Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
TWO GREAT RALLIES.
MANY ARE GOING FROM HERE.
The Omcial Delegation to Leave for
the Hub Next saturday-Pro-
gramme for the Convention In the
Monumental City.

| the Hub Next saturday-Pro-
gramme for the Convention in the
Monumental City.
The two greatest religious gatherings
| In the countrys history will be held
| within the next three weeks. The Chris-
| tan Endeavor convention assemblies IN
| Boston on Wednesday. the 10th. and eight
days later the International Convention
| of the Baptist Young Peoples Union be-
| gins in Baltimore. The Boston meeting
will continue about a week, adjourning
| just in time for those who so desire 10
attend the conference in Baltimore. Many
| of those who speak at the one will also be
| heard at the other.
Great interest Is felt here In both or
these conventions, and Virginia VIII be
well represented at both. Especially Is
| this true OF Richmond. Aside from the
| interest felt in the sessions Of the two I'M
mense bodies. the trips will in themselves
alone prove both attractive and economi-
| cal. The two meetings are very much
| on the same order. The exercises Oh po'"
are devotional in the main.
GOING TO BOSTON.
The Baptist, Christian. Episcopal
Lutheran, Methodist, and Presbyterian
| churches will all be represented In the
delegation that will go from here to bos-
ton. The indications are that the nrSl
estimate of 100 from this part OF the
State will be exceeded, and those from
tile counties In Virginia near Washington
will go with the Washington contingent
nf
Richmond and vicinity will leave Satur-
day. the 9Th, while others will follow on
Monday, all getting to Boston on wed
nesGay.
Ehe following persons from Richmond
HE reserved passage for the conVeh-
ti6.i' Il. +. Earp. Mr.. and Mrs. L. a.
era, ford. Miss Glllie Cary, Robert w.
Miles, n. A. STALL Miss Kate T.. Pulier.
c. Eugene Blanton, J. II. Spicer, MISS
Maggie Cauthorn. Mrs. C. =. Wiley. Miss
Sye f. Roberts, Mrs. $. X. Scruggs MISS
Lizzie Ragland, Miss Fannie c. Ragland'
Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Freeman, Miss Betty
Elyson Beverlis J. Smith. Miss jessie
Link, Miss Helen II. Dickinson, Miss Ed
ma Rowlette. Miss Minnie I. Taylor, Mrs'
William III. Mccarthy. Miss Agnes III.
Mccarthy. v. A. Crenshaw, Mrs. NJ. j.
Jecky. Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Murrell
r. Morgan Shepherd. a. 5. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs Robert Lecky, Sr.. j. W.
Peatross, u. .. Michaels Miss Lizzie NC
Neal j. s. Hopkins, Miss Mary b. AHey'
Miss NJ. T.. Harris. Mrs. B. 5. Smith W.
r. Armis,ead, Miss Carrie Herberie. MISS
Harriet Herberle, Miss Emily Knox
Miss L. NJ. Knox Rev. II. V. Omer. Kew.
l.. NJ. Omer, Miss f. +. Munford, Miss
}. y. Munford, Miss Lula o. Phillips.
Mrs. A. T.. Moon, Mr.. Edwin 0. Lewis,
Miss Cora Elliott.
Those outside Of the city who have
reserved passage through the Transports
ton manager are: Miss Ella h. Anderson
Clifton Forge: Miss Ellen H. Kent.
Louisa: Miss Carrie Anderson Louisa;
Frank Marshall. Jr, Chatham; Mrs. Alice
NJ. Chandler Louisa; Miss Belle Chand-
Ter Louisa Miss Belle Childs. Louisa;
Professor James Lewis Howe, Lexington;
Miss VI. a. Lyman, OF pennington Gap
Va: Miss Fannie Keeling, o. Norfolk;
Rev. H. S. Johnson, of Alliance, surry
; county: J. r. Collingwood, OF RoanoKe'
MIS- Pearl Johnson. of Pennington Gap;
Miss Annie Younglove. Scotland. Surry
c1lnty; Miss l.. l.. Powell Staunton; MISS
Es,en Duval and Miss X. c. Duval, OF
Lexington
ROUTES AND RATES.
The routes and rates from Richmond
and vicinity are as follows:
Observation-Disclosures and Ohio rail-
steamer Guyandotte. as Special Chris
tian Endeayor boat to New York; thence
via the Providence and Stonington Line
TO Boston Fare, sl6, which Includes
meals and state-room from Newport
News TO New York berth-fare from
New York TO Boston. 20 cents. each way.
This rate is good only on the tram iav-
ing Richmond Saturday afternoon, July
9th. There will be piano or organ
on the boat. and religious services VIII
be held on the boat, TO be held by the
pastors accompanying the party.
Water Rail and Water-The Southern
railway have made rate from Rich
| mond 10 Boston Of s1l.sO. without trans
fers in Baltimore or New York, and SIND
with transfers. This route is via West
Point, steamer 20 Baltimore, railroad 10
New York and Providence. and Ston-
ineton Line TO Boston. All meals ana
state-rooms extra. State-room for the
round trip on this route is 81 for the
round trip.
AIl-Rail or Rail and Water-The Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, in connection with the Pennsyl-
vania, will sell tickets all rail to Boston
for 3d. without transfer; with transfer.
Sl5.7j; via Providence and Stonington
Line. 81. without transfer; with trans
Ter Of baggage. only. sli25.
Parties desiring to reach Boston at the
same time as the official Virginia dele
CATION should plan TO reach New York
TO make connection with the special
Christian Endeavor steamer via Proyi-
dence and Stonington Line. leaving New
York Tuesday, July 9th. at $50 L. NJ.
The Virginia delegation has reserved
forty state-rooms on this boat. The low
rate of 81 for the round trip from New
York TO West Point via the famous Hud-
son-River day-boats has been granted to
Endeavorers who stop over In New
York.
All mail should be addressed in care
of the Virginia post-oitice-vlz., the
North Avenue Congregational church,
Cambridge, Mass. This church will be
the Headquarters for Virginia, and all
delegates will be roomed in the neigh
borhood OF this church. The rates Tor
board at Boston are as follows: Room
% to 20 cents, and meals at from % 10
80 cents each. In addition to the head
quarters and post-ofiice at the church.
the different States have been assigned
booths in the large hall adjoining the
convention hall. at which place all mes
sages for the delegates can be left, and
bulletins for the information OF Viz
gnians will be posted.
THE BALTIMORE PROGRAMME.
Mr.. H. w. Cottrel State transporta-
Pies Union Association meeting In Bal
timore. is receiving many letters daily
from those who contemplate taking that
trip. 1t Is certain that large num-
Der OF the unions throughout Virginia
will be represented.
The opening session OF the convention
will occur Thursday morning. July 18th,
at 10 o'clock. After the address or well
come from the Baptist churches and
the Baptist Young Peoples societies OF
Baltimore there will be rousng re-
Spouse on behalf OF the convention by
one of the most eloquent men In the
whole denomination. After this viii
come the annual report of the general
secretary.
The afternoon service will open at 2:l5
with a praise service. led by the chorus
of 500 voices. Two addresses VIII
follow-"The Young Peoples Society and
the Sunday School" and The Bible
Method OF Winning Souls" Next VIII
come an open parliament upon the ques-
ton, what Has Your Society Done 10
Promote Revival In the Churches
The great keynote of the convention
"EvangeliZation''-w be fully sounded