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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
rHE PErHBSHURG BUDGET.
resbyteritn Divines Who VIII Aueho
the GI tscow Council on Wheels.

th. Gil scow Council on Wheels.
IErDKSBIRG. VA. March 21.-Spe-
clal Roy J. w RosebrO. -. j.. and Rev.
Vs. ". Moore. Of Union Seminary. Hamp-
den Sidney. who will attend the Presby-
terlan Council at Glasgow Scotland, IN
june. viii carry their bicycles. as they
contemplate making the trip from London
10 Glasgow-fOur hundred miies-on their
wheels.
Mr.. a. n. Stewart. living about one mie
from Reams' station I'M Dinwiddie coun-
IA. has been offered nine thousand dollars
for his place 10y a party from a distant
state. The oi-er was declined. Mr..
Stewards residence is one Of the hand
soonest I'm the county.
Monday night the united Episcopal CON
rreeations will Gold services at St Pauls
church. An address viii be delivered by
Nr. Snas McBec, vice-president OF the
brotherhood Of ST. Andrew of the United
states. on 1.-THE Prayer-Book."
The case of Matthew Jones, alias Doc
Jones (coloredl. charged With wife muir
der. Will be tried in the Hastings Court
Monday Thirty-five witnesses have
been summoned. and the trial promises
10 be an interesting one.
Mr.. c. J.. Branigan. who carried on
lar and retail liquor business in this
city. died at his store tonight about
1870 o'clock, after an illness Of three
DAYS. He. with Mr.. J. H. Mankey OF
columbia. S. c.. at one time conducted
the Appomattox Hotel here. The de-
ceased was well-known caterer He
leaves a willow and four children. who
reside in Columbia. s. c.. from which
CIV Mr.. Branigan came to Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

President Ingalls, Private Car Was At
tached To IL.

The south-bound mail train from Wash
ington over the Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac railroad, which is due
In this city at $40 A. NJ. had mishap
yesterday morning at Milford, in Caroline
county. and was delayed about two hours,
besides causing considerable trouble.
Al Milford the train was taking a siding
TO let the north-bound Atlanta Special
pass. when rail underneath an express
car spread. and let the car down on the
ground. The train moved on, and ali
the coaches including the private car Of
President ingalls,, Of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio and Big Four railroads, were de-
rallied.
The train was moving slowly at the
time and 10 one was hurt. There was
10 damage TO the cars. but the regular
mall train was delayed two hours, while
a sleeper and President ingalls, car did
not arrive until four hours after the
schedule time. Mr.. ingalls, came down
on the regular train. Wreckers were at
once dispatched TO the scene, and soon
cleared the tracks. There was no dam
age 10 the train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
THIS WEEKS PLAYS.
THOMAS O. sEABROOKE AND ADA
REHAN WILL BE HERE.
The Former VIII Present His New Com
edy and the Latter Will Appear In = The
Tanning of the Shrtw."

The talented and popular comedian,
] Thomas q. seabrooke. will present at the
Academy on Wednesday and Thursday
next for the first time i'm this city. an
original comedy by George II. Broadhurst,
called the Spectator. The play deals with
life on the Chicago Board of Trade. and
the role Of John Fullerton, assumed by
Mr.. Seabrooke. is that of a warm-hearted,
! shrewd. self-made millionaire, who is in
wheat deal so deeply that II must result
either in his ruin or in that OF the men
with whose daughter the son OF Fullerton
is in love. The part gives Mr.. Seabrooke
ample opportunity for the display OF his
exhiiirating comedy talent. and also for
some strong dramatic work. and telling
touches of pathos. Both the play and the
star have been enthusiastically received,
and the press has been unanimous in its
endorsement OF the venture. A special
matinee will be given on Thursday.
ADA REHAN.
Orders and inquiries are already ar
irving at the box-office Of the Academy
OF Music for the engagement OF Ada Re-
han and the Augustin DAILY Comedy Com
pany. which takes place here next Friday
March 9th. Ada Rehan's triumph as a
star has been as complete as was her
brilliant run as the leading lady OF Days
superb stock company. To-day Miss Re
han Is the best representative on the
American stage of theatrical art. Every
attractive quality OF her personality has,
with the skill Of the artist been italicized
I'm exactly the right manner, until she
ranks i'm the list OF actresses already I'M
rnortalized, and among living women has
a place I'm the affection Of her generation
rivalled only by Ellen Terry or Sarah
Bornhardt. Miss Rehan enjoys the unique
position OF being as much loved In Lon
don-slow 10 accept American artists-as
she IS i'm this country. She did not leap
into Londons favor: she earned It. Lady
Te,ine. who Is a personal friend Of Ada
Rehan recently wrote OF her: Every one
remembers when she appeared here in
1883. the surprise, the genuine delight, the
irrepressible admiration and applause
frrepressibie admiration ard applause
which greeted the most brilliant and
fascinating Katherine that this century
has ever seen. Never Tor one
moment does Miss Rehan lose herself.
Her strong personality. her high breeding,
her perfect control. and her strong sense
OF fun 90 20 form one Of the most Pc
feet representations possible" II is doubt
full If any American actress for another
generation will receive such tribute ms
that from an English woman Of position.
and yet it IS but a just expression OF
Londons feeling toward Miss Rehan,
whose name alone noated an American
manager Of a London theatre Days to
fashionable success and financial prosper
ity. Miss Rehan will be seen here in the
Tanning OF the Shrew.
Great bargains at the clearance sale
-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
THE LUNENBURG PEOPLE
THEIR COMMENDABLE AND NON
ORABLE CONDUCr At FAKMvILLE.
The Jury Who Tried Solomon Marabie
Held Daily Prayer and Sought
Eivine Guidance.

