Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-09
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
District Conference-PersonaI-Gtveu
Five Years.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, July s.
| Especial 1.-THE Charlottesville District
| Conference, in session at Crozet, j. pre-
sided over by the Rev. J. ). Hunter. the
| presiding elder OF the district. The
Rev. w. S. Conrad. Of the Rappahannock
| Circuit, was elected secretary and the
! Rev. c. w. Jones, Of The Culpeper
station. assistant. The presiding elder
| and the preacher In charge were APP
| pointed u Committee on Public Worship.
| These additional committees were APP
pointed:
Missions---J. w. Bledsoe. George T..
! Booker, Jr., w. H. Camper W. ii.
Haden, and }. c. Rosser.
Sunday Schools-C. +. Vawter. w. l..
| ogden, c. A. Hester, c. ID. Carter. and
j. o. Barksdale.
Epworth League--C. l.. Bane. j. II.
Kabler. w. l.. Ware. II. M. Gleason, and
c. j. Haden..
! son. G. T.. Jennings. NJ. c. Harris, and
! T.. l.. Carroll.
| Finance-W. III. Ricketts,, ID. NJ. Pattie.
ID. w Anderson. ]. G. White, and II.
| w. Mcdonald
Spiritual Condition OF the Church,.
| W. Carroll w j. williams b. f. Smith,
| w. j. Kidd, and NJ. c. Rousie.
Quarterly Conference Records--R. B.
Blankenship. S. A. Birch. G. s. Stevens.
b. G.. Garth, and W. G. Smith.
Literature-Paul Bradley, j. @. Rhodes.
j. 7. Payne, X. G. James. and Frank
Burrus.
Examination OF Candidates for License
TO Preach and Recommendation to the
Annual Conference-Paul Bradley. c. l..
Bane, and w. A. 5. Conrad.
Reports from the following charges
were received: Charlottesville, Abe.
marie, Scottsvllle. Batesville. Nelson,
Amherst, and Milton Mission. and they
showed improvements In all departments
of Church work.
MIR j. A. Burgess, the proprietor OF
Hotel Gleason, who Is also proprietor
of the hotel at Culpeper, has been forced
by the growing Importance OF his bust.
ness in the latter place 10 give II his
personal attention. He has, therefore,
retired from Hotel Gleason.
Mr. j. II. Melhorn, OF Richmond, II
visiting his brother, Mr. w. A. Melhorn,
I'm this city.
Miss Ida c. Jones left yesterday after.
noon to visit her parents. In Amherst.
The Rev. DR.. c. l.. Petrle will leave
for Ashevile tomorrow for months
vacation.
General Thomas l.. Rosser has returned
from Southwest Virginia.
Miss Lola woodbridge. 81 Powhatan
county. Is visiting Mrs. l.. A. Burgess.
Mr.. c. f. Ashburner, OF Richmond IL
In the city to-day.
The body OF Paul l. Brown arrived
here to-day from Henderson. N. o.,
where, on yesterday. young Brown was
killed on railroad His legs were
crushed and there was severe wound
on the face. He was probably instantly
killed. No particulars have been re-
ceived and there rs no explanation Of
how he was at Henderson. when IL was
supposed he was on his ship In Charles
ton harbor of farther down the coast,
for he was orderly to a rear admiral.
whose ship was making a voyage south
ward. and when last heard OF had put
In at Charleston.
The funeral took place from the homo
of his mother, Mrs. George w. Brown.
on west Main street, this afternoon a.
o'clock.
In the case OF Stephen Points (coored).
charged with completely In the murder
OF Thomas W. Thompson. at Free UnioE.
I'm January 1896. a verdict or FIVE years in
the penlfentiary was returned this after
noon.