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derstands tiIat Queen Victoria, aaufned l14ely
on learning Of the deposition Of Abdul Az1xy
took steps 20 obtain satisfactory assurancetf
The personal safety Of ileg former guest
peror William 20 Ems, where % fresh cone
ference will be- held between prfnes Bis
marck, Prince Goftscifak0f, ana Court Ka~
roll, tho Austrian ambassador at Berlin.
TREATMENT or Abdul. 4Aziz
WAsHINGToS, June 1.-THE Turkish min
lister here has received from the Turkish
minister Of foreign affairs the following
wRumors inspired by iil-wiil having been
spread relating 10 the fate OF the fallen
monarch, / hasten to deny, them In the moss
express manner. His Majesty the Snitans
Murad Khan, as soon az he was proclaimed,
gave up his own initiative orders that his
uncle should be surrounded with the re-
spect and honors due his person. de has
assigned for his residence pavilion sd
joining the Imperial palace Of Teheregaii.
Abdul Aziz Khan at once addressed TO- his
Majesty an autograph letter to acknowledge
his accession, and saying that he reiin-
quished the throne, and aspiring TO reposes
he wished to live In his retreat. =
THE BERLIN MEMORANDUM
VIENNA, June ut Is stated that the re-
representatives. of the Powers have held g.
meeting, and resolved to postpone indefi.
nately the presentation Of the Berlin memo
randum.
CORONATION CEREMONY PosTPoS NED.
LONDON, June "a dispatch from Cor
stautinople states that the ceremony OF grid
ing Murad Efrendi the new Sultan, With ths
sword OF Osman, which is equivalent TO
coronation, has been postponed till next
week. i.,.as:
sERvIA REFUSES TO REcoaNIzE.TIiE NEW
;1ie,fg.. >s,s SULTAN. .ag
LONDON, June "A Berlin dhHatch says:
&c It Is stated here that Servia refuses to re-
cognize the new Sultan OF Turkey on the
ground OF his irregular accession to the
throne, and declines to pay her tribute
and instalInents OK which are in arrears.
EARL DERBY ON THE TURKISH :REyOLU-
| a. ltEG TON.
LONDON, June 2.-In the House OF Lords
| Lord Derby said he believed the revolution
at Constantinople was due to the spontane- 4
Gus feeling on the part OF the people, and
was not influenced by foreign agencies.
| The consequences might be extremely Inn
portant, but he had no reason toanticipate
any but good results. x
MOVEMENT OF TNSURGENT TROOPS.
BERLIN, June at is stated that Moukhta
PaSha Is about to undertake announcer expo
dtion to Nicsic with force or q, 900 men.
A large force awaits him.
PRINCE MILAN WARNED NOT TO BE RASH.
LONDON, June "A Times dispatch from
Pesth states that. Prince Gortschnkof has
telegraphed to Belgrade warning the Prince
Milan in the name OF the Gar against any
rash ventures. The town Council OF Bel
grade have issued proclamation asking the
citizens to subscribe to the national loan.
They declare the loan Is raised to free oil
persons of Servian descent from foreign
yoke.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, June g, 1875.
SALEs.-9 shares Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road stock sold ut 22E.
American Gold.-f12 bid. NJ
State Observation-Disclosures consols, 66a BID, 66x
asked; Virginia consols. new, 34 asked: Virgins
deferred, asked; Virginia interest certificates, IL
bid, 22Y asked; Virginia tax-receivable coupons
SS1 bid, 90 asked. II
Richmond city 6s, 94h bid, 95a asked Petersburg
city So. SO BID, go asked; Fredericksburg city 6'ss
AZ bid, go asked; Manchester bridge 8's, 80 bid.
Railroad Bonds.-Tirgnn Central Railroad
third mortgage 6's, J. and j., 10 bid Richmond ana
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's, j. and u,
100 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad second
mortgage s's, A. and O., 100 asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs,
j. and H., ON bid.
Canal Boads.-James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, NJ. and NJ 3 bid.
Railroad Stocks.-RichmOnd and PETERSBURG
Railroad, 100 par, 30 bid; Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guar
anteed, 100 par t92k bid; Richmond aud Danville
Railroad. 100 par, bid, 6 asked; SeahOard ana
Roanoke Railroad guaranteed. 400 par, 100 bid
Bank Stocks.--Frst National, 100 par, ll6 oid,
12l asked; Planters National, 100 par, lug DIG.
Merchants and Planters Savings, 20 par, 2Z asxeaj
Richmond Banking and Insurance Company, 20
par, 20 bid. 80
rinc 25 par, 37H bids Virginia State 20 par, 26E
bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 askedi her~
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SUFFOLK.

