davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
AppIe.-76c@ per pu. s7.6o0\
Der bpl: western apples. 3f25@27e.


peT Spi: western apples. si,aSea.1s.
Bsnapas-Good shipping stock. 3l.60
G250. according 10 quality.
c cs:a1H IS SOC do,
Cauiimowrr-'5 ~ 90c per ou.
Cabbage-sl.50 per Dbl
California Fruis.IGrapes' si;.a o. 20
YORK Ss'f STATE, s ,5s: tIlnoa.ssr iiSs1ss:
brick, lSia q lsc: domsstic Swiss. 2lV
Cranberrie.-Late Howes., $3.50 per
Daie.Epersian. $3.50 per Id; Fards.
Dres.eS CaIves-Fancy. Io9l1c per
Id: common. so l0c Id.
Dressed HogsSQslsc ID.
Finnnn Haidics-to y q lie per 10.
Figs-lmported. new, IL y Ice per ID.
Fresh observation-disclosures hot
house. $l,50n2 per doz lettuce. hot,
Ul.6O pes doz: radishes. hot house.
30 q 35c per doz; parsley. 10 q zoe doz;
green peppers. soc per basket;
green beans. s2,75@3 per bu; carrots.
Zoe per bu; rutabagas, Acc per bu. par
ships, 60M65c per blu; beets. soc per
| bu; turnips. soc per blu; tomatoes. Cali
| fornia S2.25 per box.
Grape.-ponies. Catawbas. l791sc
Grape Fruit-Florida. s3.7594 case.
nay-Deiroit dealers ar" paying the
lots, (. O. Detroit: No timothy.
new. slS01s6o: N" timothy. $l6 q
1850; clover. mixed SIS so: rye
straw. 37.75WS: wheat and oat straw.
S65O67 Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from $lsG22. as to quality:
Hid~s-No. l cared. Zoe; No l green.
&c. No ! cured eulis. 8 nc; No. ! green.
| &c No. cured kip, II 1ac: No. i green.
leiac: No. / cured murrain. &c: No. l
green INC; No. l cured calf. 1513c: No.
| / green. 14nc per 10. horse hides. No
]. 1850, No. 2. s2.50; sheepskins. as 10
! wool, :5c@ 81; No. hides. &c on; kip
Honey-Fancy white. 1e91Ic amber
l2rIIc: extracted, rose per ID.
Nuts--Rlack walnuts. "a q &c per Id;
butternuts, 3is gao per Id: new she'll
! backs. 4Gihc per ID.
Observation-Disclosures, st75Q5.25 box
Ms ,,m.. $3.50 @iaS b per b sSx'
MusaroOms-l5 ~ soc per box.
! Onion.-65 u Toe per bu: Spanish. S1.2'
per crate: picking onions. $2.6oVs PEI
Observation-Disclosures. navels. s2.75g
325 box; Floridas. s275n3sa box
| Pineapples-Florida s}oo per crate
S2M250 per doz
| higan car lots, 35g 400
PouItry-springs. 12a121ac; fowls
I11M1liec; No. =, 9410c: old ROSTERS
90 10c;. geese. l1g l2c; ducks. va g
lSe; turkeys; l7Giss per s ID. Drssse =
! iSnc: ducks. 16G17c: geese. 1870 lac
| turkeys. $50 zoe lib.
| Rabbsts-S2 per dos
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, kiln dried
81 rs n /. 40 crate.
TsIiow--No /. s1c; No. 2. SIC 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
1tone A. Co.. l16-I1s oriswold-st.
'|H Oman Hf1h Lou Cloao
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
JopDING PRICES.


