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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

Rev. j. 7. Mastin's Sunday morning S
sermon at Trinity Methodist was on the
first church council as recorded In the
fifteenth chapter OF the Acts OF the Apos-
ties. which council considered the con-
tcntion OF some that II was necessary
10 be circUmcised ana keep the law OF
Moses and the decision or Whlch was
against such contention. After a very
comprehensive review OF all the clrculh-
stances connected with this council the
speaker PROCEEDED to deduce the eIahu
doctrines Of free grace and salvation ny
faith, and the discourse was forceful
presentation Of these fundamental uoc-
trines of his church and was exceedingly
joyable and edlfying.
At the night service the pastors SUD-
iect was the Christian Duty of Patience
and Forbearance," the text being TAKEN
from the Saviours sermon on the Mount
But | say unto YOU that ye resist not
evil. but whosoeyer shall smite thee on
thy right cheek turn to him the other
also" etc. The discourse was prefaced
By some pointed and practical opserNaNoH
concerning the greatest sermon ever ue-
livered. and which. the speaker dtciateu'
should be more thoroughly stullea ny
rarl,lnd. Then followed a sermon OF
great power and sweetness in which the
essence Of religion was held to De pure
heartedness and sweet spiritedness. endur-
ance. and forgiveness IN The soul for a
person to enjoy that high state OF reh-
efon experience which the Saviour incul-
Gated by word and deed. We must not
give way 10 anger and wrath. nor seek
revenge for injuries. The source OF an
noble impulses and actions must be kept
pure and sweet. unpoHuted by malice
anger. or resentful feelings.
Many men mistakenly seek happiness
from without. hence they visit The sa-
looms. gaming tables, theatres and en-
gage in other amusements an dilssipa-
tons. But all true happiness IS known
within. proceeding from the heart.
Those who hear Mr.. Mastin regularly
cannot have failed 10 be impressed WIN
his spiritual preaching. His singleness OF
purpose seems to be TO emphasize the
great Importance Of a realization OF lhe
truth. that religion IS spiritual thlns'
and hence that there must be purity OF
heart and sweetness Of spirit no less IMAM
obedience 10 the "shall nots' or the
moral law In regard 20 specific matters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02
THE SUEFERING IRMENIfNS.
The Ministerial Union Asks Pastors &
Make Appeals for Them Next sunday.

At a called meeting Of the Ministerial
Union Of Richmond and Manchester held
yesterday at noon at the Y. NJ. c. A..
the following paper was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That this union requests all
the pastors Of the city 10 present the
claims Of the suffering Armenans on
next Sabbath-Day 70 their churches and
solicit contributions for the same.
Resolved. That the editors Of the sew
erai papers Of the city are hereby re-
quested TO call attentan 10 this movement.
solicit and receive such contributions as
any ciuzens may be willing 10 send TO
them.
Resolved. That a committee Of one
from each denomination. of which the
president Of this body shall be chairman:
be appointed to have charge Of all the
details Of this movement.
Resolved. That Mr.. John T.. Williams
be requested 10 act as the treasurer Of
said committee 70 receive and forward
promptly AL funds that may be con-
tributed 10 this cause
The committee referred to above Is
as follows:
Rev. j. J. Gravatt (chairman) Eplsco-
pal Church, Rev. II. +. Kerr, D. D.,
Presbyterian Church: Rev. ". V. Tudor
y. D.. Methodist Episcopal Church Rev.
George Cooper u. D., Baptist Church;
Rev. Jabez Hall. j. D.. Disciples Church;
Rev. T. a. Morehead, Lutheran Church;
Rev. r. A. Goodwin. Episcopal Church.
A collection was taken for the cause
with good results and the amount has
been forwarded TO Brown Bros, 80 Wall
street, New York.
1t is proposed also TO hold a general
mass-meeting o. citizens in behalf Of
this cause at an early date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02
To Provide for a Milk Inspector.

The Council Committee on Health held
a called meeting las. evening In room No.
II Of the city Hall. with the following
members present: Messrs. Reeve CHAIR
man. Burton. Davis. Don Leavy. Hob
son. and Snead. The Chair explained
that the meeting had been called 10 con-
slider an ordinance submitted by the presi-
dent Of the Board OF Health. Or. W. T..
Oppenhimer the object OF which was TO
govern the sale OF milk and meat in the
city. The measure. which provided for a
milk and meat inspector. at salary OF
81 900 per annum. was discussed at some
length DR.. Oppenhimer who was pres
ent discussed the importance and neces-
sity Of a dairy inspector and recommend
ed the prompt adoption OF the ordinance.
on motion OF Mr. Snead. the committee
by unanimous vote referred the meas
ure to the Council with its hearty en-
dOrscment.
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Catholic Notes.

