The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-14

in Virginia and especially the Baptists
had to go through during the past year.
He wound up by saying that now the
day was dawning and the clouds were
breaking away and the people or TINS
States and this country would never see
such a hard year again.
The Moderator next appointed the fol-
lowing committees;
On order of Business-Mcssrs J. Tay-
Ior Ellyson T.. g. Mcconnell, T. II. FL
lett. William Ellyson. j. Il. Taylor, y.
T.. owen. and II. w. Battle.
ON religious Exercises-The Baptist
ministers OF Richmond and Manchester.
including Rev. Il. ]. Willingham as rep
resentative OF tho Second Baptist
church.
While the committees were out Mr.. j.
Haddon Watkins sang as solo, cast
Thy Bread Upon the Waters"
Rev William T.. Hatcher. on behalf
Of the Committee on Religious Exercises,
submitted only a partial report, which
will be completed this morning before
the announcement is to be published as
70 how the pulpits in the different Bap-
fist. Methodist. Presbyterian and Chris
tian churches in Richmond and Man
chester will be filled tomorrow.
SESSIONS TO-DAY.
The committee on order OF BUSINESS,
through MT f.iiysoh' also submitted
partial report IN regard 10 the business
TO be transacted to-day. There are to
be two sessions. one from $3.50 A. NJ 20
+. NJ. and the other from $50 =. VI.
until the pleasure Of the association The
following IS the programme Of the morn
ing session;
$50 A. NJ. 10 9:i5 4. NJ, treasurer re-
port.
rs A. NJ. 20 II 4 N. report Of the
ministerial relief fund.
II A. NJ. to 1880 4. NJ. report on the
American Baptist Publication Society.
u.3O A. NJ. to / p. NJ, report on for
eizn missions.
1P. NJ. TO 1870 Z. NJ. Committee on Co
operation.
'.'l - VI. TO +. NJ, Committee on
Obituaries.
$50 T.. NJ. State Missions.
Sunday At $50 L. NJ, Baptist Or
phanage
Rev. J. William Jones moved 70
strike out that portion Of the report
referring 10 the American Baptist Pub
LEGATION Society. lie said he would only
be willing % vote for the same III the
other Baptist organizations Were includ-
ed. Mr. j. TAYLOR Ellvson explained that
q gentleman representing the society
i'm question desired 10 be heard After
some little discussion the report wa
amended. on motion Of Rev. Mr.. VIII
lngham. so that the time set aside
for that society be emnloved in listening
10 its representative. The report OF the
committee w0s then adopted as
amended.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher announced that there
were only few apartments in the taber-
nacle, and therefore no place could he
provided with stationery for the breth-
rem. However the committees could use
either the pastors study or the infant
classroom The brethren of Calvary
church had also very kindly throw,
open their building for the use of the
committees The nnau for tho ,,o,,,b,..
of the association viii no fon,d in thc
hands ~ ar ceorgc r, v-nIia,,s u.no
viii no found a, n .o,,,,, 90, -. 80
tho tabornacIo boforo ,l,o on,,t,,.s 49,, ~,
tb. cIoee Of tho sassio,s
THE RApTIs1r opptIANAcr
Tho animal rneetino Of tba tr,,stsa, ~
tho SaIen ornboraoe -, ~, a., 90
,,or, psn,is, .h,,-,b ,,,g,er,,a,. ,,'o.,,t,,,,
a. IN o'ciock ana VS. concir'Isd iat@ H. ,ho
,fternoon Dr uo,cbor ,rosIso, III
Secrrtar,, Charles I. To,vpspn u.as 8, bts
nloce There was a eood a,,onI,nne -,
trustees and tho nroceodI,ss ~, -.
interesting.
The Old officers were elacted 90 rollou,s.