Canned Goods-Appfes. gals. 32.1e;
SiaI.5i Corn. Fancy Maine. si.lo:
standard. soc. TsDie neet. , az s9a nd !.
.sS 81, fans sssat ssiy scS Ss $50
sockeye. tall. SO; na, SAILS: AlaskA
reds. e1.75i Alaska pinks. Si.2s; Ioma :
toes. ls@SOc: snccOtash- NQl.lo per
doz
CoFee-Packer coffee. 1oo-lb. case,
SIS. 20 % 20.25. delivered.
Feed-Bran. 321: nne middlings. $50.
coarse middlings. Sf5. cracked corn:
$2S. coarse COZ nmeal S2s' corn eho
oats chop, s21 per ton.
Straight ses. 10 ssss clear Mss per- Isl ~.
flour, $3.50 per Dbl.
Oiis,1Raw linseed. 800: boiled lin.
sene. SC: Perfection. a1sc: Eocens.
pentlne. in barrel lots sohc gal.
Provisions-Mess pork. SCI so fam
smoked hams. l5c; dr, sailed briskets.
l4hc; shoulders. lie: picnic hams. lie;
bacon. ls423c: lard. in tierces. lao
lShc: kettle rendered. l4Ac lib.
transformations corrected daily
nos. alb. S7s5; 5-lb. s745; Eagle tab
let's, $40: cut loaf. $3.50 cubes, $5.15
xxx powdered. s5.35; standard pow
dered, $50, granulated, extra coarse
IS; fine, In bulk. s4so: in 35-lb cotton
household powdered. 5-lb cartons. IL
10 case. SO: lib. cartons. IS to case.
50 90: diamond A, Sc; confecuoners' A.
ass, No !. 1870: No. z. 500; No. 3.
ia; NO. NO. + s tsS NO. NO. s. $50: no no. 3.
It55; No. 10. $3.50: No. II. t4;45: No,
IL. $40 No lS. s435: No. II. s435:
No. 10. s4s5 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

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In he
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The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton quotations reported by Hay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
Or. GEORGE STUART
MAKES ALL LAUGH

Rev. DIR. George r. Stuart. lecturer
and evangelist. vas Irresistible in his
lecture at the Y. NJ G. A. auditorium
Thursday night on Top sided Folks"
The several hundred men and women
who filled the hal! were kept ia am
almost continuous uproar.
DIR. Stuart has been heard III Rich
mond several times but never te bet
ter advantage than on this occasion.
His theme gave him 81 tine opportunity
to hold up to view the fralties of hui
MIN nature and to empEas size the ele-
ments essential to a we'll rounded
character Eloquence. humor and pa
those combined IL make the lecture
entertaining In the highest degree
And all through II ran wholesome
vein Of sound advice
Richmond people have seldom heard
so amusing lecture. Dr.. Stuart viii
return to Richmond and address a
great mems meeting Sunday afternoon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
FIVE CONVICTED
ON FELONY CHARGES

Five felony cases, in all OF which
the accused Were convicted, We're tried
before Judge Witt in the hastings
court Friday. A sixth case against
{. X, Barefoot charged with malicious
wounding, was noile pressed Mr.
Barefoot IL a. nephew of captain Bar
foot. If the local police force. His
alleged ofense was the result OF "A
fight between himself and friend
The two have since made UP their diff
ferences.
Those convicted anc sentenced
were.
Aaron Logan. eolored, sent to the
reformatory, for houseoreakfng.
J. Turpin, coiored. sent to the re-
formator yfor two years for car
breaking.
George Smith. coiored given twelve
months on the roads and fined SIS
Tor malicious Nounding.
Jesse Williams. given nine months
on the rodas and fined SIS for mali
oious wounding.
Robert Ford. given ninety DAYS in
jail and fined IS for malicious wound
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
MARKET IS MIXED,
FAIR GAINS SHOWN

