The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-21

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LocaletteS
The members of the Richmond base
ball team are registered at the Ponce
de Leon.
Readers OF THE TIMES should not fail
to read our special column. Ladies' de-
string to have their childre hair cut
should read Claude Ruhl's al.
At Grace Church.
AT Grace Church Sunday morning
Rev. Jos. Stras preached, and at night
Rev. b. f. Ball. presiding elder,
preached in the absence of Rev. Mr..
Bulla.
NO Quorum Present
An adjourned meeting OF the City
Council was to have been held last night,
but owing to there being no quorum
present, adjourned to meet again on
next Monday night.
Mr. Anthony Here.
Rev. P. A. Anthony preached Sunday
at Vinton and Bousacks, and returned
yesterday to Buena Vista. where he is
conducting successful revival, assisted
by Rev. w. w. Hamilton. Y
10 Pastors Conference.
There was no session OF the Pastors
Conference yesterday morning. only
three Of the city pastors being present.
A minister said yesterday that-this
worthy class needs jogging up aflittle>
About Fifty Conversions.
DR.. Geo. G. Smith, who has been con-
Quoting meeting at Rocky Mount for
the past ten days, passed through the
city yesterday on his way to his home
in Georgia. He reported about fifty
conversions of children during the meet.
ing.
Auction Sale of Lots.
The vacant lot ad Joining the National
Business College on the west WAS sold
yeDterday at public auction for Sc, 500.
The purchaser was tho MARYLAND Life
Ipcursrce Comnrrv r. Ra,tinora Fro
.ot fr1n.h erV...ty iyy !vet ul Camp Oh
avenue.
Fourth Avenue Church.
Attic Fourth Avenue Christian
Church Sunday morning Rev. Ira W.
Kimmel preached an interesting SER
mon on the Continual Struggle OF the
Christian" At night he preached from
Coos revelation OF power through the
atars. Large congregations attended
both services.
An Excellent Article.
The April nunbr of the Virginia
School Journal com aims an article on
Mature Study" writ ZEN by Misses Bos-
we'll and HILLARY, III the Commerce
street school. The article Is q most
excellent one, and sp'aks we'll for the
progressiveness Of out city schools, as
By these 10 dies.
Removed to Norfolk.
The family OF A. Sau or left Sunday
night for Norfolk, where they will reside
in the future. Mr.. Saut,r was formerly
foreman in the Mach, ne Works, but
WAS transferred to Lam ,ert's Point to
take charge Of the shops ct that place.
large number OF the friends OF the
family were at the Union Depot to ace
them away. e. \
fCouncilman Boehm ReslgpA
councilman j. E. Boehm las rendered
his resignation as membe. of the City
Council from the Third wafc.t This was
done with the expectation th at 1t would
be acted upon by Council last night,
but there being no quorum -present 1t
will not be received by that body until
next Monday night.
Juvenile Baseball.
A game OF baseball between the Little
Orioles and the Third nvenue2b sseball
team was played yesterday. the score
standing 81 to in favor of the Third
avenues. The feature of the game was
the batting of Welsh; he only struck out
seven times out of eight and then he got
his base on balls. The batteries for the
Third avenues were DrIscoll and JOHNNY
Sheehsn; for the Little Orioles, Welsh
and McDevott.
Roanoke and the United States Court.
Representative Oley's bill to establish
terms Of the district and circuit court of
the United States in this city has been
fevorably reported from the House COM
mittee on judiciary. The bill provides
that the terms shall be held here twice
Aach vQar viz. On tho Tuoadau stk.x