The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-01


they give public entertainments by dia-
I0giics, &C., which are quite interesting.
Their funds are contributed 10 missions
and other benevolent objects.
The GlgIs' SOCIETY has been recognized
under the title OF ''The Little Cleaners"
and is now managed by Miss Amanda
Moore. They meet weekly and their col
lections go to missions. The membership
is about fifty.
Leigh-Succt Church,
Leigh and Twcnty-ffth streets. Bev.John
Pollard, pastor. Residence. 220i Broad
street. Additions during the year, 81 ;
diminuiions. 80; present number, SSG. The
church has just completed It's addition
and repairs, end is very much bcautited
and improved.
SUNDAY ScHo0L-William II. Williams
superintenlcnt--is in prosperous condi-
ton. Officers and trachcrs on roll. 81 ;
scholars. SO: average attendance Of ofli-
GERS and teachers, g.; scholars, 422. Col
lections for year, S37G.Io.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY-W. +. Crump pre-
sident. Membership. male and female, 1873 ;
number Of praycr-mectings held during
the year. 1JS. Under It's auspices sun
day school Is held at the chapel corner Of
Z =
The Society contributes $50 year towards
The support OF the pastor ut Fulton church.
Forty-Seycn visits 10 Sunday-sChoOl scho-
lars during the year; conversions, ..
DORCAs SOClETY-Mrs. William ii. VIII
Hams. prc-dcnt-is doing noble work in
relieving the destitute and administering
help in many ways.
YOUNG LADIES' SEWING SOCIETY, Of which
I -. nj i IL,
active operation. II has clothed and
brought into the sunday school 4 large
number OF poor children.
During the year SOCIETY or GIRLS has
been organized. called the Junior Work
ers." OF which Miss May Justis is prcsi-
dent. The object Of the Society l. 20 raise
money to distribute TO charitable purposes
q, may be most needed.
Pimc-Strcet BAPTIST Church.
Corner Pine and Spring streets. Rev. J.
Il. Ilutson. pastor; residence. lbs south
Laurel street. Total membership. Gl0.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.-Otficers and teachers.
80; scholars, 4O7--total, 4i3. superintend-
ent, Evan Sncad.
This congregation is now taking active
steps towards the erection OF their new
house OF worship, which they confidently
hope and fully calculate TO btlld THIS year.
Sidney Baptist Church,
Corner OF Main and Beech streets. Rev.
Edmund Harrison. pastor: i. \. Jacob,
church clerk; residence. 1913 W It Main
street. Additions TO church for The year,
); contributions during the year, 1l.lOO.
Membership Of church. 1913.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.-Caleb JACOB, sUperin-
fondcnt. officers and teachers. y: scholars
on roll, 14j.
THE LADIES' SEWING SOUETY.-Mis'
Mary Crump, superintendent; Mrs. y. ~
Jacob. treasurer. This Society has mate
rally assisted the church 10 pay II, church
debt, and done noble work forthc church
Fulton Church.
Located at the corner OF Fulton and Nichol'
son streets. Rev. Charles \. q. Thomas.
pastor. Membership, SO.
SUNDAY SCHoOL.-A. Gary. supcrinten'
dent. Officers and teachers, y; scholars
100; total, lS2.
Vcnabic-Street Church.
Located on Nenable near Eighteenth 'trcet
rev. K. II. Pitt, pastor. membership, 23O
Contributions. S922.96.
SUNDAY SCHGOL.-L. II. FraySer, super
intcndent. Officers and teachers, %; scho'
lars, 10; total, l9j. Contributions, SlOi.46
Clay-Strcct Church,
Conner CLAY and Graham streets. Rev
samuel G. Clopton, pastor. Membership,
17G. Contributions, 81 1870.
SUNDAY SCnOOL.-H. X. GWathmcr. >u'
porintendent. Officer. and teachers, 20;
scholars, 2i3. Contributions, Sl70.32.
shockoe- Mission sunday school.
Vhi, school. which ha. been in operation
about four years. is conducted by the min
i,terial students OF Richmond college and
a family who are all members Of the Second
Baptist church. There are now about ,.
scholar. on roll and officers and 'ea :herS.
There is also a very interesting prayer
meeting held every Thursday night in the
school-room. No. Cpl north Fourth street.
The meetings ore under the entire control
OF The Young ministers OF the college.
COLORED BAPTisT CHURCHES.
FIRST Church, corner Broad and Coleg,
STANDARDIZATION, Rev. !. II. Holmes; resi-
dcncc. No. 1900 north Fourth street. Pre-
sent membership, 2.jiS.
StadaV ScbOOi-M. i. White. >upcrin-
tondcnt. Officers and teachers, 50; scholars.
jIc-tOtal, G2j.
SECOND CHURCH, Byrd between First
Second streets.-Rey. William Troy. pas
tor. Present membership. 2,G2G.
SupduY Stockholders and teachers,
80: scholars, C00-total, $50.
EBENEZER CHURCH. corner Of Leigh and
Judah ts.-Rcv. II. Wells, pastor. No
lO1 Duyal street. Present membership
Los.
SaadQy Stockholders and teachers
IS: scholars, 000-total. G3S.
FOURTH CHURCH, Church lIill.- Fey. F.
Payne. Membership, 1925. Sunday school
100.
FIFTH CHURCH. Main near Reservoir
street. Membership, 1873.
SuRddy SchOOl-Scholar~. Iji.
SIXTH CHURCH (MOuNT /IoN), Duvlj anC
II. Peter Sue tS.-Rey. john Jasper. pastor
Membership, 2,0C0.
Sundqy SchOoi-1OO scholar, and teach
or,-total, lGG.
MooRE-STEEET MISSIONARY CnrBCn.-
Present meml er>hip, Isl.
Saad0y ScbCOi TO.
SHILOH Gnu CI-Rcy. lIoratio Harris
pastor. Membership. -; Sunday-schoo
scholars, 10.
FIrIH-STREET BAPTIST, Fifth and Jack
son strcct>.-No regular pastor. Pulpit
! Committee: +. \. Williams aud Thomr
Thompson. Membership, 1,l00.
S,adQy Sciool--J. Il. AIiilin, superin
teudcpt. Officers and teachers, %: scho
. lar-, 2j0--total, 2IG.
Mt CALVARY CHURCH (Rocketts). organ
lied June 10, 1SSl-Rey. \. Ferguson
= pastor. Membership, 20.
.Sund0g SchOOl-A. II. Jackson, super
intcndeni. Officers, teachers, and scholars
100.
. CATHOLIC.
St. Peters Cathedral.
- Clergy: Right Rev. John I. kecrc, II
% II l;-ic,, 90 piobtnnpf. Very IgN 4