Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-18

Or. W. X. l.. Smith said last night that
the demand for visiting ministers Tor TO-
morrow from the Presbyterians, DISCIPLES
and Methodists. as well as Baptists, had
been very great "Over ninety appoint
ments will have to be filled by the visit, visit.
ors." he said.
The list Of appointments IS given below,
the first name In each case being for the
morning service and the second Tor the
Baptist Churches-First church. J. r.
Sampey ana T.. T.. Hale. Second church
Malcolm MacGregor and +. II. Kerfoot;
G1ce-street. j.. }. taylor ana W. vi NJ
Savage; Grove-Avenue. T. {. Mcconnell
and III. Is. Hawthorne; Calvary, r.. !.
JamisOn and G. J. Thompson; Pine-Street,
J. h. Lake and j. IL. Edwards. Randolph
street. W. r. Fisher and W: ). Royal
mOnd: Emmanuel, +. r.. Dudley and u.
-. Hatcher Monroe III a. ND. I. \.
Hall: Leigh-Street, Professor Moan n.
Davis will address the sunday school az
10 A. NJ. preaching by G.. W. Beale ana
II. W. Tribble; Nenabe-Street OIL a. NJ,
J. J. Hail: BrOadusMemorial, A. n, klce
and Andrew BrOadus; Fulton. juan
Broadus and r. H. Garrett; East-End j.
r. Daniel and 5. o. Christian; Howard :
Grove. j. NJ. Luck and r. T.. White; Bar
ton Heights III A. NJ, r. f. L. Ayior;
cambridge Street +. III. Martin ana W.
w. Hamilton; Oak-Grove, ;. W. Cole and
w :. Leake: Clopton-Street. }. T. hln-
cannon and /. $. Boyles Stockton-Street,
j. II. Newbill and w. J.. Britt; Ashland
d1 A. NJ, j. a. Barker; Second Baptist
(colored), NJ. T. Brodus and {. 1. Hern-
don.
Methodist Churches-Centenary, a. b.
Woodfn and 4. J. Shipman; Broad-Street
Oh A. NJ, ]. $. Din: ParkPlace, \. h.
owen and ri. W. Battle: Trinity Oil A.
NJ, c. T. Taylor: FairmOunt-Avenue. I.
r. Crukshanks and j. r Love; kiurel-
Clay-Street, w. J. Wlldman; ST. James.
J. ID. Harte and J. II. Butler; Denny
Street. +. w. Claybrook and w J. ship
man; Highland Park. w. y. Haislip and
r. h. Norris Barton Heights g + Nd.
II. G. Ferguson; Central Methodist MAN
chester. J. w Hundley and w. Il. Hines;
West-End. G. l.. COrbitt and J.. X.
Wright; Hasker-Memorial. w. c. Foster
and g. 4. Watkins: Asbury, A. b. Dun
away and Il. b. jackson.
Presbyterian Churches-Union Seminary
G30 =. NJ, +. l.. Grace; Grace-Street q
y. NJ. A. j. Rowland; Church OF the
Covenant Is =. NJ c. f. Bagbyi West
Minister T. S. Dunaway, Jr., and ID. A.
Solly; Chestnut-Hill, j. w. Reams and
W. w. Lisk: Third Presbyterian, w. r.
Dunaway and +. -. Beale; First Presby-
terrain Is =. NJ. G.. II. Snead; Hoge-Me-
mortal Il. 5. Dunaway.
Seventh-Street Christian. T. c. Skinner.
COwardn-Avenue tManchesteD NJ, j.
Wood and g. w Popkins.
Marshall-Street, @. W. Hurt.
Third Christian, G. J. Jones and -
Jackson
First English Evangelical Lutheran. $.
c. ClOpton and l.. r. AIlbourne.
Young Mems Christian Association g
L. M T. Ar. Wilbur.
ORPHANAGE TRUSTEES MEET
The trustees OF tho Baptist Orphanage
at Salem held a meeting at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning at the Grace-Street
church. The body heard reports from Su-
perintendent Holiday. OF the orphanage
Mr.. Whitescarver the treasurer. and the
/ Executive Committee These showed the
! institution 20 be IN a healthful condition.
and that a great and noble work was
being done, The following officers were
elected for the next year: Dr. william h.
Hatcher. president; Or. A. Il. WOodfn,
OF Hampton. vice-president; Mr.. w. z.
Whitescarver, Of Salem, treasurer; Mr.
Thomas /. Preston. secretary.
DIR ROWLAND HERE
Rev. a. j. Rowland. ID. D.. the secre-
tary OF the American Baptist Publication
Society. will attend the Baptist General
Association upon the invitation OF the
Sunday-School and Bible Board, and MAKE
the principal address on colpOrtage and
Sunday schools He Is the highest authori-
ty on this subject and great address IS
promised.