The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-22
HOLD DAILY SERVICES.
Distinguished Ministers TO Speak at Union
Statiou-Dr. Evans Sermon.

Hcv \. Is. Simpson. REV. Henry VII
son. D. D., and Rev. Wilbur +. MeulinScr,
o: the Christian and Missionary Alliance.
of New York. will hold three daily SER
vices at Union Station NJ. E. Church on
March Cd, 4th, and 9Th. These services
will be of a spiritual and cvanselistic
character The alliance has a large num-
ber of missionaries in heather lands
supported entirely by voluntary contrl-
buttons There will be no collections
taken at these meetings. The work Of
the Christian and Missionary Alliance is
Observation-Disclosures ana Il cordial invita-
ton is extended TO all.
Che meetings; will be at 1880 \. NJ. and
$50 and Z. NJ
Or w Z, Evans, rector OF Monument
tai Episcopal Church, will deliver the
second, OF his series of sermons to men
tomorrow. His subject will be The
Young Man and Business" taken from
the text so This Daniel Prospered in
tho Reign of Darius and IN the reign OF
CYRUS the PcrSon.; a topical analysis
of his sermon is as follows:
business and religion compati5le-the
foundations of Observation-Disclosures bus
mess for the glory of God-failureS-''lu
Rome do as the Romans"-the roll-call of
successful men-"If I perish, perish
Circular letters containing information
CT much interest to all Baplsts WHO
have any idea of attending the session
Of the Southern Baptist Convention in
Asheville. which will be held very short
~, have been received by several of the
preachers in tho city. The letter IS the
report of 4 special committee OF the Ashe-
Vile Baptists, appointed TO arrange Tor
the big meeting, and was addressed orlSl-
nally to Mcssrs. Lansing Burroughs ana
o F. Gregory, secretaries Of the con-
Vcntion.
An exceptionally large delegation will
attend the convention from TINS city.
Every Baptist preacher who can pos
sibly get away will be there. In other
sections Of the country the attendance
will be none the less general. Dr. X. }.
Willinsham, of the Foreign MISSION
Board, has just returned from tour OF
the West and declares that in that sec
don the people are preparing TO flock 10
AshevilIe lie thinks that the coming
convention will be one of the largest IN
the history Of the body.
The Presbyterian Committee on Minis
terial Relief met Thursday night at the
residence of Mr.. S. H: Halves. Matters con-
corning the charter and manual of rules
were transacted and some approprla-
lions were made. Among those present
were Mr.. Halves, DR.. Russell Cecil, Cap
tain Coke. REV. J. Calvin Stewart. Mr..
". r. Miller and DR.. Witllerspoon.
At the meeting held Wednesday in
Washington, the long-taked of move
ment OF esta blisl a paper for the Atlantic
States in the interest of the Christian
Church. ook some definite shape.
The Rev WI. Talmadge, of McKees-
port, Pa, proposed to the meeting to pub
fish and manage the paper for a year at
the end of which time it can be ac-
quired by the committee. The proposition
was accepted and the headquarters OF the
proposed paper will probably be estab-
lishetl in this city.
Rev. g. a. Abbott, of Baltimore, was
elected editor with authority to select
his staff of assistants, and the Board Of
Publication will be COMPOSED OF Rev. b
a. Abbott. Baltimore: Rev. F D; Pow
er. Ill. D.. Washington: Rev W; ].
Wright. Washington; Rev. r. \: Cave,
and Rev Carey y. Morgan. Richmond:
Rev Nv. Ct. johnson. North Carolina: AIr.
r. IS. McCauley. Fredericksburg, Rev IL.
w. TalmaSe. McIleesport. Pa, and one
man TO be: elected from New York A
committee was appointed to prepare uJ-
laws for the operation Of tho paper. AM