The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-06
Church Notes.

~ llt Eftoiltl L IfNtll ttIitii tDuIfu w.
tcrday morning Rev. Edward Lane, 4 mis-
sionary OF the Southarn Presbyterian
Church, stationed at Campinas, Brazil, de
liyered an interesting address on Brazil and
the progress OF the Protestant work in that
country.
At night a missionary meeting was held
at the Grace-Street Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Lane. after being introduced by Dr.
Preston. addressed the congregation. Rev.
J. G.. Hall, who was introduced by DR..
ilOgc, delivered an address on the mis-
sionary work in Mexico. He belongs TO
the mission OF MatamOras.
At Centenary Methodist church preach
ing by the pastor morning and night.
One member was received on profession OF
faith.
At Park-Placc Methodist church the
pastor preached morning and night, and
received two members by certificate.
The usual Sunday services were held in
the other Methodist churches.
At Nenable-Street Baptist church during
the week one was baptized. On Sunday
morning and night the pastor, Rev. Il. II.
Pitt. preached a. usual.
The meetings at Leigh-Street Baptist
church during the last week were largely
attended. Rev. Drs. Hatcher, lIoge,
Thomas, IIannon, and Brown preached
during the week Collections taken mp on
the various nights during the past week
for church repairs amount in the aggregate
to something over $1,000. On Sunday
morning and night the pastor, Rev. Dr..
Pollard, preached.
At Pine-Street Baptist church on Sun
day morning and night Rev. j. B. llutsOn,
pastor, preached. I'm the morning the
right-hand OF fellowship was given to two,
and at night one was baptized. The meet
ings which have been in progress at this
church for several weeks closed on Friday
night.
At the First Baptist church Rev. DR.. j.
Il. Hawthorne preached morning and night
10 large and attentive congregations. This
church, at a recent business meeting, de-
cidcd to arrange for extensive repairs to
the building.
At the First Baptist church (colored)
Rev. c. II. johnson, Of Canada, preached
at II \. NJ, and Professor J. l.. Jones, OF
Richmond Institute, preached in the after
noon.
QUAKER MEETING.-Mi Louisa Painter,
Quaker lady-prcacher from North Caro-
lima. who has been holding series OF in
teresting meetings in Lyuchburg, is now
in this city, and will commence similar
mnistration on tomorrow "wednesday
at Friends Westinghouse (Clay street
above First. She proposes to hold two
meetings each day-at II \. VI. and 1880
Z. VI. Miss Sarah Foushee, the blind
preacher, whose ministry here few
months since was so largely attended, has
been invited 10 assist in these meetings,
and it is believed that she will be here in Il
few days.
SUPREME COURT or APPEALs.-Carlin and
ais. rs. Adams and ais. Submitted.
Hawkins rs. Garlands administrator.
Submitted.
IIowerton's administrator rs. Hover
tons administrator. Submitted.
KloSs and ais. as. O'Neill and ais. Ar
gued by Judge Robert Ould for appellants
and \. NJ. Kelley for appellee, and submit
ted.
lIUsTINGs COURT. The grand jury yes
terday found the following true bills OF
Indictment for felony: Edward Kerse,
felonious assault upon Tobias \. Eacho I;
Arthur Hayes, seduction OF Lucy Tally
under promise of marriage; II. l.. Winston,
burglary. entering the house OF o. H..
Chalkley; Lucian Davis, burglary, enter
ing the shoe-shopO OF William VI. Anderson; I;
John Johnston, perjury on election-day at
the Fourth precinct, Jefferson Ward, in
swearing that ne had not been convicted OF
felony, when he had been OIL the 4th Of
October, 1873.
In the following cases the grand jury
failed to return true bills Albert Baker.
feloniOus assault upon Emmett Cousins;
John Dent, stealing lot OF money from the
person OF PeytOn johnson.
The following misdemcanOr indictments
were found: Albert Booker, carrying con-
cealed weapons; Alexander Jones, assault
ing and interfering with Policeman John
Hall while in the discharge OF his duty as a
policeman.
At tie last term OF the court the Judge
made a rule against John Johnson, a
Justice OF the peace for Jackson Ward,
summOning him to show cause why he
should not be removed from Office for in
competency. The case coming up yester-
day johnson rendered his resignation,
which was accepted, whereupon the rule
was dismissed.
The court will meet again to-day.