The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Street Methodist Church, Will preach
special sermon to children this morning.
Tho lttcnIarce will not be limited to the
young people, but the service will be
made specially attractive to them. DIR.
Iohnson's; popularity III the West-End is
rapidly growing. His special sermons to
young men and others are attracting
widespread attention.
At the CIay-Strcet Methodist Church
this morning the matter of improving the
church building will be laid before the
congregation. The pastor Rev. L, s. Bet
ty, will preach at both services, and
lay the matter clearly before his people,
and it is expected that {. contribution full
~ large enough TO cover the necessary
work will be secured, as tho member
ship is anxious TO make improvements.
The necessary amount required is esti-
ated at $500. All friends of the con-
SrcSation arc invited to be present at
each service.
DR.. w. Il. Evans, rector of Monumental
Episcopal Church. announces a series OF
lectures for tho Friday evenings during
Lent.
The general subject OF the lectures will
be Footprints of the Martyrs as Have
Seen Them in the Old World The va
rious topics will be as follows;
Friday, February list, st. Paul at Malta
Lands at Puteoli-Bay of Naples-Society
under Nero-Crimcs in gh-life--Pompcii
a buried city-boLieS fol,nd--a mothers
deathless love-the prisoner off for Rome
Friday, February -2Sth: II Must See
Romc'-tllc -Appian Way-St. Pauls APP
proaCll TO the city--thc Ghetto-St. PaulS
house in Rome--tlie oldest prison on earth
the Apostles death-thc Catacomt.a-a
marvellous Church-motivcs rest
Friday, March 18th, Nero on tho Throne.
a lesson in hcredity-tlo blood of the
wolf-Rome in tlames-ttle Golden House
christians to the lions,'-thc Coliseum
| where stands st. rs-indcscribable
| glory-'Quo Vadis'' q iiction-St. Peter
never Bishop Of Rome-lessons.
Friday, March 18th: They Wandered
| in Caves and Mountains-Tho Alps''-tlle
| NNodenseS-blood tracks on mountain
| snows-tlle city OF CQnstance-bufned at
| the stallc-blood tracks III Paris-St.
| Bartholomew ST ay-''The bell invites mo,
| i go anu It's done
| Friday March 2lst: .'Old England
| the planting OF the churc! therc-"nor-
man blood'-the English Church never
RomaIl-EIenrv VIII.-"BIoody Mary
ssmithfield Commons Oxford-Towcr of
Loadon-Cranmer. Ridley, Latimer-our
! glorious inHeritaucc-"the blooG of the
martyrs the seed OF the church.
| Beginning this afternoon. DR.. Evans
| will preach Il series of sermons to
young men. The services will begin each
afternoon al o'clock, the course of SER
mons extending through Lent. The sub
| jects will be as follows: February 18th,
The Young Man and His Peril;n F'ebru-
| airy 23d. THE Young Man and Business
| March I'd, 1.-THE Young Man and Politics"
| March 9th, 1.-THE Young Man and n ghts;''
| March 18th, 1.-The Young Man and Money
March sd, ."rhc Young Man and Re
| lgion.'
DR.. George Cooper will preach in tho
| morning at the First Church on "Enthu-
| siasn.'' His subject at night will lie
~ Good Citizen
DR.. +. 3. Hawthorne will preach in the
morning at Grove-Avenue en- .'Should Wo-
men Enter the Christian Ministry" His
| subject in the evening will be 'rhe High
| est and Hottest Motive
| Or. w. X. i. Smith has returned to the
! city and will preach at both services to-
! day at the Second Church.
| The February meeting of the Baptist
t Sunday-Schopl Association of RichmOId
| antl Manchester will lie held at Broadlls-
| Memorial Church, Thrty-second and
| Broad Streets, this afternoon at $50
| o'clock. Professor Winston, of Richmond
| College, will speak. and an attractive mu-
| steal programme will be rendered Ey the
| otCEeStEti u tifc Observation-Disclosures
J School. The meeting will be held in the
Bible School department. OF the new
| building.
The Rev. George IT, Wiley viii preach
| IN the morning; at Unon-Station, The pull
nit Will be Tiled at night by Dr. John
! Ianner-
Tic usual services zwiII he held 1t Park
| Place by the Rev John T. Bosnian
| The Rev. 1oscpil D. Langley will preail.i
! ND 1irrI, q
DR.. w. w. Lear will conduct the reSu-
| lar services at Centenary. His subject
| at night viii be "Paurs Commission
At the BroaI-Strcet Church the Rev.
/ w. b. Beauchamp Will preach. in the
morning on The Right Beginning for
| Every Day" Ills subject in the evening
will be Better Than Cold or Silver
| The Rev. George II. spooner will preach
! in the morning. His subject will be
.Christ Observation-Disclosures Testimony
/ DR.. Russell Cecil will preach morning
! and afternoon to-day at the Second
Presbyterian Church. at the afternoon
] service he will deliver the second of a
series. OF sermons on Elijah the Pro
phet''a His subject will be Elijah Fed
| by the Ravens
The Roy. f. w. Troy will preach in the
morning at Marstatl-street on Meet for
t Gods Service" His subject at night will
be .tsurlnounting Difficulties
The Rev. Clarence E. Eherman will
preach III the morning at West-End- The
pulpit will be filled atsnight bvsths Rev
Henry Pearce Atkins, who will speak Cd
'.Lcsns God and Finding God.
DR.. II. p. Kerr will preach morning and
/ night at the first Presbyterian Church.
His subject in the evening will ne ''1hc
I Death Of Moses,
Al the Third Presbyterian Church to-
day, the pastor. Rev. r. Is, Eggleston.
for the morning sermon viii be Follow
4 ers of Christ and Fishers of Men, At