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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-26
Kailroud Officials aers

M. c. Jamison, comptroller, and w. G..
Dc Almond, purchasing agent of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company.
arrived in this yesterday on special car
No. from the Scioto Valley division.
They spent last night in tho CITY at
Hotel Roanoke. and will leave this
morning for Radford where they spend
to-day, returning here tonight, whore
they stop will over, going on to Win
Ston- Salem tO.morr ov,.
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Haserstown Soldiers to Come

Forty-two members OF the military
company at Hagerstown, Md, will at.
tend Roanoke's decennial celebration.
arriving here on the 18th of June and
returning on the 10Th. They have en- i.
gagged quarters at the Southern Hotel
and anticipate big time. Roanoke
will extend them royal welcome.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-26
MATRIMONIAL SPRINTERS
Fielding Indorsos Some Vows on
Questions Of the Hour.
re Relates How Hannah Harris Hasty
Marriage Instlgatcd Thirteen Suits for
Divorcc-yyhcrcin Some Writers
Arc Mistaken.
lCopYRIGur, 1921

The good old reliable divorce question
has bobbed up again in the last few
days, like brollen-bladcd jackknife
which the rust of ages cannot consume
nor carelessness mislay. Some eminent
clergymen have expressed opinions
which, as all of us will admit, are wise
and admirable SO far as they agree with
our own, and mistaken only in the other
points.
But it requires almost superhuman
foresight to predict the outcome of such
an act as marriage. For instance,
knew woman VINO married wealthy
man ut eleven o'clock in the morning
with d. Q. & u. r. r. preferred at 10
and all his money in it. Almost every
body thought the stock was going high
,er, and the bride was warmly congrat-
.ulated. But Mt three p. IN. ID. Q. 81 II.
was down to 37}9; and she had to hunt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-26
Natural philosonhy.

John, can you tell me the difference
between attractio of gravitation and
attraction of cohcsion?"
YES, sir; attraction of gravitation
pulls Il drunken man down to the
ground, and the attraction of cohesion
prevents his getting up again."-Tcxas
Siftinrs.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW YORK. May 25.-ISpeoiall Eek
cnange quiet and steady, at 4s7@4sSL.
commercial bills, 4s5M@4s7. Money
easy at l@lH, closing offered at 3.
ouo.treasury balances-gold, SlOo.-
Tio'ooo; currency, SCI, 5000 Gov.
eminent bonds dull and easier-t's,
ll7A. State bonds dull and firm.
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| RusTEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE ADDED

7 RuSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE Of AIDED
OF trust executed 10 me rs trustee by w CT
rrankiin' dated the a9th day OF August, 1870. ana
Court or the city OF Ronnokc deed hook 50 pnre
i5'l, to secure to the West End Land Company
me sum OF Sl.33.3a. payable In two equal annual
lnstaliments OF StjG66 each, with interest at the
, Oh per cent; per annum. rs evidenced by
TWO certain negotiable notes OF even date here
With OF The party of the first part, and payable
to the West End Land Company in one and two
years from date. and whereas default has been
maze IN the payment OF the first above de scribcd
NOT. ana NJ the request or the beneficiary 80 to
DO, will offer for sale at public auction in front
or me courthouse in the city of Roanoke, Va on
IluRSDAb THE 5rIl DAY OF MAY, Mt f2:50
o'clock, the following described property, to wit:
All those certain lots or parcels orland situated
IN inc city OF Roanoke. and known as lots IL. II,
10 ana TO- block II. "a shown by the map OF the
lanes OF the West End Land Company, on tlle in
me clerks office OF the Hastings Court OF the
IERMS;-cash sunlcient to pay cost of sale.
ana the phst due note OF Stiff tp, with interest
from the goth day OF August. 1870, until paid.
Sbb6 70 to be paid on August 10th, 1892, with In.
tercst from the 29th day OF Angus, lSgO Bal
ancc. II any. in six and twelve months from date
oi SAFE win interest. II. 5. TROUT,
Trustee
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NInn's Rcasoninr.

Shc-You men are SO changcable!
Before we were married you didn't go to
the club every night.
He-I couldn't, my dear, when had
to call on you every night. I'm not
away from home any more now than l
was then.-IIarper's Bazaar.
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Temptation.

Fricnd-Aftcr your experience in the
Hotel Royal fire, 1 shouldn't think
you'd want to go to the Hotel Rattle
trap. It's just as dangerous.
Miss Spinstcr-You should have seen
the handsome fireman that carried mo
out.-N. Y. Weekly.
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Public Servants.

