The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-06

fortunate enough to hear the sermon
sneak I'm the highest terms Of this youns
divine's discourse ON this subject. AS
was the case with AN the rest OF the
churches. there were large congregations
present at both services.
At Vffth-Street Methodist and Stock
ron street BAPTIST churches there were
large congregations. and the pastors Oh
each filled their pupits. The young men
praver-meeting Saturday nights az the
Fifth-street Methodist is growing In IN
terrst. Last Saturday night there were
two conversions.
There was large crowd az Leader
nan Sunday afternoon. The services
wore Of the most solemn character. There
wore at least twenty requests for prayer
and one conversion. IL was the occa-
sion ON which the delegates 20 the Roa-
uoke convention were 20 bring IN their
raport. and such was the interest or the
ooo,sior the services were prolonged UNI
al : o'clock. and even then the people
ala not seem 10 care TO leave. II VIII
long be remembered as meeting or
great power and profit Secretary X r..
Alichaels left Yesterday 10 Visit lmpor-
tant points on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. and will be absent at least SIX
weeks but he leaves behind a thoroughly
IL is not expected that the work VIII
suffer AZ all during his absence
Rev. j. r. Johnson preached two very
able sermons TO large congregations sun
day at ClOpton-Street Baptist church.
I'm misunderstanding subject. stephen
tho Martyr" At night he preached 10
the unconverted. what Must | DO 10
BE Saved2" Much interest is being
manifested at this church and sunday
school now. on Sunday the Sunday
school report was the best In two or
three years Also the attendance al
the church was the largest that has been
for long time.
At a business meeting OF the chufch
held Sunday. a committee OF three was
Amounted 10 perfect arrangements for
the nulpit. and il IS very probable the
church will extend a call 10 the Rev.
NJ Johnson. He has won the affections
- tho eutire congregation. and much
,,ood work is expected 10 be accomplish
"a should they be successful In this selec-
ton.
Waiting relatives I'm this city returned
10 william and Mary College. Williams
burg yesterday.
Mrs. Frank H. Cawthorn is on a visit
10 Mrs. Augustine Royal.
Miss Aubry Robertson, VINO mas u'r"
visiting her parents in this city, has
returned 20 the Southside Female Insu-
tute at Burkyille. Va. The Rev. Mr..
Cridlin is principal Of this institute. and
is we,l-known in this city. The institute
is in a fi0urishlng condition. ana mas
large enrolment Of scholars.
Mrs. Samuel r.. owens and daughters
Misses Alma, Bette. and Matue). VINO
have been on a visit TO Brmlnsham'
Ala. and Atlanta, Ca, returned nome
SUNDAY. after a very pleasant VISIT 10
relatives and friends In both cities.
,rhere was a runaway on upper Hun
street Yesterday morning. NO damage
VAS done more than the skin OF one or
the horses being Knocked on IN several
pIaces by falling. The team belonged TO
Mr. McTier. Of Chesterfield.
The Oldest daughter OF Judge Il. a.
HANCOCK Was thought TO be not SO wei
Sunday. go, -. -.
Mrs. Sarah Porter is considered by ner
nhvsician. Dr. Ed. Archer. TO be doing as
we'll as could be expected aiter 90 long
a spell.