The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14

tree was 90 his mind Incompatible with
tfc dignity of his Ollie.
"Brt his case is not exceptional con-
tinuod Dr Hawthorne. useless curiosity
hls made great many dienihed people
act iu an uudignined Way. sgnal MUS
f.tlon was shown whom The torpedo-ooal
UIs lnun, he'd Some very disuiued ana
-liwart men ram over dciicato women ana
children cr0wding The decks of the ing
BOAT SOD that it. sank TO the bottom OF the
dock
HIS Last sermon.
Dr. rs. g. starr preached his farewell
sermon Sunday evening at the Broad
street Methodist church his subject beng
"1he Angel in She CioTd.
Dr Starr preached o. most eloquent ana
scholarly sermon and throughout bis dis
COURSE held .he rapt attention Of the en-
tire congregation.
THE music was especially fine. the chor
being assisted bv Miss Frances f. DigsS'
the weil-kuown coltralto Of St. James
Episcopal church
Closed Ills Passionate.
Rev. W. b. Beluchamp Sunday night
closed DTS Dastor5tc O.. iour years at 81.
james Methodist church. preaching one or
the ahlce. and most scholarly sermons
since no. has had charge Of that church.
THE tcxt was from Hebrews I'd Chapter
and 80 Verse. 'Hcw shall we escape Ut
We neglect so great salvationf Do me
course OF Dol. address. Mr. Beaucnlmp SAID
that Pc desired thar the last message by
h.m should De that of salvation for men.
N was NOT noeceaslrv that enc should s.h
Chat thev should ho ic-. "he question
was. How should one escape IL salvation
WAS neelocted2'
boo plain. simple and impressive terms
tho speaker urged those who had not ao-
repted Christ to do so. and he pleaded with
those gho were in the church 20 live closer
to Christ and to The membership
Mr. Bo1uchamD has made 20 most suc-
ceesf.l pastor at this young church. and
under his direction its financial affairs are
bon good shape
His Work Begun
Roy W. r. Derieux. the new pastor Of
Veuablc-street Baptist church, preached
sunda. at that church.
The service was i'm The nature of short
talk. Next Sunday afternoon the regular
installation services will be held
Miss Mamie Harrison, OF Alabama.
sang two delightful solos at the morning
and evening services at ST. pauls church
Sunday. In the morning she sang Angels
Ever bright and Fair. and at night 'Jer-
usalem." from the oratOrlo of ST. Paul.
Miss Harrison possesses soprano voice
of wide range and sweetness aud her
execution Is perfect.
sunday was the day of prayer for the
Young men OF this city, and rs week
viii be q week of prayer in the Young
Mems Christian Associations the world
over.
Ia. W. Z, (sor,-toofr t,rs-fdont Of tho
West Virginia Childreus Home Society,
talked interestingly of his work at Monu-
mental church Sunday morning and at the
Second Presbyterian church bon the even
ing.
Rev. W. l. Gravatt. brother Of Rev j.
j. Gravatt. of Richmond, was consecrat-
cd INSTRUMENTATION of West Virginia
at Charleston several days ago. Rev. D.
j. Gravatt was present
The new Bishop Is a native
Of Port Royal, Va. and was assistant
rector Of ST. Paurs ia this city az one
time
President p. a. Jenkins. Of the univer-
city ~ rano''a preached io great
audience az seventh-Street Christian
church Sunday morning. lie delivered
a splendid discourse.
At night Rev. G.. T. Wharton Mission
airy 10 Aluldi duule'''~ " 't"""'"
on the conditions existing in the Held
wnere he IS laboring
AT the meeting of the Baptist Ministers
Sunday Dr. w. T.. Hatcher. Dr. W r.
l.. Smith and DR.. r. n. PIT were APP
pointed To- arrange for a union thanks
giving service TO be held on Thanksgiving
Day The collections al these services
are always given 10 the Baptist Home
for Aged Women. and the custom will be
observed this year.