The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-01
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Asbury chapel, Twenty.afth street: Rev.
I o. Carroll pastor residence; Twenty fourth
and Darlington streets Membership, o.
fsllght increase. & ~: ~, ~
Sunday Schools, Average, Q officers and d,
j teachers and 40 schofars.t 3. I!
Third-seeet church. between Leigh and
-Dayal: Rev. w. .B. Derrick pastor,eNo.,JI
Baker street. Membership, 500; Increase. Gg.
| Sunday School: Officers and teachers. IL !:
scholars, 43-total, 15G. tx
Catholic.
Bishop Of Diocese, Right Rev. James Glib
bons. Episcopal residence. Grace street
between Eighth and Ninth streets,
The annual statement Of the condition Of
the diocese, compiled from the reports of the
various churches throughout the State, made
to Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons, and kindly
| furnished us by Rev. Father Janssens, shows
the following aggregates: Membership. 49,
600; number, of children attending Sunday
schools, 2,253;i number attending nrochial
schools, 1867 ; baptisms, 745; combinations.
s54, Of which 159 were adults; marriages,
| 1876; burials, 375. $s'f
The Richmond churches are reported as
| foIIows:'
st. Peters Cathedral, Grace street between
Eighth and Ninth streets. Clergymen: Rev.
f. Janssens, Rev. A. Van DeVyver, and Rev.
Father Handley. Membership, 2,715; Sun.
day.school scholars, $50; parochiai Scholars,
500; baptisms, 1876; COMBINATIONS, 1874;
marriages, 81; burials, liz, Of which mum.
Der 80 were adults, and two had arrived at
the age of reason.
St. Patr - church, Twenty-fifth street
between ID and Grace. Pastor, Rev.
Thomas Kelly. Parsonage, next door 10
church. Membership. 1913; Sunday-schOol
scholars, PIG parochal, $50; baptisnis, 60;
coz tirmations, IS; marriages, ii; burials, 81.
st. Mary's church Germany: Marshall
street between Third and Fourth streets.
C!ergymen Rev. Benno Hegele and Rev.
Hermann Wolfe. Membership, SO; Sunday
school scholars, $50; plrcchial, l6O; blp'
tisms, g.; combinations, 100; marriages, l.;
ourials, 81. ~
Westinghouse, Clay street between First
and Follshee. John Is. CrcnslaW IS the
only resident minister. Membership, slight
increase,
Jewish. r- --
II should be borne in mind that the men,
bership of the Hebrew congregations are
made up Of males only, and they mostly
adults.
BAYTH AHABAH, Eleventh street near Clay
Rev. DIR. A. S. Bethlehem, minister; Rev.
VI. j. MicheIbacher, reader; Moses Millhiser.
president; membership, 10S.
KEsyEsEru ISRAEL, Mayo street between
Broad and Ross--Rey. a. l.. Coleman, reader;
W. Jacobs, president; membership, 90.
BETH SuALoM, Mayo street between Broad
and Ross-ReY. Isaac P. Mendez, minister;
5. A. Winstock, president; membership, 6s.
HEBREW SUNDAY-SCHooL UNION meets at
Eleventh-Street synagogue; William Loren-
stein, superintendent; NJ. S. Block, assistant;
So teachers; $50 scholars.
Lutheran. -.-'
GERMAN LUTHERAN BErHLguEM CHURCH,
Sixth street above Clay, Rev. l.. Lochner
pastor. Present membership, 90; add-
ti6ns during the year, II. No Sunday
school, but instructions in the Lutheran
catechism given every Sunday afternoon TO
children, numbering about 30. During the
wear the congregation has procured new
organ, costing 81 900, and paid for it. There
are three societies connected with the
cburch-viz Ladies' Society, numbering -
members; Young Ladies' Society, number.
ing l6 members; Young Mems Society,
numbering II members.
The parochill school daily numbers W
children.
ST.. JouN's CHURCH (German). Fifth street
between Leigh and jackson, Rev. Edward
Heaber pastor. Membership, 1IS; increase,
30.