The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-13

made by Rev. Thos. S. Dunaway, late
of Fredericksburg. but now pastor OF the
Barton Heights Baptist Church and by
Rev w. r. l.. Smith, ID. D., pastor OF the
Second Baptist Church.
THE METHODIST CHURCHES.
Rev, w. w. Lear will preach in the
morning at Centenary on Things to
Look At; and at night on What Are
You Seeking?'
Bishop j. c. Granbery will preach morn
and night at BroadStreet. His sub
ject in the morning will be The Meth
odist. Church of the Twentieth Century.
Rev. L. B. Betty will occupy his pulpit
at Clay-Strect at both services.
Rev R II. Bennett Will preach morning
and night at ST James Methodist. His
subject in the evening will be The sun
est of Married Life: or The Old Folks at
Home; the last of a series on Inc
Home
The usual services will be conducted at
Trinity by Rev George II. spoorer' d.
Union Station by DR.. John Hannon' ana
AZ park-PIace by Rev. John I. Bosnian
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Methodist SundaySchool Society VIII De
held at $50 O'Clock i'll the afternoon at
the F,Dworth Church. Rev. l.. w NUyeF'
of Petersburg, viii make the address.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
Rev. Robert z Kerr. d. D, will preach
morning and night at the First Church
nne morning services at the Second
Church will be conducted by Rev q. Is.
Stricken, d. d =,
Rev Jere Nitherspoon. u. D., VIII
preach in the morning at Grace-Street on
God Reasoning With a reluctant SOU
and at night on Called to D.sclpleshp.
Rev. 7. r. English d. d, will preach
in the morning at Westminster.
The usual services will be conducted a
the Church Of the Covenant by Rev j.
Calvin Stewart
OTHER SERVICES.
Rev. Robert Strange. D. D., will fill his
pulpit at ST. Pauls morning and night
Rev w. e. Evans, D. D., will preach
at Monumental. and Rev. Landon K.
Mason at Grace Church.
Rev. Carey E. Morsan will speak on
the Progress of Mans Conquest OF
Nature" at the Seventh-Street Christian
Church in the evening.
This will be the third of 4 series OF
sermons on the 'Old and New Century
being delivered by Mr. Morgan. that
attracted considerable interest.
Rev c. A. Marks will conduct the usual
Sunday services at the First English
Lutheran Church.
Unitarian union services are conducted
every Sunday afternoon in The Unitarian
Church at Highland Springs.
There will be delivered at Lee Camp
Hall, beginning to-day, a series of
discourses explaining what Christade-
phians believe. The series will consist of
four lectures. and WIN be OF much interest
to all inqUiring persons.
The regular service will be conducted
IN the morning at the New Jerusalem
Chapel The subject Will be THE Psalm
of the Shepherd"
This afternoon at :: o'clock, in the Y NJ.
c. A. Hall, c. P w. Minis, of North Cam
bridge Mass, well known as the Com
mercial Traveller Evangelist, will address
the mems meeting. speaking on Chris
tan Manhood" Haddon S. Watkins will
be the soIoist. and a cordial invitation
is extended to all men to be present. a
Dove Butterick the boy evangelist, viii
address the boys gospel meeting at 3
o'clock in the Association parlor. This
the boys for some time, and it is hoped
there will be a large attendance.
Rev. S. r. Maxwell. pastor of Third
Christian Church, Twenty-siXth and
Marshall Streets. will preach this
morning at II o'clock on Gospel of Sell
fishnes,5 Tonight at S O'Clock he
will exchange puIpits with Rev. II. Min
nick, of Marshall Street Christian Church.
, CATHOLIC NOTES,
A mass-meeting of the members Of st.
Mary's German Church will be held this
afternoon. at o'clock, at St
Mary,s Hall. At this meeting some action
removal Of Rev. Father Willibald, who
has for many years been pastor OF the
church.
1t Is very probable that a committee
will be appointed to so to Belmont. n. CT.