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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

The most important thing to teach
man is that he is guilty before God for
SIN ana that he should repent. DR.
owen considered conscience of sin be-
iore God the most awful thing In the
world. After we have the penitents,
said DR.. Owen. the men who should
teach them should be one who has been
q penitent himself. and has felt that
he was Il lost sinner Those who un-
dertaie TO teach penitents should be
well informed Ill divine things. Dr.
owen had seen Very illiteratc persons
attempt to tell penltents how to get
out OF darkness into light. DR.. Owen
thought the preacher Ought to be the
one TO talk to penitents about the way
of salvation. In the first place never
have doubt yourself. The penitent is
In doubt. Don't let the pentent think
for moment that you are i'm doubt
about God. Just throw the Bible into
the penitents mouth. Teach him about
the Bible and let him repeat passages
in the scriptures. Help him on all YOU
can by your experience. Tell him YOU
know exactly how he feels and that YOU
nave felt that anguish of sin that hangs
about him, and that you know what
that anguish Is Tell. him of Jesus.
Tell him If he is penitent on account
OF sin he is certainly in the path OF sal
vation.
The question being open for general
discussion in speeches of twenty min
utes each DR.. Bagby, of Farmvillc ad-
dressed the Conference, as did also
Rev. j. S. Dill, of Richmond.
The Conference then adjourned with
prayer by Rev. II. S. Bagby, of Rich
mond.
Among those In attendance upon tho
Conference WAS Hon. John T.. Massey.
Quite number of ladies were also
present
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
I'D ANNUAL SESSION.
of the Baptist General Associntiou of
Virginia In PetcrSb,.ru

Petersburg. Va. Nov. l5-rhc sew
eenty-.econd annual session of the Hap-
list General Association of Virginia
began tonight at the First BAPTIST
Church. in this city. with n large attcn-
dance Ii was called TO order by Rev.
4. >. Dunaway, of fredericksburg. the
president. The opening sermon was
delivered by Rev. w. w. Landrum, of
Richmond.
After the sermon the convention pro-
cccded to organize.
The following officers were elected
President, Rev. 7. S. Dunaway of
Fredericksburg: Vice Presidents, Rev.
II. y. Tuppcr, of Richmond: Professor
+. w. Roatwright, of Richmond Col
leEe; Professor Charles L. Cooke
principal OF liollins Institute: Rev. l.
+. Dean. of Suffolk: Secrctry. Rev. II.
G. Smith. of Martinsville; Treasurer.
Rev Norvell Ryland. OF Richmond:
Auditor. Joseph Il. Mont gomcry, Of
Richmond. After the adoption Of the
order Of business for the association an
adjournment was taken to $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
COURSE OF TR'U. Love
Interrupted In Baltimore by Tie Daalh 8ss
the Clerk Of Court Of Common Pleas N n
A BIG CHURCH WEDDING POsTpolNE Cd. ID,
II Is "a Matter of Reins Married IN thss
County or waiting Until a saeces.
sor TO tiic Deceased Gentle1nnn III al
Been Formally Appointed 10 Eiils
the Vacancy Existing Thcres &; n 5igsSi

Baltimore, Md, Nov. 15.---A peculiar
condition has been produced in this city,
ny the death on Wednesday, Of Mr. Jo oli!yiis
y: Gray, clerk Of the Court OF Commons
illeas' which court issues marriagea
licenses. 81 5S5
No license may be Issued in Balt.9s
more without the signature of the icleriss
or the court, and. therefore, no l;censaS
was issued yesterday. The snmeS cons
dition Will continue until Mr. GIaY,sf
successor Is appointed. In the nleafi-E
time the new expected obstacle to the.
course OF true love Is causing disappoirt4ss
nents In many homes. What Was iriss
tegded to be big church wedding I ftaa
take place last night was postpofieda
because the license was not procured be-
lore MIR. Gray died. Towson, seVeil3
miles away.,is now the nearest place TOE
baltimore. where licenses may be obs
!ained and the little country office is dol
ing rushing business
Ihe law, however, requires that eyeryS
marriage shall be performed in the
county where the license Is issued ma
therefore those who get tlieir licenasst
ut Towson. must be married In Balti7S
more county. Those Baltinoreans M, wlioft
want to get married and cannot or5WillS
not be married In the county will liaYeS
10 wait until successor to Mr.. sirayS
Is appointed 5sii25 rs 9s5sih2
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that the two gas buoys which had
marked respectfully Little Captain Is
land East Reef. entrance to Greenwich
side of the channel into Greenwich
Cove. were removed ON the 18th inst
The east reef buoy viii be repla ced next
spring: the other buoy is discontinued.
Jones Rocks heinE row marked by n
hcc"n light Little CAPTAIN Island East
Reef is now marked by Il black spar,
numbered 1.
Notice is also given that. on or about
November 80. 1898. the characteristic
Point Lookout light, on the north side
OF the entrance To the Potomac river
from Chesapeake Bay will be changed
from fixed white with fixed red sec
tor 10 fixed white. No other change
will be made in the light.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Killed Ey Failing Tree.