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE
market tone and price movements
were decidedly mixed at the opening
OF the stock market to-day.
At the end Of the first fifteen min
utes. however. the market had attain
ed firmer tone and a majority OF the
stocks actively traded in showed fair
gains over yesterdays close.
After many cross movements in the
early part Of the first hour there was
a general development OF strength In
the market. becoming more pronounced
toward the end of the period. when
prices In nearly all issues made sub
stantial gains.
Government bonds unchanged 9TH
ers firm.
London was heavy buyer during
the morning taking immense blocks
of Union Pacific ana United States
Steel common. New York Central was
especially weak, declining ia points
The stock market reflected renewed
pressure In the afternoon. most Of
the early gains being lost, with some
issues showing pronounced weakness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
BEGS POLICEMAN
TO LOCK HIM UP

Lock me us" demanded E. NJ Jack
son, young white man. of Policeman
Charles Tucker at Seventh and Broad
streets Friday morning
Il see no reason why / should" re-
piled the policeman "Be on your way,
! am busy aud don't feel like foolish
ness"
You lock me up or Iii commit sui
eide declared Jackson. Pm tired of
staying drunk and the only way | can
get sober liz to be put where there isn't
any booze. Lock e up tell you. /
mean what | say"
Mr.. Tucker thought the matter over
and decided to take no chances on
Jacksons self destruction, According
~ jackson Is now confined in "A cell at
the second station. charged with being
drunk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
CROWDS WILL CO
TO THE UNWILLING

Plans were pretty well perfected at
Thursday nights meeting for the trip
to Washington OF the German Ameri-
can citizens who viii attend the un-
yelling OF tho Steuben monument in
that city December I. 1t Is expectd
that 125 or $50 will go from this city
The Richmond party will go ON a
speclal train leaving here that morn
ing at o'clock and returning the
same night The party will carry
Kessnich's band and will participate
In the parade. Members Of the Ge-
sangverein will take part In the sing
ing of the great choir which will be
a feature Of the celebration. Those
who wish to attend the banquet are
expected to notify either Carl Reuhr-
mund. r. A, Stumpf or August Null
py Saturday evning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
HOOD AND WOMAN
HEAVILY FINED

kimmie Hood, the young man. ac-
cused of committing an attack upon
Mrs. Bessie punnvant. Of Fourth
street. was discharged on this charge
Friday morning by Magistrate l.. w
Cheatham, OF the OAK Grove district
but both he and the woman were
tined s25 and costs upon a statutory
charge In default both were COM
United to the Chesterfield county Jail
squire Chcatham disposed of sew
erai civil cases Friday. In the after
noon he took MP the case of r. f.
Rurke and Company, Inc, accused on
several charges of selling and ped
ding pictures in the county without a
license. This same firm was fined
5000 on four charges of the same Of
tense the other day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
REAL TATk.
FOR SALE BY
REALTY CORPORA
TfON.
No. 2s Nosah Eighth Street
Madison SiS.

1-Room Frame HOUSE. on Petersburg
CIR line. stop ?, good out buildings, large
lot. sl,775.
1s-Room Brick House, North 18th
Street, all convenience $1,000
Nice Home, on Floyd Avenue rooms
and bath, stable IN rear So Gan,
Groom House on Fourth Street, first
class condition, all convenience, REM $500
per year, Price $500
Note this-New 7-Room Bungalow.
Forest Hill, all convenience, large lot
only, $4,000.
Lot l0Ox322 feet, S room House. built
of best material, every modern convenience
Forest Hill, price, 81 500
Store and Dwelling on West Cary
Street, in good condition, 81 500. good
investment.
l4-Room Brick House. on Fifth Street.
every convenience. 5000
Nice Home ON Grove Avenue. OF 8
rooms, on corner, only 81 1900
700 Block, West Grace Street. 3-S;ory,
Brick Building, every modern conyen-
fence, $l0,500.
Three-Story Brick House, North LON.
hardy Street, all conveniences, $4,000.
Note this-Ncw House on North oath
Street, newly painted and papered, all
convenience, large lot, out buildings, and
etc, only 81 800, great sacrifice
See us for Farms in Virginia.
REALTY CORPORA.
TION,
No. % North Eighth Street.
Madison S45
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
METHODISTS TO SUPPLY
MANY PULPTTS SUNDAY
Plaoes--Bshop A. w. Wilson to be at Centenary
Church in Morning for Ordination Sermon.

