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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
The Newfoundland Bill.
fRv Cahle 10 The Times.l

PANS. Mar. LIT is set forth that the pre-
amble TO the Newfoundland bill, which was
to-day laid on the table in the Senate, is that
France repeatedly protested against the main
tenance Of English lobster factories on the
French shore is contrary 10 existing treaties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
The billiard Tournament.

PTrTsBURo, Pa. Mar. T.--In the billiard
tournament this afternoon Burris defeated
Walker By score Of 900 Ia pa. Tonight
Mclaughlin defeated Boschert by score OF
400 TO lO6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Nrw YORK, Mar. 17.-Fire was discovered
jim tlle immense establishment of the Knickcr-
booker Brewing Company, Seventeenth 10
Iehteeuth streets and Seventh 90 Eighth
avenues. about miduieht. and for time 10
WAS thought the building was doomed. The
Aame- vcrc controlled. however, after $50 900
damage had been done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
A Long Telephone.


IDT Gable % Tho IlmesI
LONDON. Mar 1.-THE first talk over the
telephone between this city and Paris was had
to-day. IL was highly successful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
MORE MAFIA THREATS.
THE WAYOR or NEW ORLEANS ne
CEIVES ~ ANONIWOUs LETTER

----
,.,.
S"Si"S ''' "n" 'n' ''"'''' " '''o
Must Dic-Action of the Grand jury What
- r,,o,,,,,,, ,c ,,,.. Amir i'm other ci,ics No
Further Trouble Feared.
NV, Or1r,x. T., March II Tho Grand
N ....,,..-
Jury in'' 'il' morning WIN "i JUS ni'iD"
present JUdrc Nrr presented the special
-larrc given below i'm Tine riot and the jury is
now INVESTIGATING. The leaders viii probably
bo oindictod TIE following the charge:
"Sinco volr last adjournment New Orleans
t... .i.....,.,. &c., 1.,l.rfl. tro,.1,.
"''
which terminated DID lhc h'''h obi 'i''VH per
SONS. prisoners in the custody of the law,
l,r.o1 ,,..tl, oo7,,,liaifr in fine Assassination
.t....s..oi....
ot DAVID q. ID messy 'L. 'i'' '"''' '' l'on.'
of this city. j ely depIo"hie tragedy be-
cause. W.tl.utre,erencet o. the cause. al good
citizens must aad d' regret me tha.h@ 'l
human life without warrant OF lazy. ihe Hf-
tails ot fa' DID 'd, uis "l I'I- "i'-eV u'lu'cl",
and ii- cause ihb ant'''H'N'1 "t 4i', 'el9 'l
pubic MOTOR. .'lf. theN ".' 'uS, @'t l We
~ . -, .,,S ..I,,5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

cable message was delivered TO II by Dunlap's
Cable News Company. and expressed pleasure
in publishing the statements IN denial OF It's
truth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
General Johnston M.

The Philadelphia Record published the follow
Jug yestorday; General Joseph T. Johnston Is
very NJ NJ Washington, d. c., aud his death Is
not Unexpected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
its most convenient form for shipment from
the United States.
grcH AGAIN RTPFUeEs.

its most convenient form for shipment from
the United States.
DIRECTOR LEEcH AGAIN REFFUsEs.
Director Ieech. of the Mint Bureau, has re-
iterated his refusal 10 direct the superinten-
dent Of the Philadelphia mint TO coin free Mr.
Merrick's silver brick. On the return OF Sec
Tetary Foster he will approve Mr.: Leech 5 po-
stion. and Mr. Merrick's case VIII then be IN
shape for him TO take 1t TO court.
CAPITAL MOTIFS.
Virginia pensions: Robert Jackson, Thomas
birmingham. Ignaz Burse, William +. Dean,
Scipio Capihart Robert T. Evans, Irwin
Griffin. Daniel Werbert.
A p0stoffice has been established at Hutch
inson. Wise county, with Nancy J. Hutchin-
son as postmistress: and one at Laird. Din
widdie county, with Matte f. Gibbs as post
mistress.
The Interstate Commerce Commission will
hold session in the United States court
rooms AT jacksonville. Fla. on March 3Oth, at
which time cases brought by the Railroad
Company Of Florda. Charles Perry and j. Nj;
Rising and others. against railroads and
steamship lines forming three routes 70
Northern cities will be heard. The cases in
volve the question II unreasonable rates on
oranges. lemons and strawberries.
Secretary Blaine is suffering from a severe
cold.
The claim for indemnity for her husbands
leath. made by the widow Of the late Cen
eral Barrunda has been received at the State
Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
nrrAnA1roN nEMANplp.