., THE CAPTURED BURGLARS IN IRONS
7h En. VISOR THE RlNGLEADER, AsG'VEN By
10" CLAIMS TO BE FROM RICHMOND
~ ~ DIRECTS TO SENDING MS PHOTOGRAPH.
w" 'r,,rrxrondcnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
i''''>-' june 1sT, 1876.
rho excitement occasioned by the capture
:, me supposed burglars has snosidea' now
a. o.. -, ,,,ren Of them are securely ironed in
! .oY The ringlcader of the party. gives ms
]a., - barnard. and claims to be from Rich
mond. ,,o o,,,;ro Marty have been
,.,,,, and will &c forwarded to various
'n I,,,,;nrnt points This was an operation
!, ,rhirh Barnard seriously objected. lie
!" "a tha; he would sooner die than that his
.,Sntocraph should be sent to Richmond.
T., rIo,rd his eyes while the impression
,,,s being made, but, notwithstanding,
,,.,, correct likeness was obtained.
Earnard weighs about $50 pounds, Is
,,,arIy six feet high. and has long, heavy,
--<E3;>h-hrown sidc-whi>Rcrs, with ch!n
<&qycn closely. The other two have plack
r.,,. and whiSkcrs. one gives his name As
,rromDSor. Of Richmond, and the other rs
eynford. OF Baltimore.
They speak confidently OF an early release,
,,t refused 10 make any statements as to
. %.' intentions or previous history. +.
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i special agent OF the PoSt-Oliice Depart
I.M has been investigating the affairs OF
lAn IIavcrhi!l (lIass.) post-ot!icc for some
day, past. and reports Postmaster David
Eaynlman :n cmhcZZlcr TO the amount OF
Sro'a. He has been arrested and held IN
III" SUM Of $4,000 for examination.
I'll. trial Of William kimpton Vance and
Helen Since, in London, for conspiracy to
murder. with second charge against Vance
q! aiding and abetting Since TO commit sui
eide ha, been concluded. Both prisoners
"cr' convicted. Vance was sentenced to
eighteen months imprisonment, and the
woman SINCE 10 six months. .....
y m"tcoric stone, kissing hot, and foot
III circumference, lit in Northumberland,
a., The other night. 1t is supposed by the
h.NlNes 70 be NculIs'> or some other planets
contribution 10 the Centennial.
a Boston correspondent writes that Anna
hickinson Is not wealthy, but is SO gen
't"uS-SlFes away 50 much money-that II
sue 1alis on the stage she will find herself
poor.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg authoritatiyely
peNie' that She is To become Mrs. Smith, or
~ married at iii. She intends deyotinS her
iI'aft 10 her profession, and her life services
a. well. ~
Another tea party: Sir Edward Thorn
Ion, the British Minister, has issued invita-
IONS FOR tea-party 10 the Emperor Dom
Pedro.
General Joseph Hooker is dangerously i'll
"l the 1iot Springs OF Arkankas.
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this report to pass without some remarks.
He made stirring and thrilling appeal 70
