Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

church. Tho attendance was largo ma tne 80 20
ercisef. Witch opened with prayer 10y Dr. = - ~,
kins and singing by the school, were 'un u ~
terest. AZ,
Tho report Of Trinity school was made by Mr.
G. r. Rady assistant superintendent, ana "1S =
very encouraging one, showing the school W - ~,
w COCO condition. Tho officers ana teaehets o.
earnestly working Tor the saNatiUt re-
scholars. The school now has on roll 4lo' AZ"
other schools gll made encouraging reports.
the music was OF an unusually high or9el;
aD1 in addition TO the school singing conslsteu ~
a boautifu! solo by Miss Grace Henning, q nhe
bess solo by Sir. oscar Lehman, ana a uue' "
Miss Grace and Mr. Willie licnning.
hiss Lucy Brickhouse. o: Nor'olk' a nleIe ~. ~
DR.. Petersen. recitei the poem, Jim isi's s
Heroic Leap in an impressive manner hu.
kcv. George.H. RAY delivered an instructive ana
cdifying address on Tho Aim and tnd OF Suu, g,l
day schools, The Conversion OF tho Pupils. iso
speaker referred In very feeling terms 70 tio
death Of Mr.. Albert l.. " esi, one OF the ohee.s'
and tor many venrs the president Of this society.
Ills remarks met ieellng tespohro III o''''
breast. ,....,
Tho ncxt meeting will be held at Unon-statioin
church the second Sunday Ia NOVembor' hoes.
ing of the Bolrd Of Directors nt Broad-Strses
church the fourth Sunday afternoon 10 tniS
At ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL
At 81. Peters Cathedral on sunday morning
Bishop Van DO Yyver preached most practlcai
and eXccllcn, sermon upon the great eVlL OF
cursing AMI blaspLcming, taking his text nom
the Gospel q the Day. At the close OF MS ais-
course tho Bishop made announcement % lhs
direction of tie Holy Father 20 the bishops oi
the various diOcescs 10 hold appropriate COM
mem0ratiyc exercises of the tour-hundreoln
aunivcr.ary of the discovery OF America
by Columbus. The Pope leit II 20
the discretion Of the bishops to hold
their celebrations on the sunday ioloNnB
the anuiYerIary of the discovery, which Will Dc
tomorrow, and Bishop Van de NyVer stateu
that tho event would take place at the Cathe-
Il, al fy4rnfuv with Bunflfclni
High Mass. The Bishop gave me reasons lor ~ ,
oiecryqnco Of this occasion, stating that MS
discovery Of America brought unto u ohilS-
tiauity and Gods richest blessing.
TIE sT. ANDRRW's BGOTuERHoOD.
Rev. DR.. j. X. Mason. rector OF ST James
church, returned on " Wcdnesday last from Dos
ton. where be went ~ attend the annual gene
raj annual convention Of tho 81. Andrews Do
tlcrnood, and on Sunday morning he preacAe J
o most Instructive discourse upon the work OK
that body. ito said that the convention WAS q
ma eui0ccnt assemblage, consisting ot nearly
900 delegates. scYeuty-"Ve OF whom were from
Virginia. In this country there ARE lu,OuO mem
b.rs Of the brotherhood, which - yet Dht
years o!I. Dr. Mason giyes a most interesting
account q hi. trip 70 Boston upon coast
steamer from NOriois.
Tho pulpit al 80. MARKS church was flled on
Sunday mornlng by Rev. George &. Abbiti, g..
sistant rector. and a. night Rev. Or. Daslicll
preached On abl0 aud obstructive sermon. ! hlt
wll prOUa ply be the last discourse DR.. Da5hleH
Viii denver az Old NJ. MARX TOT euluo tlhio' "7
announcement OF his retirement from the ac-
tive ministry for the present was made In sun
DAYS DISPATCH. He viii leave the latter part al
THIS week for WestmOrelaud county 10 spend q
fcW weeks.
Iu tho aasonce Of Rev. L. W. Burton, Of ST.
Johns church. the services thoro were con-
dusted by Roy. G.. f. kuvk Mr. Thomas Potts
GucI the place Of Mr. kuyk az the Weidel'
Memorial chapel
a ye-y large congregation listened 20 an ad-
mlrable sermon boy Rev. Hartley Carmichael al
~. PauIs church on sunday morning Mr. Car
micl Rsl preached &c Grace church on sunday
night