NAsHsnLE. IENN.. Mar i7-About 900
Italian residents Of this CITY met last night
and adopted resolutions asking the ltalian
Government 20 demand fun and complete
rrparation for The work Of the New Orleans
mob and a thorough Investigation and pun
lshment Of the leaders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

NV YoHK. Mar. I7.-Fue was discovered in
The six-story building Nos. y and 80. Leonard
street. occupied by II. b. Clafln Co.,
which is large warehouse about e. G.o'c.ock
Tonight The fire was confined 10 the second
and th,rd stories. in the rear of tho binding.
.I.e los, j. nstimated ~ 80 900 ln.ured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

CwflAND. o.. Mar II. Dominick OMol-
ley tho detective who IS accused of iampering
w'th inc Malta jurv in Ncw Orleans llas ar-
ryoi here Detectives Mcmillan aud Cad
iagher aud patroliuan Ncal wlo do dutv ON
tho west side say that OMalley was at one
tnc "a member of the Triangle gang Of
tgughs. OMalloy WIS frst arrested on "a
charge a. larceny. IN 1903 Gallagher took
him on suspicion aud Dee was sent 10 the work
H.u-e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
TIE kEouEsr DENIED.

ins-Seeretary Nettleton has declined %
furnish to New York firm 81 900 coo in gold
bars for shipment 10 Europe. In taking this
action the Treasury Department makes de-
parture from its inyariable custom in the past.
At the Department il is stated that the reason
for the refusal il that II Is not believed 20 be
the duty Of the Government 10 furnish gold Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Nothing new was received al the Navy De-
partment to-day about the disasters to the
iielena and naval iugs Nina and Triana. A
peculiar coincidence in connection with the
wreck Is that ON March lG. 1889. two years
ago yesterday, three United States ships were
destroyed at Apia. Samoa, by hurricane.
Another peculiar circumstance connected
with the disaster is that Lieutenant Com
mander Lyon. who commanded the TIiana.
was the executive officer Of the Trenton when
she was wrecked. and Ensign Field. ON the Ga
lena, was ON the Nipsic when she went ashore
at Apa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

George W. Mayo. huction"er'
on and "a north Ninth street.

CPECIAL SALE or sPL ,It.' ~
Tgi-viTWJis SOLID sILyEEWAkE AID
ciriT-f.IASs. sAHOGAEY Pfptsl AZ EXIT ~.
sioEINsi il MAHOGANY ~ kSdi r. r.
,.,No r' nic IL sNiiN DAMAsH fAkLok
sI'iT. ..c.. Ar ArCTiON--is ill oncf ct a9'"oh
81 nv warcrooms. commencing At J n. H.,
FRIDAY. OCTOBER o. 1891.
..,,.,..,.,,y ,o,,sorne EIGHT-LlGHI PARLOR
CUASDEi iEKs. Win 'ifht ~" y, ,,l."1
cu,-glass pendants md also cHi-sl.Sr D'"N
NV II ans. equal - Thorn IN tne cl.y 80,
, go nno i1nuortoi 7-OCTAVE fIhNV' enc
W., ,,a case. ornameuted with orinoln anIriA,
Northumberland by AIphonse bi"n'''' "'
paris ,rid r,ioI nj Paris kxpo-iton
COR IN ~ s.i',vFR WATERS. LADl.E. AM BEAU
''' TIT,,I'i RrpOl 'SSE SILVER II uLl. 800.
, ~ nu,r,n riGuT-IEhyED NAHOHANf ~
DEsrAL EXTENSION TABLE u, cAc'l'h'
nri.-- about rs - ~ fc't IN lcns,h -,
FASHIONABLE, aDo't - '''' '''"'
very ,r - rich and handsome sATlN DANAsh
PNRLOK SUIT. = pircc---H} ~ ny Ivy .t,,t
. nave w" FlsFNCH,!LATE GiLI-fkAMED
MANI EI~NIEKOEs about 6As1 ir"n,t ti,..u
- WI r-FKAMED a kAN HNN. H.
PLATE NANTEf~NiknokS' ap'u. %
fne, an four " ,hose mirror "HFN t"' '@-
ro.siyo naI lasting mercury nir1-' ~.
sofftT SFyFR@. SIRASBVt BH' gal
'FSCII,u fIAIi.- aui DISHES;
CrI-GIh>s PREsEaNE'. d &c \ p
D ,soDytniAf GOlD GENT IL u + y
'VAICliFs. atefn-sct,in, a'id si'iu-N .'...
ono op.n arI orc hunting case' ana .'.'.
v,,a.;; '.,'< trLLhgEr. Eeyitlanmarlie. iDp:
WtiioaNXN ARM arI OlHEK CHAIRS HAi
r~t1 NtI%GS ana On-PtGNVINGs, &C.
Toie SHE offers "A unusual Oni''til's
tho ,,iircfase OF rare AMI valuable tieti''' 80
G,,. are ESPECIALLY inyl,el t0 atfrnl .......
'''' a. GEORGE ". MAYO
ocG
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Z rIUKIBvsrNrN.

