Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20


ne, ,ns academy, is cordially welcome. No
' ~ unuer 10 years win be admitted.
MI W. N. Multer. OF Washington. will
Ian 70 the boys In the association hall
CLOCK. The committee have ar
s 81, Tor the presence OF $50 boys There
az" 20 special music, including a solo by
~. A. hunter Jr.; also. cornet solo
VIII be Mr. NJ. l.. Willis.
Mr.. Multer Is the general. secra,ar, -.
the Washington association ana g. q
great friend OF me boys
OTHER MEETINGS.
mere VIII be workers meeting In the
Sasoeiatioh parlor sharp at 3 O'Clock, con-
Quoted by Mr.. w. G. Douglas oenoraI
secretary Of the philadelphia association
rms Will be for Christian men only. and
all men are welcome.
The University College of Medicine De.
paftment wiz meet at 3 o'clock I'm the col
lege building, and will be addressed bv
state-Secretary Coulter. The Medical Col
lege Of Virginia Department will meet in
the college building, and will be address
ca by Mr.. III. o. Williams. OF New York.
formerly State Secretary OF Virginia.
All the night meetings will be held at
CLOCK. The regular hour and the
IoiIowing outline will give the place OF
meeting, the speakers, and other inter-
esting facts:
Hon. Joshua lowering will speak at
the Second Baptist church, and Mr.. r.
M. smith, president of the association.
VIII preside. Mr.. John Garland Pollard
WIZ read the presidents report
ReY. e. ii. Rawlings, pastor OF the
Clay-Street Methodist church. will de-
pAnTnGu at
tlst church. At this meeting Mr.. C.
Is. Sydnor, Jr., treasurer of the associa-
llon, will preside. and Mr.. Frank L.
Wells will read the presidents report.
State-Secretary i. A Coulter will
speak at the West-View Baptist church.
Ar. Stewart NJ. Woodward. recording
secretary Of the association, will preside,
and Mr.. Frank W. Laughton, OF the
Association Senate, will read the report.
Kew. j. 5. Dill, pastor Of the ,enable-
street Baptist church, will speak at the
balnbrldge-Street Baptist church, Man
chester. at this meeting. MIR. u. N
Newman. third vice-president Of the as.
ISOLATION. will preside, and Leroy G.
Crenshaw will read the presidents re-
port.
Rev. j. William Jones, D. D., a lifelong
and loyal friend of the association. will
speak at the Leigh-Street Baptist church
Mr.. Thomas c. Ruffin will preside. and
the presidents report will be read low
Mr. X. Ii. Wills, Of the Reception Com
mittee.
GOVERNOR OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Hon. George W. Atkinson. vice-presi-
cent OF the Wheeling (W. Va.) Associa-
ton, and on Of the most prominent
Methodists Of that State, will speak at
the Seventh-Street Christian church.
Governor Tyler will preside, and the
presidents report will be read by Mr..
I. Garnett Tabb, of the Membership
Committee
The service at Grace Episcopal church
win be in charge Of the rector Rev. l. |
X. Mason. The address will be de- J
liYered by Rev. Thomas Semmes, of St |
Andrews Episcopal church, the report |
Deing read by T. St George Barraud, OF |
the Association Senate
The service at ST. Marks Episcopal |
viii be in charge Of the Right |
Rev. G. G. Penick, who will also deliver |
the address. Mr.. Z. A. Arthur of the |
Evening College Committee, will read |
the presidents report.
Owing to the unavoidable detention of |
Rev. T. w. Clampett, Of St. Peters |
church, Baltimore, who was to address |
this meeting at st. James church, this
service will be omitted, and those who
would have attended same are urged TO
unite with the friends at Grace and ST.
Marks churches.
Rev. Il. n. Ivey, D. D., OF North Caro-
ina, will deliver the address at the Broad
Street Methodist, Mr.. ID. X. Midyette !
Presiding, and Mr.. Asa johnson, of the |
Work Committee, will read the
residents report.
Rev. Jere Witherspoon, D. D., Of the
Presbyterian church, will
peak at the Union-Station Methodist
hurch, DR.. ID. A. Kuyk, a member Of
he Board of Directors, presiding, and
lr. A. y. Caldwell, of the Junior Com
nittee, will read the presidents report.
At PaTk-Place church, Rev. w. G.,
tarr, d. D., pastor of the Broad-Street
hurch, will speak. Mr.. II. D. Eichel-
erger, of the Board Of Directors, pre-
iding, and Mr.. c. b. Richardson, 'sena-
or from Pennsylvania" will read the
residents report
MR.. II. o. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. II. 0. Williams. of New York, one
{ the international railroad secretaries, |
a gentleman of long experience in as
ociatiOn work, and will speak at Denny
treet Methodist church, Fulton; Mr..
amuel 70. Bishop presiding, and Mr.. L.
7. Bandy reading the presidents report.
Mr. w. c. Douglass, Of Philadelphia,
sneral secretary of the Philadelphia as
,clation, will speak at the First Presby
,rian church. Mr.. S. w. Travers, form
'ly president of the Richmond asso-
alton, and now president Of the Cham
sr Of Commerce, will preside. Mr.. James
evils Anderson, member of the Board of ]
irectors, will present the presidents ]
port. !
Rev. q. It. Sweeney, formerly of Column
is, Ind, now pastor of the Seventh '
rect Christian church. will deliver The {
dress at the Grace-Street Presbyterian /
urch, Mr.. w. j. Whitehurst, first vice. i
esident of the association, presiding, I
ID DR.. l. Darlington Harrison, presi- I
mt OF the University College Of Medi- (
ne Department, will read the presi- S
nts report. e
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