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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
IN WHIST.
No matter what your mariner q

No matter what your partner does
Remain urhane and bland.
Don't even say his caiuc is one
You cannot understand
The more misrlayS that ne may mako
The moro you'll smile and say
You often make "a like mistake;
Did it but yesterday
II adversary should revoke,
Don't claim the penalty.
"a little slip like this is one
That every day We See"
And should he merit 1t or not
Pay compliments on skill.
Don't miss this opportunity
OF gaining his good will
The others will not like il
If you win the game each dav
So, when gaining, praise your partner;
It's his scientific play.
Showing joy or disappointment
You must manage to resist
II you'd have tho others love you
And be popular at whist
brooklyn Eagle
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
A Cure For Muscular Nheuma,,.m.

MRS. r L. HANSON, Fairmont. Iili
nois, says; my aioaer used Chamber
lsin's Pain Balm fer muscular rhsums
tism and It effected e ompleta cure.
keep II in the house a. all Zines an
have always found T. beneficial for sche
snd pains Il is the quicxest cure "a,
rheumA .ism, muscular pains ard lame
ness | have ever sec u " For salo y,
Nhe Chas Lyle Drug COMPANY
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

NoTiCE-TO EDITH GORDON ST. JOHN
- ana Hunter ST. John. Yon arc hereby mott
uea shat on the first day OF the July term 1895 OF
t u nusthge court for the city OF Roanoke the
panAors Loan and Investment Company will
move said court to appoint IT. w Goodwin as
70 John c. Ten Eyck, trustee, and dated lst dsy
Oh January 1875, auc recorded in the clerks OH ce
OF Vlty OF Roanoke, in deed book e6 page III. in
inc place OF the said John G. Ten Eyck
-, BANKERS LOAN n INVESTMENT co.
by Cockc N Glasgow, Attorneys 524lm
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
OOk'T STOP T0B CC0.
now 20 CURE YOURSELF WHILE
USISG III.

UsISG IL
Tho tobacco habit grows man until his
nervous system i. seriously affected, impairing
health, comfort and happiness TO quit suddenly
is too severe n shock to the system, ~ tobacco TO
N iayeterate user becomes stimulant that his
System continually Graves "Baco euro" is "a
scientific cure for the tobacco habit in all it's
forms, carefully compounded after the formula OF
n eminent Berlin physician VINO has used it in
his private practice since 572, without a failure
1t Is purely vegetable and guarau- ced perfectly
harmless You can use ali the tobacco son want
while taking "BacOCuro II will notify yoa
when to stop. We give q written guarantee TO
cure permanently au case with tHrce boxes, or
refund the money with IT, per c,ut interest
"Baco CurO" is not Il substitute, hut a scientific
cure, that cures without the use OF VIII power
ana with no Inconvenience. II leaves the system
as pure and free from nicotine "a he day you
took your first chew or smoke.
Cured by Baco-Curo and Gained Thirty
Pounds.
From hundreds OF testimonials, The originals Of
which arc on file and open TO inspection, the foI-
lowing Is presented:
Clayton, Nevada Co, Ark, Jan 2s, 1895.
Eureka Chemical II Mfg. Co., La Crosse, wis -
Gentlemen: For forty years used tobacco in all
great sufferer from general debility and
heart disease For fifteen years | tried to quit
but couldn't took various remedies, among
tidote" "Doablo Chloride or Geld" etc, etc
hut none OF them did me the least bit OF good
Finally. however, purchased box OF your
"Baco-Curo" and II has entirely cured ME OF the
habit in all its forms. ano | nave increased thirty
pounds in weight and am relieved from all the
numerous aches and pains of .dy and mind
eoud write quiTc of paper upon my changed
feelings and condition. Yours respectfully.
T. II MARBURY,
Pastor +. Church Clayton, ARK
Sold by all druggists ut 81 per box; three boxes.
Uhrty day. treatmenO. $3.50 with iron clad
written guarantee, or sent direct upon receipt OF
s.rfc r4f to- hnnk ~ nd
Chemical " Mfg. Co, La Crosse, Wis, and Bos-
ton, Mass.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

How do you feel, Bill?" asked the
sympathizing friend.
Some better. answered the wound
ed cowboy. II guess it won't bc long
fore kin get round an get square. -
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

California has been named the Gold
en- State, from the mines of precious
metal discovered III lS4S, which have
since proved source of enormous riches
To that commonwealth.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

