The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

,-.,-yr1 NorGs.-The city churches We're
-,YrrI! th.rg we'll attended on Sunday
q, r,c,rr and attentive congregations.
= !. HE FIRST Baptist church there was an
.-,.na,ly large number Of persons present
...r morning aud night. Rev. John \.
.-....Ir,. y. D.. has been filing the pulpit Of
49,. rlurra for some time past during the
,.~,.,,,urv ahSonce oE:hc Rev. J. l.. Burrows,
= y. The ,G>tNr. who was released by the
- -,,r.el;;ou for 4 fcw mouths in order that
.. ,,i,h; canvass the state in the interest of
a., Memorial Fund DR.. BroaduS preached
'.,t two sermons on Sunday. At night
c,.I. L. ,jricr. y. D.. Rev. J. l.. Burrows,
:" H.: Rev. John l.. Johnson. of Danville;
~ ! /. n. Curry. ID. D., Of Richmond,
..r,. IN ~. pwIpis. DR.. BroaduS delivered
,go,t interesting sermon. which was listened
=. wiki marked attention. The aSles of the
,~rh were Glcd with benches, all of which
,.,r occupied. and indeed there was not
-. IN :hc church editicc which was not
...si
TAi> eminent divine left yesterday for
,....1yjl,r. south Carolina. in which place
.'....rG tnn southern Baptist Theological
>.in7ry. nC which he is president.
!: the second Baptist church IN the morn
'.tr NO - ES1is> were palillLto .iiit hfS iS-
t,ri iu:o membership.
+; ;Ac FgI:on Baptist church one candi-
....,. was 'sQjZ'd and another received INTO
,'ah"T>@'".
Two rar, is were baptized at the Leigh
-...r, lap,:,, .hgrch.
TIL. ;r...eraucc meeting At Springfield
:, o& >u-ig afternoon was quite sue
-. Interesting remarks were made by
~. VI. t.el;h2m. The singing was appro-
-r. a4I w"H executed. 1t was led by
r.. =. II. Valentine. Feeling prayers were
~ ..t ur y ycrIl gentlemen present.
&. T.ia:y Methodist. Rev. y. {. B!cdsoe,
....~. r.. I'D the second Of the series Of
,.,r. .~ y the Parable Of the Prodi-
,." ~. .Gi".ly reviewed the first ser
~ jill treated ot the "Dcparture.|
t. s.a.r with rarur>inc>S on the following
TO-: N.Gu- men adriit in the world with
s.. ..,. .oaey. The friends who gather
I'LL ....,, rao have much money. Young
... .|,aE .-. ~ &omr-counScl. influence. ami
.....r..,... ...1- men wasting health and
.-4a,p, - H. lie closed with a vivid de-
...t..n So. he nhy>iral and moral distress
'..rI:rL .4r rsrrcr Of young men who
..@.,te.U .4 r.";eu> liyin"@ He took oc-
IN L. ,priN in glowing terms OF the
.~.-r> Of - Young Mems Christian ASSo-
..,u IL p.o.id': good place for Young
III whrr, iMvy may enjoy moral and icil-
rs p.....g,"> that cannot be ovcrestl-
.....,,,j.
the cor.~r@ution Of the Second Presbyte-
-.." cAurel lOr. IGo-c'>) will assemble in the
,..r!rc-roo,L al the church for public wor-
Ill, on u>%' sunday, owing to the work OF
....4r-in- @;.I improving the church having
mMync~,i The usual Wednesday evening
.a-,ur" vii, also he held at the same place.
The n MUm"ntal church was closed on
sunday. uwi inc u the absence Of the pastor.
Ia" work "l charging the Sunday school IS
,.v-rr>>in. satisfactorily.
II tn" conclusion Of the sermon at the
".,ul->iY,.; Methodist church on Sunday
:.o.iliu- N.Y. j. {. Granbcry, d. D.. in-
.g.pitcvd i.r. : +. Cunningham. Of Colum-
i.4. :. e.. :. ho delivered an address in the
interest Oi :ho Palmetto Home, an institu-
TN lot III" ere Of orphans. After the bene-
c..,t"n ryater of the congregation sub
,rriacd ii;"@at." 20 the support OF the lnsll-
'..l,u