Inquiring Child-Why do the papers
call Office holders public servants?
Mother = Because they are paid SO
much and do SO little-Good News.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-26

ENGLISH, French and German tea.
dinner and toilet sets; our own importa.
ton in newest shapes and decorations
at the T.. ii. Stewart Furniture Com
pany.
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Sad Indeed.

Fricnd-IIow sad you loolsl
Mrs. Tricdagain-Lost my husband
recently, you know, and
Friend-ies, but you can get another
one.
Mrs. Tricdagain-I have got another,
but he is worse than the first.-Truth
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-26

WE can show you the larR est stock of
wall paper in the State, and guarantee
entire satisfaction in hanging same
The T.. III. Stewart Furniture COMPANY
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Little Fanny-AIamma, what is hercd-
itary?
Mammn-It is something you get from
your father and mother
Little Fanny-Thcn l suppose spank
ing is neutrality-suspicious. Siftings.
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Number of Dogs Licensed.

-Four hundred and twenty dogs had been
licensed up to yesterday at o'clock.
The commissioner of revenue expects
this number to be doubled in the next
ten days.
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Easy To Prescribe For.

Druggist-What did that man want?
Clerk-Hc wanted something for the
grip.
Druggist-What did You give him?
Clerlx-Don't know; didn't look! Ey-
erything is good for the grip-Pucls.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-26

EVERY housekeeper who wishes good
bread should have one of those bread
kneaders for sale by Brown & JouN.roN.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-26

They say that love is blind, but yet
The saying is untrue,
For can see in my Vivette
Ten times az much as you.
brooklyn Life
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-26

RY TIKTuEoF y DEED OF TRUST FROM
- d.. NJ ogden to the undersigned trustee
dated the Sth day of August, 1S9p. and recorded
IN inc clerks office OF tho city OF Roanoke In decd
book 81, page "a, default having been made in
the terms thereof. and being required so to do by
tne beneficiary Hereunder, will, for the purpose
Oh executing said trust, ofrer for sale Mt public
auction a, az ls:40 p. m, on THE aiTH DAY OF
MAJ, lS,s' In front of the courthouse In tho CITY
OF hoanoke, the following described parcel Of
land situated III said city:
Beginning NJ u point 100 feet west of tho south
west corner OF Randolph and Robertson streets
tnehce south degrees we 81 1l0S feet to an alley
thcncc north 81 degrees, 80 minutes east Is feet Ia
point; thence north degrees cast Ill IS to
Robertson street; thence with Robertson street
ming. f~ " o'9'"
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF sa,e
anu IN inc sum of S2!5.35 and as to the gum of
Sli.S2O upon credit of monthly OF S2991 each
with interest from the Sth August, 1870, nnd the
remainder upon credit OF one and two ycnrs
with interest; deferred payments TO be secured
W oceu Vi trust LuCIEN ii. COOKE,
Trustee.
BY consent or both parties the above sale has
been postponed until Junc llth 1Sga nj The
Same place and hour. l.. ii. COOKE, Trustee.
10 Inv ~'''N'NN'
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-26

PORCH chairs in great variety at tn,
f.. III. Stewart Furniture Company.
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TRUSTEES sALE-UNDER AND by vIR
- tue or deed OF trust, dated April the nth.
ls!o, from w. q. Mask to the undersigned trus.
.ee, anu OF record in the clerks office OF the cor
poration court for the city or Roanoke, va. to-
secure hi 4; a FInnagon tho payment of Sl.sS3s3.
III the payment OF the last due note, and mt the
request t. o. 1T the holder thereof, WILL ON TUES
DAl, THE lirll DAY OF JUNE. iS02 A 12:15
+. NJ, In front OF the courthouse in Roanoke city.
sel NJ public auction to the highest bidder that
ce,,ain parcel & land lying In the city of Roa-
nokc and described us follows:
Beginning In the north corner OF Lee street and
nm alley north OF Gilmer street, thence rth with
Lee street 81 feet to point; thence In we sterly
direction ~ feet to point on Commonwealth
avenuc thence In II southerly direction with Com
mohwen Tn avenue ~ feet to n point in the corner
Oh an alley (known rs Eastern nvcnue); thence in
an castorly direction with said alley 100 feet to
inc place OF beginning and known as part of LOT
ll0; Fourth ward, East Roanoke, Va
IEhMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF execut.
ing ms trust and to pay past due OF s66GC6
with interest from nth April, 1890. and the bal
u h II any payable in one and two years from
the day OF sale, with interest evidenced by ne
gotiable notes secured by deed OF trust on the
property soiu. L. +. BARKSDALE,
q III tuS Trustee
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TNRUSTEE,S SALE OLE VAI1,ApIr pr