the Association 10 help these needy veterans
oFtke Gross WHO Hinge on bEnk, fis
to cross the 'rfverS sfssI~l,ys
General J. Field sustained the report lfn'
an able and earnest speech.
G. Il Rice, Esq, of FarmYille,, warmly
advocated The report and related . touching
incident illustrative Of the importance Of the
work. 800 l I. I. te+t-st.5s''
The report was further discussed in earn,
est speeches by Professor Rawlins, Of Char
lottesviiie; Colonel j. A. Hammer, OF Lynch
burg; Professor G. L. Cooke, OF Roanoke;
Hon. J. 81. Prince, Of Southampton; Rev.
G. Gray, Of Botetourt; DR.. Andrew Broad
dus, OF Caroline; It. j. starke, and Dr.. W.
E. Hatcher, and collection was taken for
that object. g
The report was adopted.
Rev. DR.. Jeter offered resolution APP
pointing committee OF nine to consider
the question OF appointing one or more
evangelists in the State. Adopted.
Night Session.
Long before the appointed hour the house
was crowded, while numbers were compell-
ed to turn away unable to secure even stand
ing room in the yestibule.
ELOQUENT REMARKS BY DRs. BITING,
BRoADUs, AND CURRY.
After an appropriate prayer by Rev. Mr..
Reese, OF the Presbyterian Church, the Pre-
sident announced as the subject of the eve
ming, sPhases Of Religion inthe Old World"
and introduced Rev. DR.. c. C. Biting, who
made an eloquent and effective speech,
which he illustrated from his observations
when in Europe, and by the exhibition OF
an image OF the Virgin Mary, a number OF
rosaries from. Rome, Constantinople, and
Jerusalem. ~. r.n.s
lie spoke OF the dissertation Of the Sabbath
on the Continent, and made an earnest ap-
peal to congregations to guard well against
the slightest encroachment upon our hal
lowed Sabbath day.
Rev. DR.. John \. Broadus, OF South Caro-
lima, was the next. speaker. He wildly
brought out the fact that we live in an age
when Christianity has freest access to the
nations, but, he argued, the great obstacle
to the success Of the pure gospel in England
or China, in America or Italy, is corrupt
human nature, and that only the grace
OF God can overcome. He made
one OF those earnest, simple, telling
speeches so characteristic OF the man,
and produced profound impression on the
| audience.
Rev. DR.. Curry next took the floor. He
spoke OF his observations in Africa, Pales-
tine, and Europe as to the religion OF the
people. DR.. Curry made one Of his noblest
and happiest efforts, which seemed to i'm
press every mind and thrill every heart.
For one hour and n quarter he held the
crowd in rapt attention.
Rev. O. F. Flippo preached in the Pres
byterian church at II O'Clock to-day, and
Rev. a. E. Rogers at the Methodist church
| tonight.
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BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION
OF VIRGINIA.
! Third Days RsocssdinEs,

