Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-08
IN THE LORDS HOUSE
SERVICES or SPECIAL INTEREST IN
THE CHURCHES SUNDAY.
Tho Bishops sermon on the Immaculate
Conccption-fo'ty Hours Devotion
Many Members Received.


fore the throne OF God
The music was unusually fine. the choir
rendering Fishes full mass in finished
style. The features were: "Gratias Agi-
mus" duet by Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Kelly; MiscrCrc. s.io. - NJ. Schulz. In
carnatus Eft. 10y airs. Wools. Mr.. VII
liam Heddy, and Mr. William Pizzln'.
and an 90 Salu;arss" duet. 10y Cainpaha'
by MIR. j. Louis sullivan ana MIS- heiSe'
Tho Bishop administered the hrSt com
munion and confirmation to the 'hlinf'h
Of the Sacred H.lr' parish sunday morn
ing at the 7-o'clock mass.
AT THE CATHEDRAL.
The services at -. Peters Cathedral
on Sunday were largely attended, ana
spccIauv irnprssslvc. SOL hirh mass
vas celebrated at 1850 O'Clock, with Very
Roy. Father Trioli as deacon. Father
Ahem preached very instructive and
able sermon st tho o'clock mass
Rather rrlou ogiciated The forty-hours'
devotion crrnynenced with the high mass
at the Cathedral After mass there
was a procession around the Church of
the Most Blessed Sacrament participated
IN 10y the priests. acolytes. ana schoo.
children. Tho Sacrament was exposed All
day. and many of the faithful visited me
church durlnc that time. There were
services at night at O'Clock, consisting
Of night prayers and honedicuon
There was ana exposition OF the Sacra-
men, Yesterday. and services last night
qco ar.oi.us win close This morning al
5 o'cllCi, with mass.
IMPORTS To THE CLERICUS.
The second meeting Of the Episcopal
Cf.,icra .,ls held Yesterday. The at
,'". '., ,,,t,' i,,c. Dov Wr Ab-
60. ~. l,',,rl,, ,.,or,c1 fairlv
NV 20 49, 49, Nr snrl,v lie
a., mi ~ his e.ri.s ~ sor-
PIC '-I. e.,,,,.,..,. ,..,,,,, me ctu
II, u, ',s, .'s
OF ''''i'','.' ,,.....,.,., rl,..r - An
q. &c.,, ,.'', -, to1 - fin. 49,.
........ s,',,','.,. ,,'o,,,i,,. H.. had laI
t,y,n,r-t,yo haptisIas at his church this
N.tr. and i'm bis five years at An Saints
l. had only had two children 10 cry while
.l,,.i,fst.rin.- to Thorn the first office Of
ne church
- m. church Of the Holy Trinity
f.r,n,rlv Moor NeinoriaD Rev. Mr.. era
t,tt llrtlzDl ono child. and had cncour-
arin,- CONGREGATIONS.
E,v. Dr. Newton reported that he had
. largo number Of COMMITMENTS at tn
,,.r,,,o.ntaI Sunday morning. lie also
D q
pov Taudon u Mason preachad at
cr.ca church ON Sunday morning on the
,'..,,.,,,,.l 49,, 80 cbilIrsn in thr Word Of
~
,,.i.,,rt-1,i.bo,. v.v.to,,,s conservation.
vric,' take. ri,ra n Monumental church
ON a.. tcl instant. win be- one Of the
most impressive c,rcmoniAls ever Wit
49,, ~. n,r, N ono viii be- admitted
-y,tr.,t cards which have been issued
T,o v.etrv Of aU az the Episcopal
,r,ret.s If tho citv have been extended
,,,..,.ti,ns ~ lc present II is probable
thar The cornerstone # tn church Of
d." Holy Trhily' Wh'ch " nv" ..'.S
enlarged anu N'.I''N''' "'i'0'N "''
be laid on THIS day.
THE TEESBYTEKiANS.
plv Dr Trrlfsh Of Union Theological
s-,,tr,r, r,.lchel az tho First Prcsby-
t.rian church SUNDAY morning ami at
Ir Wins church i'm the afternoon. His
INC, T., tba afternoon was upon Paul.
mi Ia .,r.,. a striking, contrast between
g., 80 ,r.,.,,s and Paul the Apostlo.
80 49,. q ,.,,.,rful ,,esf MA
,,..,I.,s ,,in
az. ,. ,.r..,t..1 ,t his own church
a.. -,',,.,'r.. and AZ the First church
- Ia, t,,fr occuui.l hiq own
IN ,.,,-i... rec.tNiue, seven
t...., ,t. communion iu the morn
..
,I,o e.,,.i.,s al the Church of the cove
,,.rt sunday ,,.rriu,, wera Of a peculiar.
'.I..,,., ami br,offl character. The con
..rl,'.t,o,, ,,as ,..rv lars. Nineteen persons
g. r.-ri,.l INTO tn, membership OF the
lt,,rct
No. 4 Little prcachod at the Third
,o.,rci ,,,,,iu,, ana uifbt. the pastor.
~. W. common heinz in panvilIc.
~, o,,i,l, ,.ra.chad for the colorpd
,.,.,,l.,.,,,.i.,,,s "a ,,irbt and received one
,,.,,,,'... into no communion.
.
THE MEIhoDlHl
There were very Interesting ana proht"
able services al Trinity Methodist church
on Sunday. The flourl"hinB SUNDAY
school s. weekly increasing IN NUM-
and interest and the exercises Oh III.
school Sunday morning were m",heu ~
zeal and carncstncss. y ne" ana Naiu"'
he library VIII shorty I've pioC"ie' 'S
this school. iastor Joshua . Hun''' ~
cuWcd the pulpit It. po'h m"rhhE anu
evening services, ana ularoula'u wiz" n'1
usual odrnestnesS anu apIil'F' NJ i''i -
ing theme was ne i'VColi. ii'"u'
tween Justice anu MelVS' anu Iu'
forcibly ana e'od"'nuS Vi" t"I -
hold up the fr'ihd uoctTiic oi "i, N'oia,
Gicnt way ana means " peins saw" iiUn
the power ana p'hd"9 VI ., ,,r, -, ii.r -,
the theme may n1 ''''i,'u nv l'i.i''' ,
OF supply anu 'He IN 1"', n'I ~ ~,
CHRIST hleSSihSS Aui man 800 ON
the Bestowintht Iheteoi OoliliiiVns"'
rate With the Degree oil RAIN EAetClsV"
by the Suppiahl ne u!sCouiSS va q"
admirable one ana tne pea l"r " i"i
measure OF trust III lhc saviour WIS
earnest ana tehu'r' III 'ile dit'iho'"
Sunday the regular men mcctIls WAS
held IN the lectur'-room OF 'he chr'h'
These meetings are always interesting
and profitable, ana the Attendance upon
them is good ON next Wednesday hlSh'
the members OF Trinity VIII hold Love
Feast" which IS in the nature of II us'i-
mOny or experience meeting.
Clay-Street Methodist Episcopal church
was well-nlcd both morning and night.
At the morning services the pastor made
short talk to the young converts, and
the doors Of the church were opened and
nine members received.
At night Rev. Mr.. MasaO. Of Japan,
made a very interesting talk on the wants
and remedies of Japan
Large congregations attended both the
services at rk-flace' Eight persons
,,orn,,,, M yo,,,',,s sorrnna -, ,hS
,,,ornJn, from tho tcxt "ror as Much nc
w pid I, Not IN ono Of IN. las, ot
Tbese ~ MIA II M, n Nc was onf
of great tenderness and boautv
Rcv Mr. Moore in his snrmon AZ 81