The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-19

ptt,iohu. Lynchburg, %: T.. V. White
Portsmouth. 10: II. W. Peatross. Danyille,
IS: r. If. Smith, u; James Il. Pace, :; W.
+. Chandler IA; W. J. Riley. NJ. Is. Haw-
k,ns. n. l.. Richardson. DIR. :. Anderson, >.
l.. buchanan. II. L. Hartley. l.. eockefeli,
W. W. Wallace. J. y. Lavender, 1. j. Davis,
W. L.. Grant. and g.. Neville, received one
vote each; 4. w. Mason, Z; l.. l.. Marks,
II; r. Pollard, o; X. Irby. D; {. ID. WiniIce'
.: W. W. Berry, &; J. .. shepherd, y; T..
b. White. 3; X. :. Pauiett, 81, W; r.
Holmes, ,; L. V. Vawter, :; and W. bfau'
bury, I. 1900
The first five named were declared elected.
SECOND BALLOT.
On the second ballot there was no elec-
ton.
LAST BALLOT.
on the third ballot r. T. Chandler, OF
Dlnvillp. and James o. Shepherd, oil raj
myr were elected. "
'rhis completed the election Of lay dele
gates.
LAY ALTERNATEs.
Nessrs. J. w. Bradbury, Of Petersburg,
and a. +. Vawtpr OF Albenarle, were
chosen lay slternates on the first ballot.
Two more were needed and another ballot
wns taken, but will not be counted untl
this morning.
CLERICAL DELEGATES.
The first ballot for clerical delegates re-
suited: DIR. John A. Edwards. OF Lynch
burg, ~; DR.. X. y. sledd Of Norfolk, lio'
Or. II. A. Peterson, Of North Danvilie, !Sl;
DR.. Paul Whitehead, OF Lyme hDurg, IL.
Dr. j. j. Laflerty. Of Richmond, 80; Or. a:
| & Brown. OF Norfolk. %: DR.. j. Powell
Garland, %: j. II. hmiss, 20; ;. ;. Lam
botn. n: II. NJ. Hope. II; A. 1. Bleds0e'
81: l.. NJ. Peterson. .; Leo Rosser, I; +. D.
Boggs. .: James .. Moss. 4; W. l.. Payne,
/ 3; l.. :. Reid, 81; w. +. TIllet. 53i W. e..
Starr. 80: i. ID. SOuthail. 1; j. J.. CLARK, y
IN N. Edwards. 4; W. T.. Judkins, 10; j..
". Blodsoe. II; ". l.. Edwards, %:
j. A. Proctor. !; G. r. Booker %;
!. :. Hunter, !; >. ,r D. h ia.S; "
Wrav. ~: w. ". Lear, ?; j. VI. Ander-
son. 7: II. {. Cheatham, 3; J. {. Watson
Oscar Liitleton. ,; +. =. Wilson, !; W. J..
/ Wright. /; c. +. Watts, ]; ". q. Nas-
soner. !: j. Manning. ?: J. i. Twitty. /; X.
! ". Watts. /; W. +. Biyn.. 1; r. +. Gayle
/ .: ". {. Walden. 2; J. l.. Deshazo, 2; W. -.
| Evans. .: G.. &. Vanderslice, 3; j. j. Ed
wards. ]: W. +. Robins, 4; Il. F. LipsromIDl
p; II. Ferguson. 3; j. K. Sturgis, ]; W. W.
Royal, ,; 7. II. Campbell, = - - WtIiep-
! hr0ker. ,: 4. ID. CTawley. ]; }. n. kidui.h'
/ 7 =.
! Gee. !: X. 4. Compton, ,; j. [. Martini l.
/ N. j. Pmden, /; W. II. Christian !.
/ in. first six named were declared elected
and another ballot was taken for one ocic-
gatc. and resulted in the election OF Dr. H.
/ Powell Garland
MIR. GAIT1s.
While the ballots were being counted III,
T.. j. Gatiis, agent Of the Colportdee boaTa
Of North Carolina, gave re-. OFT OF the WORN
he had done.
Nlr. Gatt,s goes around to the various con-
ference in the interest Of his publications.
REPORTS.
Tho Conference finished It's work under
rnlr 2O-bearing reports from pastors IN IN,
various districts-ye yesterday, ana III
O'Clock adjourned until TODAY.
virginia Conference brotherhood.
At $3.50 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon the
annual meeting Of the Virginia Conference
Brotherhood was held in the Broad-street
Methodist church. Rev. 7. a. Peterson
the president. presided. and Rev. William
4. Wright acted as secretary.
The session was opened with religious ue-
totlOns. led by Rev. Jacob Manning.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
A0or "a short address by the Chair con.
nrlfulating the Brotherhood on the EOOu
work accomplished, the secretary and treas
urer. Rev. g. G. Nanderslice, made his an
uual report. as follows:
Assessment No. -. for the benefit Of the
/ Family of Rev. Joseph Lear:
| III beneficiary members at 50, paid SJJl.W
| ll1 uon-benehcidry members al 81,
paid. .................. ......... paw