Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-31
ONLY ONE SERVICE TO-DAY.
Mr.. Bliss TO Conduct n short Y. Vi. G. "A.
Scryice--Other Notes.

Mr.. Moody will rest to-day. and there
will be no services at the tabernacle. Mr..
Bliss will conduct a short service at the
Young MEMS Christian Association to-
night at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. Moody will hold meetings at the
tabernacle throughout next week at
o'clock and 7:30 o'clock. The Washing
ton choir will assist at both services to-
morrow.
Miss Tyson will conduct services at 4
o'clock Sunday at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Children under II years
OF age Will not be admitted. Miss Tyson
requests that parents attending the meet
ings which are being held for the benefit
OF the children will not bring any under
~ years Of age as they crowd out so
many who are older, and who can and
do appreciate these services.
Overflow meetings will be conducted in
all OF the churches I'm the neighborhood
OF the tabernacle Sunday afternoon and
night.
Mr.. Moody announces that the follow
ing Gospel hymrs will be sung at the
Sunday meetings. and everybody is re-
quested to sing them over before coming:
%, 81. 276. col. 3l3. 1853. S72, and 3S7.
Shire Kurado. the converted Jap, will
conduct services at the Young Mems
Christian Association at II o'clock Sun
day.
Mr. Bliss will preach at Market
Hall Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
At II o'clock tomorrow morning Rev.
Mr. Needham will preach at the Broad
Street Methodist church. Rev. Mr.. Need
ham will conduct the services at the Sc
cond Baptist church (colored) at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. and at S
O'Clock at night at will preach at the
First Baptist church, colored). He will
rest tonight.
TSHERS FOR SUNDAY.
The following are the ushers for Sun
day afternoon, and they are requested to
i.4V4t ..l 4.ye =. .i.. marry ur.tI5-4, g..
y. Zincke. \. ". Moody, John Y. Green.
T. J. Mallory. T.. G. Garner. Arthur w.
Lee. J. W. Williams. W. Chase Morton.
W. f.. Crawford, T.. Il. Thomasson, Will
! liam Il. Davis. George Booker Il. VI.
Shepherd c. W. Norvell. y. J. Harvie,
VI. 7. Mussen, Robert Il. Minor, Chase
\. Crawford, Wilson Williams, r. j..
Nash. W. S. Henning, C. s. Whitlock. c..
". Anderson, G. y. Newman, u. W..
Durrett, T.. = Stoddard. j. H. Splcer,
II. r. Hasse. l.. -. Lacy.
The following are the ushers for Sum
day night, and will report at $50 p. NJ:
T.. j. Craigie, Jr.. George c. Jefferson,
Hoge Gillian, j. II. Davis, G.. y. Long
worth, g. Il. Sydnor. Jr., y. G. West,
Il. \. Williams, =. \. Arthur. \. H..
Shepherd w. r. Fitzgerald. Charles Will
roy. J. T. Stubs william II. Gathright
George Bluson, John +. Ragland, II. v.
Farrar. w r. Haight, l.. G.. Burruss. T..
T.. ThrockmortOn, w. W. johnson, j. -.
Walthal, Stuart Hopkins. j. Il. Hall. ~.
o. Michaes, r. +. Gaskins, y. Crawford,
VI. r.. Gary. {. c. Clifton, Oscar Swine
ford. Or. Ed. Eggleston. X. l.. Ridenour,
G. Werner, Robert Lecky, William H..
Wade, W. l.. Walters. Wallace Capt.
taino. Dir. Isaac Curd w. y. Barrett, C..
l.. Gary. +. j. Warren. Joseph H. Shep-
herd, Henry Vaughan, James ii. Cren-
shaw, George West, joel Cook, John
Settle. William H. Peasants George
SkipwOrth, G. W. Mercer, q. Whitfield
Painter q. G. Method. Henry Harrison,
Nat Frazer, John NJ. Price, J. b. Mont
gomery. l.. \. Walton. W. g. Yarbrough,
Alfred Benson, and ID. 5. Bennett.
THE WASHINGTON CHOIR.
After the meeting last night the choir
was asked to remain, and collection
was taken up among them for the pur-
pose Of entertaining the Washington sing
ers tonight. Rev. W. =. Hines Messrs.
J. p. Stubbs, Walter G. Mercer, Shepherd
webb. and q. W. Parsons. and Misses
Laura Lyon. Mabel Page, Mary Webb,
and Nellie Birdsong and Mrs. q. w. Par
sons were appointed TO receive the WISH
tors at the depot The programme. as
published in yesterdays Dispatch, will be
carried out. The Washngtonians will be
auartered at the new Lexington Hotel.