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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
STATE OF THE CHURCH.

|
The character Of these preachers was
favorabiy passed upon, and their reports
Ilcccivcd. All the reports showed Il graf
flying increase of members In ana good
work of the Methodist Church In Vir-
einia.
| When the name of the Rev. DIR. Slcdd
was called. he arose ana said that It
gave him extreme pleasure to say, In
closing the eighth year OF his paStorate
at Centenary Church. that the last year
was as pleasant as the first one. He
reported sixty additions and twenty
| deaths I'm the year now closing. and
That the financial condition OF the church
WAS excellent
| several prominent ministers visited
the Conference this morning, among
whom were Bishop Grnnbcry and DIR.
Moses ID. fioSe. DR.. HoEe delivered an
eloquent address of welcome and the
Conference arose and sung "Blest he
the Tie That Binds"
TWO IMPORTANT COMMUTERS.
The bishop announced two commit.
tees. the first to distribute the books
iett by the late Rev. ID. i. Wills tn UNI
aerSrau'latos. and the names of the
committeeman are:
T. NJ. Edwards, John O. Rhodes ,pa
II. NJ Maxwell.
fhe second committee Is to investigate
the case "f Rev. G.. w. Carter at his
own request. and Is composed of j. Nj
anderson. !. j. Taylor and K. NJ. Chan
der.
It VIII he remembered that Dir. Carter
uSkS Tor this committee to Investigate
ms late actions. he having been said
10 nave been guilty of immortality. be.
cause ~ The time of his recent mar
rage me- had n divorced wife living.
Nhu inc committee will report whether
.nSy ma anything in the charge to war
rant Il trial of Or. Carter. The char,
actcr of n number of preachers wnr.
passed.
Upon the call FOR tho names Of minis.
ters VINO have Joined this Conferences
~ 'IahSier these rcsponded: f. l.. pcu
" moore, &. II. Galloway and "
NJ Lcftwich, all rom North f,,rr,iin,
ne bishop then appointed the nov
james A. Proctor to fiji tho v,cnnc,, ~,
the Board OF Missions. w
EVENING SERVICE.
me preacher for the service to H., hold
In. Centenary Church at & o'clock this
evening will be the Rev. j. ID. Barbcc.
OF Nashville, Tenn
Bishop CRANBERRY nronounrod tho
bencdiction after the singing of tho
DoNoloEy to-day. ana the second days
work of the Conference was thus ended. |
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.
Rev. w i. Tillott. of Nashville
Tenn. is tho Dean of the Tbrolorirni
Department of the Vanderbilt tJnIvcr.
sity at that city, and is here AT the
Conference.
men his name was called this morn |
lns ne d"iiNcrcd an interesting address.
which WAS favorably received. rho
University Is in a ilourishing condi-
non. he said. and he invited MI tho
nreihren TO come and see the nstitu
ton.
EPWORTII LEAGUE RALLY POST
PONED.
he Rev. s. y. Steel, who was eypcct
cu 10 address the t;pworth League Raj
~ IN Centenary Church. Friday even
ing' can not come before Saturtia, So
me rally VIII not be had Till next week,
ana due announcement will hcrnnftnr
be made rs to the date
Ihe committee appointed I'm u. Geo
w. Carriers case had n conference IN,
i|Eht. nui gave out nothing. 1t Is
Shid Or. Carriers defense will he thar
III" was never legally married To- tho
,.si, Ia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
Press Club Meeting.

The Norfolk and Portsmouth, Press
Club Will hold Il very important meet
ing at their rooms this afternoon ut )
o'clock. when final arrangements will
be made for the enteriainm"u, to lie
given at the Academy Of Music IN Fri
day, December 9Th Aside from this IL
will be the most important meeting tho
club has ever held. because !. the in rge,
number Of application. for II cmbnrship,
both active and associate
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

To continue the whole week. Fancy
plaid dress goods, l9c. and 25c. n yard:
ladies Jackets. capes and misses
cloaks. OF cloth. boucle, beaver and fur,
all at special selling prices. Winter I'M
dcrwcar at the lowest cash prices. Kid
gloves. wool gloves and mitts and warm
hosiery. See Sundays paper for prices,
Satisfaction guaranteed ON every sale.
LEVY BROS
Modern Bargain Store.
la Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
shot II Burslar.

n gentleman living on Butte stree,
near CRANKY. reported ut the station
mouse yesterday that mt an early hour
yesterday morning he had shot n burg
lar iii the side or hin. while the mar
audcr was cndcavOrng To effect an en-.
trance I" the house. The weapon used
was II 22-cal!hrc rifle. but the gentle
man is positive that lie struck the
W"uld-b" burglar as he was coming
through the window which he hnd
raised. Nothing was stolen.
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Court orT.aw ana Cnanccrv

The Court of Law and Chancery was
engaged again yesterday in the trial
Oh me suit Mr.. J. Knight Thomas
against the Virginia Peanut A ssocia-
ton TO recover $4,000 damages for UNI
Warranted discharge from his position.
run particulars of the suit were pub
liShed in The Nirginian yesterday. 4
stenosrapher has been engaged to take
me testimony and the probability is
that the case will not go to- the iurv
until tomorrow
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Holiday Goods.

