The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-10
are expected to he read by Judge B. a.
~ RnMers. EtSl.. and

are expected to be read by Judge B. a.
Hancock, r. NY. Powers, ESQ, and
Others.
The Mems Meeting at the Y. NJ C. a
al o'c.ock this afternoon VIII De
addressed BIZ Rev Stanley l.. krebs. Of
Reading. penn. His subject wsl be
Master and slave" Every young man
should hear him. Mr.. Krebs is pastor
of {, large congregation Ia Reading, and
is an eloquent speaker OF strong heart
and power.
Boys Gospel Army-Mr. Graham, the
physical director, viii speak TO boys at
3 o'clock. Subject: Turning Points. "
The gIaphopl3ope vii be used and pleas
ant Afternoon may he expected
Is. be Training Class-The Bible Train
ing Glass will meet in the parior i1nne-
diately after thu mems meeting All men
are invited and Will be welcomed
The Gymnasium Boys Class will meet
this morning at 1879 O'Clock
The Association Building will be kept
cool by electric fans.
DIR. WitherSpoon, pastor OF Grace
street Presbyterian Church, who has been
absent from the city. has returned. and
viii occupy his pulpit to-day both
morning and night. His morning sub
iect will be the Gates Of zton," and at
night Spiritual Sonship,'
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
The Executive Committee OF tue Rich-
monG College Alumni held its final nlaei-
ing to-day at y O'Clock, in the otlc of
the Religious Herald. Mr.. r. l.. Tray
lor. president of the association; DR.. r.
II. pitt. chairman OF the committee:
President Boatwrtght, of the College: MIR.
Charles NJ Graves, secretary and treas
urer. and Hon. S. L. Kelley were present
al the meeting.
The report OF Mr.. Graves showed the
arrangements for the dinner 10 be conf
rlete. and a great success Is predicted.
! The banquet viii be held Wednesday al
40 O'Clock at the Jefferson.
An attractive programme is being ar
ranged for the occasion.
The meeting of the Methodist Sunday
School Society. 10 be held to-day at As
bury. has been postponed until next Sun
day
The Executive Committee of the vir-
sinia Sunday-School Association aas Sc
iected Prof j. a. Spreakel, fer soma
time Field Secretary c: pennsylvania
Sunda y-School Association, - fill a SINH
lar position in Virginia
Prof Sprenkel comes 20 this State with
very high endorsements OF TIE press and
people Of Pennsylvania.
He is expected To arrive in Richmond
June 18th next, and viii II once enter
upon the discharge of t:is duties. He is
spoken of as a man of deci'led musical
talent, and fully acquainted With the
leading and best thought n this Inc of
work. and will doubtless prove Il valuable
help TO the Sunday-Scnoo workers of this
State. The Corresponding Secretary, Mr.
Alfred ]. Gary. viii give aGv il form alton
desired as TO itinerary
There will be no service at Grace-Street
Baptist Church tonight on account Of the
commencement exercises at Richmond
College.
DR.. Hatcher has just accepted an invita-
ton to reply to the address of welcome at
the B. Y. z. q. Convention to be held in
Cincinnati In July lie will also deliver
an address on ''Child Conversion.
Rev. S. c. Hatcher, now of Norfolk.
but for several years pastor of Methodist
churches in Richmond, delivered the lit
Bowling Green. A gentleman who heard
him reports that it was one of the most
eloquent addresses delivered in that part
OF the State for many years.
Mr.. Haddon S. Watkins, by special IN
, yitation. attended the memorial service
held Friday in honor OF DR.. Andrew
Broaddus. in Sparta. He sang several
solos. greatly to the delight OF the large
assemblaSe-
MINISTER'S OUTING
The annual meeting of the Baptist MN
listers of the city will be held at ores.
Hill Park tomorrow The party wiz
Ie,ye Seventh and Main Streets at $50 a.
NJ
prominent ministers from >au parts of
The city will be in attendance.
over one hundred at Laural Industrial
School shook hands with the Rev Thos.
! E!sar, the prison evangelist, Friday even
ing at the close Of his third service at
that institution. These. boys had been
n
full lives during the series OF meetings
which closed with the service OF last
night.
a number of these lads interviewed Mr..
T,lgar personally and he is thoroughly
! convinced OF their genuine conversion
Mr. j. w Crinsan is confident that the
moral tone Of the whole school has been
raised through the efforts of the week.
Rev s. r. Maxwell, pastor OF Third
Christian Church, will preach special
sermon this morning 10 Christians HIS
subject will be "A Letter TO Faithiess