Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-09
THE SALE OF LIQUORS
.o.o,ure SUPPRESSION RECON-.
vveNpeo BY The CONFERENCE.
L., Of Deceased Miuisters--Tbe Col.
-, Endorsed and q Contribution Ask
ror--Business Well Advanced.

,rEuAM. n. c.. December s.--(spe-
,ocr the usual devotional exer-
' d, The Methodist Episcopal Con-
Go The report OF the Committee on
i'''..sr,c vas read and adopted. II
...,o,icd the absolute suppression of
Gallo u intoxicants. and that the
..,,e should memorable the next
r....l Assembly to regulate the sale OF
i1s.Is. .s.,,,,D, ,..,
.t. r. W. Bailey, S A. Cotton.
- Letters. II. T. wyehe. Rufus
INV. X. 4. Bruton.
... conference list was already full.
-r names Of candidates were with
..,, could be admitted. J. II. Newlin
continued at his own request.
Glowing were admitted into full
....oo. A. L. Ormond. ID. n. Cavi-
r. Frizzelle. r. IL. Sutton. w. a.
..... 81. T. Pyler. J. +. Pate, j. M.
s r Maybe. j. w. Wallace. and
r..pp. After being earnestly adj
t.l ly the Bishop concerning n
80 christian duty, he asked them
4. questions from the discipline,
aounced them received in full
,.r Hon.
motion 10 was resolved that the
.-I incidents OF the burial OF the
...I preachers be included In the
published in the Conference
-, l o. the minutes.
SUPPLEMENTARY.
-.. report Of the Committee on Con-
~. relations was read. The follow
..., continued in the supernumerary
viz. ]. ". Avent. j. Il. Babbitt,
cali r. W. Townsend. and J. c.
following were continued az
..,rr. ties. Niles Foy. J. Il. Bailey.
g. Wyche. NJ. c. Thomas. III. y.
r.. c. LAWN. J. b. Martin. w.
--snn. T. II. Ricaud, and T. j.
mort Of the Board OF Education
.-....4 Trinity College. Greensboro;
....0 and I.ouisburg female colleges.
.- Trr.ty High School. NJ. Roads
Green were recommended as
rts OF Littleton and I>ouisburg
....s At this point President Kilgo
s,...eS the conference on Trinity Col
, 81. made a vigorous plea for Chris
49, fr..at.on in Christian institutions;
e., TO greatest type OF Christian man
,.. -1aH only be obtained under
.-.t..0 tuition. He asked the con-
s..~-s f1r $500 for n Craven memorial
4..s. arl "a contribution for books for
D.. l-a.y ~ the college.
FINANCE REPORT.
-,.. -s~1rt Of the Joint Board OF Finance
r5. swing the following statistics
b.. .,. conference: About IS per cent. OF
o.. ..-.-s ments had been paid. and the
s.. r.re distributed among conference
'...-.rts. B,f0r" the report was adopted
e.. 4 appropriated to Mrs. l.. ID.
,-s and tD 10 Mrs. Joseph Wheeler.
r..-. crowds thronged the sessions Of
t. -Car.nc-.
~.. reports Of the preachers show that
i-.r r'.1ns Of the assessments in the
.t charges had been paid up than
,.. expected on account Of the hard
t. Tl, spiritual condition Of the
r.-- was above the average. and the
r- 20 Interests Of the Church within the
NO the conference were highly
,.'-...'.
TORCIBLD SPEECH.
o.. speech Of Rev. Or. Barbee on
....-. Ertcns!on" last night at Trinity
,... gas q forcible presentation OF
g.. ~r.rtaDt branch of Church work.
g.. loo FOR more than an hour. and
g.. r.e gave undivided attention.
ness Of the conference is we'll
-.,- 4Hl so far no very important
have detained the regular
p-. .. tae body; and those who seem TO
r-.- rr lict that the appointments
e Tho last business on hand) will
30 p, 2 oIt Monday morning.