Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.
Many of the Regular Ministers VIII
Occupy Their Pulpits.

Several OF the Richmond ministers WHO
have been away on their summer vaca-
tons returned TO the city during the past
week and will fiji their pulpits. The
vested choirs OF St Paul's and Monu-
mental churches resume their work for
the fan. and there will be a marked in
crease in the attendance upon the services
this morning at nearly all the houses of
worship.
Rev. Dr James Y. Fair will preach at
the Church Of the Covenant tonight al
S.i5 o'clock.
The Berean Mission tent is pitched and
ready for a series OF meetings near the
corner OF Broad and Thirty-iirst streets.
They will begin at 3 o'clock this after
noon, and be held thenceforth at o'clock
each night during the week
MIR Charles IL. Harper Will speak 10
the boys of the Gospel Army to-day
Rev George c. Abbitt viii preach at
ST Iuke's church. corner Washington
and Beverly streets. to-day at p. NJ.
Rev. j. c. Garrison, having returned
from his vacation. will preach at Mar
shall-Street Christian church this morn
ing at IL o'clock.
DR.. William f. Hatcher has returned
home after a most pleasant trip TO the
Shiloh Association. which met in Kappa
hammock. Va. He will occupy his pulpit
al the Grace-Street Baptist Tabernacle
to-day.
Mr.. Haddon S Watkins will render an
appropriate solo at the night service OF
Broad-Street Methodist church.
A regular meeting Of the Holy Name
Society will be held at the Sacred Heart
church tonight at S o'clock Services
will be conducted in the regular way and
a special instruction given to the mem
bers At the business meeting tather
O'Rielly will lay a matter of much I'M
portance before the society. All are
urged TO be present
Rev DR. John b. Turpin. formerly Of
Virginia. but at present pastor Of the
Baptist church. in Americas, Ca, is stop
ping with friends in the city for rev
DAYS prior to joining his family at Shau-
well. in .Albemarle county
There will be the usual O'Clock after
noon services at the Eishth-Street MIS-
sion to-day. Mr. Charles ii. GoOteer o.
Mavo-Street Mission. who has Deen an
sent visiting friends in Baltimore mas re-
turned. .
Rev. ?. r. Nugent is again In charge
of Broad Street Mission.
Evangelist Joe White has been atten(~
ing the Baptist Association at Laurel Hi
Baptist church. ten miles from Basic Cl'y'
the past week, and will commence
series Of revival meetings at stuarts
chapel tomorrow
The New Jerusalem Mission, ~ west
Marshall street, is now open, and ser
vices commence regularly to-day at il
4. NJ. Subject for sermon. CONSIDER
the Lilies" A free library containing
important works on the internal sense OF
the Bible IS in connection with the mis-
sion and at the service Of those VINO oe-
sire to learn its great truths.
Rev. w. S. Leake will preach at tne
Second Baptist church this morning
There will be no service at night.
Rev. Charles z. Hyde, pastor or the
Third Presbyterian church, has returned
10 the city, and will occupy his pulpit
this morning at Ii O'Clock, and at S'Io
T. NJ. ,....
REV. John H. Griffith, Jr., Of Charlotte
\ C.. has arrived I'm the city 10 take
charge OF Grace Episcopal church during
the month OF September
The choir of Beth Ahaba synagogue
consisting OF Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt, Mrs.
= II. Cloves. Mr.. Moses May, ana Mr.
,,irrston Cardoza. with Mr.. Jacob Rein
hardt as organist, resumed its services
Friday evening.