Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-04
c..r. rnl, denomination has COW grown

canfs. and
Their followed thu Roman Catholic ehnr r. INV.
their first pias of worship was the o'n Pre-.
t~rfrn .,r "A r,,tsr /. rss given ny b. the freS-
bytsrfars. ,,.vs
S@r1 q .,otwew synagogue was butt and otness
have followed al ie city kreN. Tue spc"sed
here pnit. q feeling tf1bule 70 the ia'bo a5
Rabbi Hsrrss. who vas personal ana h'"
The MsttoiIsts started with one church ~ ~
1928, aud non nsse ten Win anei"oe'''"'
over 1000 If
Tho Friends. too. came In the early dsys !"
Richmond, nnd some Of our most h"nprsn ~,
gems ;lra YET 'nen6crs OF that most WORTHY &c.
In 1912 ths FIRST Presbyterian cnarn In
orcanized from which has grown ssx DINERS W.
a ,nnraheyabiv % over 1000. IL has met WIN
suhy.antiai progrcss and builded well on s''a
solii foundations T.. ,s6U
The Lutherans began operations here ~ low
and have nov three church Organilatons. oy
Tbs Disciples organized ia 1o32, ana nos
have three churches ana over 1000 commune
canfs 10
The speaker dealt hearty NEED OF pra'ss ~ ~
ALI the3e "a IONS Christan bodies, and BID snetn
- Go! s,eesr h believed In denomlnatVnni..
tam nus Ut IN eectsr 1isn, and said ths' IN
things necessary we had unity, IN nOn-enson''
nber.y. aud In all tninys charity. 49,
DR.. kerr enlarged upon the parity OF ~ 20
tiiue As taught rom the pulpts OF hdchinon. a ~
noted AM com nends0le. and upon Tue sn.u 10
ataea e u sensational preaching 40 common W
some sscfiOns. aud believed that tlsre wa ~ 49,
no n5xt Iecinro in the course will be given
next sunday night upon the "Relisious hon'''
nisccnces o. America
PRESBYTERIAN sCSDtY-sCHoof. UNION.
This organization held LARGELY -attende1 ara
most enioyanle meeting sunday afternoon IN the
Third church. Mr.. j. ID. X. seRni. president III
the chair. and Mr.. James a. Gordon secretary.
Rev Juseph X. Iau participated In the open'Is
exeriaez, and prayer WAS offered by MI. D. i
I.ra Eev.,..fsl t,re rnfi4u had been maze Df
ihe school for the singiug, ana the sele'..o o.
were greatly enjoyed By al. Brief reports WOE
mao o. the WORK la their spe .ial scnoD,s ~
MoJsrs. Owens, West, Parsons, Goolsoy' r ,.s
ants HErros chs. Gordon, and Wilson. ineto
we-a 20 reports from the Old-Harke', ana ar
neld schOols Several OF the ministerial brethren
Rbsent seat kindly words Of regret Dr; RAJ.
was attending "A funeral, DR.. Kerr preaching ~
| Ealriall, Rev. Cannon preaching q, salem
church. and Rev. IurnSlll unayoldaby us-
tained. This was disappoin inent II .ic
emergency. Mr. S'cight was called UPON LOT hn
address TO tho children and yOu5l e5pc,lhh!.
The resDongo vas a bright and happy talk upo I
| "Naysides' Viii n seemed - be as neartiy en-
jOyed ny tic adults as Il vas by the little ones,
ana was well nlled with timoly and prac'Nai
| thought. -,
Mr. John r. West also made a brief ard stir.
ring address on cue II the burning questions
OF the dly-viz.: How TO retti1 the oider
! scholars.'
me benedictlcn was pronounced by Rey.
I
| will be held IN me second church III December
EPISCOPAL PULrns.
Rev. Mr.. Carmichael preached 20 large ana
- tiyated Audiences al II. Plufe church sunday
morning and evening. The iornor sermon WIS
fngen from Hebrews XII, l: " wherefore Soc
| Ing We nlsO ars cOnpasso1 aDJut WIN -
great cloud Of wtnefsei, let Us lay nsido ever.
| weight. and tho sin Nhicn doth 80 easily D''e1
US, and let as run VITA patience me race mat y
| sci before VA" The dis ,ourso Was able ana
I.Hc .ssfff .
| Hiss Winnie Davis attended this service.