Suffolk. Va, Nov (Special)-h
telephone message was received her,
late this afternoon from Sunb,lry. n
g., about twenty-five miles from SUI.
inik. announcing that Mr.. John r.
mn a prominent farmer, who lived
about three miles from that village
was Killed to-day by n falling tree
Thc deceased was the father of MIR
|. O. Ilill, a well known furniture deal.
CT of Suffolk. and WAS IN Suffolk about
NV" weeks ago. conducting his sons
business while the latter was confined
10 his house by sickness
Mr. |. @. Hill ana wife left for Sun
bury Immediately upon receiving the
sad news. Colonel j. II. Maclcnry,
manager OF the Suffolk and Carolina
railway. Very kindly held the regular
$50 train until they could make prcpa-
fations for the trip. the news having
hecn received just before he time for
The train to leave
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
THE SHIPBUILDERS STRIKE.
There Arc No Prospects For u ScttIc-
mcut of the difficulties.

London Nov 15.-The prospects of "A
settlement of the strike OF the ship
builders on the Clyde grow more remote
The employers refuse To submit tac
dispute to mediation. and will only treat
with delegates from the men. Tile
Government recently appointed MIR. Ger
aid Ralfour Chief Secretary for Ireland
10 use his good Offices To secure a SET
tlcment of the strike. II being stated
that his selection was due To the de
sire OF the admiralty that there be no
delay in existing contracts for The build
IN" OF war ships or vessels that could
be used rs auxiliary cruisers
II was also stated that MIR. Ralfotn
would compel the shipbuilding firms not
only on tho Clyde. but at Belfast, TO
concedc the demands of the men. From
the above dispatches, however, 1t an
pears that the employees do not pro
pose To submit to any Government i'm.
reference and Will settle the diSp,it,
on terms To be decided upon after con
terence with representatives of the
strikers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
THE OYSTER TONGERS.
The state League WANTS IL Change Ira
lhr E.nNXN.

The first meeting of the State League
OF oyster Tongcrs was held In this
city at Cannon's Hall, ut Plume and
Newton streets, yesterday. The meet
ing was called to order at 12 o'clock. with
MIR. C. J. Cannon, Of this city, In the
chair.
y permanent organization was Of
f"ctcd, Mr.. Cannon being elected pres
idcnt. with u vice-presidcnt from each
of the thirty organizations represented.
These thirty branches. Il Is said. repre-
sent n membership Of between 5000 and
5000 members. There are $50 dele
gates in attendance.
The meeting was held with closed
doors. but II was said the entire day
was spent In discussing the present
oyster laws to he presented to the Lcgis-
laturc for adoption. The tonEcrs say
that Il new survey OF the oyster beds
of the State Will be asked for.
To-day the League will conclude it's
labors. No time for stated meetings has
yet been decided upon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
The United states circuit conrt,

Richmond, Va. Nov. I5.--Iudgcs Con.
Simonton and 2rawley presided in The
United states Circuit Court of Appcal,;
mere to-day. Maynard f stiles. of
onh nhrlcsi"n, w. Va, was admitted as an
attorney.
George j.. Hudson, claimant of Barge
Nhidc, appellant, vs.. George ". Ciruf,in.
appcilee Motion of appellee to dis
miss appeal argued by Robert III. Smith
AGAINST the motion and submitted.
IN partc IN the matter Of lrriuh Il
Ruskirk. petitioner Petition rn,. di.-
charge under writ of habcas corr,rs
submitted on printed brief by consent
of counsel
iuskirk and Mullins, appellants, VS..
NihS, appellee Appeal from the Cir
cum Court for the District of West Vir-
siiila' cause argued by John \ Hut
Crimson ana William l.. H,Ibbord fn,.
appellants: Maynard f. Stiles and i,
l.. Buttrick. ana submitted
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
HARBOR IMPR0VEM ENTS.
Ofthc Hnst Amount Estimated OuIS'
&IzO,OOO Is Given 40 EirEinin.

