The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
the army will be in attendance, two

Of the army will be in attendance, two.
having earned their titles in the Union
ranks and one with the Confederate
S. Bragg. of Fon du Lac, Wis. and
General John NJ Brown, of Portland,
Me-, and the second General w. p.
Craighill. of Charles Town, w. Va.
Another man who will attract atten-
ton while in Richmond will be Cap
tain Richmond Pearson Hobson, now
member of the House Of Representa-
tives from Alabama. and formerly Of
United States Navy fame. Other lay
men who may be mentioned are Dr.
Thomas Nelson Page, the well-known
dialect writer, of Washington, d. CT;
Mr.. Robert Treat Paine, of Boston;
Mr.. Henry Z. Pierrepont. OF Brooklyn
Mr.. Joseph Packard, Of Baltimore, and
Mr.. George Foster Peabody. the ia
nous educator and philanthropist, Of
brooklyn.
DIR. Evans, of Alabama.
Among the clerical delegates no one
will attract more attention in Rich
mond. than the Rev. w. 2. Evans,
formerly rector of Monumental Epis-
ccpal Church, in this city. who Will
| head the Alabama delegation. Among
the clergy who have been heard be-
fore with pleasure by Richmond peo-
pie may be mentioned Rev w. w.
| Battershall, Of Albany, N. Y; Rev.
Joseph Carey, of Saratoga Springs, and
Rev. c. B. Wilmer, D. D., of Atlanta.
| Ga. Among those who come from
| Kentuck will be Rev. ]. !. Minnigerode,
| D. D., of Louisville. and Rev. John K.
Mason. D. D., who formerly held pas
torates at St. Georges, Fredericksburg,
and St. James, Richmond. Rev. VIM.
NJ. Dame, D. D.. of Baltimore. Md,
will be doubly welcomed by his war
| time companions, and among the
preachers whom people will wish to
hear will be Rev. Endicott Peabody, OF
Boston, and Rev. Randolph H. McKim,
/ D. D., of Washington. No one in at
tendance on the convention will at
tract more attention than the Rev.
Cyrus Townsend Brady. IL. D., Of To-
ledo, Ohio, the author Of a number OF
! delightful sea stories of wonderful de-
scriptive power.
DIR. Dix, of New York.
/ New York City Will send to the con-
Vention four OF her ablest minister's
4 the Rev. Morgan Dix, D. D., Rev. w.
( r. Huntington, D. D., Rev. j. Lewis
Parks. d. D., and Rev. w. NJ. Gros-
/ venor. D. d. Among the lay dele
/ gates from New York will be, in addi-
4 s'o!i W pOll MOTBdH, r,
| w. Bayard Cutting, Mr. Francis L.
/ Stetson and Mr.. Henry Lewis Morris
North Carolina has selected as her
/ clerical delegates Rev. Francis j. Muir
| cock, of Salisbury, U. c.; Rev Mat.
thias M, Marshall OF Raleigh; Rev
Isaac NJ. Bettingcr. D. D., Of Raleigh
and Rev. Edwin A. Osborne. OF Char.
lotte.
Wcll-Known Virgininns.
From the diocese OF Southern vir.
/ ginia Will come as clerical delegate,
4 Rev. G. Braxton Bryan, d. D., of Pc.
tersburg Rev. John j Lloyd, D. d.
of Lynchburg; Rev. w. II. Milton, d
4 D.. of Roanoke, and Rev. r. C. Jett
of Staunton.
The lay delegates will be Judge w
3. Martin. OF Norfolk; Colonel II. L
Withers, of Wytheville; Judge E. W
. Saunders, of Rocky Mount, and NJ,
w. w. Old. of Norfolk.
The Diocese of Virginia will hay
the same representation as it had a
tho Boston convention three year
since: Clericals-Rev, T. L. Goodwin
OF Fairfax; Rev. w. Meade Clark, q
Richmond; Rev. j. j. Grnvatt, Of Rich
, mond, and Rev. Angus Crawford, D. D
l of the Theological Seminary. The la
: delegates will be Mr.. p. II. / Mayo, {
: Richmond; Mr. Joseph Bryan, of Rict
: mond; Mr.. Joseph Wilmer, OF Rap
] dan, and DR.. l.. NJ. Blackford. OF Ale,
S andria.