The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27
DISCUSS MATTER
FROM THE PULPIT
CITY Pastors take UP Corruption
in the Council.
REV. Mr.. TILLERY CALLED
He Accepts Charge Of Churches in
Buckingham County-The Broth
erhood Convention in Boston.
Church Services To-Day.

The alleged corruption In the City Coun-
al will be the theme for several ser
mons. which will be delivered from Eich-
nond's pulpits to-day. AT the Broad
us.Memorjal Baptist Church the Rev c.
P. steaIey will preach in the morning
on The Word Made Flesh and at night
the subject will be Many are Called,
But Few are Chosen" While his topics
do not indicate it. Mr.. Stealey will have
few words to say concerning the re-
poted bribery. He stated yesterday
that he would pay his respects to the
persons charged with corruption. but
would not say what line of discussions
OF the question he would pursue.
Several others will follow Mr.. Stealey
example. The announced subjects OF
two other ministers seem to have bear
ing upon the matter in hand Neithei
could be seen yesterday. but IL Is
thought that they mean TO say some
thing One is the Rev. L. y. betiE,
who will preach at night at Clay-slreee
Methodist Church on The Trusted Ser
ysn+ ana His Delicate Mission. The
other is the Rev. N. Ashby Jones pas
.or NJ the Ieish-Street Baptist Church.
whose subject at the morning service VIII
be "Beuaying Trust
The Rev. J. R. Tilery, of this city.
late Of the Methodist Church. but now
standing examination for admission into
the Baptist ministry. has already recelv-
ed and accepted g. cal. to four Baptist
churches in Buckingham county.
The churches are Sharon, Goshen. Null
berry Grove and Mount Tabor. all in the
James River Association. The former
pastor Of the field was the Rev. R. y.
Mcfarland. who has recently gone to
West Virginia From this time for
ward Mr. Tillery will preach for the
churches. though he will not take up his
regular work as pastor before the mid
die of August.
The Seventeen Annual Convention of
the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew. which
will be held October 9-i2 in Boston prom
tses to be one of the largest II the his
tory of the organization. An eS-
cellent program nine has been ar
ranged, including among the speak
IRIS the Ri. Rev. Frederick Courtney. D.
n. Bishop of Nova Scotia: Rt. Rev.
Thomas Underwood Dudley, D. D.. LII.
r.. D c. l.. Bishop of Kentucky;
Pit Rev Henry Goldman Potter, D. d,
LII D, D. c. l.. Bishop of New York;
Rt Rev. William Lawrence D. D.. LII.
D., Bishop of Massachusetts,: Rt. Rev.
Charles P. Anderson. D. D, Bishop CO.
pd1ctor OF Chicago: Rt Rev. Charles S.
Olmsted, D. D, Bishop of Colorado; Rev.
". S. Rainsford, D. D.. of New York;
Rev. Floyd ". Tomkins. .. D.. of Phil
sdelphia: Rev. Frank Du Moulin of Chi
cago: Dr.. Howard A Kelly, Of Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore: Mr. John
r. Mott. general secretary Worlds Stu
dent Christian Federation; Mr.. James L.
Foughteling. of Chicago; Mr.. II. D. w.
English. Of Pittsburg. president OF the
brotherhood. etc.
BAPTIST.
Dr. George Cooper will preach in the
morning al the First Church on Chang
Ing Money Into Friends"
Or. w r. L. Smith will preach In the
morning at The Second Church. There
will be no service at night.
The usual services will be held, morn
ing and night. at Grace-Street by DR..
E. s. Gardner.
Or. J. B. Hawthorne. of Grove-Avenue,
Kill preach a the night service at Ran
solpll- Street.
he Rev NJ Ashly Jones will preach In
Ne morning at Leigh-Street on "Betray-
Ing a Trust" His subject at night will
be AN Invitation TO the Hungry
Dr.. John Harmon will preach, morning
and night, at Union Station,
The usual services will be held at st.
yarles by the Rev. J. D. Longley.
DR. w w. Lear will preach at both
services at Centenary. His subject at
night will be The Yelled Gospel.
At Park-Place the usual services will
be held morning and night by the Rev
T. Bosnian.
The Rev. W. B. Beauchamp will preach
II! the morning at Broad-Street on Life
More Abundant His subject at night
will be, The Christian and Helper of
the Weak
The Rev. L. B. Betty will preach in
the morning at Clay-Street on The
Good Samaritan. a True Benevolence"
In the evening his subject will be, The
Trusted Servant and His Delicate Mis-
sion
The Rev. c. C. Hersman. D. D. will
preach In the morning at the Second
Church There will be no afternoon SER
vice
To-day will close the first pastoral
year Of the Rev. r. B. Egsleston, of the
Third Presbyterian Church,and he will
preach at both services. During the year
there have been sixty or seventy addi-
lions and 5000 raised. a new pipe organ
put in. and other improvements
The pulpit OF Grace-Street Preshy-
terial Church will be occupied this
morning and at night by the Rev. ".
81. Elwang, of Missouri, who will also
eonduct services Wednesday night.
At the Third Presbyterian Church the
pastor Rev f. 3. Eggleston. will preach
morning and evening Sunday At night
The last IN a series of sermons en- the
Christian life will be preached. Subject,
The Christian IN the Church.
DR.. J. Calvin Stewart will preach morn
Ing and night at the Church of the
Covenant.
Dr.. c. ?. Williamson will preach IN the
morning at Seventh-Street
There will be preaching at Third Chris
Nan Church today by the pastor.
she Rev. P. a. Cave. who has been spend
ing the past ten days with friends in
Eagerstown
The Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins will
preach in the morning at west-En6 on
Fellowship With God" Ills subject in
HE evening will be Belief of Unbe-
Eevers"
Mr.. S. /, Thomas, secretary OF the rail-
way department of the Y n. c. A, will
preach st Marshall-Street Christian
Church this morning at i. O'Clock.