Messrs. Greenwood * Brother have
been making preparations for their
holiday trade for several months, and
one OF the firm Ras gone north to make
further acccsSions of the latest i'm
ported novelties. If you wish the
latest and best at lowest prices i'm tho
city call on Mcssrs. Greenwood e. Bro
Their. who will satisfy you in every par
ticular. For best work In the watch
repairing or jewclry lines you will
find the best workmen at Greenwood's.
Our speciality bridal presents and
novelties.
CHAPMAN & JAKENIAN.
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United states Court

The Court sentenced the following
prisoners:
Aubustus c. Paul, ex-postmaster Mt
the Hampton Soldiers Home, convict
ed of cmbezzrement; six months In the
Norfolk jail and fined S75 and costs.
Mack c. Berkeley, assaulting A. E.
Topping with knife; one year In the
Kings county (New York; penitentiary,
Judgment for $lS254 was Eiyer, against
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y deed of assignment was admitted
10 record in the clerks Office yesterday
rom the Standard Guano Company To
i. Harvey Daughcrty, trustee. convey
ing the premises, Nos. Sc and SIS Union
street ana the fertilizers and chemi-
Gals, etc. therein, for the beueiit bC
Inc creditors Liabilities about $40 600.
nSSCtS. unknown - ''N'
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DeedS nr nnrnnin n,hsn,.

Robert j. itingwalt, of Philadelphia.
10 Mrs T. c. White. two lots at the
northwest corner Of Raleigh and Mo-
ran avenues. Client; consideration.
,,I Lucy -. . Neson to William H.
White, lot with improvements an
the south side Of Main street: conside-
ration, $500.
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suits Entered.

Hcnry ;. Herman. administrator of
Caroline l.. j. King. VS.. Minnie /. Mer-
Ger ct ais.
Leo Judson VS.. 7. F.. Synder
=. Williams Bros. VS.. Adams Express
Company; damages $4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

loSi-a Check Apron. trimmed in hand
SOM" crochet trimming, between Fnlk-
land and Holt streets. on Chapel. Wel-
heSuay night about 7 o'clock Finder
please return 10 the Armory Hail, the
Carnival of Trade Fair, al the ice cream
pdilNF' nOiJ-lt
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THREATENED HIS WIFE,

Domestic happiness has not prevailed
in the household of Bernard Hadlry for
some time past and on Wednesday they
aired their family troubles i'm the
Police Court. each charging the other
with unfaithtulness. Neither could sus-
tam their charges on that occasion
ana His Honor dismissed both warrants
This settlement did not suffice. however
for when the wife went home that night
she securely locked her doors against
her husband. Failing to secure ad :
mission To his domicil Bernard threat
ehed To XIII his better half, who prompt
~ had him rearrcsted and i'm the Police
Court yesterday he was fined $40 and
costs. Both seemed satisfied after the
fine
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Marriage license.

Henry Otto Herman to Julia Il.
hidd. white; Louis ELI to Alice Tate.
colored; Charles +. Bill to Ella II. Gre
CORY. white.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
THREE AT 4 TIME,

Manager William Cochran. who has
charge of Icnd!cton & l3oycc's stables,
in Union street, has been annoyed for
some time by Il lot of negroes who mate
the stables their sleeping apartments
lie Happened to come in OH them dur
ing "Wednesday night and captured two
named Frank Gibson and David Null
lett Mr.. Cochran held them at his pis-
lois point until an officer arrived when
he turned them over to the latter Just
prior to the arrival of the officer am
other negro from the out side. named
Charlie Wynne, came in and interferrcd
and he. also, was taken along Justice
Burroughs fined them each $3.50 ana
costs yesterday
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FURNITURE REPAIRED

Re-polishcl Cleaned. Packed ana Ship
ped: Chairs rc-cancd. Upholsterers'
materials furnished. Cheaper work
than any other establishments: done
al house If preferred. orders solicited
go and 2S3 Church street. s. f. HAM
ILTON. noll-im
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LOST HIS QUARTER.