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
estate In the city OF Roanoke, Va-Undcr
ana ny virtue OF deed of trust recorded I'm The
clerk office OF the corporal ion court for the CITY
or Roanoke. in dc cd hook 33 page o. from j NJ
Maupin TO the undersigned trustee 10 secure to
w. D. ana l.. Blair, DR., the payment of SSli. evil
denced by two negotiable notes, each In the sum
OF SI02a payable respe ctivcly In ono and two
years AFTER date, with interest from date and de.
1anlt having occurred in tho payment or the last
que note, and Mt the request OF the holder thereof
VIII ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY on
JUNE, 1872. AT - O'CLOCK NJ. In front of thc
courthouse in the city OF Roanoke, proceed In
sell VI public auction to the highest bidder nil
tnat certain parcel OF land lying in the CITY of
Ronnoke Virginia. and described M follows:
beginning nj point on the east side OF Roam
oKe street lOO feet south OF Elm street: thence
north IS degrees 30 minutes cast 2S4 to nm alley.
thence south 30 minutes east 80 feet to another
alley; thence with latter alley south IS de-
grccs 30 minutes west 1eI.6 feet to Roanoke
street; thence north degree 80 minutes west 70
rect TO the place OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash ~ to enough 10 nav the cn., NJ
executing this trust and to pay said note of sac
with interest as Aforesaid, say $3.50 The pur-
CHASER assuming to pay of and discharge n cor
iaih dcDt due by W. d. and l.. Blair, ,Jr to the
Home Loan and Building Association due, on
sixteen shares or stock in monthly instruments
OF Si2O, payable monthly on the 9TH "Wednesday
OF each ana every month, aud ms to the residue.
II any. in two equal annual instalmcnts from
day or gale with interest from date OF sale
!" tus. y. ID. RICE. Trustee
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4 IS tbs.

HRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
a cs,ate in the city of Roanoke, Va.-Under and
Sy virtue ct deed of trust, dated the goth day of
March, 1870 and OF record in the clerks Office of
me IN, corporation court for the city OF Roanoke.
"a III deed book 81, page 3G6, executed by c. b.
Anthonv and wife To the undersigned trustee to
secure TO [. u Lcary the payment of $50 eyi.
uchccu ny three intercst-bcaring negotiable
NOTES OF S26b.662s each, payable In one, two and
lhrce years respectively from date thereof. and
uctanit having occurred in the payment of the
second due note. and nj the request of the
nGncnciary In said decd OF trust, i will ON
FRiDAl, TIE 17rII DAY OF JUNE ISM AT
RoaDo Hii.oG I'm NJ In front of the courthouse OF
hoanokc city, Virginia. sell at pnblic auction to
mo highest bidder all that certain lot or parcel OF
lauo lying in the city of Roanoke Virginia. and
described ~ follows: $500
beginning at point on the north side Of
sixth avenue southwest 3.5 feet cast OF Fifsh
srect southwest; thence leaving Sixth avenue
north degrees cast 100 feet To point: thence
south :! degrees cast - feet to a point thence
south degrees west 100 icct to "A point on Sixth
avenue; thence along Sixth avenue north 81 de-
grccs west % fe ct to beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash ~ to onouph IN nav,
tnc cost ot executing this trust and to pay the
past due note, say 1886 as to $500. 6Gs payablo
ON the 20th day OF March, 1893. with interest
from the Goth day OF March, 1870 and as 70 the
residue, II any, the same shall be payable in ono
and two years from date OF sale with Interest
from date OF sale, TnOS w MILLER
II ids. Trnstce
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by mutual consent the above sale has beer
postponed until June eth, l.92
3btds H. s. TROUT, Trustee.
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ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST BXE
- cutcd TO inc by G. III. Denison on the 18th
pay OF april, 1871. recorded in tho clerks office
Oh the Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke
VI, deed book f2 page Sl3, to secure to Mrs Mary
.. uoHman the payment of the sum OF S2,433 GS
eVluencod by three certain negotiable notes
ocatIhg even date herewith. OF O for the sum OF
Ei,ioO payable ninety days after date, and two for
inc sum OF S6G,Si each, payable one and two
years, respectively after date and default having
notes Tor the sum of St66 81 due April nth fSfs-
and being required to do so by the bonciciary /
VIII, on THURSDAY, MAY 18TH ISr2 Al IA
NJ, expose to sale at the front door OF tho court
mouse OF the city OF Roanoke. Va. TO the HIGHEST
bidder the following piece OF property. to.wit:
All that certain lot or parcel of land living and
oeinS In the city OF Roanoke, Va, bounded and
described as follows. to-wit
Beginning at point on the west side of JcrYer-
son street 25l $40 feet north OF Spruce street.
thence north SSdcgrces 10 minutes west 132 sid
fect TO an alley, thence with same north de-
grces 10 minutes cast so feet tn q point; thence
south 81 degrees 10 minutes 1872 10 feet feet to-
JeHcrsOn street; thence with same south de-
Srccs 10 minutes west 30 feet to the beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay tho cost OF exc
catlng this trust, including trustees commission
OF per cent and to pay on one past due note for
TIC sum OF $GG6.Si with interest from April 1ith
1871, ana the purchasers to assume the payment
or negotiable note for the sun of SS,3. dine
august 18TH, 1892, with two years interest and
one FOR the sum of S666.Si due April nth. 1Ssl3.
with two years interest. Balance, IL any, paw
aoic In one and two ycars.
4 2S ids Trnstno'
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Excuse me- for crowding in. gentle
men; but always feel the way Julius
Cesar did. You remember he said:
Let me have men about me that are
fatn "-pucl<
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- 'SS - Aiustcc'
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EYE
Williams on the Bird day OF March, 1900 and re-
corded in the clerks office OF the corporation or
INC city OF hoanoke, Va To secure |. Is. Winston
me payment OF the sum OF $i50, evidenced by one
Understanding negotiable note in tho suin of
:i5O, oacd March 3, 1890, and payable two years
from date, with interest. and whereas default has
been made in the payment OF said notc Of I isn
aud having been requested 40 to do by the benc
hciary In said deed, will oner fnr sale ut pubic
Roanoke. Va. ON THURSDAY, JUNE H. iSl2.
AT ~ O'CLOCK M, the following described
property, to wit:
Beginning at Joint on the east side OF Com
mcrcc street so feet from the southeast corner OF
ilne street, thence In an eastcry direction no
feet to IN alley, thence with SAID alley south 90
Iect TO a point on same; thence west 40 feet to
commerce street, thence north with Commerce
street eS, so ieet to the place OF beginning.
including trustees commission OF per cent
and the past due note OF $50, with interest (, ON
81 uay OF March, 1870. TO day OF salc; the balance
payable In aud years from date, evidenced by
interest bearing negotiable notes, secured by
deed oil trust on the property.
j. b. LEVY, Trustee.
We have sold the above described propcry. and
the purchaser assumed payment OF the note
,e ID. 4. KEFAUVER,
d Is td' II. $. WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real,
and by virtue or deed OF trust, dated the i0tb
uny of November. ISL, and OF record In thc
cicrk ONCE OF the corporation court for the CITY
OF Roanoke. In deed hook Il, page s)l execntci
oy II. G. Macklin, James Macklin. w j.. steven.
son ana H. L. WorthingtoH TO the undersigned
trustee, 10 secure the payment OF the sum +
S2ll23', evidenced by two interest bearing ne
G4tia3le notes, both dated the sth day OF April
$50 drawn by said IL. &. MAcklin. james Mack
lin, W. i. Stevenson and j. r. Worthin"ton and
III Tue sum OF SlO5I.lS, payable one ycai alter
date and one In the su n OF 81 056 H. payable two
the payment OF the last due OF said notes. and m
me request OF the beneficiary in said deed of
trmst; VIII, ON SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY
front OF the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke
seil al public auction to the highest hide or, ali
t u Ssr'@in parcel OF land lying in the city OF
beginning AT the northwest corner OF Loudon
and Fith streets; thence with Ioudon stre et west
north i3O feet TO an alley; thence with alley cast
fVO ieet 10 Fifth street; thence with Fifth street
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TRusrERs, sALEs.

south 1870 feet TO beginning and known ms lots Nos
lO H. 12 H. II, 10 and 10, section 40 az shown on
dition ~" NA'
TERMS: Cash az to enough to pay the coat of
executing this trust and to pay the past due note
Aforesaid, say S1,yGS and as to the residue il
any the same shall be payable In equal install
ments In one and two years from day OF sale, with
interest from day OF sale.
THOMAS w. MILLER,
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-18
FRIENDSHIP ON STEAMERS.
An Ephemeral, Evanescent Thing
With a Decided Price to 1t.

