The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
nICHMOSD CLERIC Us.
Interesting Information From various
churches In the Diocese.

The Richmond Glorious met yesterday
at noon in the vestry room Of St PauI $
Episcopal church. In the absence OF the
president, Rev. Pike Powers, the Rev.
!. J. Gravatt. rector Of the Church OF the
Holy Trinity. was in the chair, and Rev.
l. T. Farland, assistant rector OF -.
Pauls church, recorded in the absence OF
the secretary Rev George 1. ApbIJI me
latter is still very sick, put II was stated
Yesterday that his condition had slightly
improved. go.
The committee appointed to confer with
ministers Of other denomlhauQu5 IN ms
CITY with reference 10 the holding OF "A
general conference in order 70 bring me
people OF this city in closer touch with
the church, made partial report. II was
stated that all the ministers VINO hab
been seen were heartily IN favor OF the
The secretary read letter from Miss
Belle MinngerOde. OF Alexandra, al
dressed to Rev Pike Powers. th1nhinE
the clergy on behalf OF the family Tor
the resolutions adopted In memory of the
late Rev. Charles r. Mnnigerode, when
showed the deep appreciation, great honor
and tender love IN which her father had
rev f. j. Ciopton. Of Meade-Memorial
church. in Manchester, stated that he had
abolished the "Wednesday night service,
for which a ladies Bible class IN the
afternoon and a menS iilblc class IN IN"
evening had been substituted.
Rev. Mr.. Kuyk, OF Weddell Memorial
chapel, stated that confirmation services
We're held at his church on sunday morn
inc. when Right Rev. Francis NJ. White.
bishOp of the diocese Otiiciated. Four
male and two female members OF the
congregation were confirmed. IN lHe
evening holy communion was celebrated,
when Rev. Mr.. Goodwin, rector Of St
Johns church, was present,
Rev Mr. Morrison, chaplain OF the
navy. who was present AT the meeting
Yesterday. stated that All-SaintS' church,
at Cumberland Courthouse. would be dcdi-
Gated ON AII-Saints' Day, and that Bishop
Randolph was expected 10 be present on
RIGHT Rev. George Peterkin, bishop Of
West Nir1inia. and son OF the late Rev.
Or Joshua Pcterkiu, preached a powerful
sermon 10 a large compensation on sun
dav morning at 81. James Episcopal
church. u-,
visitor at the meeting OF the clerlcus yes
The ministers who had been in attend
auce at the James River CphEocatlon at
POwhatan Courthouse last week express
experience The services were OF a very
earnest character, and a great zeal 81 IN
tnraet was shown by all VINO attended
them The visitors Hpohe IN ne hlkIrsL
win which they had been received by the
proplc Of p0WhatIu Inc lOloWlng oiil-
GERS were elected for the ensuing year;
Pav Grayatt. president; Rev. Mar
Tin Johnson, secretary: Rev 7. p. Baker.
ecting treasurer until the recovery Of
Rey. George G.. Ahbitt,
Rev l. r. Mason | calom oII F%'i y, 1pan
i F;SSis ST5 churtn on next Thursday, All
SiintS' DAY. at 100 \. VI pi.t, -.
Ann Of he the se RG 6g2f sbI Mis
s!oIl1l ~ X PauTs church at 5 o'clock
e ,,,hIri Seborf addresses will be made by
s Mi,IIr ner@ons yet 10 be selected. All
the other EpscoPa shuT time in In 6 dRs eit t
WI VII, the various congregations TO at
tsnd these missionary services.