The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-16
money to remove It was raised at once.
At the night service three persons were

money to remove It was raised at once.
AT the night service three persons were
baptized.
Tho Sunday school Of the Grace Street
Baptist church held the fort Sunday at
ii o'clock 1t was the schools annual
meeting and celebration. The music was
very fine, and addresses were made ny
DR.. Gardner and Professor w ood@arrd'.
of Richmond College.
At tho Fulton Baptist Church there
were seven baptisms.
At the First Baptist Church. IN tine
absence Of tho pastor. Whotis ATTENDING
the Southern Baptist Convention. Rev.
DR.. Whitsitt preached In theymorning and
Row c. T.. Nillingham at night.
Sunday afternoon the Sunday school
Association Of the Baptist churches OF
Richmond and Manchester held It's regu-
lar monthly meeting at the East END
Baptist Church. livery school in the
association reported increased member
ship.
Church there were two professions OIL
faith.
Episcopal Doctrine.
At the weekly meeting of the Baptist
Min,sters' Conference. held at the Neigh
borhood House, Rev. r. A. Goodwin, OF
the st. John's Episcopal Church, dellv-
cred before the Baptist ministers nm 40
dress on the doctrines and Ponty OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church. the
address was described by ope who heard
II as a very clear exposition by the
minister of the doctrine of his Church,
delivered In n fraternal and most lovely
spirit, He laid stress upon his oellct
in the Apostolic succession, and traced u
according to his belief. He also cx-
planned fully tho Lambeth Quadrllat-
eral," the four lines upon which the Epls-
copal Church invites Christian unity pr.
Goodwin gave special attention 70 nv
fourth line, the 'IIistorlc Epscopate,
or, more properly speaking, the Apostolic
succession. This is the line on which the
other churches will not agree Drs. ldaw-
thorne, Smith and Gardner spoke, ana
cordially thanked their Episcopal brother
for his Instructive and fraternnl address
The conference transacted no other
business. Rev. Frank D. Benlc and Rev.
G. II. Willingham We're visitors yester-
day At the conference session two weeks
he'll, % Professor ". G. Woodward. or
RICHMOND College, viii deliver an adj
dress on 1.-The Literary, Value OF the
Scriptures"
Presbyterian Assembly.
The meeting of tho ministers OF the
Presbyterian Pastors Association yester-
day morning was we'll attended, but very
little business was transacted,
The congregation Of the Third Freshy-
tcrlan Church have given their pastor.
Rev. DR.. ERgleston, n long vacation, ana
with 1t a purse OF sufficient dimensions
to enable him to make n tour OF Europe
without drawing on his own resources
DR.. Eggleston will leave in few days
for New York. and will sail from there
on a Cunarder for the old country. he
will be gone two or three months.
Tho General Assembly OF the Southern
Presbyterian Church will meet in Fort
Worth, Texas, next Thursday, and be IN
session about ten days, The Virginia
delegation started from here Yesterday
morning. They go over the Southern
Railway. via Ashevlle, Chattanooga,
memphis and Ilittlo Rock. Those who
left here yesterday were Dr. strlckler,
of tho Seminary; DIR. ". Mace. White.
| of Petersburg: Or. ]. ". Rosebro. OF
| fredericksburg; Mr., 8. w sommeryille,
| Of fredericksburg: Mr.. ]. w, Willett. of
| Newport News; Mr.. r. u, McGlll and Mr.,
| George =. ,Haw. of Richmond. The party
| left in special Pullman attached TO
| the 1890 train and WIS Joined by other
| Virginia delegates mt South Boston, Dan
vile and other points until the car was
| filed