Much amusement WAS created III the
Police Court yesterday by the antics
and demonstration of Il suffering
negro. named Fred. Gray. who tried 10
convince Justice burroughs that Charlie
PurNis had captured Twenty-Five cents
which he had accidently dropped, ana
which PurviS would not give IN
Gray's testimony was that he. among
others. worked at Mir. Young's guano
warehouse. and that while waiting for
hargcS. etc, they were permitted TO
play five up" for amusement: that
during the game on "Wednesday he felt
SO sure of winning his game that he
offered to bet one of the players a GUAR
Ter on the result; that lie pulled ont
the coin and accidcntiy dropped /. .
whercupon Purvis grabbed il and np-
propriated it 10 his OWE use. Justice
Burroughs did not think that there
was sufficient evidence to convict Fur
Wis, so he dismissed the warrant. much
TO Gray's disgust.
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MINOR OFFENSEs

>, W. H. Davis, white. profanity; fined
81 and costs.
S. III. Hunt. colored, breach of the
peace; fined $3.50 and costs
Lewis Dodd, colorcd. assault on officer
fined 81 and costs.
Pettis Eppes, white, assault dismissed
with costs Sl.25.
Il. j. Lawler. John Nelson, John Sorr-
Gunner. John Benson, White, drunk:
fined 81 and costs
Lewis Dodd, colorcd. drunk; fined 81
and costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

WILL. THE GENTLEMAN who took by
ini.iakc on Monday night, Nov. II. from
Pages Hall n blu,-black ovorcoat kind
= advise by postal where same can lie
found j. n. M'BRIDE, Us Water
Stesl, CITY, nolI-2t'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

l.ADIES, Get your broken China, Glass
HricIa- hrnc mendr, neatly with rive,s
SlltLTI, 22I. T.. Main street. Viii he
~ her2 n few days only. nol5-3ts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

!" AN TED-Salesemn to sell staple goods;
at home or travel: liberal salary or
GOOD commission. We send samples on
application; give exclusive territory.
address L: Q. Box llOa. y. Y. CitN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

IA!ER HANGING AND PAINTING,
solicited: terms moderate: Norfolk rnf
orcn2as. Address JOHN. care this Of
tee. noi52t
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-By December LIST, seven or
eight room house. with bath: state
WANTED TO rent with board to mar
ried couple, without children, one Fine
Ro3ln. Price low. the object being more
TO have company in the house than to
make money Address CANOPY. with
references. this office. If
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

i WANT Five Experienced Hulding and
Loan Solicitors well acquainted in Nor
folk nnd adjacent towns. viii pay
Salary with commission. Call on w
NJ IARh at Atlantic Hotel. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
NOTED THIEF BAGGED
He Surprises the Court and Spectators by
Contrasting Several RohberleS.
DETECTIVE EAsIWOOB's BIG CAPTURE
Many Important Matters Heard I'm
the Police Court-A Suit Against
s.,c Gnslight Conrnny-Mnrrin
I.icenses-ln the other Courts
Deeds Recordcd-Sufts Entered.

Justice Burroughs had small docket
in the Police Court yesterday, but sew
eral of the cases were important and
in crest ms
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

Over 500 people fitted with glasses In
Norfolk by Dr. Week, and no com
plants. f. II. GALE. 152 Main at 2ttI n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

WANTE D. Statesmen Energetic men to
sell goods by sample Ut home or tr;lv-
el; easy seller: staple GOODS: liberal
SALARY or good commission. Address r.
q. Box 1903. New York city.
uM2n-ih OFT
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in the Police Court yesterday, but sew
eral of the cases were important and
| interesting.
CRIMINALS CONVICTED.
The most important case that has
been before the Police Court for. long
time was that of Joseph Wick. the col
ored thief who was so cleverly run
down by Detective Eastwood and proven
10 be the thief who robbed the resi-
dence of Mr.. w. NJ. Rettew, on Boush
street. of u valuable diamond ring and
other goods. Fletcher Ballard and Rob.
ert Johnson, two other colored indi-
viduals, were also captured by the de-
tectiVe as accomplices. In the Police
Court yesterday the trial or the prison
ers demonstrated the fact that Nor
folk is infested with many hardened
criminals and Detective Eastwood is to
he congratulated ON the meritorious
work performed by him In Kidding our
city OF at least two of these tough
characters. Joe Wick was tried first.
and evidently realizing that the evil
dcnce against him was conclusive he
confessed everything, and blew on his
pal, Fletcher Ballard, duplicating him
in the robbery. During the trial il
came out that Wick is also wanted
Tor breaking and entering the store of
Mrs. IL. Cohen, on Church street. and
stealing lot Of clothing and some
cash. y suit Of the stolen goods was
lucntlileu, III DelnG on the prisoner. He
is also suspected of being implicated
In the stealing of the $40 bicycle from
the stable of Mr.. S. q. Collins, on Free
mason street.
y number of other crimes are also laid
to him, but the evidence regarding them
is, as yet, incomplete Fletcher Bal
lard's attorney tried hard 10 clear him
of completely with Wick. but the evil
dcncc WAS against him. and both he
and Wick were sent on TO the grand
jury. The evidence against Robert
Johnson was not sufficiently conclu-
sive TO justify Justice burroughs in
sending him on, SO he was released
AUSTIN ALIAS HARRIS GUILTY.
The negro, named Robert Austin
alias George Harris. whom Eeteclive
Eastwood arrested in Washington. D.
g. as AN accompice in the stealing of
Sis worth Of clothing from the tailor
ing establishment of McSsrs. Nichols &.
Wallace, on Main street. was before the
court to answer to the charge and the
negro made fun confession. EXCEPT as
to the quantity of goods taken.
This is the thief thought TO have been
IN accomplish of the negroes. Roane
and 5rnudy, who We're sent on to the
grand jury Il few days ago by Justice
Burroughs. Austin. alias Harris de-
MED. however. that they or any one
else was implicated with him In the
! robbery. He was sent Oh IN the grand
Jury.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

