Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-21
T-ENGW RICHMOND PASTORS.
Personal Paragraphs About Eminent Min
b.,r, sent He1e-Dr. Lafrerty's scheme.

ht'N sent utle-iJFs lshlleltg hnch'iH''
The Methodist ministers now conduct
Z. '. churches Of that denomination IN
. ,.e among the foremost IN the rank
{ '. Wesleyan CLERGY. The Rev. X. n. sledu,
. '....f pastor OF Centenary, IA Master
o '.... H..I.',r- Macon College, and Doctor
I.T.. i' has served tho chieichurches on
]. "..t.Uu IN The Virginia cities lie
t...t s.. ....r.gt FROM kuTiu'k, where costly
.", has been cTo.tei under hls minis-
.... BARGE membership has been Collected
sa aIH.l oscrs have boon made MIN Dy
......r .t.Hu- ln southern cities m the hope
l.m ont VI Virginia, nul equhuy
t...t. positions have beCn spread before MN
Il l.H professional corps 81 colleges
..'.I tylthem Mefhodlsm az dele
"- churches o. Canada this year
It.-- Of weight and briluancy. he
.. loading competitor 30 he successful can
.- '.e iLh0puc as the elet'ton IN 81,
$780, Ills rildious habits, iorceiul ana
. HH.,arE hnl years OF practice give
. .t position among the pulpit orators OF
u, a toi- 20 hs prime, endowed Win
.tt ana mental Wg0r His sermons
...r.a ~ thought, clearness, and careful
4.rat.Uu. Only thH reGu3d product
-. ' .s presented 10 the pulpit.
As. ArwIus SUCCESSOR.
.. E... D.. %. Rawlings, the new pastor OF
.... church., i9 young man OF nlafAeo
.. ID. 's lad large advantages IN educa-
.l.f. 100 the academic and theOioGl-
..'"HUt- .. the Vanderbilt University, az
..u.. Ho haf recently nlled pulpit
ra Ea, custom 81 tho Conference
i. ,...u. OF SO young a divine 10 40 re-
iv.i..ul unless there Is EXCEPTIONS
Shop desiring % man Methodism In
ri.h superior preachers retained IN
ID. jl1kus, late pastor Of Centenary
I' VIII 1iuru Tho pulpN Oh Lsutol-
..... ....nr graaf aud Bucna IN tQHt part
gentleman ~ culture, rehheH
-rl.irg msnncrt
.h.r Nr,hOiist ministers we're not
', Bishop. DIS. Tudor, Peterson,
..l 'u She mont rank.
NASCEEsrEEs NEN.
gains ,1r its now religious teacher
"H.H.I.4.s tue Rev. W. &. Walden,
H..s.uiwoil knOVn a. q "fuli man " M
u' l.arHiuF, beldes a person OF
r ar4 loving disposition. lie Is
.fD altl brsl knowledge.
.- .'| a.IF s. gtEEFACTiCS 10 rHE BOYS.
..r tou.egeu. IA Petersburg DR.. Laf-
I '...- NJ Sac church organ 10 TINS cltyi
. Q cue. disclosed 90 tho body his
.t.ra. Hchool for tho orphans oil
i'- .s arranging a. give these father
ttulht 90 NUMBER o shlleu
r ..'a 0ot Tor tuition, clothing, or
Id. .nc' cxplanaiiup u the scheme 20
Tom. .f.,tci q deep Interest and mani
approval The Conference unani-
- .'r1 resolution Of good viii, anu
. q nee, Gsocted 70 tears pronered
10 not d'e rich among tho Metho-
4 20 ....- 'HerTlce hove indifferent chance
'-. 4'y ofgsd-aoning skill There Is no
.or 'of them 10 their Church. Or.
' -af trHl quiet seeking for some tim0
.' place tJr such an Institution. 10
-, as' COME INTO ownership 81 a 0atof-
E. .. i'e great stone dam and mills ana
a' bis 0Wn OUtcj farm In the pic
/. ''4.y ae4r CroIo', IN Aibemarie coun-
- pr" ,hru1ptHKc and Ohio railway A
.'Her reported refusal Of a hundred
.a hrle for a pau % his tract
a., hH.a is famed for So eronery,
20 ne fertility Of soil. lie has
''mfeI with abundant and fine fng-
h' proposes % make the boys printers,
.as at,iuf srbooi vii 10 one u truest
Is rgiuia.
B, ~ 's'iou o. the ChTtstian AGpOcct', with
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