GRkT&FYINGreO MPLDdEN ALLUsIONs
TO DIR. BRoADDUs-AN0THER YEAR Az
LOWED THE sUSDAY-sCHooL BOARD. FOR
REsUSCITATION-ANN REPORT OF
TIE STATE MISSION BOARD PRESENTED,
DISCUSSED, AND UNANMoUsLY ADOPT
). ED-AN INTERESTING ARRAY OF CHURCH
ICs-DASv1LLEsE SELECTED AS THE
NEXT PLACE OF MEET1NG-DR. JETEH TO
PREACH THE ASSOCIATION SERMON
HOW TO PROMOTE THE ENDOWMENT OF
THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL
sEMINART-WHAT HAS REEN DONE WITH
THE MINISTER'S RELIEF FUSD-EvAN-
CYCLISTS FOR THE STATE, &C., &c.
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NECROSIS, SCROFULA. DYSPEPSIA, GENE
RAJ DEBILITY, CANKER IIUM0R, LIVER
COMPLAINT, RHEUMATISM, CONSUMPTION


RAJ DEBILITY, CANKER IIUMoR, LIVER
COMPLAINT, RHEUMATISM, CONSUMPTION
OF TIE BOWELS.
CHAnLEsTowS, MASS, March 20, 1850.
Mr. II. Il. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-The following is statement of NV ex-
pcricncc with the great blood remedy, VEGETINE.
have been keeping boarding house here for many
years, and have had the misfortune to have great
deal of sickness in my family In one case In par
tlcuar noticed the wonderful effect of NEGETINE:
About the gear lSi7 Il young man, then sixteen
years od, who was distant relative of mine, came
nome from sea- He had injured his lett leg on Doaru
the ship some months before. and when the ship
came into this port he came to my house, being so
feeble that he could not 20 10 his home In Lowell.
His leg swollen above the knee more than twice
its natural size. and hc obliged drag &c along
OF this had reduced lin To a mere skeleton. His
father came down and employed DIR. George Hay
prominent position in the Massachusetts General
Hospital. He pronounccdit Il bad of necrosis;
said he must be removed to the hospital have his leg
opened, and the bone bored, to allow the DISCHARGE
OF matter there collected otherwise the leg must he
amputated.
and having used VEGETINE. the great blood RENE
y. in the past with good effect, concluded try
If i'm this case After taking it regularly for six
weeks hi, leg was but little swollen. and his general
health so much improved that he did not look like
the same person; Az the end OF five months he went
Lowell until the commencement OF the war; then
joined the army, and was pronounced sound and
well man. ,
have seen this blood remedy used with unparalleled
success | have taken 1t myself for twenty Years,
more or less for dyspepsia and general deDilty ana
il always appeared to give me new life ana vigor.
One lady boardcr was completely cured from canker
bunor after she had suffered for years and tried
almost everything else without receiving any benefit
Another lady was cured from liver complaint Whicii
was bad case and so cons dered BY the many phy-
sicians who had attended her from time to time.
have known its use by other boarders Tor rieulna-
tism with extraordinary good encct: ,,,,.,, ood
lady took il for consumption OF the DOVES, A!ia
found iuorc relief than In anything else she conid
procure. >. :ae,,,o.- h,, 7
do not want to overestnatc its usefulness, Dnt l
do want those suffering from sickness TO Know WtaI
this good medicine has done and Is still dong; 1or
know what it is to be imposed upon when SICK; anu
think wrong for any one to nnG ONE
will not do il under any circumstances Whatever.
AIRS ALIyA S. MONROE, ".
l6l Chelsea street.
VEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IL 3-SEN2t -.--- 49,. AT.
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United States Mail Vessels I'm the Slave
Trade.

TSpcc1nI telegram TO the DspatcN.J
WASHINGTON, D. c., June MIR. Fanar-
den, an American clergyman residing in
Brazil, made complaint to the President to-
day that the United States mail vessels be-
tween New York and Rio Janeiro were con-
tinually transporting slaves from seaports
south Of Rio to that capital. Mr.. Vanarden
was introduced to the President by Profes-
sor Scelye, member Of Congress from Mas
sachusetts. The President said the matter
would be Immediately investigated.
TIMON.
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WHAT Is NEEDED.

BOSTON, February / 8, 1871.
II. X. Hersns, Esq:
Dear Sir.-About ono year since | fOuno myself
in feeble condition from general debility. EEGE-
TINE WAS strongly recommended to Inc by 4 friend
who had been much benefited by its use. procured
the article and. after using several bottles, was
stored 10 health, and discontinued its use. l feel
quite confident that there is medicine superior 10
1t for those complaints for which 1t Is especially pre-
pared. and would. chccriully recommend 1t to those
who feel that they need something TO restore them to
perfect health. Respectfully yours.
L. PETTISGILL,
firm of s. NJ. Pettngill Il Co.,
No. 10 Stale street.
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yEGETFNE.
r + G L I | y L,
THE GREAT HEALTH RESTORER,
MADE FROM
BARkS, ROOTS. AND HERBS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.