II PURSUANCE OF A DECKEE ENTERED
Il by the musings court Tor the city or Roanoke
csuse OF 7. l.: Terry, ct al, Va. tho Roanoke DE.
yyi0pment company. e. als. Will, on FRIDAY.
IhE % ~ DAY OF JUNE, 1895, M - O'Clock
m oUer Tor sale, At public auction, in front on
me courthouse, IN the city or Roanoke. Va to
tue highest bidder. those Ave certain tracts or
noke. Va: yaSW1 20 IVA
IIAVi 90 /, containing TO- acres, more or less
IrAcS 30 = containing BY acres, more or less
tract NO. q, containing 36i acres rood "a
poles more or less V'N' ~
tract No .; containing - acres, rood u
polts, more or less ''O'' -
being ne same tracts or parcels oi land con.
seyeu ~ J. l.: Terry and wife To - " Jami.or
py ctcu ualed NE nth day OF October lsqO and
conveyed 20 =. W JAmison aud wife TO The Ros.
noke Development Company hy deed OF even
dAte herewith, which deeds are or record In III
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
DEFEND
iKnnlist

Teething s,rup n Tiers, !. viii give
resa to your'elt suC
reliet to your intsnts a certaio cur,
fer gripping sid windy collie In al
cases Of diarrhoe. in infsn>s ard chid
rem, II given according 20 directions
will give instant re-
lief. MassIe'~
Price 25 cents, fnarmaoy.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
first clese style.


Mr. D. P. DAVIS, a prominent livery
man and merchant, Of Goehen, vs. ia
this to say On the subject Of rheume>
tiHm: take pleasure in recommend.
ing Cram Der ein's Pain BA.m .or rheu-
mati:m, es | kno rom person | e5
pfrieDce that it will do gil shat i.
Claimed fori. A var $40 this gp-ir Q
my brother wss laid up in bed with in
Mandatory rheumatism and suffereu
intensity. The first application a.
Cham berlan's Palm Balm essed tn
pain ana she use OF one bottle com
pie;cly cured him " For Gsle by IN
Chas. Lyle Drug C-ulpsnv
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

Carriage drivers in France receive
Sl.o2 II week, in England 50. 10, in Ser
many SD 81 and in Italy - go
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

BRAGAasA &t MAI ONE, tie cn,arpri.
Ing PROOF o org OF DE Crystal Spr ~
C.fo' viii ee that you are pollci,
trest'd and served With everything l.,
first class style.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
MASsIE'S PHARMACY.

BhM0NS Relief Cures Headache.
!" Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbus
.rlrrhcea, &c. rs cents for large bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Royal Pow-Wow To-Morrow Evening
Annual Election of Officers.

shockoes clan assembled in great
force at Lee Camp Hall on Wednesday
evening at g O'Clock. when there viii
be a feast OF reason and flow OF soul
as the loyal fraters plume themselves over
their advent into their now quarters. ana
exhaust their supply OF cloQncnce in nom
mating speeches in connection with the
annual election Of officers.
or course there viii De n number OF
candidates 20 initiate. for ShOckOe' S -.lir
record would De hackenc1 hy meeting
with no accompanying initiation into the
mysteries" 10 is not proper 10 speculate
as 10 the outcome Of the election. but
there are some salaricd officers connected
with ShOckOe which. however, are not
deemed more desirable than positions Of
honor and trust per SO with no sponduliN
attachment There may Doe some good
natured rivalry. but IN any event there
VIII be the cOmplofcst harmony. and all
will go merry as n marriage hell' or
a dinner bell. when n man is hungry. II
efficient Regent ellis should decline re-
election. Col William H. Lusk will De
chosen 10 grace the Regents pedestal.
the ability and general Arcanum essen
tiaiitics Of whom is exceeded 10y naueht
save possibly his personal rulchritu1c and
the parliamentary pr0clivity OF modest
collector Dabney. 10 "rise 10 n point Of
order" or q Lawyer Gale 10 protest
that there IS not scintlla or evidence
in support Of tho subnratum OK tho by
nothceis.'
old man "move 70 adjourn" VIII not ho
present and Deputy Grand Billy Wickcrs
Will doubtless look aside n there are.any
extra touches I'm the iniuatory proceed
inPs. not writ In tho book. and calculated
20 test the grit and nervo-powor OF Tho
candidate. Mr. Kemp viii doubtless thr'r
The frators with some Of his choicest
songs and after good time generally.
the boys viii hio themselves 10 their
peaceful domiciles safe. sound. sober and
sensible.
IF you want 70 have n good time. iino
the cavalrv," or n no calvary convenient.
just cline Shockoo"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Thought to Have Bseu Thrown Oyerboar'
At SEA Are Found 10 be Buried.

