Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

MORE OF METHODIST.
SOME NOTABLE FEATURES ABOUT
TIE LATE CONFERENCE
Able Members who Did Not Take Part In
the Debates-AnDuai Report OF
the Central Asylum.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'cn''
Prrynsguse, Va. November i9.--But rev
of the Methods. ministers hnd iayineI
who attended the late annual session Oh
the Conference in this city reinaineu over
until to-day. The majority OF the dele
oates hurried away on the earliest trains
after adjournment 1t was o ho1,'e1'-f
fact that some OF the nblest members ~
the Conference did not take part N tne
debate upon the various questions oeiore
the bodv They made reports, but ga l.lI no'
"a a General thing participate 10 d az We,
SONS. Dr. w. V. Tudor, for insthics' NJ i. r.
speak at all Dr. j.. Whey bieos1 ,sNl sceupied
e., ,i;,1a ~ ne time on the Conference. " a.
g. Brown, from his posiiloil ~ ~, N Inc Col
Finance Board aud supe'lh tei1litsS, 20 bis feet
portage Board was necessaI lL.l,p on the Confer
encs probably was characterized ;! 49, nroba-
nony and unison, and no religious p July ,ooTo
BIZ ever witnessed ADLER DISCUSSIONS NV
courtesy and eood-feelng In depsSo'
A GOOD PREsIpTSG OFFICER
As presiding officer Bishop keener coais
well be- excelled In all the requirlsos ~ a,n
Tor mat p0sition. Able gentle, courteoIH' ~
always IN good humOr no maue q inOu1l P,d,ed
dent By bis simple decision over swo Year.
mon we're assigned 20 duty or t1 VI, ISL, IN Ms
ne took the responsibility tor al aeiects ~ - -
appointmepts His decisions on polnls " -.
hs construction Of points OF discipline n ,rsnt
mcnt Of the Individual members VI 80 an
body OF earnest preachers 10 uutl, a.o,,I,int
prone, and there was no ques"oh VI
ONLY TWO CHANGES.
rrnara vere only two changes IN the appoint
rnents In tbis CITY Rev. r. T.. Wilson, i Or ~,
wears pastor Of Wesley church, goes 10 berSje ~
lie IL much pleased with his new cna' ts1.siSine
James r. Twitty y sopersedeqf; ,S az health
has completely broken down IN the very Pr 20
of bls me- and usefulness, and his annoHoh 10
deeply regretted by the whole Conference
TIE CENTRAL Asylum
The annual report Of Dr.. Randolph ia. AsI i,'
superintendent Of the Central Luhatc Hs5iu .
recommends an appropriation BY tne u enSiai
hssomhIv Tor anotbSr addition 10 the building
for the Acconrn IdatiOn OF the ooioteu iuna . =
Tho building IL now full ana many osueIs ~ !,
seeking admission. Special attention Is calIsu
T. tho loose manner IN which EXAMINATIONS ~
conducted by mag,sterial commissions gu ~
the large number OF imbeclies, l1i0tS' UNI ~. -
pe who are not really insane VINO ~. No,,, a
United to the asylum instead OF 70 the IIty or ~
county almshouses tho only proper place ~. 10
them. The Governor Ia asked to recoihlloih
sJme remedy for this owl by ACT oil Inc Leslsia %
ture. The remedy would save much expense W
'D' ''''' BURGLAR CONVICTED.
Edward Wilson, a colored boy, was to-day con
vcted Of burglary in entering ana rooD,ns IL
store al w. w. Lcckett, and sentenced 70 hihe
months imprisonment in jail. wilson i ~ Ptsa
Gated another boy, named George Harris, IN me
robbery, which the latter stfonuousy Uoule-'
In this case tho jury could not agree. ,,....,.a
ms grand Jury brought in several indictments
In the Hastings Court to-day.
GENERAL NEWS.
Tbs weather has been very cold during tne
rasi two devs aud ice several inches in thick
ness has been formed. 1910.
prices are realized this week. The cotton TO
celpts, however, are worry ight.