FARMVILLE. March 2i.-Speciel.-
IdImsllc has resumed It's usual appear
auce after a week 81 much excitement ow-
iak TO tho trial OF the noted Solomon
narcble.
The lawyers. witnesses. ana interested
spectators have all returned TO thicr re-
spcctiyc homes. This IS tic first Neraic'
OF murder in the FIRST degree that Has
been found in this county since i'iy'
THE IUNENBURGEkS
NncE has been written and spoken IN
reaarl 90 the charactorlst OF the people
~ Iuncnhure since this murder. much OF
which has not been very ciedltaple 10
them. Justice 90 them demands mat me
very commcnlablc. honorable ana gen
rcmanly conduct displayed 10y every one
az them. while here during ms ehtie
week should De- noted. Not one OF them nas
Ice, Soon ID conduct himself otherwise
than above expires cd. -
4 RELIGIOUS JURY.
h,,a.., feature OF this trial that Is at
l,,sf novel 90 this vicinity is the fact that
h. f.rv ENGAGED in the case. conducted
rclfcious services night and morning, seek
Inc divine aid in the discharge OF their
,farable now says that he will spend
,r. balance OF his days communing with
bis Maker. and viii discard earthly al
fairs. ,-, W,
our court will resume its labor on Wed.
,e.lev next. AT which time the case OF
tne Commonwe VS.. Richard Morton,
charged with murder. will be tried rms
h. esid TO Dee q had case. and VIII hKely
prove case OF murder in the hrst de-
REV. MIR. REEDS CONDITION,
Icv. j.. s. Reed. whose health Is ieep'e'
&C. NOT SO well this week. HIS daughter
Mrs Plincoc. of Ashland. ana 'his son,
Rev j. G.. Reed. Of LynchoufS' "''
with him. ....,., dave
this week iu Petersburg.
Information received here to-day Is 10
.he cecct that the Glover brothers VINO
,r..e shot by T. j.. Gregory. are linpioN-
ips with some chance Of recovery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
". Y x NDER
427 North Sixth Street.
PHONE 1915.

whittier she went about the middle OF Feb
ruary with her grandmother 20 Visit her
uncles, DR.. and Messrs. 7. T.. and George
r. West. well-known Nirgnlans. She ex-
poets to return about May Isl.
Rev. William Munford. OF Maryland.
Will preach AT Grace church this morning
at II o'clock In the evening he will oc-
cupy the pulpit at st. Pauls.
All the young people OF Church Hin.
over twelve years OF age are requested
TO meet the Junior Committee OF lakewood
Memorial Association In the lecturc-room
~ the Third Presbyterian church Mon
day afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. The OBJ
ject Is to establish junior branch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
1916.
pCRsOy4L AND GESFnAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmoads 'ii'
zens and other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Kiehmoad's Citi-
zens and other Matters.
rr ]. s. Read. Of Warm Springs. Va
editor of The Bath News, Is in the city
Miss GussIe Patton, OF Baltimore, Nd,
g. visiting her brother. Mr.. James Il
Patton.
Miss Cora Moore. OF Gloucester county,
Is visiting friends and relatives on Churcn
Hill. 80,
Count De Llgnee is stiIi in the city jan
awaiting the arrival of the New YORK
officials.
Mr.. Joseph Shepherd,of the Second Audi
tors ONCE. who has been confined TO ms
home for several days. Is able to be Gu,
again.
Rev. DR.. Starr. pastor Of Broad-Street
Methodist church, has recovered from the
grip. and will preach to-day. both morning
and night.
There will be meeting q the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Rosemary LII
brary al the library on Tuesday ar
ternoon at 40 o'clock.
There is no Improvement In the con-
dltlon OF Mr.. ID. II. Tabb. who continues
critically Ill at the residence OF his IA
Their. No. lU west Grace street.
Miss Virginia Allen. daughter OF Mr.. NJ.
A. Allen, Of south Third street. Is having
Z delightful time 1T Fort Worth, Texas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