In the evening Mr.. ca michael preached rom
| the three parallels renins 20 inc W'se ahi
| foolish virgins, tne talents, ana the heitl'I
world and compared the Judgment oI InanAihi
| according 10 the light received. II vas stif-
ring discourse VIII n buried itssif into appreclh-
| tive minds aud hearts. Mrs Jefferson Da'H
! occupied a seat in General Anderson pew.
There was flne congregation nj 81. John
| church Sunday morning, incluiing many
! .'ralgers TO listen % Rcg. H. II. Burton, who de-
| /. .sred an interesting sermon.
| Eey. DR. Dashicll preached at NJ. III ARK sun
| day morning, ana NJ night the pulpit was Diled
/ By Rev. Nr. W. y. Williams. Both audiences
! were large AMI apprecig:iya.
| Al All saints Bishop ia eksOn preached pow
| erfui sermon on Sunday night 10 one OF th'
largest congregations ever assem pied WIN, ".tnil
the walls Of that sacred o1ince. Inc Bshop
arguments were fOrCiblo and elective and AS
| elOquence was grand and ehihusng
The Monumental was hllol - Overlooking on
| HunIAN UlJfbl4k anu -ADf. III -
| a very fine sermon, the subject OF which wei
| taken from Revelations vii, y.
TIE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
Bishop Van dc yyver vas absent from the city
| Sunday, having gone 20 Baltimore 10 attend thu
| consecratlOn Of Bishop Chappelic, AMI vicar
| GenerafiPrioN celebrated the late mass NJ tue
| Cathedral, while Father 1ierney preached :
very able and logical sermon ON the Heavenly
| reward as compared with the earthly reward OF
| man.
Father Donnhue preached an interes sing her
mon at St. PGtTcd's church 10 large co ngregh
EtSacred Heart Rev J. b. O'Reily, the pas
! tor, delivered a powerful sermon sunday morn
! ing, when was mC-t attsntiycly listened 10.
! Rev. Father English, Of hastings, Aeb
| preacned az s.. Josephs church In tbs mornln
| 10 4 large audience. Father English IL foVme
/ Vrglnian and II = nephew OF the late Capial
/ William Ensish, OF this city, whose family he
| visiting.
An important meeting OF the Catholic Bene
n ial Society viii be neid AZ 1870 O'Clock tos o.
ming ut Cathedral Hall, and every member "a e1
pected t. be present. Business OF importanc
| VIII be brought zip Tor consideration. sonr an
male relatives Of deceased members are ospe
! cially invited TO attend.
CHURCH Szws IN ERIEr.
Rev. DR.. W. V. Tudor preached the annna
sermon before the Young Mems Missionary ),
I ciety OF GrOye-hvenue Baptist church sinda
nieh,. The subject Of his discourse, which va
an excellent one. WAS e" ID alh and victory" TIL
congre .ation WAS unusually large.
Rev George II. Ray. pastor Of Union-Statio
church, preached 70 large congregations sunda
morning ana night. At the latter service tire
l persons nskcd Tor prayer. There will be reyiyf
| services in this church oyory evening this weea
| beginning nj $3.50 o'clock.
The gospel-soryics at old Trinity church sur
day afternoon at O'Clock was well attendec
! ChriEtians representing many OF tn, diIeren
| demo limitations u the CITY were present and TOO
| part in me exercises. AZ night the unsLye
! seeneI 10 becO.ne mach interested. This wor
Z prolen.s many encouraging features AMI pr
/ misses 20 become great blessing 10 that PORTO
| OF the city
Dr. HOge occupied his own pulpit both morn
| Ing ami afternoon aud preached 10 large congre
| cations. HIS theme in the afternoon was IN
.Sedness o. Skepicism," and he f0rci6ly pr
scented tho fact that there was no standar
| skcpscal literature.