Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-01


glimpse of the grim warships in Hamp-
ton Roads of the Norfolk navy-yard, the
Newport News ship-yard, ETC., etc. The
Committee on Hospitality reported some
days ago that names of prospective dele
gates were pouring In at about fifty or
sixty a day.
FREEMASON-STREE CHURCH
The Freemason-Stree, church where
the day sessions Of the convention Will
be held, is now by far the largest and
wealthiest Baptist church in the city,
and the whole community. Its pastor
is Rev. DR.. NJ. 3. Wharton, man OF
many gifts, poet, and orator of great
ability. The First Baptist church Is the
mother church OF Freemason-Street Here
the conventions Of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union will be held.
LIST OF VIRGINIA DELEGATES.
The delegates who go from Richmond
will leave Thursday afternoon, 10 be
there at go Friday when the conven-
ton opens. Many others, who want 10
find everything and everybody Ia work.
ing order when they get there, VIII walt
to go down Friday morning.
Those who are delegated 10 go from
Richmond are Rev. Alfred Bagby. Rev.
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Rev DR.. George Cooper. Rev. DR.. A D..
Dickinson, Rev. DIR. j. S. Dill, Mr.. L. H..
Elicit, Rev. DR.. ]. r. Garlick. Rev. DR..
william Il. Hatcher, Rev. DR.. j. G. Hiden,
Rev. ]. r. Harrison, Rev. DR.. j. William
Jones, Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones, Rev. j. q.
Kirk, Rev. DR.. l. NJ. Mercer, Professor
S. C. Mitchell, Rev. DR.. X. II. Pitt. Rev.
DR.. John Pollard, Rev. DR.. c. III. Ry-
land, Rev. DIR. w. r. l.. Smith. Rev Dr.
]. b. Taylor, Rev. Joel T. Tucker, Rev
DR.. William d. Thomas, Rev. DR.. r. j.
Willingham. and Professor Charles II.
Winston.
These are the delegates from other
parts OF the State: j. II. Butler, Alexan-
dria; T. r. Boston, Warrenton; II. W.
Battle, Petersburg; r. II. Burriss, New
som; G. +. Bagby, Farmville; Julian
Broaddus, Berryyille; j. II. Barnes, Har-
mony Valley; r. H. Bagwell Jarratts;
w. II. Benton. Middleburg; John A. Bar
ker, Clifton Forge; ]. l.. Camp. Frank
lin; C. J.. Corbitt Wildwood; II. f. Girls
mond. Fredericksburg; c. W. Collier,
Woodvine; A. ]. Coons. Mt. Vince; w.
Thorburn Clark, Keysvile; f. W. Clay
brook. Kimarnock; John II. Crouch,
Venner; William Campbell, huntsville;
c. I. Cooke, Hollins; S. o. Christian,
Fincastle; ]. f. Deans. Windsor; 7. ).
Dunaway. Fredericksburg; w. j. Decker,
Lahore: r.. Melville Dowley. Rice Depot;
G.. Hartwel Edwards, Blacksburg; G. f.
Eubank. Village; p. G.. E!som, DanVllIe'
r A. Folkes. Achilles: William Fisher,
Concord Depot; w. +. Fisher, Ports
mouth; T. Il. Forester, Pennington Cap
Alexander Fleet, Burlington; w. c. For,
roster. Tazewell; +. l. Grace, University
Of Virginia; Joseph II. Gwathmey, Beu-
lahyilIe;> A. T. Howell, Holdcroft; {. l.
Herndon. Hamilton; L. j. Haley, Buck
ner's: J. IT. Hoffman, Jeffersonton; j.
II. Hargrave. Chatham; G. w. hurt
Onancock; w. W. Hamilton, Blueheld,
w. Va: f. b. Hatcher, Norfolk; ). D.
Hall. Norfolk; Thomas a. Johnson, Lex
ington: W. =. James, Big Island; f. II.
James. Kelly's Ford; ]. T. Jones, South
QUAY; w. T.. Jones. Laurel Hill; Is. H.
Jones, Elk Garden; j. i. King, Maps
Vile. w. NJ. Kirk, White Stone; j. t.
tincannon. Lowry; w S. Leake, Peters
burg: 7. b. Lake Upperville; j. NJ. Luck,
Rollins: John W. Martin, Gidsville; F.
G Mcconnell, Lynchburg; w. r. ID. Mon
cure Leetown, W. Va; ]. w. Mitchell
Portsmouth; w. w. Monett, Salem; +.
II Martin. Salem; +. r. Nelson, Dan
vile. \. Il. owen, Portsmouth,; w. n.
pearson. Roanoke; Z. II Pernen, East
Vile: John NJ. Pitcher, Petersburg; FRANK
r. Robertson, Lynchburg; w. ,. Royal
Bedford City; ID. A. Ramey, FREEMAN
w. Va: W. w. Reynolds, Bothwen; -
w. Straley, Princeton, w va; W. D.
Shipman, Houston; J. c. Staples, Harris
burg. Thomas j. Shipman, Roanoke;
George II. Snead, Columbia; w. b. Tyler,
cold Harbor; c. j. Thompson. Lynch
burg; George Braxton Taylor, west APP
nomattox: c. T. Taylor. Glade Spring; IL.
w Tribble. Charlottesville; l. X. Thorn
him Manchester; C. n. Williams. Boy
lin. I y. Winston, Glen Allen; p. w.
Winfrey. Culpeper; 4. Il. Woodfn'
uamnton: ]. Il. Williams. Skinquarter;
NJ. b. Wharton, Norfolk.