Marshall street-R. M. Maxey, W. t.
A. Haynes.
Allen Avenue. corner Allen and
Hanover avenues---W. A. s. Conrad.
, Third Christian Church--W. f. Da-
Wis, l.. J.s Phaup.
Lutheran Churches.
First English Evangelical. Monu-
m~nt avenue, CORNER Lombardy--Geo.
W. Wray. A. NJ.
COiortsi Churches
Asbury NJ. +. church, Twenty-first
between y and CD. J. Traynam, r.
T.. Johnson.
Mt. Carmel Baptist. First and Hill
streets--W, T.. Grant. Porter Hardy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
RICHMOND sroGN M4RKEr

STATG SECURITIES. Bios ASKED.
Va. 3s. Old C and r., 1895 ss Ss1l
Va Centuries "a. c. ana X.
cry sEcURlTIEs' ,'''ss 81
Manchester City ...
Richmond City. As. II. 1920
Richmond City. Is. & r.
KAILkoAD BONDS '''''e ss's
A. g. /. h. Il. con TT. An ri "a
A. c. l.. cts. Ind
&, and o; Gen Mer; ~ .loi 49,.
Ca ca s sao ISL; o. - e d331. .ils -.
Ca Ala. Con. IS. 1875, 'l0a 80
Norfolk and West. Ry. 4s.
1885 ............... sg
Nor. and West Poca. As ss44 -
Rich. and Ban. Gold Is. c.
seaboard Air Line IS. 1855 is 81 =.
seaboard Adjustment, 3s. ...7a
50. Ry 1st So. 1895 log
So r Rey; G. Nj, As 1865 -. 49,.
Western NJ c. LIST Is. Z.
sTaEET RAILWAY BOMBS u.s. =.
Norfolk n.y. & l. Co. Is.
Va TX Ky. 4 r. Co s.. 1881 81 "a
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par
Norfolk Ry. & +. Co.. rs -.
' a.. &
Va Ry. g. F.. co com. 100 "a 25 %
Va Elec. Ry. Div. Co. 100
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte. t0U
Allan Coast Line com 100 ia
A. e. l. of Conn. 100 ~. 240
c. and o. ....,..t.-. 100 SO -.
Nor and West. com 100 9Tjx
r.. f. II p Div Oblig 100 ESQ $50
SOU Railway pref. 100 81 -
Sou Hallway com .100 II -. .
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS
National 400 leo
Broad street Bank 49,. 25 -. -.
Bank OF Richmond 100 -. -
Bak OF Com'r and Tr 100 lis -.
Capitol Savings Bank. 20 -.
First National ........1o0 300 -.
Merchants National -. 100 $50
National Bank Of Va. 100 ISL $50
Ma state a. City Bank 100 IT. l76
Peters burg Saw. and Ins 20 sly -
1,la nters National 100 $50 -.
Bank OF Rich'd Is san
Union Bank Of itch'd 50 eco -.
Virginia Trust Co ..... 100 LIS 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
SITUATION WORSE
THAN REPORTED
Continued from First Page. J

Continued from First page)
government against the outrage. The
prompt action of Governor Campbell
In ordering an inquiry into the lynch
Ing case MAS the cause or much salts
faction at the department..
one Of the most difficult questions
III the recent differences between the
two countries VAS the inability OF the
Federal government 30 demand action
b. the State authorities and -hia
compliance with the request laf score
tary Knox. Governor Campbell has At
once eliminated this feature from the
controversy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

Minister'S in attendance upon the
Virginia Annual Conference mt Cente-
nary will ill many of the pulpits In
Rsdhmond and other parts of the Con-
ference On Sunday
Following II the list OF appointments,
whfth are given In pairs for morning
and evening respectively
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