An Ephemeral, Evanescent Thing
With a Decided Price to 1t.
San Francisco Call q
Among the steerage passengers on a
steamer which arrived here recently
was young man, apparently twenty
seven to thirty years old, who had
plainly enough seen better days.
AS he leaned over the side of the
steamer, about the moment the gang
plank was being pushed aboard, he
peered intently along the line of open
ings in the shed, as if hoping, yet fear
ing, that somebody would recognize
him. 0
There was just enough leisure after
the tide of wealth, fame and fashions,
which came firSt-claSS, had made its
exit from customs corral, for a reporter
to beSpeak an interview with the young
man.
He proved reticent at first, but thawed
out after an eXDresSman had removed
the valise which seemed to constitute
his sole worldly possessions and cares.
"This is not the first time l have been
in San Francisco" he said to reporter.
"If you have been here longer than four
years and have ever boarded Panama
steamer, we have surely met.
IL am the victim of that illusion which
is disease, as Inconsistencies is a dis
ease. The doctors call inconsistencies
nostalgia and prescribe for it. But nv
disease is the result of what every
traveller ought to know-a steamer
friendship
''Let me explain. Five years ago
came here by sea from New York city
with about 81, 800 or $4,000 in my purse.
"Of course, l made friends on board.
before we reached the Hatteras.
three days out, | had got into the good
graces of two or three gentlemen who
kindly taught me to play poker. aud
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-18
BREAKERS AHEAD.

East Side Property Owners Are
Up in Arms.
The property owners on Main street
northeast, near the Great Northern rail-
road tracks, where approaches are be-
ing built for bridge, have organized
and entered to fight the proper authori-
ties to ''inish." Yesterday afternoon
City Attorney Russell and City Engineer
Rinker listened to the following prop
erty owners: John Hayes, q. f. Ballier,
Antonette Abel, Mrs. Meader and Meyer
Il Van Arnan. Aid. John McGoWan
was present and acted as spokesman for
his constituents. He explained the un-
syStematical methods the contractors
had adopted in constructing the ap-
proaches and the inconvenience the
property owners had to contend with.
Some of the property owners have to
enter their homes, he said, from the
alley, while others have to climb down
a ladder. Myers & Van Arnan, who
run blacksmith shop, have had to dis
continue business. The property own
ers are all willing to raise their build
ingS, but they want the city to stand the
expense. The city attorney gave them
but little announcement, saying that
no doubt commission would be ap-
pointed to adjust matters. He thought
the city might possibly be compelled
to refund any money that was
spent in raising building to the proper
grade. The property owners are going
to contribute an equal amount and make
a test case for damages. Mrs. Antonette
Abel, who was arrested for removing
dirt and lumber in front of her house,
is very indignant. and says she will
spend her last dollar If necessary to Sc
cure justice. Another hearing will be
given the property owners in a few
days, and a commission will probably
be appointed to investigate the situa-
ton.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-18
A GOOD MAN GONE.
DR.. S. M. Campbell Passes Away
From This Life.

DR.. S. M. Campbell Passes Away
From This Life.
Rev. DR.. S. NJ. Campbell, of this city.
died early yesterday morning at the
residence of Judge Torrance. The
cause of his death was heart failure.
superinduced by asthma. DR.. Campbell
was the old pastor of the First Presby-
terian church and the founder of the
Bloomington Avenue. Stewart Memorial
and Highland Park churches. Three
years ago he left Minneapolis because of
his health and took a pastorate iu Asto-
ria, Or. For a half year he was in
the southern part of California and then
he went East. All the while he was
engaged in active church work. In
January of 1891 he took charge of a
church in Fort Dodge, Ia, and remained
there until he was taken i'll some few
weeks ago. Two weeks ago he came to
Minneapolis ''to die" and became the
guest of Judge Torrance. His wife ac-
companied him and his son Frederick,
pastor of the jefferson Park church, ar
rived in the city soon afterWard.
? Death came to the venerable clergy
man without much pain. He was sit
ting in his armchair Wednesday even
ing, and, leaning his head upon his arm,
he fell asleep. lie never awoke from
this sleep. 1t was his last. He was
placed in his bed, and, just before the
gray dawn broke, his spirit passed
away. The deceased was nearly sew
enty years OF age, being born at Camp
bel, ,Steuben county. n. Y. June 1. 1928.
He graduated from the Auburn Theo-
logical seminary in 1S49. and shortly