On one side is the figure Of z lion bearing
the royal arms If Greai Britain. ON the
other viii be put corre-ponin- figure @:
a lion supporting the hcr,il.c devices Of
Canada and her colonies. Immediately
below the rational bird and the national
motto IL a hne.y-carved moia!lonoi John
Wesley. on the rch; and left -!dn # which
L. IN, quotatIon: " ME the pair 50 lou.
disJo.ncd knowledge. and vital pl- ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

= fN-7-~-~s~~'r
,I,KUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
CHOICE GROVE AVENUE
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
CHEWING & ROSE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTlONEERs,A AND
BROKERS.
NO. q NORTH TENTH STREET.
-. -. --~>.----~~.,>-.~----~S0--
uvxJJSTEES' AUCTION SALE

~ ,t..ro q, -, certain decd Of trnst dated luth
dav = Nav. 1890, II record in the 'lrts ON.
-, i,irnmo'i Chancrry Court. in Deed-bo2h ~
H. pago ~ default having been me-, ,,r. IN l,-
l,-.,I aud hcing required 80 TO DO by the h"1nr''
vs." viii sell by auction, upon the PREMISES Oh
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II, lS"l'
o,clo.i. =. NJ. That BEAUTIFUL LOT OF
TANp. win tho FRAME DWELLlN" NO W.
thereon. situated ON the soiih SIDE 81 'iv'"
-, q iron, If 36 frct on Grove nyruu", nhl
extending back within parallel lines 1917 leet 10
an alley % foot wide.
This property - delightfully."- located anu ms
only g. te seen fo convince you oi 10 "'''''
Please attend the sale. a..
TyRu-: Whist tue greater portion o. NV
money IT, du- yet by consent Of parties III III
tercsi liberal terms may be- given.
A.. CiEWNING,
EDWARD :. ROSE,
90 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
TIE CARPET NEWS on YESTERDAY.
WORTH REPEATING

II came upon the warm breeze OF the
morning-thc quick demands for the
CARPETS advertised Yesterday. Evident
" q happy thought inspired the re.
duc,ion il price Just ot the moment OF
widespread need. The present stock
can stand about ton days OF just snch "a
rush, when these bargain carpets viii be
numbered with the things gone by.
You are looking out for Millinery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
~ X. y. Chanln x Co..
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
No. north Tenth street.

y,RUSTEES' AUCTION SALE or
4 THREE HOUSES ON THIRTY FIRST BE
TWEEN . AND STREETS AND III htt
Houses ON TWENTIETH u KEET BkIN ELN
T. AND q. AND one HOUSE o. . SIkEtl'-
nv vir'tir Of two deeds ~ trust ron Lh"H'h
Rfpwn and vile. tho nr-t dated May ~, 1870
recorded in Richmond Chanccry Court Dt"l-
Tolk 40 A. page 40. and iienrco county t"uf',
Decd Book 80 4. page 80, tho second iateh
fulv l.. 1890. recorded in Richmond Ihancery
request Of beneficiary, default having been made
i'm rnvnicnf- under tom deeds, We viii sell by
public auction on tne premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1t, 1891,
commencing GA Twentieth street ~ 4 o'clock p
81. and on 1hir'y-nrst street at 40 o'clock /.
NJ the PROPERTY dc-criari n follows:
lst All thai I.DI or LAND WITH lMPkOF T.
MEMS THEREON lynx and being In the city
- Kirnm, nj, Va, fronting 80 feet on west lne
If Thlrfy-f.st sfrect between O and + streets,
aui running back between parallel line- ~
fr.t 10 al alley. Al-o. all That LOT OF LAND
NTH IMPROVEMENT THEREON lying M
being IN Tie county ~ Hrnriro, W., fronting On
wo-t hn. OF Twentieth -'rc"; or,w"en + and q
-,ierfs 80 feet 'l'n,-. ana running DA'H DC
tween parallel lines l52 feet.
nG. Al mt loI on LAND WITH lMIkON F.
MEMS rlEtLON 'yins AMI being in M" city
- ki.Dtnaul Va. x 300 lI.af-ti ,n ID north
west corner - 1hiriy-nrs' ana stree = 'front.'
ins ON Iuirty-nr-t street 80 ir.t, then brck tc-
tween parallel ilro. li1 feet o. an alloy Also.
LOT gu6. beginning $50 feet from u ftl N's' r
nor OF Gairis-ur-t ami o streets. tnencc towards
T. street ami fronting ON llry-trt street p
feet, ant bacA between parallel lines l3- ieet TO
an alley.
Th- property Is locltcd IN tho growing East
End and should attrt't Ire attention - parties
seeking nnur. Cr wishing 500 make Investments
not requiring very large capital
TERMS: Whist the deeds reI tire cash ~ . OK
Icnsc- Ant debit, due. sl,ll1.GS AND l.3"9. -,
81 re liberal terms VIII Dc nnloin',i ni hour 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

