Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-17

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t'Nnti-+ WOOL AND h'Hl-A H'Ni'''
nov. j. ri. Pitcher. supnru' oudcut. read
theraport o. clio untHr-~cnopl and bih'e
p..rI. Following "a SUMMARY of the Ie-
p.rt:
Cine report of the Sundav-Nch"ol ana
T,llni 04rd .iec- ia increased contrlbu-
lions. fAe fa'r. amount received beng
81. 10 uorc t.aa tho previous }car, or
~Isi8rt u .I. Tho board employed one
rUterf.lt auI turtg-cient coipor-
t..rt who report t.If days ot
labor. visited .Upij families, found
I.-t1 nuilcs destitute az the Bible,
and 2 families without ANY other
religious books. They preached ,O0i scr-
mons and delivered numerous aloI c5-cs on
religious subjects, organize" Inity,reN'h
SUNDAY '.tnoi'. SIX SUI iay Ao'i coi-
vmtOas .rt one church, bapazed Jos
SION. of faith. lu addition 10 tins evance-
f.tte work tIey sold COG Bibles, 4,4B es-
fnm.nt5. G0l4 books. and 2fO.t3 pages of
tracfs. I1ey ,n' away o'l I ,,' l'U'o
gs-tll1eut-. ll,5 books. and la0,O3 pages
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~ ~ '-' ~. +t;, loorJ ,,,,e
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7. 30 ..,,.,.i ..ti,,., tho 'Eible
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81 w.. - ~, ia bi.tor, Ur dc-irrd
g.. ,,.,.,..'.. - toe sf,a4cb off br. Tvree. We
.,,i.i a. -.,aronco and resretf The col
NOV ,y,ri, baa IN n many hard
i..,,.,'-,,i.lo f.ot,~es II tnkes preat
anu "4'"f No'V4O IL, ~, -
81 'No "-" ti ~ - III, "a -, ,r.-l -, tbo ia
pf- Neof'o cooper s"l1 " ""-' ~ '''0 ''--
't,e7' 90 s,iy ".I", :, ;,,4~,7,.i,,c, Dr q
- T.. . 'i.i' Lo iban@bt il vs. sinou.
lariv rr4ccful and beautiful In the Prcsi-
dent and sup.ripteHlent 10 edT ,, ~; Dill
ing t4e iio7l on 1Io IA. "a oi,0 ~ ~" Of
ur. hi.'' o,s'1 ms 49,. ~ -os,ionco
49,. ana bad, 1aetir0 and poculiar az
IN iF5ia Ad - as so''i " ' t6e state lie
l'r' .on I ..,, ,.,~l ~ 4[ie Ioard lie le-
30 .t.. -, d,',,nt to Ie lrouoht
Aeved thAi inns WoiN ougn. ~ ro ,oio'FI III
ui Il" 90 .'"@ w .''- -,.I''-',.',i;.b,J eIror.,
''N' 81 . -. tn, .iarfar tho Soutb
'l' '.lOl .,' IA o., ,, sio,erv +,rnes
WHO ~ '.~' 49,, Instruction II
give '-.s' 80 conc me -01 O00
N' '..' o., H., f;roo nj tlle eruaf,c,-
pauont -
"o"N IA
His personal work in the homes and
along The streets ia the work that tells. lie
gave some illustrations from his own expo
g.eucc IN Virginia confirming ms view. lie
rrioiced that IN recent years SIX OF the
southern states had gone into cOlpoTtage
work He would see 20 II that every Bible
given away by these boards would De re-
placed bv the American Baptist Pubhca-
uou Society If they would accept his offer
Iic gave "a vivid description OF the blole
6o-titutiou existing III some sections anu
closed with an ardent eppt al 10 "a" "9sD,,
citation % turn Their POCKETS INSIDE out
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DR. 'oN'a'
DR.. j. William Jones added word SHOW
inr how TINS colporta-e Work IN virginia
Lad influenced other states 20 adopt tho
same system.
Rev ". 4. OuisonbcrTv gave instances
tr-,. bis own experience in the New Leba-
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Dr A. l.. Burrows desired 20 make a cor
rs.+tgr One 0f the speakers had SAID that
North Carolina Haptlsts outnumbered IT.
r.r.a Beptists by several thousand. But
= .urnt not TO be FORGOTTEN that hv pc
.-oL iuiouitv 10000 white Baptists had
I...r cut oil from MS. HIS allusion was to
Wet Virginal
The report on General Education was
re44 uy Rev Dr. George Cooper, the char
uan oi tine committee lie ur|tu 'Ho
i..pue up OF three classes OF schools
academies. colleges, aud theological sclll-
rtue,-vitb special emphasis I'D me future
u foundation rock. He remarked lhAO
ve cannot build up % slA-story mouse on
.ne--toTv foundation. mere are ulne h"l'-
f-t academies lu the state as Igg,dcrs 30
l'-Aer pa ttuilons at IcaILli--. in,Ie ".o
female n.n-Iie7 WIN '3t III 'i
t.e.-. a' 3'' boys iu tAc ",'!.,'l'.l,' tI,
-.s.,.., ..r. ,f r.r,,a..rca and devote them
selves TO sound aud thorough education.
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The report was olscusseo 10y ~ H. H.
theodore II; NMtAcl4' VINO aItu','; .ia3
value oi colleges uNdeI ueiloilii 'i.'i.',
control. Ile in-ud ooes hot Walt, ~ -i'oN'
con family e-iA ~ 'ri9'4lS ~
oriHr-ty. Aud SD iAoIAi 3Hu 49,
ua'nr1 age rece7sArYi ana nenVo ~; -
%" H.. ,,.ra diefincfiv
control Moreover mere We5o u a., witR
Cl1 an Influences pouuu up ~"
t-e .,2fF OF t2.9 i"','.' 1lcII, III
V.N walls OF tne uU'l,l hh' ~"os'N' ~, WI
p.' OF "1'" va" 81. -, w., nan r;,ls
~" toi'' ne 9'l.,' o, 800, ..- az tj,c1n ~
", ''-uS ~ ", fn,,rdei those iusfi-