Washington, ID. c.. Nov. lD.-Anlong
the estimates submitted IL the Secrc-
tary of War by the lioar,l of Improve
mcnts AMI Coast Dercnses. FOR the i'm
provement of rivers and hurbors are the
following:
james river. VA, sls1,OOO Potomac
river Si50,000 (wtth this estimate comes
a recommendation that Il long bridge
be rebuilt, as nt present an ice gorge
would overflow thee lty aud No great
damage: also that the reclaimed lands
ON the flats shall he reserved for PARK
purposes and not given to commercial
useS); York river, VA. $4,000; Cape
Fear river. below Wilmington. N G..
Sl93,000; Winyaw Bay s. c.. $2UD000:
Santec river, $. c., 10000: Charleston
harbor, 100000: Savannah river. Sl;UDo
Darien harbor, Ca. $l5.uD0; Kay West
harbor Sl2b.000: Charlotte harbor, Fla,
$2O,Gu0: Chattahpuchic river. $4,000: Sa-
blne Pass, Tex, S2Ia,0aD. Galveston har-
hor. Sl.69O,000: Galveston shin canal
$lOO.0ao: Buffalo BAYOU. $I5,000 Red NV
er. Lii. ana Arkansas. S5l.GOOi Ouachi-
III and 'lncli rivers so 900 tho Ynzcu
river. $4,000; Ya"oO llirbur VicEs burg
s2.5,oCO; Arkansas river. $l0O.OO0: White
river. S2O,o00 Cumberland river, below
Nashville, $l50O0O. above si5O, 900: Tenn
ncssce river. SiS0,000.
Tie financial statement shows Tint
there was expended on rivers and har-
Dofs during the past fiscal year tex
cinsiFc OF Mississippi and Missouri
river commission expenditures the sun,
Of sl5,4i0,904, max ing the total for tho
rast two years S30,9 ,0Si. The csti-
mates submitted for the next two years
which General CrairhilI believed nct.rs-
sury in order To conform to the practice
of Congress in failing to pass a bill dur
ing the short session Is S2l.plf.lo7
General Craighill emphasizes the fact
that his estimates are only for works
whose plans have already been approved
by Congress. and for which aprroprla-
tiOnS hacv been previously made and
the amount in each case has been care
fully considered in the expectation that
II would not he reduced or sealed down
II amy appropriation be mndc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
The Dcruncs Union r,nnk.

st. Johns. \. f., Nov. i5.-Thc ,lIrnc-
tors OF the dcfunct Union bank. Sir
Robert TEorhun. eX-Praninr Of the
colony; Hon. Augutus Ha.vnv, until
recently member of the Whitewav
Legislative body; Walter Eaine Gricvc.
leading merchant, ali William Don
nelly, eN-rcccivcr general. We're com
mitted to-day for trial before th,. Su-
preinc Court on the charS. of present
ing false statements of the banks af-
fairs, Judge Conroy, The investigatina
magistrate. stated that ii perfect prima
iacie case, had been established nGinst
all four, and that II Mas his duty TO
commit them Bail was accented in
the sum of $4,000 for each defendant.
The cases are likely to lie tried at a
special term OF the Supreme Court to
be held i'm January.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
prorerty owncra To rnl.e Ae,ion.

y meeting Of real estate owners has
been called for next Tuesday after
noon nj o'clock. Mt the Real Estate Ex-
change, To take steps to bring about
II change in law In which they are
deeply interested. The meeting has
been called by the rental agents. who
claim that as the law now stands
furniture, piano and organ dealers, and
in fact all other dealers, can and DO
nut into houses merchandise Of all
kinds under cover OF rental contract
and not nmcnabic to either civil or dis
tresS warrant, leaving the aSente urd
even the officers OF the law powerless
To collect anything more than such an
amount as the tenants choose to pay
I'm other words the instalmcnt dealers
are using property for storage pun poses,
hllnS ii full of instalmcnt goods, ana
collecting money thereon that should be
collected by the agents for the rent of
the property; and, as the law now
stands, the agents are utterly power
less.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
snpponed Burglar Arrested.