BUILDING, LOAN AND LIFE INSU-
rance combined: exceptional induce
inents offered TO iirSt-class solicitors
Room 81 lIaddington building, city. .
to 10 u. NJ. motif
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WHO ARE ELDERS?

The next question was "Who are cleo
ted cldcrs?" The candidates who were
chosen for elders, after examination. are
these
l.. II. Potts. a. S. j. Rice. Il. NJ.
Becliham. 6. Hans Spooner. ASA Dris-
coll. w r.. Thompson. j. Il. Wmn, l..
l.. Banks and Il. f.. Gardner
The case Of S. w. Day was continued
To enable him to finish his course of
study, and in the case of DR.. 49, Austin
who had previously been Ordained an
cider there was no action to take
The next business was the calling
of the roll of preachers of the con
ference and asking the question: Are
all the preachers blamelcss In their lives
and official administrations"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

AGENTS-A snap; S95 weekly; So coo
yearly: no experience reuuired; failure
imposs!bic; new schema: particulars
6SuS, boston, Mass. noI-tll. tn Sa -l2t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

sAiESMEN-Onc locally and one to
travel: Will pay good salary and eX-
penac; or conntission: orders; easily OBJ
tanned experience nnnccrssary: ior
~itarigs lnd pnrii"n!ars address +. -
SoN 40 New York city
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

GAl4ESME.N to take orders ana collect
soo bond, signed by business firm, ro-
quifGI; exclusive territory: $50 To $I5
y. iS.& 1911 Now York ci,N in In 4 81,
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STATIOMERYl

New tints, new shapes. Our super
lnc cabinet containing 100 shoots OF IA
per ana ~, envelopes at 81 cents for the
S2hlhct is bargain you should not
lnlhS WISHING cards ana Wedding invita-
sonablc figures. Nt1SBAI'Ai'S
lbs Main street Norfolk. Va
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Oyster Sandwiches q, gae's. cents.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.t:-A splendid mule. years old:
Eooi size; perfectly gentle and Will
less than half her worth. as owner has
no further use for her. Address j. T.
!U FEER, 22S Main street. city. nolh-tr
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CONSULTING ELECTRICAL, ENGI-
N&Eli-M n. Agclasto. 81 Plume st.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compound
cd All Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toi-
let Articloa, Cigars and Tobacco. w.
4. PHILLIPS, ZIG Main street.
NEW FACES AtL.ARou~ CHANGING s5s>
,n rsO.S tho fcatr;as and Reinoy- fAath
Ing iilcinisl!es, In 15D p. book for stamu Aee rHu
Jonm IA. " 1odb,iry, laI w. 42d 81, n. i. w, 81
inventor OF Woodbnry's Facial Sonp. &|
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

Rev. ]. Powell Garland submitted an
APPEAL from his decision on Il question
of law arising in the Norfolk district
conference.
The point was made by Dr. White
head that presiding elder had no au-
thority to decide questions of law nris-
ing in district conference. and the
Bishop sustained the point. This is the
case: Has w. Il. Rlankenship. being on
trial III the Virginia Annual Conference
and having no right to vote as n local
preacher in this district conference.
the right 10 vote for the election of lay
delegates 10 the annual conference
q. II. RAY.
There is no law comforting ON n
preacher on trial In an annual confer
cncc the right 10 vote in an election for
lay delegates in n district conference
J. POWELL GARLAND.
The Committee on Conference Rcla-
lions was announced as follows:
j. e. Reed. Il. 4. Compton. Paul
Bradley. J. r. Taylor V. w Bargamin
w. Il. Judkins. ]. o. Mass. j. w. Car
roll, c. +. Conner. j. ID. Hank j. r.
Griffith, j. II. BOSNIAN.
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