front as one Of the lending institutions
for the sick in the South. Beginning
with three charity patients. 1t now has
fifteen persons who are cared for abso-
lutely without cost OF any kind. Those
who are charitably disposed will do we'll
TO send to the hospital a donation on
Tuesday. A committee of ladies will be
I'm attendance to receive and record all
gifts. whether great or small. The
managers regret that the building cannot
be thrown open to visitors. as 1t was at
tie opening. but it would be unw.se to
subject the great number OF I'll patients
TO the excitement incident to such an
occasion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

FORK UNION, VA. March 2l.-Spocial.
] have interviewed several OF our ciu-
zens with the view OF getting their senti-
ment on the trade cxcuI sioiss. All thus
approached seem to think 1t will be a good
thing for the country people rs well az
;he city. Some express doubts whether
the excursions can be patronized by the
best people. especially ladies'. as oxcur-
sious as heretofore conducted, have been
monopolIzed by negroes But i have no
doubt. as they are run by the railroad
company. and not by individuals that this
difficulty viii be obviated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
To Hear Rcbuttal Testimony.

The Common Council will meet to-mor-
row night at o'clock, in the Council
chamber for the purpose Of hearing the
evidence TO be submitted by Councilman
John Il. Grimes. for the purpose Of re-
futing the charges preferred against him
as an outcome of the recent investigation
Of the city Gas-W0rks. The Council VIII
meet every night this week, 81 necessary.
to listen to the evidence, until Monday
day night at 9 o'clock. when vote on
the matter is TO be taken.
What the line OF proceedings on the
part OF Mr.. Grimes will be is not YET
known, even 10 his most intimate friends.
He will be represented by such able COIN
sci as Captain George d. Wise, Hon. Jo-
seph Y. Lawless, and Hon. Il. B. Nun
ford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
tlon of blood. and tn. growth of the

tlon OF blood and the growth of the
chick was fully worked ont.
MIR. II. A. Christian, a. NJ. assistant In
biology. has just finished a most COM
plete and valuable set OF preparations.
This set consists OF more than two thou
sand sections for the microscope. together
with a series OF twenty tinted embryos OF
different ages. extending from the young
est, of twenty-four hours. through that
Of six days.
Mr.. W. T.. Edwards. Jr.. also has al
most completed fun and excellent set.
Many other members OF the class will
soon finish this work. Messrs. q. r..
Tyler. NJ. f.. Smithey. ]. T.. Mccartney
and 5. J. Boyd are preparing fun ana
illustrative series OF this fundamentally
important subject
Or. \. c. Wightman. professor Of biol
ogy. most heartily commends the earnest
and successful work done by the class.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
ROLIING-MILL 10 START.
An Industry AT Iron Gate to Resume
Mork.-Death of "A Public Officer.

CLIFTON FORGE. VA. March IL
Special. j. Saddler commissioner OF
the revenue for Clifton district.
died at his home az Low Moor yesterday
morning from the effects of being kicked
bv "A horse about two weeks ago.
". j. Garrett, Grand Chancellor
knights Of Pythias officially visited Iron
Gate Lodge No. 10, Is. of p, Thursday
night. and conferred degrees on sew
Cral candidates.
The rolling mill at Iron Gate VIII start
mp Monday. IL is probable that II viii
bs I'm operation for several months.
Work ON the new road between Clifton
Forge and Iron Gate IS expected to be
commenced shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
CHAs. HAYDEN UGHT.
70 Escaped From Bedford-County Con-
yiot-Camp Six Weeks Ago.

WINSTON. n. c.. March 2l.-Special. -
Charles Hayden, who was sentenced TO
one year in the penitentiary from Wythe
county. Va. last May for shooting his
uncle. made his escape from convict
force at Bedford Guy. Va, about six
weeks ago. lie was captured near the
Henry county Wa) line this morning by
Deputy Sheriff Wright. Hayden's term,
il Is said. Will now be two years instead
Of one. on account OF his escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
Richmond Locomotive Works.