In this complaint the good effects OF the FEGE-
TIM are realized Immediately after commencing TO
take it. us debility denotes deficiency of the blood
and VEGETINE acts directly upon the blood. There
is no remedy that will restore the health from de-
bility like the NEGETiSE. 1t is nourishinR and
strengthening PARTIES the blood, regulates the bow
els. qucts the system. acts directly upon the
and arouscs the whole system to action.
Ii has never failed In this complaint
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June I'd, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
wuEAT.-Red, 372 bushels.
CoRN.-lFhite. $40 bushels.
OATs.--l, 452 bushels
RYE.-24 bushels. -.a.E r.
NEAL.-24 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-Red. 8 bushels very good at 4Sc.
CORN.-White, $50 bushels ut 6Oc,; l0 bushels az
5Sc-total, "a bushels.
OATS.-l64 bushels very good At 4Sc.
MEAL.-24 bushels ut 64c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
OATs.-200 bushels.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW
NEW YORK. June 2.-Noon.-Stocks steady.
Money, 2M Gold, 1124. Exchange-Long, 4S5.
short, 400. Governments active aud strong. states
quiet and nominal
Ecening.-Money easy at 2k93. Sterling steady
Mt 4SS. Gold firm at i12S. Governments dull anu
strong States quiet and nominal. -
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE June 2.-Virgiuia 6's, consob, 651;
de fr rred. T. Bid
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ParadoXical as it may seem, Abdul Aziz is
Abdul ''as isn't" Don't feel ctfendid.-
Chicago Times
Cameron, AddumS, and old Brevities,
many now all abdicate.
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u'-cparcd for the Dispatch.l
{ condition "f she National Shhks Oh
Richmond and Virginia.

Abstract 81 reports made TO the tontro!-
,.~oi The Currency, showing the condition
- The national banks in the State OF Nlr-
,.n;a nj the close OF business on Frid:y the
,s.a day Of May, 1876;
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ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

II EEGETISE will relieve pain. cleanse, purify,
and cure such Diseases restoring the patient TO per-
feet health after trying different physicians, many
remedies, suffering for years, Is it not conclusive
proof, II You are sufferer, you be cured? Why
Is this medicine performing such great cures? 1t
works III tho hlood-n the circulating fluid. 1t can
truly be called the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. The
great source of disease originates in the blood, and
no medicine that does not act directly upon 1t, to
riy and renovate, has any just claim upon public
attention.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, June 2, 1876.
Breaks to-day: 352 hogsheads, 81 ierces, and 90
boxes.
The number Of packages offered ut auction, ISL;
of which 1873 were sold.
Prices ranged from S1.20 to $40.
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Nambcr of i,a MS, -.


distract OF reports made to the Controller
II tur Currency. showing the condition OF
the national banks in the cityo Richmond,
Va. a the close oi business on Friday, the
Eth day OF May, 1876:
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISEs.-The COM
InruccIncnt exercise. OF the Augusta te-
laa.r Seminary at Staunton, Va, will take
l.ac" on Monday and Tuesday, June 9Th
ANA 9Th, al 5 o'clock =. VI.
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Bonds issued 70 The Pacific Railway companies, in
trre~i },ayuhc In lawful moncy-lrinctpal outstani-
ur, .U23,5l2; interest accrued and nor yet paid
J: Isl $50 Interest paid by the United St!tcS
pf mails. &C.. $3.50 l,3i9.71; balance OF Interest
Pa!i by the lntct STATES. s23 900 63.29.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Indian appropriations bill was dis
cussed in committee OF the whole. Messrs,
Mills and Throckmorton spoke regarding
the Fort Sill reservations. The section
transferring the bureau to the War Depart
ment was not reached, when the committee
rose, and the House took a recess until
night, when there will be session for
spceches
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TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO- acFSTsSS
Il yIDENCE, BOSTON, AND Mons ssssassAs
TREhI,. AND BILLS OF LADING SIGNED
ALLIANCE, Captain CART,
will receive freight for the above ports TIL SAT-
URDAY the Sd instant, ut O'Clock 4. Ms
Passage to Philadelphia, including mesls ana stale,
room So; second-class passage, including meals ana
state room, ihirdciass Without meals,
~, ". i W. IN III $500 s5a+
Je Silt =" 80 NO. a4So pp pc e'fee''
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old 1>+yFS
4 dominion Steamship Company sss szesssz,
steamship RICHMOND, Captain KELLEY, Will SAL
SUNDAY, June 4th at O'Clock Z. M.
EVENING. u ,, eor-
Through bills of ladng signed and goods ior-
warded with dispatch to gil points nofth' soulii'
east and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
aa Cabin Gire to New York, $12; round-trip tickets
500 Storage, So and So. l.nst
0' G. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ie3-lt Companys Wharf. Rockets.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
co. i N 9 El EE 5:s H 4 H6eEEBINGs
The Blaine Investigation:
An Exciting Day,in the Committee Room
Heavy .Failures--Labor Troubles--The
Eastern Question, &c.
XLIVTH CONGRESS-First Session.
WASHINGTON, June 9. 1876.

