Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
OLD-M CHURCH
=. FxAlslr OF The WORK DONE
DURING The PAST YEAR.
uoee breaches on Rest" and Rev.
Nr. wright Talks About Stealing.
other Church Services.

~.o proshytcrian puipits Of the city
osarule occupied by their regular
,.-. Sunday and there were good con-
,to mo. ming At Dr Hoge's the follow
-....-, az the Old Market church for
.,,, ending April LIST was read Num-
.., members. li9; baptized members,
...r.bcrs received. q Sunday school
..,c mlssIon-school scholars, S62
.... rs. contr huted to asscmbly's
SIS contributed TO pastors sala-
running expenses. including re-
.,or. Sr2l.60: contributed 90 build
f.I. ~lb24o: Chcstuuthiil church,
...al. Sl.s0S.
sr ctarch Is divided into two So
- t.c Mons Society and tho
81 -. society Of Christian Endcavor.
the usual weekly services two
PRAYER meetings are held on Tues
FRIDAY evenings lhe mothers
....s he'd every Thursday evening.
,r.> Missionary Society every Tues
Hcfnoon, and the Sewing School
49, saturday afternoon.
-..!ne-room = omen every night
- o.. 10 o'clock during the winter
.... 1000 visits have been paid by the
.... -.nl workers during the year.
r.~cUe work has been done which
corded here the frUit Of which
...r.- Ia after years.
uR. Ho0E oN BTsT.
.. second service Of tho day was the
.-,..u service ot the summer. DR..
...mc was Rest and tho dis
u.> oue appropriate 10 the vaca-
.u. After fhoWiug how God.
IFS laws rceari ling rest for both
.e and the land. had made Pales-
.rrlt Yaratlc. Dr. HoEc spoke OF
.,ulous strain under which the
.. -.ut-at0u lived and worked. and
..I tie necessity of rest. He
O. the MANY societies for
...acemeUt of religion, tut said
t~ was an executive age.
.t.mplnt.ve age. He showed how
$500. calling men 10 great Work So
... chem from their fellows IN order
them tor ;hat WORK, aud called
... ST.. vln expected 90 go away for
.r.,rtotake rSth them their Bibles
....ct work on religion 10y some
...uu author AMI study them. lie
.-.d the taking with Us 90 oGr
..-t.'I,ots of religious leaflets 20 30
...-- illustrating mos. aptlv the good
.... b.. accomplished by this by tho
.I..h. the great uaylgat 2, and the
.~ { fuw,r-seeds. The sermon was
ais impressive and suggestive.
.,.. Church II the Covenant large
-...u greeted the pastor. The
. ...V were of IN interesting character
...e. .-.-.u was received into member
g.. church.
IHt riIscorAtIA%s.
..... -a..-4r- Of the Episcopal min
..--rr ily morning All present re
.. congregation for this season OF
...- when so MANY persons are ont ot
.-. SUNDAY morning Rev. Mir.
Stafford. ot Fremont, preached Tor
.. I-. Newton.
afternoon Rev. Mr. kuyk held
- ~. Iukc's chapel. and there was
... .tt.rianre. In thr absence of the
U-. Carmichael. kev. Mr.. Williams
.- .ri 80 -. lauls.
N.rc- ABOUT THE METHopis1s-
.. ur. George II. Ray preached TO
r-rs-q'l0u SUNDAY morning on
.-Hariuc and Gross iaklng.' After
..r..uu Doe received two persons Iuto
fellowship. At the evening service
. by. inul Whitehead preached "a clear
.,c.u'e sermon ON The Grounds OF
.r Ir. Il. \. Sledd. Of Centenary
-.4. la, been called away from the
.c tL- .lua-- Oi his wife. keV. +. J..
.4eu.irl his pulpit SUNDAY morning
preached an interesting sermon ON
vit.uce aal Mercv or God lis
Was aiken from the l32th Palm. Al
Eev ny George H. Ray prea he'd
,diylun discourse from GeueSls v. ~.
.ev. q. + Mitchell the pastor Of -.
ICES Methodist church, preached two
.. silent sermons SUNDAY. The cuuGrr-
..-at both aerv!ce~ were very large and
ls.our~o ~ night w.s especially IN
.y-. Du next SUNDAY aiterLoon the
...,.t school of this church will have a
... celebration III honor Of thcir new
.,. ~ worship.
vASY WAYS oF STEALING.
Fl, ms sermon al Leigh.S,feet Baptist
.-.f ~uniay night key. Mr.. Wright
.. tl.t Dee could euumerate nineteen
ESQ; stealing other tnsn those under
-. lu thc common acceptstl"h OF the
...... ana rarely ever noticed py that name.
~ .uutrv l. raUldi9 approaching the
,.-...t i,lDteeratlon- time When II
. .. shaken from centre 10 crcuihi'r,
B.. tIeE-Dple who are beng h~td
gill. cra-p!ug propensItles thuse
.. .-. occurring property 10y techMcai-
.. LAW and hy snrew 1ness-a iack 81
...t. Tie time Will never come wnen
rmuulstic idea 81 an equal portion
.. shah bee IN force. Tie ttoplan
... : government ownership ct lana
AGED. People should strive 10 own
,.-.. prl own II Lawfully
... honestly. ...euce IL most
.. .... -.urce of temptation 10
t... U!-,olute habits are also conducive
.r irt-.c,Iou OF the DIVINE INJUNCTION.
t.. .,t ia sfreet-car and the conductor
D. veg asks Won for your fare or you can
f-. i.m and 10y that act you are
-... pure and simple. Inc dest' ,oi
e..rt. PIE mortgage upon mortgage on
-. uer'v = CRAFTY that unholy ann
-..., ,l,rc-ty 70 outdOG nelghbo:. Inc
.. WA, we'll filled on the OCCASION anu
.. reverend gentleman spoke with ms
-..-. force and simplicity.
.a.LaNpKUM TO GOOD TKMPIARs
I.y Dr. ". W. Landrum, OF Second
-.h. preached special sermon 10 the
. I.r9plars last night, and large
ALTON of the order heard the DIS
-. which was most excellent one.
MINISTER selected hIs text from Acts
-.. -. " 30 thvself no harm ana de-
..- a most fOrcible temperance ser
fine speaker. IN plain and torciole
.e4.r. pointed out the mental anu
...-..a. INJURIES sustained by the people
Iatlon through the dreadful haplt
.tu.sm. and the statistics he gave
v.-. 'r.4y appalling.
observation-disclosures WORKERS.
"a. rotary Bears Course About sunday
,p,iug Endorsed Coming Convention
... Executive Committee of the Chris