Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
FULL LIST OF THE UsHERS.
Those from the Churches and Y. NJ. c. A.
who VIII Serve-Church Notes.

ihose rom the Churches and Y. NJ. e. a.
who VIII Serve-Church Notes.
The following Is list of those who have
consented TO serve as ushers in the
Moody meetings, those from the various
churches being given first:
Colonel a. l.. Phillips (chicO, and
Messrs. Alfred Benson, George c. Jeffer-
son, J. Pryor Davis, G.. b. Sydnor, Jr.
r. 4. Williams. T.. A. Shepherd, Charles
Wilroy William H. Gathright. John +.
Ragland. W. Il. Haight, i. Il. Throck-
morton. J. Il. Walthall, J. l.. Hall. r..
+. Gaskins. NJ. Il. Gary. Oscar SWINE
ford. j. l.. Ridenour. Robert Lecky. W..
l. Walters, Dr. Isaac Curd. c. T. Gary.
Joseph II. Shepherd. James II. Crenshaw.
Joel Cook. William II. Peasants, G. W..
Mercer G. G. Method. Nat. Frazer. J. j..
Montgomery, W. G.. Yarbrough, Frank
Montague. d. NJ. Gwathmey. Lindsay
Allen. George Christian William Ellyson,
!. L. Phippin, Il. J. Smither. Hamilton
Chalkey. r. w. Jones. George +. Saville
Henry ". Cottrell. Frank L. Butler, VIII
liam Dewell. A. w. Baker. W. j. Italia
ferro. G. II. Godsey, John L. Pettls. .
j.. Bernard. Walter McGhee, T. J. Duke
J. a. Smither. VI. r. Pace, Il. c. Minor
W. l. Bosher. w. II. Nelson, 5. s. Carter
u. r. Crdddock. 5. Il. Bishop, III. Eckel-
berger W. W Brock. +. Courtney. JAY
Haskns. Herbert Richardson, George -
Wilson, c. =. Johnson, George J. Snyder
\. j.. Richardson. c. W. Muhly. 5. {.
Weislger. r. Il. Newell. j. Blair Farrar
Hiram Anderson. Charles i. Lowry H.
l., Bailey. +. $. Jones. J. l.. Anderson,
". J. Blunt. W y. Waldron, Il. +. shore
W. X. Storrs. William Warthen, Wythe
- = 4 IT1ffeen 1r MAgciR NOlftnE,
Walter Grinnan. Irwin Campbell. William
A. Gray. Paul Pratt Daniel Grinnan. Il.
4. Lancaster Jr., W. T. Armistead a.
j.. Hayliss. Thomas Gardner, Harry Gran
Ger. 4. W. Moody. T. j. Mahony. Arthur
". Lee. w. Chase Morton, L. i. Thomas
son. George Booker. 9. g. NorVell NJ. T.
NIuesen. Charles \. Crawford, Ed. Hager-
NEVER II. J.. Nash. G. 5. Whitlock, II. n.
Newman y. W Durrett, J. II. SplceI'
g. 4. Zncke John y. Green. u. q. Car
Ter. J. ". Williams
From the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation. Nessrs. w. +. Crawford. William
g. Davis. j. w. shepherd, w; ). h al.
Robert 81. Minor. Wilson Williams w. =
I.uuiug. G.. ". Anderson. l.. 5. StoddaId'
n r.. Haaec. L. j. Lacy +. }. Crmgle'
Jr Uorc Gillian. G. y. Longworth. w.
90 West. =. \. Arthur. ". 7. Fitzgerald
I l. Smbbs. George Benson, X. y. Far
var. j. II. Spiccr. l.. G. Burruss. w. W.
Johnson. stuart Hopkins y. o. MlchaeIs,
$. Crawford. j.. :. Bennett, Howard
Gordon, John r. Macgee.
THEIR RULES.
The ushors will report at the tabernacle
IN tho chief usher ono hour before each
.sr,.,co No usher shall leave his place.
cxccpt I'm case ~ sickness OF hinset OF
49,, .,,a of tina audience Immediately
under his care.
Tbe doors OF the hall will open for
the afternoon meetings AZ 1870 O'Clock.
service commencing at 3 O'Clock; Tor the
evening meetings at $50 o'clock, service
commencing at : o'clock. and for the sun
dav afternoon meetings at 2:3o o'clock
service commencing at O'Clock, ana
after the hall has been filled the doors
will be closed and not reopened for ad-
mittancs to that meeting under any cir
Cumstances.
SPECIAL. SERVICES TO-DAY.
Rev. MIR. Needham's appointments for
to-day are rs follows: Calvary Baptst
church at II 4. M; Grace-Street Baptist
church at 7. NJ. and as stated else
where. the tabernacle at 1:3O T. NJ.
Mr. Bliss will conduct services at the
Young Mems Christian Association at 3
l.. NJ anu III INC Oii 4Aoth'e CT '''V q .
NJ.
There will also be an interesting service
at old Market this morning
Miss Tyson will conduct services Tor
bows between the ages Of and l6 years
at the Young Mems Christian Association
at i. NJ.
The dedication services at Grace-Street
Raptist church to-day will be Of great
interest. DR.. Broaddus breaches at II
O'Clock and distinguished men speak at
both and p. NJ.
The music in ~ churches to-day will.
as shown by the programmes published
yesterday. lie of n high order. AT the
First Baptist church, in addition to the
hymns and regular service. the following
anthems will be rendered Christ Our
Passover" by W. G. Williams; Now is
! Christ Risen" by George William War
ren; Christ. the Lord. Is Risen To-Day,
J taken from a work Of Webers by Lee
r. Wheat.
I The choir OF St Johns German Luthe'
ran church will sing "Alleluia," by X. p
/ banks; "The Lord Is Risen" by +
/ Louis Ide; God Is Love-" trio. by Kreut-
ger. The soloists are Miss Kate Phillips
| soprano; Mrs. II. G. Rueger. alto Mr.
! Charles II. Phillips, tenor, and Mr.. IL
I c. Rueger. bass.