The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-15
THE VIRGINIA DEBT AGAIN.
Believed That II RiIl ba Adjusted at the
Coming Conference.
TRE EAST TENNESSEE ANNUAL MEETING.
Amendments 10 tho PresbyterIsn Confess
sioD of Faith to lie Submitted To-Mor-
row-sew York Notes.
INV YORK BUREAU. RICHMOND TIxrs.
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Nov. II, 1871.
There il the most sanguine expectation
here that tho coming meeting of the Virgins
Debt Commission will result in some impor
tsnt steps towards the solution OF the long
standing troubles.
A prominent member Of tho Olcott Com
mittee can be quoted as saying that there was
really 60 little difference between them and
the Debt Commission that it would not take
much time 70 arrange a compromise when
they once got together and understood each
other
THE East TENNESSEE MEETING.
President Inman. OF the Richmond Termi-
nal Company. will leave on Monday % at
tend the animal meeting of the Last Tonnes
zee road at knoxville ON November 18th lie
will take with him proxies on more than a
majority OF the capital stock IL is expected
however. that the East Tennessee and Rich
mond and Danville elections will both be ad-
Journed until after the Richmond Terminal
election. as II Is thought best in view OF the
fact that the Richmond Terminal holds con
troll of both companies to have the new Ter
mlnal directors decide on the directors 70
represent them in the operation OF these COM
panies.
PREsBYTERIAN CONFESSION or FAITH.
The amendments and changes in the Pres
byterian confession OF faith. which nave been
formally approved by the Brooklyn Presby-
terry. VIII be presented TO the fresbytery II
New York on Monday next for their lnfOrma-
ton The changes which are sug gested by
the Brooklyn Presbytery are described by the
best authorities TO be among the most radical
which have as yet been proposed. and are re-
garded AS taking ground more advanced than
proposed or sustained by the Church at large
The action Of the New York Presbytery in
the light Of that taken in BROOKLYN aod its ex-
preston of opinion upon the views Of tho
Brooklyn PTesbytery Will be watched with
much interest. both by those III the Church
and IN other denominations.
THE RUSSELL BRADLEY SUIT.
The Russell Bradley $4,000 damage suit
FOR malicious prosecution. which has been be-
fore Judge Shipman several DAYS in the
United States Circuit Court was brought 70 n
termination to-day by the Jury bringing in
verdict for sl2,500 against the owner of As
bury Park
Mrs. Bussells suit against Bradley grew
out OF her arrest in August. 1879 for selling
liquor withouta license and without physi- |
clan prescription IN her drug store at Asbury |
Park.
THE YELLOW FEVER SCARE SUBSIDIZED.
All the excitement over the alleged yellow |
fever infection brought here on the steamship |
Alliance has subsidized Berger. the invalid |
sailor who was taken to the Flatbush hospital.
IL convalescent. and the doctors say that in
this stage II is impossible TO say whether his
malady IS malaria or yellow fever.
NEW YORK NOTES.
James Gordon Bennett editor Of the New
York Herald, left for Havre this afternoon on
the French steamship
A meeting Of representative Republicans of
New York will be held next Monday to urge
The holding of the next Republican national
in this city.
There is a rumOr floating around the navy
yard that the Atlanta, bennington and Con-
cord will certainly sail on Monday.
q Tdon Lester Ford, lawyer. litterateuJ and
for many years one of the most prominent
d brooklyn public men. died this morning.
He was for several years publisher of the
New York Tribune.