The hVmu Jesus. Lover ~ Nv Suui
was then surg ~ the .lrE.tr~ ami spec.
tutors and Rev. Dr. Georsc Dolsla-'. -
Montreal. delivered the tniri at'rca- I
wclcom. recalled iha 'aet tAa' u hAi
been twenty years since he had occUtlr i
place on Warrington platform. Zee re-
momherel that General Grant. with scy'-
raj members %. hi~ CaLiurt. Wa present
on that occasion. f. was the evening oil
the day foilowlng the ratification 10y tie
senate OF the trcGty OF Washington, III
which wa iald the foundation ot uri-
v,rsal arbitration as u means oi setilh-'
national differences.
It's second vi-l, would b. equally memo
rnhe. He welcomed the delegates O.
America AM Cana Is. VII r. there was bar
one M.thoIl>m unto! VI, thOdisil. ne
SAID TINT tn. last Lcumcmcal Council. p Il
III London. had resulted IN brln-lnA o. out
that glorious cou-uuiuau i. All dli.".-
ence- had been adjusted ana to-day there
Wa- only one Methodist Church ~ the DO
m.nlou. he hoped that tA" present. NEE, =
ug would hriLI ABOUT a glorious "a result
for tie Methodist ,nurcA Al the great
American republic IM>rrmarA Wa ", ,,
ed with prolonged app Ausc. III wAloA al
II the delegates seemed IL JON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF a
| LOT OF LhNDIN THE COUNTY or Hen
RICO NEAR IhE nAS EEN L,Mli II 9t iH ~
FEET on TIE EAST LINE or WHITE
STREET BErNEEN BROWN AND LEWIS
STREETS AND - rEHpLNG BAGS WI ny
PARALLEL LINES 10 ftEI 20 Al ALP
~ SECT WIDE. AND DESIGNATED As
LOTS Yo.. - ANDj ~ IS APLAT RECORDED
WIIH \ DEED FROM ). r; DlI K No
EO,K ~ 4. PAGE 10. HENRlCO COUNTY
iRT.-l}y virtue Of n certain decd Of trust
dated Juno .. 1890, and 81 record IN tho ClerA
Orlce Of Hcnrico County Court ia Doe'-boof
13l r. paCo ~. default having been maio IN
The payA.,n, 81 tie debt thc-"in secured. and
being re- ;urcd 60 to DO b. the holder thereof, We
shall proceed to sell by auction, upon the
premises. GA
THURSDAY, THE STU DAY OF OCTOBER. 1881,
nj . O'Clock T.. ~, the LOTs above referred to-
Terms: CASH 4. J. CT OWNING.
EDWARD 8. ROSE,
oro Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

"Honorod guests from thu far-of lnnds
of the South Seas, from New south Waie,s,
New Zealand and Australia. We know IA"
work that you hive been do;ag AID the
faith winch has INSPIRED II. All the sw"eter
shall be our communion here. because Il
no Great spaces over winch You have
travelled on land aud sea 10 reach this
place. We bid you welcome after your
,os-.ngs on tide az wave. and no presence
shull v. reiLo'alcr with greater pleasure
tLIl, YOURS brethren who came from the
most distant lands. In the Temple 81
Diana. N Ephcsus. there was l2' pillars ara
fnrnical Tcraplc there are 800 pillars, and
rach one is 10 our Mctholi~m n Wash,mg-
ton and our Nicholson throughput tn
world the eitt 81 HIM who i KING Of
Kings and Lord Of Lords.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

