The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-20
B a number of notices for commit isc..s
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were then given out.
ApDIr1osAL Sspo1sfAEsTs FOR SUNDAY !
Y Ehe following rad difional apps ,sihsnts
|forserFice on Sunday were anne e1nceG: sllt
se-street Baptist ehareh =! q :! q.
FCrocker, IL "A. NJ.
&c astoi Baptis 4, !: W. S,E. Royal 9 "a
g CITY Alnshous ~ ii s Howard, 81
4, Ets,ssser lcolasa Rev. j.. G. Reed .ItI F1l
Manchester Rresbyts,r:iaa1n.--ResSs .D:i,M.
Wallace, II a. M. Rey. w. b. :Atweh, "a
tP. H. t5sf
. Bible meeting at ist.: :Panis Rpiscopa IN IN
the Interest OF the Virginia Bible Society,
I ut 81 P.M. Addresses by Rev, Drs. Hoge,
Edwards, and Rev. A..isW. Weddell,; and
another at st. Marks Episcopaiy church at
game hour, addresses By; Rev. Drs. j. L. M.
Curry, C. II. Read, j. B. Poisal Of Balti-
more, Joshua Peterkin, and others. E:l;i,
d. Board OF fForetgn Missions. ...s,a,s a:
Saturday night was appointed for the nm
niversary meeting OF the Board OF Foreign
Missions. Owing to the 1Rclemeney of the
weather the congregation was not as large
as was anticipated. Rev. John e. Edwards,
p. D., presided, and the proceedings were
opened with religious exercises conducted
by Rev. Jacob p. Manning.
sEcRETARY's REPORT.
Rev. A. c.. Bledsoe, secretary OF the
we extract the following q
H. Some. Of the missions have. become in
large part seif-snstaining. We have found
lit necessary in some cases to assist some OF
the more feeble circuits and stations stu
|ated In the suburbs of our cities and weak
country places. The following eVangelists
have sent up encourag gilg; reports 0i their
work: Rev. G. w. Bailey, Piedmont mis-
sion, IS adult baptisms Rev. Richard Ste
phens, Salem mission-a new mission
membership, 81, with II additions during
-aReg. Robert .Michaels. DennissYille mis-
sion, one small Organized class of IL
members, most them added to the church
during the year, .-,-s,......-. ..-g.ii'.
aERey.. James Bailey, Chesterfield mission,
|i37 members, two Sunday schools, with IS
scholars; 16 conversions. during the year.
Rev. r. FL. Mullen, West Goochland mis-
sion--a new field; six regular appoint
ments; membership Of no; new church
is in process Of erection; IA conversions,
, OF whom joined the church.
REV. r. A. Lee, LeesvilIe mission, men,
bership OF Ill; % church edifices built,
Sunday schools with $50 scholars.
Z Rev. William 6. Clarke, Barboursyille
mission; regular appointment; member
shipof 81. =nt
:, Rev. James n. Dalby, Dorchester mis-
sion; 81 additions during the year; 4 Sun
day schools with 200 scholars. ..,......,..
= Rev. David j. Traynham, Allegheny mis-
sion; 100 members, 27 conversions during
the year, Sunday schools with 15oscholars.
Rev. j. 81. Forbes, Ringgold mission, 90
members; two Sunday-schools with sc
scholars. a,......,
| Rev. G. Meyer, in charge OF the German
mission work, with 81 membcrs-an increase
OF 16 during the year; one Sunday-schoo
with 80 scholars.
Rev. z. N. S. Blegg, superintendent Of
the German mission work in the bounds Of
the Conference, gives good report OF the
work, considering the difficulties which he
has had to encounter. =. - ys,,,.
81 ,..@, TREAsURER's REPORT. L.,
The treasurer, Mr. George d.. Balm, re
ported the following. amount as having
been collected during, the year. Seyera
collectors are: yet to report, which will
swell the amount some seven hundred dol
lars more, making. total OF more thar
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