Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-10

NnilSt was victor then, ana after the
battle angels spread table COR Him
In INC wl S.fncss Hcre may every Chris
tain H N. model and inspiration.
NCsf a niahf nr. Kerr viii give
a iccirf ''Hrefuaun and Cana"
Dr. nroc ..ton go Crovr-Avenue.
Rev. ur 1. GfonEeton. OF Roa-
nokc, wf1 c.uil rtius revival services
at Grovc-AN au, Nafts. church. preach
ed the. mofa'as asl,rnoon ard eve
ming on sunday H. the morning ne
preached on ~ chmond Supreme Need 9"
which, he sa q. was tle Holy Spirit tie
urged the UNFOLDING by bue ness-men and
all good citizens OF IN city authorities
In their Efforts 10 suppress the sale OF
liquor on Sunday. and said that next to
,he need of the Holy spirit Richmond
needed bus nCss-mon who shall By their
daily acts Sc, shining examples for others
to profit By.
twenty-five persons profossed religion
In the morning, ten in the afternoon, and
fourteen in the evening. Dr. BrOughton
VIII continue the services throughout this
week. and during his stay here DR. Hden
VIII fill his pulpit in Roanoke.
SUNDAY At ST. PAULs.
on Sunday morning NJ st. Palrs church
during the oheltory Miss Lizzie Taylor.
OF Norfolk. Va. sans. with great power
and sw etncss. Like as Father Pit
ieth His Children Miss Tayior's voice
is richly Cul iva,ed and i'm rendering
church music shows 10 great ad-
vantage. Professor Reinhardt played the
accompaniment in his usual careful and
artistic manner.
Rev. Dr. Carmichael. who IS preach
ng on the "Parn0les' every SuIslay
morning. explained that one in which the
five foolish virgins failed TO have oil n
their lamps when the bridegroom ar
rived, and the door was shut against
hem.
The Ministerial Union.
a meeting Of the Ministerial Union Of
Richmond and Manchester Was held I'm
the parlor OF the Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday morning. The union
had been organized for only one YEAR
and the matter that consumed the time
Of the session was whether it should be-
continued longer
After very full discussion as TO the
value of such an organization q was
unanimously decided t. 20 on with IT,
The officers elected for the year were:
Rev. J. j. Gravatt. president; Nice-Prasi
dents-G. c. Vanderslice. Pike Powers
l. NJ. Mercer. J. +. Cook. Jabez Hall, and
J. \. Morehead. Rev. j. Calvin Stewart
was elected secretary.
The ministerial associations Of the va
rious denominations were requested t.
nominate members of the Executive Com
mittee. Rev. X. 4. Goodwin was APP
pointed to deliver an address at the next
meeting.
Notes from the Churches.
4 reception will be rendered Or. Potts.
the new pastor Of Park-Place, at that
church Thursday night by the members
OF his congregation. The people Of ST
James church will tender Rev. Mr..
Beauchamp a reception tonight.
Rev. DR.. w. w. Moore. Professor OF
Hebrew and Old Testament Literature
at the Union Theological Seminary. is in
the city. as the guest OF Or. Kerr. DIR.
Moore held a brief consultation yesterday
with the Architect and Building Com
mttee OF the seminary, and there was a
very pleasant discussion of the details OF
the plans for the proposed new buildings
10 be erected here.
Rev. Mr.. White, the minister recently
called TO the pastorate of Chestnut Hill
Presbyterian church, has not yet made
known here whether he will accept or
not.
At the Methodist Ministers Conference
held Yesterday in the lecture-room Of
Centenary church. II was decided 10 have
Christmas services at Park-Place church
Clay-Street church. and at Union Station
church In this city. and at West-End
church, Manchester. 4 committee was
appointed to select the ministers who
are TO conduct these services.