Fixing s- o \
C o rsc you
are for tho
are
general in the
city to-day.
When you've
settled on what
You want di
ret your ut
tentlOu to tins
store. where
there will be
tbroUn ont on
centric cOun-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

When The COunclI ro-assenNIrI no lrr-
siding officer. Bishop kccncr. took his seat
IN the chair which j. intended rs git
g. the proposed American University.
Tho chair had been brought into the
church during the rcco--. II Is construct,
"a from two oak beams taken from the old
City Road chapel. London the corner
stone o.: winch Wa Ian rs John Wesley.
II j. If massive proper ions. solId and firm
"a design AMI makeup. Surmonnting ~"
back ~ the char j. the American eagle
with outspr,ad wings. having against iis
breast t., starred and striped smcld cd
the United States appropra,gly coiorei;
beneath the eagle and shield IA carved
crlmsnn letinrs Is the motto
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
rnr rlsnop's wrlcoNF.


IS a younc city. We have no spacious
palaces no ancestral. ivy-cTownei cas-
tles, fragrant with legends; no MINISTER
like that of StiasbrufA OF YORK; 10 RUNS
Of pyramid. coliseum. or temple. to ias-
clnate uy ancient memories and wealth Of
curious art. In fact, We are SO young "a
vet that We have not been able 20 produce
ey.na thoroughly respectable graveyard.
much less "a historical abbey winch may
tell the story and embalm the memory IF
our illustrlOus dead. Our ediices are few
AID have grown out Of the simple ne
ccSsitlcs ~ the nation; but. gwen u
few centuries more, when electricity
or compressed hir will be the worlds
motive power N land and sea. when two
days VIII bee ample for the Atlantic fer
mage, and the common railway speed VIII
be al least one hundred miles AL hour, and
there VII be different scene. far more 10
satisfy the taste for at and architecture
III the year OF grace 800 when the dele
gates OF the Lcumenlcal Methodist Con-
ference shall meet IN Washington to hold
its one hundredih session. But no ceutu-
~ car ever come when the welcome Will
be more cordial. the presence more highly
appreciated. OF the remombrauce more
grateful. The hour will never strike when
representatives 81 tie great Methodist
family will be received with deeper love
than We now give with open hands and re-
joiciDg hearts"
GLOWING pfEORAIIOS.
The Bishop then gave scholarly and
intensely interesting and entertaining his
tOrIcal sketch of the origin and growth IF
Aethodism, aud this was his pcIoration:
Brethren from the South. We greet YOU
with LOVING hearts. ia your Virginia our
common Francis Asbury established the
first Sunday school on the American con
tinent: ia your Georgia. the Weslsys
learned how 10 labor for the poor III your
Charleston John Wesley published the
first volume Of his hymns. the be-
ginning Of that great minstrclsy
which the world viii never grow
tired Of singing until the gates Of
pearl are reached aud the discords OF earth
ara l0st in the song Of Moses and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

representing the Primitive Methodist
Church OF England, the next speaker.
made BRET acknowledgment Of tne wei
come extended. lie sand that the English
Primitive MtthOdlsts were really the OH
spr.ng. tie hnral descendant, Of Ameri-
can NethoG.sts. Seventy or eighty years
ago thcru were many camp-mcttlngs and
revival. III America. The echo came over
the water 10 Staiiord-hiTe. and some work
men there resolved TO hold ole. so there
the Primitive Church WAS born. They had
had female ministers and III that were u
great way ahead OF other MethOdIst-. / his
Church had sent It's delegates here and
they accepted the cordial welcome held
ont to tholn. He hoped the channels Of
difference between the Mc.hOilsts would
be worn down some a. "a result OF this
council. and a. the Primitive hurcA hnl
gwen up Its Church IN Canada IN order
that UNITY might follow, So II stood ready
10 mako further CONCESSIONS II tho same
Interests.
XIV. Il. ABKKCRONBIY, or SHREWSBURY. Eng,
delivered the last address Of the day. lie
SAID he was member If the last Ecumon-
cal Conference and Knew OF good that had
resulted from II. lie recalled the ut
terances OF wisdom. encouragement. and
brOtlerly love of many eminent American
MethOdlsts who had participated in the
deliberations IF that council. He repre-
sentod the nited Methodist Free Church
III England, and sand that while ITS mem
bers were comparatively few yet he be-
heved It had added something 10 the good
that had been accomplished by the Chris
tau Church. IL was essentially an evan
gelistic agency. lio expressed the hope
that from THIS Conference will go forth
mighty spirit OF influence that shall be-
felt throughout the world and TO the end
Of time.
At the close Of Mr. Abercrombies re-
marks tho doxolOgy was sung, and the
first days session closed with prayer by
Rev. DR.. Stephenson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
sCRIrTrRx SELECTIONS.

