Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
THE TENT IS MOVED.
IT Is TAKEN FROM MaNCHEsTER
BACK no RICHMOND.
A Converted ChInnmnn Lectures on
Uis Native Lnnd-fnsr q" '"'
uo,ormon ContInuc:-Pcrson"
and Briefs.
and Briefs.

The tent meetings that have been IN
rrogress in Marks Addition for the paSt
/ few weeks closed Sunday afternoon anu
} the congregation took an aHecuoha'e
/ leave OF Rev. Mr. Chambers. VINO mas
| been conducting the services, ana VINO
Will leave in n short while for emma
/ as n missionary. The tent was taken
! down and moved 70 Richmond yesterday
{ morning. The choir tina; was organized
| for the meetings was the largest BODY OF
singers ever gathered together In TINS
city. and they were congratulated anu
thanked for their work. The f0li0wihs
are the names Of the members
Mr.. w. J. Morrisette. director; w. II.
Green. assistant director; Miss Ida Flour
noy. organist: T.. *. Sampson. cornetist'
c. NJ. Whitlock. secretary.
Lad.es-Miss willie Flournoy. Miss iies-
sic Rredrup. Mrs. ". II. Whitten. MIS-.
T l.. Cheatham. MIS-. William Lowry
Miss Agnes Ely. Miss Willie Taylor. Mrs.
Cora Brewer Ms. w. j. Moriisette. MISS
Clara Dickinson. Mrs. Mary Lunson.
Mir Il. l.. simmons, Mrs. ". T. Conn.
Mrs -. ~. Clarke. Mrs. j. ii. Burke.
Mrs. w J.. Hurt.
Gentlemen Messrs. Russell Turner,
Robert Mann. Il. ". Nunnally. H. Brown.
Norris. Wilkinson, ". VI. Jones. j. III.
CONWAY. William ". Craig. &. II. Rem
olds. j. W. ParsOn. Tie Cheatham, George
B,anton. Bunnie Blanton. J. Il. Homer.
{. c. Peasants, ". J. Mallory. o. ).
Markham. T. B. Slaughter. ". II. Nc
cam. and Willie Turner.
IN THE CHURCHES SUNDAY.
Rev. X. r. Tsoon. the Chinaman who
IS studying TO be a missionary 10 his
own country, preached at Central Meth0-
dist church Sunday morning. and al
night delivered a lecture on China ana
the Chinese. Large audiences greeted him
on both occasions, and his remarks were
listened to with great interest. He
speaks English iluenty. and appears t.
be most earnest preacher.
Rev Il. +. Chambers preached at the
Bainbri lge-Street Baptist church sunday,
both morning ana night. AZ the richi
services of Cl0ptOn-Street church three
candidates We're received FOR baptism.
The evening Sunday school in Marks
Addition VIII b. changed to 4 morning
school very shortly.
Evelyn Victoria. infant daughter 81 Mr..
W. L. Mastln. died yesterday morning at
the residence Of her grandparents. Mr
ana NlI-. =. '. 4llt4lA~s ~ 'rli'+-i ~ .f
county. The mother Of this little girl
preceded her 10 the grave about a month
ago.
THE CASE COMMITTED.
Notorman Hall was before the Pobc'
Court yesterday morning. charged with
rocklessiv running his car and striking
the wagon Of Mr. T. T. Bottoms, ~
prewrys Bluff The case war continued
until next Saturday. II Will be remcm
herel that Saturday night about j.
o'clock Mr. Bottoms attempted 90 drive
HIS team across the street al the corner
Of Tenth and Perry. when lis wagon
was struck by Mr. Hairs car arl tadly
wrecked. and Mr. Bottoms quite pain
fully hurt.
Morris StovaN (co,ored) was before the
Police Court on the charge - assaultinc
and beating Mary Knight. lie WAS fined
81 and costs
PERSONALS AND BRIETS.
Miss Matte Bass has returned from
p'easant visit 20 the country.
! marriage license was issued yesterday
morning 10 Mr. James r. Fowler ard
Miss Sarah T. Brockwel.
Mr. William Y. Beattle has returned
from q business trip TO Baltimore.
Mrs. r. L. Ellis IS wishing friends In
Petersburg.
Master Pierce Rucher and Miss Annie
Rucker have returned from Virginia
Peach.
Mr. Willie Robertson Is spending several
days with friends at Chesterfield Court
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