Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
mealioned 90 pulpits vlI be aIled by the
THE REVIVAL IN FULTON

mentioned the pulpits will be filed by the
regular pastors.
THE REVIVAL IN FULTON.
The revival services which have been
In progress at Fulton Baptist church, OF
which Rev. J. B. Harrison is pastor, for
tho past ten days have been fruitful OF
the conversion of about fifteen persons.
Last week the preaching was done 10y
Rev. Or. 4. j. Barton. and pastor and
people were much pleased with the nne
and earnest work he did. Last night Rev.
Or. j. William Jones preached and II Is
likely Dr. Jones will continue to conduct
the nightly services through the week
Rev. Mr.. Harrison is carrying on his
work in Fulton with many indications OF
the fruitage Of success for his hire
REV MR.. GUTHRIE breaches.
Rev. Donald Guthrie. of Canada. again
occupied the pulpit Of DR.. Hoges church
at the morning service sunday, ana de,
livered a very instructive ana thouShtIul
discourse TO a large congregation on the
Adverse Influence of Spiritual Neu-
trality."
Dr. IIoge preached in the afternoon TO
another large congregation
By invitation the students OF the meoi-
cal colleges OF the city were present az
the morning service, and young men IN
general were invited to both services.
AT GRONE-ANENUE.
Though the protracted meeting az
Grpve-Avenue church closed some weeks
shows itself in the largely Increased con
greCations. and in frequent additions 10
The membership under the regular ser
vices The weekly prayer-meeting mas
taken on fresh interest. and has doubled
its numbers. on Sunday morning one per
son was received by letter. At night IT.
Hden preached on the 18th verse or lhe
90th Psalm: 80 teach Us to number our
days that We may apply our hearts unto
wisdom The sermon closed WIN an
earnest appeal and invitation, and two
persons were received for baptism
DIR. YOUNG AT SEVENTH STREET.
Rev. Or. Charles A. Young. of the chi
cego University, and at present ehsasSu
in delivering "a series Of lectures on lhe
Bible at the University of Virginia
preached at both morning and evening
hours at the Scventh-Strect ChIistan
church Sunday His morning discourse
was ornate and full of thought. In ihe
evening Dr. Young gave a Bible lecture,
Indicating incidentally how he conducted
his classes at the university. lie TOOK lhe
Gospel Of John and gave an exposition,
necessarily brief. of each chapter Doou
cDn9rc cations attended each service, anu
greatly enjoyed the deeply earnest ana
thought provoking discourses
Dr. Young was the guest or MI. w a
Crenshaw while IN the city. He returned
10 Charlottesville yesterday morning
THE JUNIORS MEET.
The Junior Epworth League of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church held very
interesting meeting Sunday afternoon al
AIS O'Clock Miss Mary Simpson con-
Quoted the service. The subject for DIS
cussion was missions" \ very large
crowd OF boys and girls was present. and
the meeting was very instructive, rs wei
as profitable. Mite-bOXes were distributed
among the members for raising money
Cor foreign missions. and the member
raising the largest sum by the time they
az. 10 be opened (Which will be near tht
end OF the present conference year, VIII
receive "A handsome prize. Services are
held every other Sunday afternoon.
The officers Of this league are as ioi
lows. Mr. Marvin J. Taylor, superlntcnd
cnt. Miss Lena Oeilvie, president; Master
Robert Kidd vice president and leader OF
dcpartment Of worship. Master Emory
clark. secretary; Master Charlie Waliord.
treasurer. Master Willie Bickcrs, leader
of department of cntetainmcnt; Miss Mat
lie Waring. leader OF department. OF
charity and help work; Master Henry
Proctor leader of department Of literary
work.