Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
TIE eAs1eRN-sHoRz CHURCHES.
rcd,cntion of tho Friends Evangelist
,To-pav-CeprraI News Notes.

,co~rs.nondence ~ the Richmond pi-piich.l
No.ro,x September i2.--The fall revival
.oa,or bag commenced am ong the churches
~ tins section. and soon thtre will lie
qroat activity on every hand with tho'c
ENGAGED III winning souls TO tle C.4rstian
fold. Rev. II. n. ttuisea hrTr'' or tae
p.rtisf church IN Bcrki"y, nas lust closed
.nccc-eful revival. during which 40 pei
sons urcfe-.ed cOn'orsion. Tomorrow
nipbt lev. John ". Daucherty commences
n urotr.cted meeting q; the houth-Htrsct
psn,ist church. assisted by Rev. Nr. Qul-
.erberry and others. Rev. DR.. Wharton IS
arranging for q pTolracsed season a. rec
mason-Strcct church, essisteh 10y ms BRO
thcr Kev. Dr. T.. NJ. Wharton, Of Ba.ti-
more. 'hs wsil known bapils, etghSo .iS,
inc N,tlodl-ts Grc or tAt alett ana are AZ
raueiu, for iusl revival WORK curI- the
fyyn mont IA before the meeting Of the an
nal confcr-nce. All over Norfolk county
aud tie adjoining counties report cpmcs
That the summer meetings have done Wei
and many have been added 20 tie church.
INDICATED TO-DAY.
Tho now house OF worship Of the Friends
Fysngeilst church III Portsmouth VIII lie
formally dedicated tomorrow. Rev. VIII
linn Nicholson. Of Ohia. preaching tho
sermon. hI-day services Will folio" and
r-otr.cted meeting VIII commence at
f.rbt - run through several wcrks. ~
Drivers. IN Nanscuol1, just over tie Nor
foli. comfy l.ns. the Bapti-ts Will delicate
a new house OF worship to-morrow and
Rev. DE-. A. l.. Owen, Of Portsmouth, will
preach tAe sermon.
CENTENNIAL MIIT1Np.
The one-hundTcdth annual meeting Of
tho Portsmouth, baptist ASsoclatlpl, en-
bracing the churches from Petersburg 10
Cane Henry. will commence on tuesday At
Court-Stroet Baptist church III Ports
,nnutn and tho special centennial services
will he participated in b. the most proml-
ueut diyints in tie Virginia Baptist Asso-
citation. Two hundred delegates and min
istcrs are expected.
MORMON INNIGRASTs.
Ono hundred and fifty Mormon immi-
grants lett last night tor Utah over the
Noriolk and Western route. Ihey are ac-
col.pauici by slL elders and CONSIST Of
Fnc'ish Swiss M scandiuayians.
4 detachment OF the Lee Rifles VIII leave
here tonight for Bedford City 70 attend
The funeral az Sir. Joan ii. Reese. formerly
Of tuis clty Gli Il member of tho Rifles.
who died III Memphis, Tenn, yesterday Of
typhoid-ieyer.
Mate Hurh Klhl has been detached
from the United States monitor heet al
Richmond and ordered 10 the rnNy-ygrd
here for duty.
PERiO~AI.
Chiof-rugirecr J.. u. Robio, who has
been de;acAed. will leave tho nary-yerd
on Wedneeday next with his family. he
has been on this station several times and
will soon be ret red.
Rev. Henry l.. Johnson, y. D.. Of Bon
Air. is filing lev. Or. ". u. Stars pulpit
during his sbsencs.
Hon. Felix a. Reeves, assistant solicitor
OF the United States Treasury. Is IN Nor
folk.
4 negro has been lodged IN jail who AZ
swers very well the description OF Jim
Scott, wanted at Lynchburg for murder.
lie claims lie is YORK Mosely, Of Warren
ton, y. {. 81.
George Jones, q Danville negro. Is in jail
for stealing valuable gold watch from
Oliver Berlin, manager OF tho hylng-hoEse
show.
CHAETKG GRANTED.
Judge Brooke, of the Corporation Court.
has granted o charter 10 an organization
T. DO known IS the Supreme Lodge of
Good Templars Of America. The pTincl-
bal Office is TO be in Norfolk and is enpOw-
eI ed 10 issue stock 10 the extent OF $4,000.