The forty-hours' devotion which began
ri the Cathedral last Friday morning
closed Sunday night with prayers ana
sermon by the Rev. Father Dolan, OF ~.
Aloysius church. Washington .s a..
Solemn high mass was celepIa gay ~
10.3G A. NJ. hy Rev. Father charles Doia-
hoe. OF Newport News. assisted ~, WY
REV. Father cutler and Rev. father
AherD The sermon was preached ny
o. Father polaH. Ganss' mass was
rendered 10y the choir and Lamhil,oolt l', :
beautiful Ave Maria was sung Dy S''fS''
Eva Phillips and Josephine Murphy.
Nevt Thursday is thefeast or corpus
christi and a holiday Of devotion; Ma a,
at the Cathedral will be ceIeurateG at %
Z and a high mass at 1890 ocloGA. -
Next Friday. being the first ft'uaE, q.
the month. the Blessed Sacrament VIII We
exposed all day. Benediciiohl VIII NC
len In no evening at o'clock.
Next sunday the soiemnity OF the ieAsl
Of Corpus Christi will be held. ana . ln-de
will be a procession OF me ,itsseu 80. -, he
rnent after the 1870 o'clock mass at Inc
Cathedral.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

A meeting was held at i0i east Frankllr
street yesterday to consider the method,
OF raising funds for the erection Of =
memorial window TO President Dayis
There was an enthusiastic approval OF tn,
plans suggested. and the details Will N
given the public at an early date. Tht
following ladies were present. Mrs
George Ross tchairman) Mrs. Archer An
dersOn, Mrs Nirginius Newton. Mrs.
James Grant: Mrs. Isaac Davenport Mrs
Pendleton Rogers. Miss Mamie Archer
Miss Anne G. Bentley, committee from 81
Paurs church: Mrs. Joseph Bryan. Mrs
T.. G. Minor. representing Hollywood Ne.
mortal Association. Mrs. II r. Christians
representing lakewood Memorial Ass0cia.
ton: Miss r. G. Levy representing He.
brew Memorial Association. Mrs. =. D..
Hotchkiss representing Confederate Me.
mortal Literary Association. Mrs. T.. II.
Loehr. representing Ladies' Auxiliary Of
c. f. Pickett Camp. &. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

First Presbyterian church to a large con-
gregation, on the ,ext. ~ he Lord God IS
a sun and Shield" Or. Kerr stated on
introducing him. that on looking over the
rolls OF the church he had found nine
teen names OF men who have gone ircm
its ranks into the holy ministry. and ne
had no doubt there had been others whose
names he had not found. Tie church
has also two more young men now tudy .
ing at the Seminary for molly orders.
Beginning with next Sunday Tie SER
vices hereafter for the sumner, IN TIE
First church. will be held at $50 L. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02
SERVICES ON SUNDAY.
DR. TUDOR PREACHLs ON THE ST..
LOUIS CYCLONE.
IT., ,,t,tst.riai Union starts Movement
in Behalf Of Armenia-A Pastor
Ordained.

STORMY wind fulfilling Ills worn
was the text suggested to DR.. Tudor Tor
his Sunday evening discourse at Cs'''e-
nary Methodist church by the recent cy-
clone in St. Louis. Or. Tudor read ap-
proyingly an editorial from The Times on
the great storm. and preached a power
ful sermon on the uncertainty Of life and
the necessity Of being always prepared
for sudden summons.
The speaker cited many instances in
which the Scriptures use the wind 10
illustrate Deity. and closed with
graphic portrayal OF Paul's taking COM
mand Of a Mediterranean ship during
storm. while a prisoner. and being able
by his sublime faith in the King Of
Storms 10 safely pilot the passengers 10
land when all hope seemed gone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

n the Law and Equity Court before
Judge Minor and jury, yesterday the
trial Of the suit Of the Richmond Lean
er Manufacturing Company against the
citv of Richmond for $500 damages was
commenced The plaintiff claims that the
construction Ct sewer by the CITY
which rams into Bacon Quarter branch
had caused foul water 10 run into their
watts and spoil their goods. The evidence
vas partly heard and the case went over
until to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02
MR.. WILTHALL Ordained.
The Interesting Ceremonies Were Held at
the Fairfield Church.

