Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-05
RELIGIOUS FERvoR IN FULTON.
Many Meetings Now I'm Prosre's-Ar-
cauum Meeting-Personni,& &c.

Ma ny Meetings NOW In I'roxress-
canum Meeting-Personnl,& &c.
Ths religious fervor down In Fulton
In IN nowise abated. In fact. 1t has taken
/. new start. There is preaching every
week day at noon at the Richmond Cedar
Works. besides monday prayer-meet-
ings held every day at Rev Mr.. Daugn-
erty's residence, on Graham street,
meetings on the street every night unaer
the auspices OF the Apostles by the fIy,
mouth brethren, and the Gospei hal,
CHRISTIANS. Then the two colored
cn,rches are holding revival services
every night at their respective houses OF
worship. The Fulton Baptist cnurch
held special meetings last week. Rev:
Dr Ryland preached Wednesday ano
Rev DIR. w. w. Landrum Thursday
night, both to large congregations.
Bible school, taught by MI. ana
Mrs. Young, meets every MONDAY anu
Thursday night at the residence OF KEY.
]. w. Daugherty. The graduates OF tnls
school. II is said, will be sent out as
missionaries TO-. the Apostolic church.
Work on the Apostolic church was de-
layed considerably last week on ac-
count of the rainy weather.
Rev p w. Webb, an ex-Methoolst
PREACHER, has been drawn to Fulton by
Mr.. Daugherty's labor and preaches at
the Sanctifcation tent occasionally. he
used to have charge OF Methodlst
church In Norfolk. Lately ne mas peen
going about preaching wherever he could
get a chance. He is sure he is saved, he
eavs and proposes to help Mr.. Daugh-
erty save all Fulton. Mr.. Gardner Is
preaching a series Of eight discourses on
the Gospel here.
The second annual conferences or
Believers gathered in the name or the
Lord Jesus Christ began series OF meet
ings Friday TO last till April 9th. They
meet at Gospel Hall, Orleans street. The
meetings are at 1890 A. NJ, p. M. and
7:30 p. II.
There was meeting OF the King
Daughters and Sons at the residence OF
Rev. w. T. Williams. on Orleans street,
last Wednesday evening for the election
of officers for the ensuing year
The revival at Denny-Street Methodist
Episcopal church closed on Saturday
night last The converts have been nu-
| merous, numbering about fifty In all.
while three Joined the church Sunday.
A sunrise prayermeeting will be held
nj the Denny-Street Methodist church
| Easter Sunday morning 1t will be con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. w. L. Will
lams.
Henrico Council, No. 733, Royal Area
NUN. held Its regular meeting at Powha-
tan Hall on Thursday night. Captain
| George NJ. Rogers was In the chair. The
| council initiated one member ana re-
| ceiyed several applications. This council
Is in an excellent condition and Is re-
| ceiying new members at each meeting.
| During the evening there was good speak
! ing for the benefit Of the council by seye-
| raj of the members after which refresh
msrts We're served. The meeting was
voted q grand success. All members are
requested to attend the next meeting
| OF the council and receive handsome
button. Business OF Importance VIII be
transacted then. This council meets the
! first and third Thursdays OF each month
at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
The Fulton baseball team has been re-
| organized for the ensuing season.. and is
preparing TO meet any amateur team In
the State. All letters and communica-
| tons regarding the arrangements OF dates
| may be addressed to James Shyan. 51s
| Louisiana street. The players are as fol-
lows: VIII Grady. umpire; John
ODwyer. catcher; James Shyan. pitcher;
James Roach. short-stop; Lewis Green.
first base: John Mack, second base; Ed
win billiard, third base; Tom Bew, left
field; Lee Butler. centre field; Joseph
Bowden. right field; Joseph FAN. and Tom
Mcdowell. extra men.
A meeting OF the Good Government
League will be held tonight at Dona-
hues Hall, on Louisiana street. A num-
Der OF speakers will be on hand to ex-
| plain It's objects. The meeting win be
open to eli Democrats.
The steamer Ariel. which has been no
| long at Newport News. is now at her
wharf. and Is being thoroughly over
| hauled and painted.
Mr.. J. p. Sharp IL again before the
| people for election as Justice OK the peace
| for Marshall Ward. His friends wish him
| the success he merits.
Robert the little 6-year-oh son Of
Mr.. Robert I. Harrison, who has been