Mention was made in yesterday's YVfrf!i
gininn of the shooting of d supposed
burglar on Brewer street. by Mr. "A. yrlS
Chapman Yesterday Sergeant Il Tays
lor began looking for the man, with the;
It's arrested negro at Main and ChurcIiS
streets on suspicion OF being the party
wanted: When taken to the station
house his shirt was examined and
found to have a bullet hole under the
right arm Around the hole were blood!
stains. He gave his name as Richar,Gl
Williams, alias Frog Eye He ia sup
posed to be wanted In Portsmouth aIso;S
as an escaped prisoner. n az lTjS9Sts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
The I.nuradn "a, Charleston

Charleston, S. c., Nov. lF.-Thc
s,ea amshtp laurada, Captain Samuel
liushes, from New York, TO take on
u caTso oi pyrites for Philadelphia. ar
rived in this harbor this uftcrnnnn rrho
Vessel should have been IN Charleston
several days ago by her contract. but
she was delayed in Cuba by taking on
passengers Upon her arrival. libel
pioceeuihgS against her for $4,000 were
begun by Messrs Trenholm & Rhn,t
ON behalf of John T.. Kerr, of New
York. The allegation is that cargo
OF freight was spoiled on board the
l.n'iraaa by reason of delays. occasion
ca ny the vessel stopping to take on
passengers in Cuba.
IL there are or have been any con
traband goods aboard of her. there
are no signs of it. Captain Hughes
said tonight that the stories about
the l.aurada. being n hlibustcrcr were
started by Spanish sailors with whom
he had had difficulties
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Arrested East Ni..,,.

Mary Thomas. colorcd, was found
last night by officer Simpson tboIt
midnight lying in the mud near tie
Niisinia Beach depot. bcastly drunk.
Ter head was terribly cut and Dr..
Tpe'Eht had to take several stitches in
the wound
Charles Oldham was arrested bv De
tectiNc Curtis at . O'Clock this morn
iinS' charged with assaulting ana beat
ing Ernest Weber, in Moran's board
ihS house. No. lG7 Main street Web
eer was terribly beaten. one of his eyes
being entirely closed
William Johnson and Andrew Rob
erts. both colorcd. became involved i'm
a tight in Kings lane last night and
were arrested by officer Woodard.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
lathe 7,nnd. orn Receiver.

New orleans, La. Nov. l5.-The lti-
cation having for It's object the plac-
ing of the Louisiana Electric Light Com
pIny. in The hands of Il receiver. came
to focus to-day. 1T had been the sub
ject OF debate before the United States
Circuit Court for some time. and had
been a closely fought legal battle
Judge Pardcc to-day read Il decree an
pointing George Is. Whitney and a. s.
badger as receivers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Tho Assessnlcnt ON Jay Goufd's Pre-.
ts perty stands. ~.

New York. Nov. 15..-,rhe general term
OF the Supreme Cpurt to-day handed
down decision In which they sus.s
tain the special term in dismissingaS aS
writ OF certiorari, asked for by. the exesS
cutors OF the estate of Jay Gould 4 to-
review the action of the Tax Comnlfsss
sloners In assessing them upon $40 000; ;-.s
OoO real property The assessment on
10000 900, made by the commissioners
for 1893. therefore. stands RI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
a Novel vessci nnd Crew.

y novel craft with u still more novel
crew is expected here next Wednes-
day a Week ago there left New York
small nat-bottomcd sloop, having on
board three persOns--a widov, her child
and her mother. They are bound South
TO visit the Atlanta Exposition, ana will
stop at Norfolk on their way to Sa-
vannah, where the little vessel will he
tied up while the little family go by
ran 10 Atlanta. The party is now in
Philadelphia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
WONDERFUL VALUES.
Given mt Our Great Mid-Sale of HIigh.
Glass Dry GoOts, Confs md Capes. -

Public interest In this great sale i'll
unabated Every department is a. scene
Of great activity. Mention a few Of the
wonders: All wool serge, worth 4Oc!.s,,
now 2lc.; serge worth Soc. now. 35a!: \
serge worth GOc., now 40c.; serge worth
worth 7bc., now 50c.; novelties worth ST,
now 75c.; clay suiting. worth $2,3noW!
S1.25 Many wonders await you in cloak:
and muslin underwear parlor. Call and
goods are not reduced, but every de-
partment has reduced goods In ( great
variety. r. A. SAUNDERS 58
tag 172 Main street3sSI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Press Club Nicotine

The Norfolk and Portsmouth Press
Club yesterday afternoon made final
arrangements for their entertainment
10 he given at the Academy of Music
on December 9th and 7tb. The scvera /
committees reported that the leading
amateurs in the city had volunteered
their their services and that Professor
j. NJ. Price and the entire Naval Post
Eand would furnish the music
a number OF new members were elect
ed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Holiday Goods.