1ne lhifIflN 'fihi'iis
At the Fairfield Presbyterian churcn.
two miles from the city, on the Ne
Gainesville turnpike, on Sunday after
noon the Presby,ery Of East Hanover
1T to ordain Rev. Daniel X. WalthaH
as pastor Of the church.
The Rev. Robert r. Kerr. d. D.. preach
cd the sermon and presided at the ordina-
ton. D.. Ktrr's text was, And /, U l
be lifted up. will draw oil men unto Ne
St John. XII g. The Rev. j. +. Cook
delivered the charge TO the new pastor
and the Rev. {. y. Van Houten the
charge TO the people. A very large con-
gregation crowded the sacred ediiice. Mr.
Walthan will be installed next Sunday
afternoon as pastor also OF the Mizpan
church. on Chestnut Hil. the TWO
churches constituting one pastoral charge.
Mr.. Walthal was brought up In the
First Presbyterian church, Of Richmond,
is a graduate Of Richmond College and
Of Union Theological Seminary lie is a
Young man Of fine ability and attain
ments. and gives promise OF great useiuI-
ness as a preacher OF the Gospel
At night Mr. Walthall preached in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

Company for the use Of tho latter
tracks during the reunion and what TN
new company shall pay the old compsn:
for power should II need II NJ that tina
but on the request OF the officials OF tn
Traction Company the matter went oye
until Thursday.
General Manager Stevens. OF TN
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
IS the arbitrator chosen by the Richmon,
Railway and Electric Company, and Ma
ior H. y. Whitcomb for the Traction
Company. tx.IIa..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

Governor O'Ferrall has issued orders
permitting military organizations from
other States TO enter Virginia on the
occasion Of the Confederate reunion.
Handsomely engraved copies or the ORDER
will be sent TO the AdJutant-Deherdl OIL
each Southern state.
Tho Governor intends 10 have the Capt.
+oi state Library, and Executive Man
sion handsomely decorated for the coming
rnuniOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

The grand jury Of the Hastings Court
for the June term convened yesterday.
and after being IN session for several
hours. found the following true bills o.
Indictment for felonies: j. NJ. Anderson.
Jr.. two: Malinda Epps Fields Finey. Mo-
ses Lee Julia Marshall. William Smith
alias William sick. Adolphus Townes
Herbert r. Warn alias Herbert +. War
ron. two: Emmett Chids. Robert Curtis.
The jury was ordered to convene asein
on June I'D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

The Iong-looked-for and much-talked-
of sea Yacht of the Virginia Boat Club
has finally arrived II reached here sun
day evening about o'clock. Messrs. r.
II. Bissell. r. C.. Workman. Jr. and T..
T.. Cone went down 10 Old Point on Fri
day evening and boarded the yacht at
O'Clock when they at once started 70
sail her up the river.
The boat was bought on the Eastern
hore of Captain J. X Carpenter. Of the
United States life-saving station. and
has fine reputation for fast sailing.
During the few days the boat was al
Old Point Lieutenant A. W. Chase sailed
tho boat, and had the pleasure Of out
sailing a number Of the local craft hav-
ing good records.
On the cruise Mr. Workman made the
hest record az the helm. sailing from
Fort Powhatan 20 Jordan Point in one
hour and ten minutes
The scawOrthness Of the craft was
we'll tested IN white squat" that was
ran into about o'clock Sunday morning
Just above city Point but quick work I'm
handling the sails brought the boat
through without accident.
Mr. Rent RYAN Of 414 north Seventh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02
Arbitration Postponed.

A meeting Of the arbltrators was 10
have been held yesterday afternoon at l
o'clock. who are to determine the amount
~ pichmond Railway and Electric Com
,o,y shau pay the Richmond Traction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

When Baby was sick, we gave her Cas:oria.
When she was a Child, She cried for Casloria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

on and after to-day ". A Crenshaw
can be found az No. l0l2 east Main
street. opposite the post-ofiice. where he
Will be pleased to furnish 10 his friends
and the public generally Insurance In
hrst-ciass companies and ct low rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

Resident Nanager-H w. Eaton
Deputy W.
ciral Office
sin residence n1l
commenced business ia united SINUS 1919
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02
UNITED STATES AND LONDON AND GLOBE
|

ENDING DECEMBER "a lei
70 TIE AUDTOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF THE S0ss4N" A'i'
or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

MIR Benz. Ryan. of 44 north Seventh
street. who has been visiting his family
here. returned to New York last night 10
funm a professional engagement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02

The Result Of the Election in the 81 Pre-
cinct Of Jackson Ward.

The following is the correct report Of
Tie votes cast in the Third preci1ct Of
jackson Ward last week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-02
TO-DAY's EXERCISES.

Addresses will be delivered tomorrow
by MI d. +. Massey of
the Raleigh u. c. Experiment Sta
ton: Professor Weightman, Of Randolph
Macon College; J. +. jackson, editor Of
Southern Planter; l.. b. Vaughan and
Ashton starke. of Richmond, and Judge
Charles Grattan. Of stanton. The insti-
tute will close tomorrow night.
An address Will also be delivered by
c. W. Dahney. Assistant Secretary Of
Agriculture of the United States.
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