The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06

CnOiceS SelecGonS. -. y,,....,,,7 :, -
rived In the city yesterday for a VISIT o.
a few days. and dss the guest on tles. =
r. Harrison, No. 996 Leigh StreeI, ~, !.
James Is president of the Roanoke fen1aie !.
Institute, and is a writer ana sl'eahet -
recognized ability He will preacn a TIM =
! manuel BAPTIST Church, lF ifth ana u1s. ~
Streets, this morning for rev. W. w :.
Harrison. The latter viii preach d. a,s
night service, which begins a s.is St..ot
DIR. Witherspoof1, pastor OF G Iacs 1eA 20
PRESBYTERIAN Church, who ATTENDED tHe
meeting the Ecumenical Conference, mas
returned to the city and will occupy ms
pulpit this morning and AT night. LII u,
the morning discourse the Docsoi VIZ VIZ,
give his Impressions of the great couiiei
and the results that will probaoiy aotio"
its deliberations. At night Doctor w i1nei
spoon will take for his subject Pump anu
the Treasurer of Candace
Services to-day at Holy Trinity wan
be as usual. Rev. j. ]. Gravatt will
preach at both services. There VIII De a
meeting of the yestry- tomorrow nisht
for organiza ton and to elect delegate
to the annual Council at Charlottesville on
May 18th.
Rev. DR.. W. r.. l. Smiths subjects at
the Second Baptist Churcn to-day VIII
be as follows:
administered Cast On hiie
Evening-"Salvation Is character.
SERVICES AT NIGHT
The reua1 sunday afternoon service will
be held at Old Market Hall Tonight
Fir. A. r. Butts will exhibit his
wonderful rict,Ires from the Book OF
Revelation These pictures cover MANI
thousands of feet on canvas, ana are up
on huge rollers. not at all like anything
heretofore seen in Richmond.
There is no charge for aamlssaon. EeeiS-
body is welcome.
Seyentl,-straet Christian Church to-Inor-
row and Tuesday nights. He will go there
at the solicitation Of the Church AID So
cety.
The usual mass-meedng will be hefd
at Associa ton building this AFTER
at Association building tomorrow altef-
noon at 4 O'Clock. it is certain ,liat tie
unity meeting at the AcadelhS WI. no =:
able to accommodate ali those desiring TO
attend. and for this reason the officers
of the association have arranged for an
attractive service at the building. Rev
George H Wiley. well known as an Ell
fective speaker among men, Will be the
leader. taking for his theme "A Miracle
in Richmond Mr.. w. j. Morrlsette VIII
be the sololst, and all men are cofoiaiis
invited to attend.
Music Room at 2:45 o'clock. Mr.. James
Iaushton will be the speaker, and de-
lightfll service is in store for all boys
who may attend.
Workers Bible Training Class will meet
in the Association Parlor a 3D. in
charge of Secretary Mckee
Rev. DR.. e. l.. Pell conducted Aie
study of the International Sunday-School
Lesson in Association Hail yesterday at
ternoon at clock.
AT sEvENTH-sTREET.
Rev. DIR. Carey T. Morgan has returned
from New York and will fill his pulpit to-
dav. both morning and evening. AT
the evening service he will give his I'M
pressions of the Ecumenical Conference.
from which he has just returned.
Rev. T. c. Johnson, D. D., of Union
Seminary, will deliver a sermon at the
Church of the Covenant this morn
ing at II o'clock before the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society. All who at
tend will be interested and learn much. as
DR.. Johnson has given the cause OF mis-
sions much thought
Rev w. w. Moore, D. D., will preach
at II o'clock this morning a the Second
Presbyterian Church.
In consequence of mass-meeting OF
Christians to be held at the Academy OF
Music at A o'clock, there will not be any
afternoon service in this church
DIR. S. A. Steel's subject tisis morning hit
Centenary will tie The Catilohcity OF
Christ
The West-view Baptist Church has been
favored for the last two weeks by the Wis
il of Gods spirit in the conversion
of MANY souls The preaching was
very acceptaby done by Dr.. DerieuX, of
venable-Street C.aurch. This morning the
Lords Supper will be administered at the
morning service. Mrs. Palmer, OF the
Woman's College and her class of young
ladies will render the music, which VIII
be exceedingly fine. The pastor, Dr. l. M
Mercer, has a hearty welcome for al!
strangers
Rev. W. B. Beauchamp pastor of Broad
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. having
returned to the city will fill his pulpit
both morning and evening to-day, and
will speak at both services about the late
EcumencaI Missionary Conference. Morn
ing subject. My Impressions; evening
subject. Report from the Conference.
Services at the Soldiers Home chapel
to-day will ibe as follows: AT II A.
NJ, the students of Richmond College will
conduct the services. AT p. NJ, Rev
Dr. Landon R. Mason, rector of Grace
Episcopa, church, will conduct the SER
vices and preach. Mrs. j. r. Gill, with
her choir from the Male Orphan Asylum.
will ren1er the music. AT o'clock in the
evening minister from Union Theolosi-
cal Seminary will preach, Miss Eva Car
rington Miller rendering the music.
INDIAN MINISTER
Rev John Iomlah, D. D.. of Suspension
Bridge, n. Y. is visiting Rev. z. e.
Throckmorton. pastor OF the Pamunkey
Rantist Church. ait his residence. on era
ham Street Dr. Iomiah will preach at
Farn1, nl1ev CIhurch a one lof the services
to-day. He will also spend wde!s
with the indians on the Reservation. near
Tunstall Station. in New Kent county.
AT the Mt Olive Baptist Church
this morning AIT 1850 o'clock, Rev. j.
Andrew Bowler will preach. At $3.50
O. clock in the afternoon the Lords Sup
per will be administered by Rev. B.