Special to The Richmond StrYintanb
LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. Hilary
sttlington colored, who WAS convicted
Yesterday In circuit court OF Rock
bridge for the murder of Miss Fannie
Brown on Walkers Crock October 22d,
was o-day sentenced hv iuag. :
Houston Letcher To he alectrocuted F1i-
day. December 18th
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

HFsA THSNI LIE. Z 4, Nov = Prot.
Bruce anderson, OF Chatham. Va. has
resigned the principalshie OF the
Heathsvilio High School and returned
TO hts home, He is succeeded BY PROT.
Mtisick, OF Bristol. va
Northern Neck sporismen and their
friends are hndtn& game plentiful and
large numbers of partridge* are being
Banged. The weather has been all that
they could with recently. Rabbits ara
Hlso vary plentiful
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
THE RIcHMoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOVELETTE, II, 1910

Conference they are not Methodist.
either In letter or spirit
Rev. J. II. Amiss and Rev. w. II.
Atwill spoke briefly on the question.
urging moderation and caution. and
then the vote was taken on Mr.. Max
ey's substitute. When this WAS lost.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

Dr. Cannon's amended resolution was
carried, following some discussion as,
to the wisdom of giving the trustees
until July to meet. instead OF TO
May I.
Shortly before p. NJ. conference
adjourned for the day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
RICHMOND. ,
baptist Churches,

Baptist Churches.
First Baptist, corner twelfth and
Broad streets~E. II. Rawlings d. D..
a,nd j. &. Newton. l.. -.
Grace Street Euptist. corner Grace
ana Foushee streets--J. W. Biedsoe,
II. ID.
Grove Avenue BAPTIST, Grove ave-
nue. near Linden-John Harmon, -.
-, and james Cannon, Jr.. II. y
Emmanuel Baptist, corner Firth and
Leigh streets---JohH o. Moss and J. t.
DeShazo.
Leigh-street BAPTIST. corner TWEEN
ty-iiith and Leigh Streets. L. Az
kew and J. L. Cary.
PineStreet Baptist corner Pine and
Afbemarlc straets--1'. r. Blankenship
and J, l.. bray.
Second BAPTIST corner Adams and
Franklin streets-B, &. KclleS =. d..
and Bascom UeN
Tabernacle Baptist. 1922 Grove ave-
nue--H l.. Carson
Nenable- street BAPTIST. corner
Twenty first and Nenable streets--t.
l.. Davis and f. Y. carson.
calvary Baptist corner Grace ana
Pine streets~-N T. Green and J. 1.
Whitley.
garton Heights Baptist, corner Nir-
ein!a and W1ekhnn avenue--A. ~
Nhituora and \. f. Foushee.
Rroadus Memorial Baptist, corner
Broad and Tirty-second streets 70
he supplied, !. ] Bradford.
East End. Ne 700 North Twenty
eighth street-R. Is. Scott and w. l.
Ware.
Northside-~Third avenue between
curtis and Victoria u, w Carroll
and Asa DriscoN
south richmond
Hainbridge Street~~W. w. Lear ~
u. Boyd Hudson
Stockton street I'll. w, Davis r.
NJ.
oak Grovo~-f N BELL. a NJ
Clopton Street, ~ Lewis, -
w. Turner
Ashiand--S. l.. hunvill, A. NJ ana
p. NJ.
yesper service Woman's Christian
Association. +. " H. ]. faylor'
Y NJ. C. A.. $3.50 p. M.---9. IL.
Booker, =. u.
Orphanage---A s. Franklin
Methodist Churthe~.
central, Porter corner Thirteenth
street-W. +. McMnrray. ID. ID.
Asbury, Everett street corner Nine
teenthJ~J, T, Cuthriell. r. NJ, j. z.
Hearn, A. NJ
Decatur Street, East Ninth street.
corner Decatur~~W. l.. Ware, IL. IL.
Smith
West End. No. 24l3 Hun street.
w. n. Riddick, j. S. Wallace.
Fulton Hill chapel--W. a. Je1r1es.
O. l.. Haxa.
Ashland--H r. Johnson. ID. d., II.
f. johnson. H. y.
Nineteenth street Missiori--J. X.
Egg'eston. =. NJ.
williamsburg tt +. r.. Smith. A.
NJ. and r. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
The District kchonI

