Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-24
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-TUESDAY. JULY "a. 1884,


ton. Let the former continue, ana the
latter be so restricted as to keep from our
shores all but the most desirable ior-
eigners.
In closing. Mr. Moore warned the mem
bers Of his congregation to avo'd wiz
eyed labor agitators. Peaceful eVoIu,io,''
he said. was much better than bloody
revolution for the rightng OF wrongs
which the workingmen undoubtedly SUI
fered and he prayed for the coming ".
the day when the Industrial ana ouS'
affairs OF this country sfouid oe 80
Quoted In n manner to meet the appIoNni
OF God and restore friendly anu o'o''
relations between man and man.
Al Grace Episcopal church SUNDAY
morning Rev. l.. X. Mason preacheu gu
.'rrusts and Their Menace TO the WEE
fare OF the People,
REV. MR.. HINES CALLED.
Tho membership OF the Fulton Baptist
church in n meeting held Sunday, de-
cided as anticipated by the Dispatch TO
ex,end a call to Rev. w. i. Hines TO be-
come pastor Of the church. Mr. Hines
ls out OF the city at present. but IL -
believed that he will accept the caI
Mr. Hines has done a good work at West
yisw where he has been for several
wears. and has made himself popular
with the people generally His preaching
In revivals has been especially success
ful. the meeting conducted In Fulton
during pr Whitheld's Illness being one
OF the best held in Richmond for many
years.
Rev. l.. r. Wright was on Sunday
ordained at Waverly as pastor of four
Baptist churches by Revs. J. r. Deans,
j. o. kirke. A. T.. Dickinson. and j.
W. Ward. in the presence Of large
congregation. The four churches are
Moore Swamp. Wakefield. Waverly, and
The church at Surry Courthouse. Inc
young preacher is a North Caroiiniah.
and has been for two years student or
Richmond College.
HIS FIRST SOLEMN MASS.
Rev. Father Ignatius Remke, O. 5. b.,
celebrated his first solemn high mass
Sunday morning at ST. Mary's church.
He was assisted by Fathers Wiillbald,
Edward, and Gregory. o. ;. b., ana
Father Ahern. OF the Cathedral Right
Rev. Bishop Leo Haid. Q. s. b., of North
Carolina. was present in the sanctuary;
also Father Herman. of St. PatricNs
church. The solemn high mass began
at 1890 A. NJ.
The new priest intoned the Neni Creator
AT the foot OF the altar. and then gave
his priestly blessing. Right Rev. Bishop
Haid preached an eloquent sermon in
German, showing in his discourse that
the grand occasion was a great feast for
the entire Church Of God. for 50. Mary )
congrega ton. for the family OF the new
priest and for the priest himself Rev.
Father Ignatius Is a child OF 81. Mary's
congregation, and thus far the first one
to devote himself to the ministry Of God.
An elaborate musical programme was
ht. ATnr oh. "a .l., h.
direction OF Professor Charles f. Mutter
The soloists We're Mrs. b. Richardson.
Miss NJ. Wittkamp. and the Messrs.
Charles Messmer and James Mccoy.
In the afternoon at o'clock solemn
vespers were h I'D.
BISHOP MENTIONS VISITATIONS.
There was a SHINY ATTENDED meeting
| of the Richmond Glorious yesterday. The
conference was purely informal Among
those present were Bishop Newton and
Rev. Or. Pike Powers, president of the
body.
Rev. X. j. McBryde. u. D.. OF Lexing-
ton. Va. preached at 81. James church
| Sunday morning.
The following is a list OF the visitations
and combinations of Assistant Bishop
Newton for the past few weeks:
Seminary chapel (colored)-Conhrmed T.
rails ChurCh, FAIRFAX COutty-COlAii hieN
10.
Herndon, Va.-Confirmed 3.
Chantilly, Va-Confrmed I.
Fairfax Courthouse Confirmed Z.
Church OF the Good Shepherd, Fairfax
county-Confirmed g.
Manassas. Na.-Confirmed 9.
Haymarket Na.-Confirmed 81.
Grace chapel, Prince William county
Confirmed l.
Church OF Our Saviour. Fauquier coun-
ty-Confirmed 3.
The Plains Va-COntirmed 3.
Marshall. Va.-Confirmed 3.
IJeds Fauoui.r county-Confrmed g.
The Assistant Bishop leaves on Friday
| for Mathews and Gloucester counties t.
| continue his labOrs.
BRIEF CHURCH NOTES.
Mr.. William Ellyson and Rev. Drs
| Pitcher. Cooper. and Dickinson will leave
here tomorrow To attend the meeting OF
| the Rappahannock District Association
which convenes at Harmony Grove church
| Wednesday. The session Will continue toI
| three days.
Rev. Or. Landrum occupied the pulpit
| at the Church of the Covenant sunday
| night. There were no services al IN.
| Second Baptist church.
Rev. DR. Willingham preached at Hamp
| ton Sunday.
Rev. Or. Hatcher preached 10 a large
| congregation Sunday at the Grace-Stree
| church, taking as his subject 1.-The One
| Talent Man"
The services at the Church of the Cove
| nant Sunday were Of delightful an'
| interesting character. At the mornins
| hour was the ordination and installation
of the following as deacons; II. l.. De
noon. Robert Lecky. Jr, and William I
| Walters At night Rev. Or. Landrum &c
cupied the pulpit. At both services 10
| congregations were excellent. and listened
| with close attention 10 the sermons, whlci
|