The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

NHUKCH NOTES. living 10 tne dOSeHce vi
DR.. Minnigerode, who was in Norfolk, Rev.
DR.. Barlen preached at Sc. Paups on sun
day morning, and Rev. Mr.. Sutton at night.
AT Monumental church the rector read
the service Sunday morning and afternoon.
Mr.. Sutton preached ia the morning and
DR.. Barten in the afternoon.
At the First Baptist church Rev. T. T.
Eaton. ID. D., preached morning and night.
DIR. Eaton In Petersburg.
Al Seyenth.Street Christian church Rev.
w. s. BuIlard, Of Sn0wville, preached
morning and night.
This week will be observed as a week OF
prayer at various churches in the city, I'M
der the auspices OF the Young Mems ChIis-
tian Association. Hour Of meeting, from
10 6P. NJ.
At Second Baptist church the meetings
held By the Young men from TO "A p. NJ.
continue this week. Rev..J. l.. NJ. Curry,
ID. d., preached at this church Sunday
night.
At Venable-Sireet church in the morn
ing six were received by letter. Two per-
sons were baptized on Wednesday night.
At CIay.Slreet Baptist church one person
was baptized at night. At the adminis,ra-
ton OF the LORDS Supper the right hand OF
fellowship was given TO four persons. The
meetings at this church continue eyerv
night this week. Rev. L. w. Winiree will
conduct the services.
Al Pine.Street Baptist church meetings
occur every night this week. Rev. Ii. M.
Wharton, OF Surry, will conduct the SER
vices.
Rev. w. w. Houston occupied the pulpit
of the FIRST Presbyterian church, preach
ing In the morning tender and impressive
discourse from Ephesans ", 2. At night
his sermon was based upon the words found
in Acts xvii, 81, and as the eloquent tones
Of the speaker rang out the terrors OF a
"judgment to come," and then melted into
tender entreaty, as he urged bis hearers to
prepare for this appointed day, an awcd
hush fell upon the congregation, as though
gazing upon things unseen and eternal.
Rev. DIR. Preston preached in the after
noon at the Retreat for the Sick, and the
music for the service was most happily rem
dered by the members CT the Grace-Street
Presbyterian choir.
At Centenary Methodist church on Sum
day the pastor preached morning and night.
Two members were received on profession.
Four hundred and seventy-two members
were reported on the roll. Net increase
this year, Z.
Rev. w. G. Starr filed his pulpit at
Broad-Street church Sunday night, and
Rev. f. C. Woodward preached in the
morning. Three hundred and fifty mem
bers reported on the roll, and net increase
OF Is this year.
At Trinity church the pastor, Mr.. Jud'
kins, preached morning and night. The
pastor reports 468 members on the roll,
being net increase OF %. One member
was received on profession on Sundy.
AT Union-Station church Rev. w. g.
Vaden preached morning and night. re-
yiyal is in progress at this church, and sixty
persons have been converted to date. Seven
members were received on Sunday on pro-
ression. On roll, 3S7 members; net in
crease, 7.
At Nicbolson-Street church Rev. W. g
Bates preached at night and the pastor in
the morning. On the roll, 103 members
net increase, 6.
At Laurel Street church the pastor, Rev
William p. Wright, preached morning and
night. and received two members on pro
fession. On the roll, 25I; decrease for the
year, 3.
AT Manchester church Rev. B. f. Wood
ward, pastor, preached in the morning ano
Rev. +. &. Woodward at night. On the
roll, 501 members; decrease for the year
80.
At Park.Place church the pastor, DR.. Ed
wards, preached morning and night. Or
the roll, 2l6 members; net increase, &.
At Ciay-Street church the pastor, Rev. A
G. Brown, preached morning and night
On the roll, 400 members decrease, IA.