W. Bliss will be
present at this conference and make an
address on How TO Deal With Enquir-
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