The New York Sun Of yesterday had the
following:
The New orleans and North
eastern Railroad Company has
Just placed an order for new
compound engines with the Richmond
Locomotive Works. OF Richmond, Va.
The capacity OF the works is about one
locomotive a day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

DUGAN.-Died. March 2lst. az II o'clock.
ROBERT BURKE son Of NJ. j. and
Nora NJ. Dugan: aged two years seven
months and eleven days.
Funeral at 1890 o'clock SUNDAY, the
ODD. from st. Peters Cathedral.
Weep not fond loved ones,
Bow not I'm grief;
Trust in your Saviour,
He has promised relief
In yon peaceful mansion.
On Heavens bright shore.
You shall meet with your darling,
To part never more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
CHURCH DEDICATION.
The Lunenburg Veterans Counting Noses
for the Trim 10 Richmond.

MEHERRiN. VA, March Especial. -
The Meherrin Presbyterian church, which
Was rounded by ke,. Archer A. Little In
1893. and built in 1894. has cleared Itself
OF debt. and will be dedicated 10 the
Lord on the second Sunday In April.
Or. W W. Moore. Of Union Theological
Seminary, viii preach the dedicatory ser
mon.
The Lunenburg veterans OF the II. A.
Wise and W. II. T.. Lee Camp will hold
"A special meeting on the 9Th Of May in
order TO ascertain the number OF mem
beers who will attend the reunion at Rich
mond. and also 40 adopt badge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
Trinity Church Baznar.

The ladies' of Trinity church have de-
cided the hold their bazaar until We'd
nesday night next. Captain Shackelford
and his company will visit the bazaar
Monday night. Mrs. Hooper win give .
concert at the hall Monday night. a de-
lightfuj time II promised ell who attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

on next Wednesday. March 18th. the
case OF William Meadors. who is charged
with the killing OF Maggie Driver on III,
night of January 2sth last, in a restaurant
40 the corner Of Fifteenth and Franklin
streets. will he called UP for trial in the
Hastings Court. before Judge $. b. Witt
and a jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
ESCdPED PRfsONERs CfUGHT.
Poss and Henry, who Broke Jail I'm Fair
fax, Captured in Washington.


fax. Captured in Washington.
Last Wednesday Harry Poss and Thos.
Henry, who were serving a term of a
number Of years IN the Fairfax county
jail for assaulting and robbing an Old
man named McChutock effected their cs-
cape from the jail by turning the bolt to
the door with stick and piece Of wire.
Thursday Governor O'Forrall offered a
reward Of S12j for their capture, and yes
terday he received n telegram from Wash
ington stating that two men had been
captured IN that city who were supposed
TO be the parties wanted.
The Governor wired for officers from
Fairfax county 10 30 TO Washink oni
and identify the men. Last night he
received telegram from James +. Web
ster, Chief of Police Of Alexandra, stat
ing that the men captured i'm Alexandria
were Poss and Henry, as supposed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
Contributions Asked.

The Board OF Managers Of The Old
Dominion Hospital respectfully ask their
friends TO send 10 the institution. To-
Gated on Marshall and Twelfth streets.
on Tuesday. oath. contributions Of
groceries, linens. blankets. or money.
This hospital, under fits present manage
ment. has been In existence only twelve
months. and has rapidly come to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
A Forgery COMPROMISED.

CHARLOTTE. \. c.. March 2i.-Spe-
clal.-J l.. Bridges. guilty Of forging
his stepdaughter's name 10 First Ma
tional Bank certificate and drawing one
hundred and fifty dollars on IT, was
brought back from Florida to-day.
Friends. relatives. and the bank COM
promised the matter. lie IS off now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

A small FIRE occurred about III o'clock
last night in room In the servants
quarters at the residence OF Mr.. @. A.
Walker. 600 west Franklin. The damage
was slight. and was due mostly to smoke
and water. The origin OF the Dlaxe Is
not known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

Leaking Badly She Returned to Newport
News in Tow.

