Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-29
HAS WON THE cHILoReN's HEARTS.
Miss Tyson Has to Move TO Larger Quar-
t.r.-Mr S,nkev Called Home.

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ters-Mr. sankey Called Home.
Miss Tyson's prediction Tuesday after
noon that her meeting OF yesterday would
be a big one was fully verified. The boys
and girls had voiced her style OF talking
about the city. and long before the hour
announced for her lecture TO commence
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall was crowded. A hundred or more
young people were turned away disap-
pointed.
Miss Tyson delighted all who heard her.
She will hold her meeting this afternoon
in the Second Baptist church, commenc-
ing at the usual hour. o'clock. This
lady is a valued co-worker OF Mr. Moody.
and has completely won the hearts OF the
little folks OF Richmond.
MIR. sANKEY TO LEAVE.
Mr.. Sankey will leave for his home
In Brooklyn to-day TO attend the bedside
OF a member of his family. who is quite
sick. He will hardly return TO Richmond.
This will be great disappointment TO
those who have heard his sweet voice in
the meeting here, and TO those who have
not heard him. but were looking forward
with pleasure to doing so, his sudden de-
parture will be even greater disap-
pointment. Mr. Jacobs will sing solos at
all Of the meetings hereafter.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
The programme for services to-day will
be the same as it was yesterday. There
will be a devotional meeting at the Sc
cond Baptist church this morning at I
o'clock; Mr.. Moody will preach at Grace
Street Baptist church at and 7:3o p. NJ,
unless its turns warm enough to return
TO the tabernacle: there will be overflow
meetings at night at the Second Baptist
and Grace-Street Presbyterian churches,
and Or. Needham will preach to the col
ored people at S +. NJ, at the First Afri-
can Baptist church.
The following are the ushers designated
for duty to-day, and they will report at
the Grace-Street church at the usual
hours:
At 100 p. Ms. C. weisiger. Masse
Noting. T. =. Newell, Walter Grinnan,
J. Blair Farrar Irwin Campbell, Hiram
Anderson. William A. Gray. Charles f.
Lowry, Paul Pratt, II. L. Baily Daniel
Grinnan, F. S. Jones. II. 4. Lancaster
J. l.. Anderson, w T. Armistead. n.
Blunt, A. 7. Bayliss, w. -. Waldron.
Thomas Gardner. b. +. Shore. Harry
Granger, W. Il. Storrs, \. W. Moody
William Marthen. T.. J. Midway, Wythe
Boiling, Arthur w. Lee, ). y. Ellison,
Jr., w. Chase Morton.
At 6:3O-E. b. Thomasson. w. T. FItz-
gerald, George Booker. j. b. Stubs G.
b. Newell, George Benson. NJ. r. Mus
sen, r. l. Farrar, Chase 4. Crawford
r. l.. Nash L. G. Burruss, c. S. Whit
lock, W. W. Johnson. +. y. Newman.
Stuart Hopkins. ID. w. Durrett, y. O..
Mchaels, J. II. Spicer A. S. Crawford.
c. \. Znche. &. G. Clifton, John Y.
Green. DR.. Ed Eggleston. Il. G.. Garner,
&. Werner, j. y. Williams. William l..
Wade, W. f.. Crawford. Wallace Capt.
tane. William b. Davis, W. A. Barrett.
Il. NJ Shepperd. f. j. Warren. w j..
Harvie. Henry Vaughan. Il. Il. Minor,
Georl;. West, Wilson Williams John
Settle, W. :. Henning. George Skipworth.
G. W. Anderson, q. Whitfield Painter,
L. $. Stoddard, Alfred Benson. II. r..
Hasse George c. jefferson, l.. ID. Lacy.
j. Pryor Davis, +. j. Craigie. Jr.. c. r..
Sydnor Jr.. Hoge Gillian. Il. y. VIII
liams. G. y. Longworth. j.. A. Shepherd,
". G. West. Charles Willroy. +. \. Ar
thur. William II. Gathright, John f..
Ragland.
ENTERTAIN THE WASHINGTON
CHOIR.
Inc NOOUy CnOlE mere Will entertain lue
observation-disclosures Saturday night at the
Young Mems Christian Association hall.
Mr. Jacobs asked the members OF the
choir to meet him at the Young Mems
Christian Association Tuesday night and
after some little discussion IL was de-
cidel that a committee be appointed. with
the chairman Of the Music Committee az
presiding officer to submit report 10 the
chorus at the next meeting. The commit
tee consisted of Mrs. Laura Webb Mrs.
Dr. j. Hall Moore. Miss Mabel Page,
Mrs. c. u. Wexford, Miss Laura Lyon.
Rev. j. Calvin Stuart, Messrs. ID. 5. Ben
pett. j. r. Magee, Charles w. Tanner,
Wilson Williams, G. Walter Mercer. and
Rev. W. F. Hines.
The committee reported at the meeting
OF the choir last night that a reception
would be- given the visitors Saturday eve
ming. during which refreshments will be
served by the ladies.
The committee will meet again tonight
before the choir meeting, and matters OF
detail will b. decided upon, and a col
lection will be taken among the choir
members with which TO provide the re-
freshments. 1t is probable that the con-
tract for furnishing the refreshments VIII
b. awarded to the ladies OF the Woman 5
Christian Association, who are serving
meals across Main street from the taber-
nacle.
A committee will meet the Washington
people on their arrival at the depot. ana
will welcome them on behalf OF the
Richmond chorus. Seats will b. reserved
on the platform in the tabernacle for the
Washington singers on Sunday for the
meetings in the afternoon, and IN th'
evening.
BRIEF NOTES.
The morning prayer-meeting was wen
attended The services were led by rev
DR.. Landrum, assisted by Rev. Messrs.
Needham, Bliss, and Cooper ana j. "h-
liam Jones, all of whom offered prayer.
A number OF touching and tender requests
for prayer were received.
A lady tainted in the gallery AT Grace
Street Baptist church last night but she
was taken out $50 quietly that very lie"
persons knew of the occurrence.
The ladies' of the Woman's Christian AS
ISOLATION who have opened dinner ana
supper-rooms opposite the tabernacle feel
very much encouraged. They have Deeh
literally patronized. and hope that "hen
the Moody meetings shall have been re-
sumed in the great temporary structure
they will realize a handsome sum. Ihelr
object is to raise funds TO lift debt from
their own building.
FORTY CHILDREN MADE HAPPY.