Messrs Greenwood s. Brother hayes
been making preparations for ahais
holiday trade for several months ana
further accessions of: the latest ifs,sE
ported novelties. If you54 wish ts sss
latest and best at lowest prices III ii tiissS
city call on Messrs. Greenwood 81 SSs
ther. who will satisfy you in every plf 81
repairing Or jewelry lines yoiiSSsVifJs
find the best workmer at GreenW oot Il isss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
I.evy nres, snecaaI snIe. Is

To continue the whole week. Fancy
plaid dress goods, 19c, and 25c. a yard 4:
ladies' Jackets, capes and 1nisses'ss
cioaks, of cloth, boucia. beaver, and fur
all at special selling prices. Winter;iIrSiss
derwear at the lowest cash prices. ISiiis
gloves, wool gloves and mitts and MA, Wa M M
hosiery. See Sundays paper for pricess
Satisfaction guaranteed on every5 sajass
LEVY BROS. :ssiS
Modern Bargain Store.
1T4 Main streetssst
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

The Weather Bureau in this city re-
ports that the beach at the Cape Hat
ieias Beacon Light has been cut away
by the sea TO a distance of thirty y-fiye
feet since Thursday morning. The
piiing on the east side OF the beacon
Is In the sea and should be removed
at once. The keeper of the Cape .Iat-
teras I.ifc-saving Station has the Key
TO the beacon, and will save the appara-
tuS in case OF emergency if possible {
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK
Sale Continued ON UmbreIIas, Whien:
Quilts and GurfninE tsissS SsssS sfsSiyi

On account of the continued inclegs
ment weather we will sell for the ba,s.
at 79c., worth SLIPS and s1.5O, and the
silk gloria umbrellas at 98c, WORTH
Sl.60 and $3.50; chenille portieres, S1.6as
and up; lace curtains, 39e. and up Big
bargains. Call and see them ga gs
WRIGHT'S,
1876 Main street, s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Mnrrlcdin washington.

Mr.. Il. d. Bedout, connected with w.
j. Simmons & Co.'S hat store, and Miss
Sallie }Iudgins, daughter of the late j.
NJ. lIudgins. returned to the city yes
were married Thursday, to the surprise
OF their friends. Mr.. James Il. Cod
win accompanied them on their marital
mission.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Coal Exports.

The exports Of coal as cleared by
VIM. Lamb & Co, agents for Castner
e Curran. for week ending November
18th. 1895, inclusive, were as follows:
Foreign, 9i2 tons: c0a:.twisc 30.0l1is
tons. Total for week, 30.933k tons.
Total from January lst. 1895. to No
vcmber Nth, 1895. inclusive. 1,4OSIS0ls
tons.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Elrc Inst .NImlif.

~ fire was discovered shortly after
O'Clock last night in box of paper
on the third floor OF the Umstadter
building on Main street, but was cx-
tinGuished by Chief Ryan, OF the Tire
Department, and officer Hampshire
without an alarm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

London, Nov. 15.--It is announced
from ST. Petersburg via Vienna, that q
daughter was born To the Czariuu ut
10 O'Clock this evening. Mother and
child are doing we'll.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
A shoe stock 3 1 a,o,,., ), z.

Mrs. B. Raphel's entire stock; al o,s
116 Church street, must be sold at Srios
snoe-making, at cost 20 close ul II tiSs
business. ( 4 liiS5s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

Newest Discovery'-Ext. teeth; no
pain, N. Y. D. Rooms. Ennes. 162 Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

chrysanthclnurlH, All Sh adsssS
Bridal bouquet IS. 81 funeral Ss9 desIR hi
plants for decorating t5,th y
MRS. BIDGOQD, so Granby 81 sS
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-04-27
Don't Disband.

Elsewhere in this Issue appears a call
for meeting of the Custer guards to
determine the question of the disband-
ment Of the company. This is a matter
of general Importance to Custer, and
steps should at once be taken by the
business men to prevent If possible the
disor ganization Of this model company,
which should be the pride Of, as it is a
credit to the city. This company, which
is conceded TO be one Of the best in the
state, has through its own efforts, un-
aided by the state or this community,
attained to the creditable standing it
now occupies, and is deserving Of the
support of our citizens. 1t will require
but little expense to keep mp the organ
ization for the next two years, after
which TIE state will doubtless povide
for their support. By all means let
there be something done TO prevent the
disbandment of the company. Other
companies in the state have already de
| clared their intention to preserve their
organizations, among which We note Co
b Of Sioux Falls, Go. ii of Watertown
Co. F Of Aberdeen, Co. d Of Elk Point
Co. NJ Of Rapid City, and why not pre-
serve intact the Custer Guards? Dou't
disband.