The District School viii be given at
Christ church parish house. corner Of
Twenty second and Nenable streets
Friday evening, November II. ut $40
o'clock Tor the benefit Of the Home Cir
Gle OF Kings Daughters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

NEW YORK Nov if.--After n atay
OF several months IN Europe. Thomas
r. Ryan, and his son, &. ] Ryan re-
turned 10 New York on the Luslta LA
to-day. Ryan declined to comment on
Tuesdays, election, although he adj
United that he had some views on tie
result
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

\
a ssee.f,,..ftts for the two causes, pro-
ytaed that the amount paid Virginia
,eo,,f..e.rr. sl,nerannUate. be not Iess
,han,ths@ a7y,oi,n, paid them in 1910.
~ ! a smart - u If Nash
,-tll, Tenn secretary Of the super
a.nr,,fafad orea,.btrz. fund. addressed
.l,s e9toferFt,r.. ntea,ifnp Tor thu afup-
;lon al the essesssaent plan fer the
heneflt of This fund.
MT,
The following hlni-'erS VINO MI"
not heIaft examining 'o'hiit1t4st
main en- trial, \. Is LaindiH, /" -
smith, T.. w. Eilplt. Starks Jet W
J. Matt Samuel +. Lucas,
These approved aud passed Ia the
second year wee Granville 3uirn 49,
Cnarl"s A. Eafnpbell II. +. Read An
drew \. Lewis, + y. Sta bies.
fes. Charles w Hoy. OF the Dan
Vile district Was discontinued after
being declared not adapted To min
lsteria1 work No charge was broHgh
against his moral character.
from the noiston conference and
elected 10 deacons' order.
t,a..;... as .,..,.
49,. -
~ ~ ,z... - a5..4,4,,,.
-. - t'auA 49, =" a'tis' -, :
,.@If>' 1oii' ~ to,l' az w. I'm W
~ '''i''eS tsi""iS' - anu
'ei
~ tltits =" i@fs aatto anu INV =
@.tN tt9N'ta !" "'a'ons 8tafl -
&c II fs'ts man, pi"HiatHg elu
~ q Washington instruct. addressed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
Maxey Offers Substitute

ip Ijou Of this resolution, Rev Mr.
Maxey offered ERE following resolution.
which WIS rejected
That we hereby request the board
% trustees 81 Randolph Macon COL
legt 10 take as speedy action Ia reia~
tsou To the reoulrcuo nts 81 the Gem
araf Conference as IN the Judgment of
said board. can be consistent with The
BEST interests of tho college ana the
virginia Arnual Conference.
That NJ assess the same a,nouat az
Inst year tor the Randolph Macon
schools
These names were signed H. he
resolutions: r. ". Nancy. II " Ua.
Wis V T.. Marsh " W, Roya,l
Grave Questions Involved.
several grave questions are in
VOWED IA this matter said Mr. Maxee,
lsflroaueing hrs remarks. and one of
ftse,n hsN 10 DO with TIE auHarsilip ~
the colleges. which / @irfnls believe to
os IN. t}rnpeyty II the church An
o her a0essIion ia ,hAt Of Christian ed
utGtien TODAY there is Il tendency
10 push the church out of the field
believe the church must keep her
hand on every vital interest The
church n1ust keep her hand on the
training of the youth. All are agreed
on t1at
"Scw. fhese resolutions offered by
Or. Cannon undertake to run the
church into the rivil courts. and prac-
ideally demand 'sst the trustees re-
sign II they fAN 10 act in accordance
with the views OF those favoring the
resolutions.
II think We have presented the way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