SENATE
The morning hour was occupied in pass
ing number OF bills for the relief of va
rious persons.
The bill fixing the time for holding the
circuit courts in the Fourth judicial district
was passed. The district includes North
and South Carolina, Virginia, and West
Virginia.
MIR. Robertson presented petitions OF
colored citizens of South Carolina remon-
strating against the ratification Of the Ha-
waiian treaty. Referred. ...s'
The Legislative, executive, and judicial
appropriations bill was taken up. The bill
as amended increases the amount as it
passed the House by about 1925, 900. The
first amendment, restoring the salaries of
senators and representatives to $4,000, was
agreed to. Considerable progress was made
in the bill. All the amendments reached
were adopted. ''~ ..~.
Adjourned.
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The Public Debt

The Public Debt.
The rccapitulation OF the statement OF the
ruhlic debt ui the United States for the
month oi May. lS7G, just issued. is rs 1ol-
lows:
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pEpARrURE OF STEAMERS.

VEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
il 3-S&W2t = -..T'f'E IL.
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his economies had brought it about; that
gold occupies place in the pantheon Oh
New England only second to the negro, but
he did believe in the maxim Fay as you
90" He believed that the neglect OF this
principle was now the curse Of Virginia,
Adjourned.
.. Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session was opened win
prayer by DR.. j. R. Garlick.
The report OF the committee on
TINE AND PLACE OF MEETING
was presented by DR.. Garlick. 1t recon-
mends Danyille as the place OF meeting, anu
Wednesday before the first Sunday IN June
as the time; DR.. Jeter rs the preacher, and
DR.. Andrew Broaddusa as alternate.
DR.. Hatcher earnestly advocated Grace
Street church, Richmond, as the place.
Professor R. Fl. Rawlings, ofsCharlottes-
vile, earnestly advocated that place as the
best point to meet.
DR.. Garlick stated and defended the re-
port Of the committee. .
hSf. y. T.. II. 11OlillcS WI Luiy aa'o>"'N''
Danville. -... i. ..s!
DR.. Hatcher then Withdrew Grace-Street.
Professor Rawlings withdrew Charlottes-
Vile; and the report was unanimously
adopted.
On motion OF DR.. Jeter committee OF
fifteen was appointed to consider the best
means Of promoting the endowment Of the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Professor C. L. Cooke read the report OF
the committee OF the :. s51 =.
MINISTER'S RELIEF FUND.
The report states that the committee had
raised during the year sl,053. They had ap-
propriated se4, 7s5 to the relief OF INDECENT
ministers, their widows and orphans, had
in treasury s2O5, and had invested the re-
mainder in Richmond city bonds.
Mr.. T. j. Starke, treasurer of the comna't-
tee. presented his report, made ON explaana-
ton of the working OF the committee, and
;apnealed for more liberal contribution, as
it was sadly needed, 8 = =
Rev. DR.. Jeter said that he could not allow