Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22

m ,rning and evening 10 large congregations. AT
the morning service there we're ave additions 10
the church. AZ $3.50 in the afternoon there was
q well-astenced love-feast. The revival meet
ings will be continued nightly during this week.
AMONG rug BArTlsTs.
The second annual meeting OF tho Fourth
Street Baptist church was held sunday aftcr-
noon at O'Clock. There was n large congrcsa-
ton, and tho review Of the years work was very
gratifying and calculated TO INSPIRE the mem
bers with renewed zeal and energy, The old Of
ficers were reelected. md the reports OF the
pastor, treasurer. clerk, Sunday school, nnd sew
crai societies were very encouraging. inc
church men. bership Increased during the year
from 1906 70 1872. and about S1,400 was added
To the building fund. The little church IA IN ex-
ce,lcnt condition and begins lis third year under
bright auspices. ,,,.
sionary Society was held at CIay-Street churcn
sunday afternoon NJ 400. The report OF the'r
missionary shows AZ sermons preached py n ilh.
and 30 praycr-meeting and preaah'ns scr,,S 20
held ~ those aiding In this vork--masing 30
services "a all for the month. Several thrllihs
instances OF good done BY this society were o.
lated and many conversions were reported,
Dr. Cooper returned from phliahelpnia On aa ,p
urday evening, and was In his own puipit on BAD
bath morning and night. Ills Work IN fh,aoeS
phia with tho Spruce-street Bapust ohurcn
during two weeks of most unpleasant wsasner
was very sacceesful In conversions ana additions
10 the church. Al the First church on SaDiiath
morning six persons were received.
Rcy T. r. fucker has received eleven into INC
mem bersh.p OF the East-End church during tne
past week ana EXTENDED the TlGht manu- VI ioi-
iowship 90 seven.
Row DR.. s. A. Goodwin received two for pap
tam sunday at Grove-Ayenue and cne by letter:
Rev. J. o. Kirk. Of IIowards-Groye, receives
fhroe by letter. There wes one conversion III
the morning and three baptisms at night al inc
Second church. ono was received by ieI'er a.
Ncnabe-Strcet. c,oo,
The attendance at Lcigh-Stree' sunday schooi
1aw
vices were quite interesting There were Sow
raj conversions Ia the school Rev: MI. "ngn'
preached 10 the morning on the suDlec, Oh NC
generation Ton persons proiesscu con,e n,ght
ana made auplication for membership h,hlehs
the pastor preached the last OF The series on
"The Lost Son and administered the re o. 90
tisyn 10 four persons. The congregations az "'''i
services llled the house. ..,,,,
been sick has recovered and occupied nis pulPt
sunday morning aud night He received ' tfe'
for baptism at night and gave the h"nu VI 'o'-
49, AZ he Clay-stfeet church on Wednesday
night Mcssrs y. g. Lucas and william W. hug
soil will be ordained AS deacons. Inc pa55tVl'
Rev. S. c. Clopton. viii De eiden ny ~ IN, m
Pollard Dr. Charles II. Kyland, ana he'. L. ~
Mercer. The meeting will begin at . O'CLOCK.
TIE PEEsBYTERIAs.
Asa ynIe the Presbyterian pastors occupiei
their pulpiis, holding their resuiar sta'ei soi-
vices At Westminster. however, OWING 70 Ihe
sickness OIL MI. lIltits sht. u -. -
his place and made most interesting anu III.
strnctive address on the theme " Inc "oru OF
God Enduretn Forever.
East Hanover Presby,ery will convene at tue
Grace-street church REV. DR.. FAIR ~ Monday,
Anril am. nj & O'Clock r. NJ. The week preced-
ing there will be a prayer service OF three quar-
ters of an hour, beginning at u O'Clock f. d..
every evening. , =,
During presbytery Rev. DIR. underwood, the
rnissi )nary 10 COrea, will give two lectures WIN
stersopticon views. Rev. DE-. Gods missionary
u China, will also lecture during presbytery.
The second annual celebration OF the organiza-
tion of the Old-Market-Hnl church Will take
place next Sunday night. Rev. Drs. Hoge. Kerr,
and Cannon Will take part
BRIEF NOTES.
AT the Christadelphian church Mr.. Whey
Jones spoke TO q large audience on the annihila-
tion OF the wlcked After quoting many proof
texts ana commenting briefly on each. the
spenker summed them up as follows: IL have
shown that the wicked will be consumed Ike
chan tares, gras-, t1orns, briars, trees fat OF
lambs, ana snow waters they VIII be reduced
TO powder, ashes, and smoke, and be as though
they had not been. Therefore let the wicked
forsake his way and the unrlghte0us man his
thoughts, and turn unto the Lord, for lie Will
save and to our God, for he will abundantly par
DON"
Rev. w. w. Smith had a large meeting at Old
Market Hall Sunday afternoon. he spike Ia
men only, and there we're some twenty-five con-
verts. At night Mr. Smith preached at Fulton
Baptist church. Services will be conducted at
Old-Market Hall every night this week.