Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20
.IGrRE AND FORM.
eosRDMAN DISCUSSES THIS SUE
q rreeFORe THe COLLEGE BOYS.
.v.rt ordained to the Diaconate--
vt.,tonary society--Mr. White In-
.nc1-Other Church Services.

, ,r,pel Of Richmond College was
.rrrfowine on Sunday night with
... .ud:once. gathered 10 hear the
....ncnt sermon by Rev. George
.,!man. ID. D., of Philadelphia.
....r. was tastefully decorated With
and festoors Of the college colors.
~ SIS the preacher appeared.
..hv pr. II. A. Upper, vice presi-
.a,fces, who presided on the oc-
... nr. George Cooper, who took
Ola. nea.ng exercises. The music
..,. Of tho Ciay-Street Baptist
-enlcgca very impressively
anthem and led the vast con-
..su1lug the hymns selected for
..rran was born in Savoy.
cher h parents had gone rs
and where his mother. left IN
fnw. became tho second wife
..--.uI~heQ Adoniram JudsOn.
.4.t .hrce score and fivo years
,l.t and varied learning they
.-...tt llm has silycrcd his hair
bowed has shoulders. but
b.. -rDWs Young and vigorous.
... Introduction he announced
t.ll iu Hebrews vii. D. See
.aae an THINGS according TO
..-. flat was showed thee IN the
... bps tAcme. " All True Art
..asstion OF Divine Form.'
l.atgv AND FORM.
r. proceeded TO explain. differs
.l Che external from tho ideal.
.I from the spiritual. the
t-lm the unchanged. Tho
caterpillar into butterfly IL
me. oi figure. the archetypsl
..-~ouai identity, remains the
.-.. ID AFT. then. Is material
. TIE ,mmaterIal idea-the
God. The figure of nan. This
clearly stated. beautifully H.
... ..4 sustained bv apt quotations
CRITICS. aDd from Holy Writ
.. successfully 10 the several
.t.rt.Tt. sculpture. painting.
-aturt-iU each If which he
..Nue ideals of worship.
l.-u0uv, righteousness. with
f.ureNOn IN devotion.
,iv. and virtue. Nothing
rrh9'0a report could do
Gin. subtle analysis, the nice
cine wealth OF classic allu-
...lau; illustration from the
..-Of ant. the Chgste and elegant
t.e address. Throughout the
attention TO the moral
.- theme, since every man ls
ls oWu fortune, sculptor %
Df d ~ III
ua-.clan Of his own lite. poet
-a. soul. and tins thought IN
r.luC reclpltul8tlOn formed
.- ,xhlrtatlou 10 tho young
.-s wuo 90 forth with we'll
..r, aud those who return 10
.tr.r college cOurSe--to fashion
. the divine model.
.--. Win the iuimitahie felicity
- Is master. returned the
.u hence Tor the inspiring
--- discourse.
.1 was reluctantly compelled
-r-lAv morning 10 his work
...t i-0fterly Love. While here
guest of his quOndam neigh
. -- Cooper.
1rIm1n 81 the First baptist
.- GrurC, Dana Boardman. Of
.I... who was the guest 81 Rev.
cooper during his stay IN tins
% zoe pulpit of FIRST church
.... morning. As SUNDAY was
-r.. Observance of the LORDS
minister spoke on the ordi-
t.e story Of ITS institution
ia PLAN. simple language.
--.uu Dr. B0ardman heard
- Jasper. who conducted a
-r..e - hi- church.
1.-lsi visitor from the
-.k O. drive with DR.. Cooper
noon. lie vas greatly
.luoud and seemed much
the city showed no traces
s.-.
.-IT MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
..rGal meeting Of the Baptist
..r, Society was held at the
--. church SUNDAY AZ o'clock
-.!.-; .. Is. Montgomery IN the
annual reports read the follow
t... was given: Total receipts
SIP 5.sl: disbursements,
a.re on hand. S72.G3; total
..ub,rship during the year.
..-..- .aiI bv missionaries. 2.l9l.
I.t lad been made by Miss
Iu. the lady missionary.
.- VISIT, Tepres nted Only ten
81 Rev. George +. Williams,
re-l .-ed aS missionary.
..t .l Oi Rev. J. ID. Hart, the
.Arv. who was forced 10 give
.r account Of his health, was
r.e committee who have the
4-e. Was instructed 20 secure
u4.y al the earliest practical
umlttee was appointed 10
-...t ttc tent work and they pro-
f.r tent and begin holding
..c-.
a.g officers were elected for
year. President. J. Il. Mont
g.. Nlce-Pre-ldent. ). L. Wood
,le.-pre-ident. J. W. h. John
p. Jacob ;. Allen; Secre-
..ls 3lurlock; Assistant Secre-
.. ...r-'t oyinor.
Tr oN ISrAST1LE MURDER.
tof Rev. ". l.. Wright's dis
.- -.-Street church on Sunday
I,Aaule Murder" The preva-
crimes. the preacher SAID,
-u h.ut on tho pulpit 10 dis
nattc--. although II was de-
.i ..Aut g DO so. Mr.. Wright
..t.fe % give his views of such
...a Hstratlon. he said: " once
ll which / lived there was an
.... t. remove al the trees from
-.ltr. lowering above all else
..t the monarch Of the woods
Nnrkmen came with picks. and
.lY,s. and ropes. and pulleys. and
t.u,thc tree succumbrd dead.
.-.l mother followed until the sap
... reached. aud with one or two
tt.r Ratchet that. too. was teliod
.,l dead. Not nearly so mucn
..l- Tad been consumed, but the
..- ..uAi. the tree was dead. inca
'.at was jtst putting iorth troia
..- W.- trodden under foot ana
crushed out of all shape and
t4 Us former seli-dead, us me
N Even the acorus were split
ante germ. winch gave shape
It. the sapling. the giaut oak,
t.... between the ringers ana
.. .-ar0ut had been killed, q sap
u majestic OAK killed. IL IN
. f-e success - not complete, IL
...t .. tho workman. and every
.- furI, can be secu the dWarIs
'f..,. anl gnarled shrubs that are
c'I,- and bhghts on earth Incl
.. Do the discourse Mr. Wright
upon unsafe buildings, dangerous
-.i railway trains. The house was
ttably, and the choir Is steadily
..--. the muse Sunday night beng
IGL PATIENCE OF JOB.
g. ST. owen Carver. of Tennessee,
porarily supplying the pulpit OF
~.r,,t church, preached a very I'M
..fMon Sunday morning on the
..i. line discourse was thought
-truotive and taught the lesson
N. .tluld accept the Affections and
. 6 .-t tod permits 20 come 10 us Tor
d with Christian resignation and