st1nv SIR Hoax DropIsxi

&ER3 &X4sf. VT. EtNtA fTpvIhN-
WYE Minute question Ne = the
~ names " ministers were
John H. Peters. Herbert +.
I'm. Samuel l., Iunyiilf. thas
%4n, r. v. Owen.
~ were not before the commit
examination and remained in
~ ~ the first year.
y the name Of Z. =. HOOK vas
2ef. Ii. NJ Eeekharn arose and
nk there was nothing Ia the
Exinss his moral character,
- An his estimation Rev Mr.
Slesa not adapted 10 the work
Rt(aiEfrs. lie therefore moved
NOnAiHuancs OF the minister
senaaference 30 ordered.
H11e names of o. l.. Taga
March. G. X King were
1Ae3r exAFninaiione being ap-
TREY were passed 80 the sec.
NJ. BeckhAm. president OF
hoard of finance. presented
on the more adequate
the did and worn-out gu
pFeaehers.
po<xhStrd In the report
xl43 tnount equss tn one
u %I4 pAstor's salaries to
( II IN I1ttion "A an aa-
n It'll nhperannuatsd en-
NJ tln esnsppnt collected
I. ~ 4 with the
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RICHMOND.
Methodist Churches.


Aspurv Place. Lomhardy near Han
oyer avenue--F. r. McSparran and w
l.. Murphy
BARTON Heights. North avenue near
Essex~J. w. f. Robins and Il. b.
Blsnkenship.
Branch Memorial. 35ll r street--v.
f. Turner and w. l.. Jones,
Highland Springs, Seven Pines car
line-J. f. Cuthriel and ]. E. Nc
CARNEY.
Broad Street, corner nf Broad and
Tenth streets--G. f.. BOOKER, ID. D., and
W. y. Reauchamp. II. -.
Clay Street. corner Clay and Adams
streets--t;. w. Jones and L. II. Betty.
Denny Street. Denny street near
SEVENTH. T. Routten and c. II. Gal
loWaY.
E.pworth. Randolph street+E X.
0delI.
Paramount Avenue, Paramount ave-
nue. corner Twentieth a. VIM aud
j. .. Babcock.
Hasker Memorial North Twenty
seventh corner Second street---H. w.
Duhkley and r. Il. Scott.
Highland Park, Second avenue near
Stuart avenue-~-C. + Thrift and Il. f..
Han.
Laurel Street. corner Laurel and AL
beInarle-R. l.. Gayle and =. .. Wright.
Park Place. corner Pine and Frank
Iin~W. IL. Atwiil and John T. Bos~
man,
ST. James, corner Twenty ninth and
Marshall--W A. Cooper and J. w.
5haekford.
Trinity corner Broad and Twenti-
eth 3. r. Gambler and George X.
Stewart. morning. X. T. Waterfield,
evening. ordination of elders by
Bishop A. W, Wilson
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PETERSBURG.
Metllthtiist Churches.


arket-Street--Ta pe supplied.
High- Street,. J. Taylor and w.
Il. JeIt.
W estey----C. II. Williams.
West street,. r. PAINE,
Washington street.. H. Spoonar
and W. q. Parker.
E,ttriek~-~J. W. s. Robins
I3landford Frank hurruss.
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decision OF Br Lipscotnb aud
~ him OF our nigh appreciation
tu long. sble and valuable ser
That nh. committee 8r publish
ferests be requested TO name to
some stlitah person
IA position thus rendered vacant
~ said committee prepare and
GIf n the body sarfie s1ita BE plan
~ qualification Of our Conference
IA Ky RDT
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chicago. ILL.,. Nov. IL, 1910
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Resolved / That for Tho good
81 the church there el4..tfl,I t,.e 4
speedy and ituai settlement az
what Is known as -the Randolph
Macon question, and that. as loyal
MtthoeistS We fsiteVe mat the
aetioH taken With practical uuaisi-
nifty ~ the General Conference.
the great ltw- mailing body of oar
church should tc accepted iy M
parties ns thu proper haAls fat
iaai settlclnent.