The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

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| ~. Patrick's Church.
Pastor, Rev. Thomas J. Kelly. Church
and residence, Twenty-ffth street between
Broad and Grace streets. Catholic populu-
ton. LOO; annual communiOns. 3,S91 !;
Sunday-scboo children, 206 parish-schooi
boys. 20; girls, 12j; baptlsms-adults, 81;
infants. 80; marriages, s; combinations,
4S; membership OF coniraternities, 100;
sanctuary Society. so; burials, 22.
81. Mary's Church (German).
Clergy: Rev. Benno Hegele, o. $. b.. {;
Rev. WiIlebald Baumgartner, D. ;. Is.
Church and parsonage, corner OF fourth
and Marshall streets, Population OF parish,
1927; Sunday-scboOl children, 1856; paro-
chial-school boys, 80; girls, 1856; baptisms,
"A; marriages, 8; buriaIs, 81.
DISCIPLES.
Seventh.Streef Christian Church.
| Located corner Of Seventh and Grace
streets. Rev. j. u. Tyler. pastor. Resi-
dence. No. IL west Grace street. Increase
during the year: fy letter. Z; by baptism,
SO total, 40. Decrease BY death, 6; by
letter, &C., 9-total, Is. Net gain, %. Pres
ent nominal membership, 7l6.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.-Colonel John Il. Cary,
superintendent. Officers aufu teachers, 20 ;
scholars, 2l2-tota 1913.
| Twenty ffth-Street Chapel.
Located on Twenty-ffth street between
NJ and y streets. Built by the Young
Mems Missionary Society Of the Seventh
Street Christian church. Rev. j. Il. Tyler
breaches there on Thursday nights. Robert
| l.. Wiley is superintendent OF the Sunday
school, which reports. on roll, 10 officers
and teachers, and 10 scholars. Coec-
tons during the year, S56SG.
Main-Street Christian Church.
Main street near the corner OF Laurel );
numbers. CO members. It's officers are ,
eCers and deacons. The church has had
the services Of Elder John A. Dearborn the
third and fourth Lords days OF each month
during the past year as preacher. Ii has
expended some $3.50 in its various religious
enterprises.
Its Sunday school numbers II officers and
teachers and 80 pupils.
EPISCOPAL.
| Diocesan Missionary Society.
| The following is the Executive Commit
tee OF this Society: RI. Rev. f. NJ. Whit
tie, ID. D., Ii. d., Rev. G. J. Gibson, D.
D., Rev. T. q. DashiclI. Rev. William Nor
wood, ID. d.. Rev. w. Q. HullIhen. Rev.
Joshua PeterkIn, ID. d., Rev. .. 5. Barten,
ID. D.. Rev. Charles Mnnigerode ID. D..
Rev. A. w. WeddclI. ID. D., Mr.. William
f. Gray. Mr.. David n. Walker; Mr.. J. l..
| Williams, treasurer, and Rev. Pike Powers,
secretary, Richmond.
The committee in their last annual report
state that they expended S4,9S3.9S in aid
ing 81 clergymen laboriDg as missionaries
| in different parts OF the diocese.
| TRUSTEES OF THE BRUCE FUND.-Rt. Rev.
| i. VI. Whittle, ID. D., LII. D., Rev. Joshua
| Peterkin, ID. D., Mr.. John l.. Bacon, Rich
mOnd
OFFICERS OF THE BROTHERHOOD.-Mr. Da-
| vid y. Walker, president; Mr.. A. \. Stokes,
| treasurer; Mr.. L. II. Mayo, secretary.
TRUSTEES FOE FUND FOR RELIEF OF Dis
ABLED CLERGY.-Mr. John l.. BIcon, Dr.
K. c. Amber, Mr.. John Stewart, Mr.. b.
J. Blrbour; Mr.. John II. Claiborne, trea
surer.
MANAGERS OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
FUND.-R. ght Rev. +. NJ. WhittIe, ID. d.,
LII. D., Rev. c. j. Gibson, ID. D., Rev. T.
q. DIshicll, Mr.. John l.. Bacon p. II.
Mayo, treasurer, Richmond.
IIenrico Sunday School Union.
This organization is composed of Dele
yates from the Episcopal Sunday schools OF
| Richmond. Officers: Rev. j. Peterkin,
president; Rev. 7. q. DashielL vice-pre,i-
dent; William c. Bentley, secretary; W. C..
MAYO, corresponding secretary.
St PauI's and ~. Andrews Churches.
Rev. Charles MinniFrOde. ID. d., rector.
| Rev. Z. Powers assistant minister. Bap-
| ti>Es Adults, white, II. Andrews, 4 in.
fants. white. 81. PauPs, 80; ST. Andrews,
9--tOtaI. Al; aggregate, 81. Combinations /:
| White, It. Andrews, 10; 81. PauPs, 10
total, 80. COMMITMENTS Formerly re-
ported, white, 1879; added. white, q.
PauPS, A; 1t. Andrews 90 (of which by
transfer 2S)-aggregate, jj3; It. Pau's, re-
moved, -; died, 5-totaI, 80: st. An
drew'S, removed, 8; Withdrawn, |: SIS
pended. /; died, 2-tOtal, II; aggregate.
a: present number, 500 Including 80 from
ST. Andrew's). Marriages: White, st.
Paul'S, II; 81. Andrews, total, ~. Flu
nerals White, st. PauFS, 80; ST. An
drew's. 6-tOtaI, 80. sunday schools ::
White. st. Paul's, teachers and officers, SO ;
scholars, 1S1-total, 2l7; average attend
ance. l7j; 81. Andrews, teachers, 10:
scholars, 110-total, 800. Contributions
st. Andrews, $50. Parochial schools ::
Number OF paid teachers, al st. Andrews:
scholars, Unsupported by II. PauPs sun
day school. Contributions. not including
ordinary expenses, so, 7GS 90.
Monumental Church,
BROAD between Twelfth and College
streets. Rev. j. G.. Armstrong, rector.
Baptisms: Adults white, 6; infants white,
II: aggrega,e-23. Combinations: White,
81. COMMITMENTS Formerly reported,
white. 227; added white IS (of which by
transfer l)-lggregate, 265; removed, p:
died 1; total, -; present number, 80.
Marriages: White, l. Funerals: White,
10. sunday schools: White, teachers, 40 ;
scholars, 3lj-tOtal, $50. Contributions,
s150.22. Sewing School: Teachers, 10;
scholars, so. Contributions: Objects with
in the parish, not including regular eX-
penses, $500; objects in connection with
the Protestant Episcopal Church, $1,000
total, $4,000.
~. James Church,
Corner Of Fifth and Marshall streets. Rev
]. Peterkin rector, and Rev. George W.
Dame. Jr, assistant. 10J east Leigh street.
Baptisms, 30; combinations, 81 commu-
nicants, about 400; marriages, 8; funerals.
2S. Sunday school, about % teachers and
100 scholars.
These items may not be entirely accurate,
hecause The chanel on Laurel street has now
become the
Bishop Moore Memorial Church,
and under the charge OF the Rev. ID. +.
Snripg, ID. d., is independent OF II.
Jsmes's. IL has about 90 commitment
and 100 Sunday-schoOl scholars, and Will
hereafter report for itself.
ST Philips Church (Colored),
at the corner OF Leigh and Foushee streets,
is under the care Of the Rev. Mr.. Dame.
The sunday school numbers from SO to l0C
scholars, and the congregation, though
small, is in an improving condition.
NarL's Church.