The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
LAST OF MIDDAY MEETINGS.
There We're $50 Conversions in the Baptist
Churches-Mr. Cave Called.

The last of the midday i, meetings con-
Quoted the past two weeks by the Bap-
lists at the Second Church was held yes
terday. Good meetings were neld in all
the churches on Sunday, at which time.
in many of them. the last of the re-
vival. services were held.
The following churches continue this
week: Leigh-Street, DR.. Thames still
preaching; Pine-Street. Rev. Mr.. Harte
doing the preaching; Calvary, Or. Car
rett still aiding the pastor; West-View,
where the pastor is leading his people.
So also in Fulton and Clopton-Street.
AT Bainbridge CManchester) the meetings
continue, with Evangelist ]. E. Hutson
doing the preaching this week every
night
The Baptist pastors are greatly en-
couraged over the success OF the re-
vival. Its object in exciting religious
interest was accomplished and besides
there was a total of $50 conversions re-
ported.
\ second call has been extended to
Rev. z. y. Cave. of Hagerstowp. Md,
by the Third Christian Church of this
city. This action was taken by d con-
gregational meeting held Sunday after
the morning service, when the committee
appointed to select a pastor reported
again tllS lldillt VI MI SdNC
1t is understood that the committee
has received assurance; from Mr.. Cave
that this second call will be favorably
considered.
Mr.. Cave has labored for several years
at Hagerstown with great success, and
has made himself well known in the
Christian denomination. He is a preacher
Of great power and cloquence and greatly
pleased the Third Church people on his
visit here a short while ago.
a mass-meeting OF the Epworth League
societies of the city will be held next
Thursday night at Union Station Metho-
dist Church. The meeting will be held
for the purpose of exciting interest IN
the Methodist Orphanage and to secure
further contributions. Addresses will be
delivered by Rev. J. 3. VIM, Of Boyd
ton. and Rev. Z. Z. DadmuE OF Peters
burg.
The first of a series of great mass
meetings for men was held Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock in the Eijou Thea
ire, under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Rev. John
Harmon, ID. D., pastor of Union Station
Methodist Church, delivered an able adj
dress on THE Greatest Sin Of Young
Men.
\ similar meeting will be held next
Sunday. The Rev. Mr.. Hadley. successor
to the Rev. Jerry NlcCauley. at the Wa
ter-Street Mission, in New York, will be
present and will make an address
Mass meetings in the interests of the
Anti-Saloon League We're held Sunday It
Leader Hall. Manchester, and in Union
Station Methodist Church, Richmond.
Both We're we'll attended and at both
great interest was manifested.
The Methodist Ministers Conference
tleld a meeting yesterday morning and
adopted a resolution expressing sympa-
thy with Rev. r. M Maxey in his re-
cent bereavement.
The midday Lenten services for
busy. men at No. 1905 East Main Street
will only continue two weeks longer.
The Rev. Thomas Semmes will conduct
the services this week every day from
to 1890, except Saturday.
Every one of the meetings on Sunday
at the Methodist Institute was largely
attended and of deep interest. None was
more so than that held by the laymen of
Richmond at o'clock Mr.. Dalton
conducted vt. The morning breakfast
was well attended, as was the night SER
vice. Rev. George Wiley continued the
series Of talks on the miracles Of the
Bible, and all seemed greatly to enjoy
his exposition of the Scriptures.
The Rt. Rev. Robert "A. Gibson. Bish-#
op Coadjutor Of Virginia. paid his an
nualvisit to All Saints and t.Andrew's
Churches on Sunday. At the morning
service at All Saints there were twelve