The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.
wv. on THEM GONE 10 THE coy-
yrNf5oN ~ BaLTf40RE.
,t,hc Arrangements for the Great Gath.
esine navc Been Completed Amin
torcsiing Meeting Expected.

,,,nc Have Been Completed Amin
tcrcsiing Meeting Expected.
AL nc rorth-tound trains from Rich
..,~i Yesterday carried away DELEGATES
. Che Baltimore convention OF Honttef
vans People. a LARGE crowd from Pc
,,rlarg passed through the city in the
fr.naon. and about twenty-five Rich
,,snf delegates. Including Rev. J. ~.
n.artcrty and Dr. r. l.. Harrison. left
oa itc noon train over the Richmond,
fredc.ie1sburg and Potomac railroad.
aai Cd much larger party on the o'clock
tr.n owes the same road.
The York River route was the popular
OIL. for the Richmond delegates. and
fN0 scene at the Southern railroad douot
na- Cd most lively and enthusiastic one.
sometime before the hour Of 4l5 sure
enough yonng fapusts and young old
l1Yusis began 20 assemble. their long
,Icou ana oia rose strcamcrs floating ga
W.dt little breeze Was stirring Not
less THAN 30 delegates left over this
route. going 10 West Point hy rnl. and
there taxing one OF tfc magnificent ORR
hVtr steamers, chartered exclusively 4of
tle occasion.
s0MF of THOSE WHO WENT.
The following are some Of those who
composed tAis contingent. Rev br.
George Cooper Rev. Dr. J. q. Brough-
son, Ncv. Ir W l.. Wright, state fresl-
4Cnt John Garland Pollard. STATE Score
tary DR. George g. BagDy, State Trans
.orfaiiOn Lcagcr IA. ~. Cotticl. pr. r..
ID Pitt. a. b.. Craig. rs. 4. Clarke. Miss
Maud \. King. Miss r.. J.. King, Miss
Maud Pollard. Miss Lizzie Justls, MISS
Kate Fleet D. Is. Sands. John S~art-
=. 4. lIcislor. Airs. q. W. Loocy, ano
Mrs. pr H. ID. Garcin.
An interesting song service was ar
ranged Tor the sail down the York river
and everything gave promise o. oe-
Tie deictation from the Leigh-street
church was especially large. consisting OF
about fifty persons. wearing spee'a'
r6o convention VIII ho called 90 order
this morning. and is expected 10 ue IN,
ia.scst crowd Of Baptist believers ever
assembled in the wo'ld.
TfronIs 10 ACCOMMODATE 1nrN'
OF the seven hundred dcloratcs from
the state OF Virginia many VIII nt pa9
Tors or congregations, who VIII s.el W.
nrtl Monday. liza Baltimore great ehv't
ara laiue made 20 accommodate 'i.-
.r,osfe some of the delegates have al-
ready hccun 90 arrive. The oou'",i'
california delegation has taken poSa,7
sion of house Messrs. J.. g. Iaiir,l
and h. p Drake, az New lgln' r",
also arrived. and will take cnaisv
the denomina.onai eA''ioit "foa,le save
i,n. fr.,i.i,eteS f"r he use of the dele
gates. ana s,s'i .,'i,.,. IN over che coun-
lai- h"',-t7i'i-.. t+,. i.~tine after thr.r
''y,,re.te D" r,onr oihsr publications. a
49,. ~ ,.ltI,.ore for 80 especial use
N."I on i. d.. A. ha distributed by
q. t"t s,.d.rs A. Stayman The
uie AZ. ,.,..,.'r.J b.. Nr Allan Freeman
".-f 49,. INCARNATION committee.
t :, i'li.' tt@ ri4ct- of interest OF Bal
~ .s. hi'D" ,..i ,~virous. also the numerous
SI.fe's and street-car lines.
no Dtcon,rr nr,iDrvcrs.
besides The numerous side trips 20 in
.sr.sfinc points after the convention.
quite ID number OF the 1elesauons expect
10 spend "a day or Two IN w ash-Ns 20"
before reaching Baltimore. me eAec4.i'e
committee att uisih5 Vttis w ,,,s'+ese
rae ii7 .ha I-,ior In honor
"'t. '''. ,,,'.,-i,,,, fsrer,,thinr has been
manned 40 make the stay agreeable.
tloak-ro1ms are fitted up, and Ebfafies
Of RELIGIOUS works are arr MEGA lH lhe
most tasteful style. Inc eAinni's' gus
are very h.., "7 .i'1' "'..-',;se nom
t M. ,,.'i,- esi5s haviIe been sent
1.,..', a. fho ,ar.o,,s churches by The
missionaries
Brf9kiyn wants the convention next
year
rleIn ANNUAL at wrsr POINT.
.re~ial % Tho Times from West
Point lasf uialt SAYS.
Six coaches. bearing the Richmond dele
CATION o. the b. D. l roi.Neni ION .,, a.
haiimtie. arrived nero az I'',,S a.,
parry g".t WIS. ,trf,i ,,.,1enorto.ioa
'i.ii, lo..,a ,nsi ritv az ihe dele
-,,tes boarded the spccial steamer Sal
fiuIore The song service Tonight ON
the bOat win Doe lod bv Rev. br. George
tconcr ana Miss bessie Martin will pre-
side 90 -he piano.
Crowds arriving al Baltimore.
ptr-rf,t,rr MID Iulv f7-Thc adj
vance e--itr.i of the great throng of I7Do
l.iegat.s and visitors. who are expected
fron. au parf- Of fhe country. 10 par
tirinsf. fn fine convention of the BAPTIST
N.,,rr p.o..ia's Union of America. which
,.in l,.,. its sessions fn-morroN. arrived
tr l.,.. numbers tnis morning. Every
,..f,.,l station and steamship ni,r pre-
...,.l . u-.f, a,,n.,r.nca a. the crowds
of the reception committees me sta
.