News I'm Tow.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, March 81
Special THE schooner Henry sutton,
which sailed from this port last Thurs
day with cargo of coal for Fan River
was toNed IN here last night badly leak
ing. The vessel was found near the
Capes flying signals of distress, and picked
up hv the tug Nathan Hale, bound Tor
New York. with the barge Majestic.
The schooner had been leaking badly
several hours. and the crew had been
working az the pumps until they were
almost exhausted.
Captain Pierce says that he experienced
heavy weather ever since he left Newport
News lie has entered protest, and
is awaiting orders from Captain Gilbert
Aiunson. the managing owner. whose Of
flee is in Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

Captain James Monroe Merritt. a we'll
known and highly-respected citizen, died
at his home. near this place, on Saturday
morning. March II, 1896, at about 2
o'clock.
Captain Merritt was born near Mt.
Carmel. this county, March -. 1870, and
was therefore just seventy-six years of
age at the time OF his death. He was
"a loyal citizen, and for many years serv-
ed his people as justice Of the peace, and
for short while was a teacher I'm The
public schools.
lie is survived by his wife and six
chidren-fve daughters and a son. DR..
Daniel Merritt .-South Boston News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

Any goods found satisfactory Will be exchanged money refund
Cd Prompt delivery any part of the city, Barton Heights Manches-
tr Orders by mail promptly attended Satisfaction guaranteed
yv particular you will leave your and address, will send for
vonr orders on any day you WISH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
The iIr0Oklyn Team.

CHARLOTTE y. c.. March 2l.-Spe-
cial.-The Brooklyn league team is linn
bering up here In good style. The Regu-
lars and the Colts had a good practice
game to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

RALEIGH. n. c., March 21.-The
Mayodan Cotton Mills. in Rockingham
county, have begun work, with fifteen
thousand spndles. Eight thousand more
are being added.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
TO PLEASE A MAN
FEED HIM WELL.

Every woman in the land knows that this maxim true The best
vav in the world to start him good give him good
breakfast The question naturally arises where to buy LANDER can
TICKLE the APPETITE the MAN and make the happy His
prices ARE THE LOWEST. His groceries ARE THE BEST.
Just pause long enough to read these quotations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
Rev. I. e.. Cotton.

HUDSON. MICH. March 2i.-Rev. T..
G.. Cotton died this morning, from the
effects Of paralytic stroke. He was
seventy-hve years old, and distinguished
Congregational divine. He graduated
from Yale in 1911. with high honors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

ASHLAND. VA. March A.-The
class In biology az Randolph Macon Col
lege has been for the past i've weeks en-
gagged IN the study OF cmbryology. The
work done is excellent. The development
OF the chick was taken as type. and
the egg was studied at the Following
periods. Unncuhated. at twenty-four'
thirty-six. forty-eight, and seventy-two
hours. and on the fourth. NTH, and sixth
DAYS.
The embryos at the various ages we're
carefully cut out OF the egg. hardened
with proper reagents. stained 10 show the
gradually unfolding organs. imbodded in
paraihn. cut into thin sections, and rnaliy
studied with the microscope. About four
thousand of these thin sections have been
supplied TO the class.
Ia addition 20 this microscoplcal work,
the class followed the development OF this
little living thing by studying whole cm-
bryOs. slightly tinted red TO color the
rudimentaly organs. on the living en-
bryOs. the beat OF the heart the circula-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
OBITUARY..
Mrs Kate O'Brien.

Mrs Kate O'Brien, an inmate OF the
Little Sisters Of the Poor died yesterday
OF heart disease
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

Read about Miller & Rhoads' bargain
giving Page s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

Be sure 10 attend Waller SCOTS great
clearing sale Of furniture-twenty per
cent. on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

Waller Scott is offering twenty per
cent. on on all his furniture. See his
clearing sale ad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

Great bargains at the clearance sale
Of Waller SCOTS fine furniture. Twenty
per cent. discount.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
Sister Lydie de ST. Eugene

Sister Lydle de St. Eugene died Friday
afternoon at st. Ssphia's Home. aged
thirty-two years. She had been a great
sufferer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

Read about Miller q Rhoads' bargain
giving. Page s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

March bargain giving at Miller &
Rhoads. See display adv. on page S.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1896-01-25

the Influence of his own life to believers,
but deepens within them the sense of
Gods presence. Our missionaries in
japan are educating native preachers.
These home apostles will be medium
by which the missionaries themselves
can get closer to the people. For like
reason God chooses from among men a
person largely endowed with moral
genius and says: Through him will l
seek fellowship with the human family.
Being one Of their own number,-having
endured the same trials that beset them,
and wret tied with the same tempta
tons, he can bring Me into more human
like relations with men than if sought
direct contact with them The prov
ince of church is to diffuse the spirit
of Christ through parish, and thereby
give it a more intense consciousness o.
Gods presence"