The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22


form" he said. between the Governor
OF Virginia and the Governor OF west
Virginia / could not help thinking OF that
historic encounter OF the Governor OF
North Carolina and the Governor Of South
Carolina, on which occasion Brother
lowering would have been out OF place.
Unlike your Jasper of Sun DO Move
fame" he said. IN conclusion Il say the
world DO move. and IL is moving In the
right direction in Virginia and West Nir-
ginia"
The address Of Mr.. Douglas was list
ened 20 with interest and heartily enjoyed
by the congregation.
The programme included reading Of the
Scriptures by Rev. Dr. Thos. y. Potts
OF Park-Placo church. who selected the
second chapter OF Acts, 18th 70 tho 81
verse inclusive.
The musical programme embraced sew
cral beautifully rendered pieces by the
choir Of St. Marks Episcopal church;
solo. II Heard The Voice Of Jesus say
boy Miss Fannie T.. Digs. and Mr.. HAD
don Watkins sang while the Days are
Going BY" On manner that elected the
warmest applause
The accompanist were-piano, Mr.. W
Reginald Walker: Corneusts Messfs
j.. A. Richie and c. Burton Mountcasta
The CONGREGATION was dismissed after
q fervsnt prayer by Rev. Or. w. Y. Tu-
cor. pastor of Centenary.
The Night Services.
At night. services were held in fifteen
Of the Citys churches and large consie-
cations were present al each.
Mr. Joshua LevcrinG was the speaker
al tho Second Baptist church Sunday
night. HIS theme was The Problem o.
me Young Man His remarks Were
based upon a part Of the 9th verse Of the
18th Psalm: "WhereWithal shall
young maj cleanse his way2'
Tho speaker referred TO tho various
problems which confront the thinkers OF
the day.
Il ~ worthy Of note that though he
was the Prohibition candidate for Presi-
dent and the party platform declares FOR
woman suffrage Mr. Levering inclined 10
the view hat woman was designed by the
Creator - De the queen Of a home.
The snares winch beset the young men
especially the ones away from home and
I'm the cities and the facilities for be
coming acquainted with evil afforded by
the saloon and brothel and other places
of questionable repute were placed In
striking contrast with the churches which
of necessity are closed for so many hours
Of the week. The conditions made some
such institution as the Young Mems Girls
young man was 10 be thrown entirely
upon his own resources for recreation.
The association however said Mr.. Lev
cring aims not only 10 afford a place
where the young man may spend a pleas.
ant hour or two but educational advan-
tages are supplied and the gymnasium
has been rescued from It's former dis
"rceitable associations and placed on
higher plane.
The claims OF the organization shcule
Re felt by al and the sympathy should
be active. said the speaker. The business
man has an opportunity TO provide
place where his clerks can spend their
evenings % advantage. The mothers and
fathers should iCel the OBLIGATION 20 aid
u because of their own children and the
Young men growing IN who would later
be the husbands Of their daughters
The claims OF The association for sup
port are upon an as much as the claims
ot the fire department or other institu-
lions for protection The OBLIGATION
saou'd not be lightly considered carrying
as 10 does grave responsibility.
sEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN.
'"'rIhor Atkinson addressed tho ron
tIetduon or Seventh-S'reet Christian
'nur'h. The spacious edince was nook
cd and the address IL the DISTINGUISHES
chieI magistrate Of West virginia was
earnest ana eloquent A musical pro
sIamne OF a high order was rendered
Al Flne-Street Baptist church tho
speaker was Rev. + n. Rawlings. nasto,
ot Ciay-Strect Methodist church. Mr. q
. h sydnor Jr.. president OF the Associia.
.lou pre- iuinS and the presidents repor'
was read by Mr.. Frank L. Wells
Mr. Stewart NJ Woodward racord,nc
secretary hn
West-Niew Baptist church state seer
farv l.. A. Coulter delivering an aIeran
address and Mr.. Frank w Laugh.on n,
the Association Senate reading the re
port. ''e
Key. j. S. DIN, pastor OF Vsnable-streo'
faptst church. spoke at Pqinbri6po.
street church. Manchester Mr.. Z NJ
newman third viCepresdent OF the As
socleuon presided and the report was
presented by Mr. Lerov G. Cro~sha-v
Rev. DIT j. William Jones delivered the
ADDRESS al Ie'gh-Street Baptist church.
MT r. II. Wills Of the Reception Com
mttee. read the presidents report Mr.
Thomas C.. Ruiiin presided
The services at Grace Episcopal church
were conducted by Rev Landon Il. Ma
son. the address being delivered by Rev
Thomas Sommes. Of ST. Andrews Episco.
pal church and The report read by Mr.
~ NtNNt - A'AAA0AAf VI Aitr ASaQClds
ton Senate.
BISHOP PENICK's ADDRESS.
Bishop c. G. Penick delivered the ad
dress al s.. Mark $ Episcopal church Mr.
=. a. Antrim, OF the Evening College
Committee. read the report.
AT Broad Street Methodist church Mr.
d. Il. Mldyette presided. The address
was delivered by Rev. T. n. Ivey. OF
North Carolina. and Mr.. Asa Johnson. Of
the Religious Work Committee, read the
report.
Rev. Jere witherspoon. OF Grace Street
Presbyterian church. delivered the ad.
dress at Union station. Or. ID. A.
Kuyk. of the Board OF Directors. pre-
sided and Mr.. a. b. Caldwell Of the
Junior Committee. read the report
Rev. DR.. w. C. starr pastor Of Broad.
Street church. spoke at Park Place. Mr.
a. ID. Echclberger OF the Board OF Di-
rectors. presided, and Mr. g. y. Richard.
son read the presidents report.
Mr.. IL. o. Williams Of New York. In
ternaiional Railroad Secretary. spoke AT
Denny SIeet church. Fulton. Mr.. Samue
T.. Bishop, presided. and the report VA
presented by Mr.. T.. w. Bandy.
Rev Donald Guthrie. assistant pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian church. de
nvered the address at Grace-Street Pres
byterian church. Mr.. W J. Whitehurs
FIRST vlce-president Of the Association
presided and Or. l. c. Harrison read tn
] report.
Al the First English Lutheran church
Rev. l.. l.. Smith. OF Strasburg deliver
/ cd the address. Rev j. A. Morehead pre-
siding. and MT r. Meissl Jr., reading tn,
B pres dent report.
OFFICERS FOR WESTMINSTER.
! Tho services al WeStmir sier Preshy.