At the close If the sermon Rev. Dr. Ste
plcnsop read a number Of Scripture sclec-
lions. the audience standing sni joining
in the reading. At ~ CONCLUSION III" Sac
rament OF the Lords Supper Wa Admins
tered Bishop Poster rea.liLg the service.
A recess was then taken until 2.3O y. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
surnrur WANT OF THE CHURCHES.

II this sentiment held sway 1t would do
more than all the processes OF constitution
mongerinc What could not Methodism
DO IA country where 1t had a far field
and favor? This Conference ought TO be
great spiritual power. he earlier
Methodist preachers had met, not for
financial purposes solely but for spiritual
amcken.ng. The supreme want Of the
churches was the HOLY Ghost. If the dele
cate. opened their hearts while here 10
CHRIST, they would 20 buck as burning
torches t. their churches. He hcld IN his
haud John Mesley's httle Bible. from
which hc had read out the text IN crowds
and mobs AMI III his later HE IL some fash
ionablc churches to winch he had been III
vtcd. HAT bible was printcdin 1859. and
on it. leaf II bore the words III Wesley's
handwriting. Live today This was
Wes.ey's message 10 the delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
by T. Catlin, Anctioncer.
Nos. , nni north Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS
on CHINA STREET BETN EEN BGLViDEhE
AND PINE STREETS.

rv virtue II n locrac ~ Tho Chanccry Court
OF Richmond riiy, entered JAY -. 1871, IN tpn
suit 4 Uancc en- T. rs. Dance ~ cls.. VIII sen
at public auction, on the premises ON
FRIDAY. OCTOBER !fl.
q, $50 o'clock z. ". the TWO TENEMENT
DWELLINGS Nps. 0Ol md GOO CHINA street
Tho lot irouts about 30 feet aud cx ends uh
between pa rfii!el lines no f"c' 10 nu alley. q
better location tor renting purposes cHii1o' Ut
found.
TERNs:.Cnc third # pgrchase-mon"y IN c'.-h
nni the residue on n croft of AK ani t"'.',
months. vita interest nldel from o." Gay on
sale and tito retained until ia" whole Oh P.'-
ch,..-fn,noy f. pnid and a deed il ordered ~
Court. or. II purchaser so dc-ifce. all ine pur-
chase-moncy nay be- pail IN cla1.
JAMES G. LANB.
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

ByJ. b. Elan * Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
lll3 Main street.
THAT MOST ATTRACTIVE,
l. ELlGiBLi-LOCAfKD, NEW, DE-
TACHED THREE-sTORY
BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 934 WEST GRACE STREET,
WITH FINE LOT 34xl5G FEET
TO BE SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION
on EXCEEDINGLY LIBERAL TERMS.
OK MONDAY NEAT. OCTOBER 18TH,
al > o'clock T.. NJ, we shall by request Of the
owner sell by public aution, on tho promises,
The ABONE-NAMED VERY ATTRACTIVE
AND TRULY VALUABLE RESIDENCE on the
north side Of west Grace street between shafer
and Harrison streets, which was erected within
the past fiye years by one Of our best builders
and IN the very best manner, containing twelve
rooms. having all the modern conyeniences and
admirably arranged. having large double par
loTs, large dining-rOom and kitchen, five cham
bers Of good size, servants rooms, panty, closets
Bathroom, etc, the entire house being well
hsltod, we'll ventilated. and IN nice order. The
lot fronts "a feet and runs back between paral-
lei lines l5U feet TO a wide-payed alley A first
rate home In choice location. The many seek ers
Tor such property should avail themselves OF this
sale, ~ nothing better Ii likely to be offered,
and possession IAN be had at once
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In Ave equal
Instruments by negotiable notes at one, two,
three, four and five years, interest at per cent.
III separate notes, payable semi-annually, and
secured BY decd VI trust
J. b. ELAN & CO.,
oco Auctioneers.