ABINGDON. VA. December 5.-Spe-
cial.-As an Instance OF the valuable
public service The Times IS rendering
n publishing the roster Of the soldiers
of the Southern Confederacy who dlec
and are buried az Elmira. y. Y. II has
given the many friends of John &. Nc
Donald the very first knowledge OF ms
last resting place.
Ifa was for many years OF the fortiea
aud mites easily the nrst merchant OF
that portion of Southwestern virginia
which lies north OF Clnch mountain
ON the breaking out Of hostiiities be-
tween the Northern and Southern states
iu ISL Dee was made "a commissary with
the rank % major. and was stationed az
Dublin. Va.
That position he resigned in 1893 and
took the field as private In the ranks
of Colonel Bowen's Sixteenth Virginia
cavalry. Company l. and being captured
in one Of the engagements On the Poto-
mac. ho was sent 10 Elmira prison The
only news his friends ever had Of him
was that while sick he was sent io
Fortress Monroe for exchange. but as
he never reached Fortress Monroe. u
WAS supposed lie had died on the way
and been thrown overheard. But The
Times now proves he died al and was
buried at Elmra Thanks TO The Times,
Major Mcdonald was the foremost mcr-
chant Of Tazcwell. and In 1855 he went
10 Richmond. and became the head of
tine large grocery wholesale house Of
Mcdonald. SPOTS x Harvey. lie was
noble specimen of the true gentleman.
GIFTED with fine intellect. elegant man
urfs. and unusual business capacity. Doe
was honorod and loved by many "a man.
For n third Of a century his body has
been lost 10 his friends. but his name
and virtues are still green in their
hearts.
Washington county has recently lost
two well-known octogtnarilns-to-wit
Mahl0n Sirsoag lltc Of Bristol. but
later OF Glade Spring. and Thomas &.
Riley. both aged about eighty-six years.
and both long and we'll known.
General Fizhugh Lee. since his SPLEEN
GA service in cuba. ie more popular
than ever in this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Vernon webb Arrested aud Carried to
IrnnI. I'm.

Vernon webb Arrested aud Carried to
Erooklyn.
SUFFOLK. VA. Dee. 7-Spccial-On
Yesterday Sergeant Amos, Of th.s city,
received message from the chief Of
police of Brooklyn. y. Y. 10 arrest S.
v b. Srhriner alias Vernon Webb, who
was stopping a. the Commercial Hotel,
as DEE Was wanted in Brooklyn for forgery.
Sergeant Ames arrested him and lodged
him I'm the county Jail When searched
be had only one cent I'm his pocket. when
asked u he desired any of bis relatives
or friends notified. said be had no one
10 telegraph 20. but afterwards I'D send
"a telegram 10 a concern 80 Richmond. Va,
which he ha4 been representing here Tor
several weeks. lie stopped ~ the Com
mercml Hotel. and leaves the proprietor
with a fifty dollar board Dill unpaid.
since he has been here he has been very
prompt in attendance az religious meet
ines participating In the -insinr. lie
has worked FOR bis company very faith
fully. getting in some prominent people.
lie has the reputation Of being hard
man 20 shake Oh when he IS soliciting
stock.
Detective Roche. Of Brooklyn. arrived
here to-day. and the prisoner waving re-
ouislton PAPERS. took him back 10 Brook
Ism this afternoon.
Detective Roche saws Webb. a. he was
known here married a woman, worth
about $4,000. and that she is now suing
for % divorce. and that he forged several
checks
The case Of Commonwealth against G.
". Wright. late ex-treasurer Of Suffolk
which consumed 20 much time in thi,
County Court. was called In Green5villc
County Court to-day ana removed 10
surry county. where it will come up. in
January.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
THECITY OF PETERSBURG
uOVEMENT FOR A DiiLf MAIL UP
and DOWN JAMES RIgLE.
seventeen Offices to be Servcd-Mcctinr
for Men Only at the y. NJ. {. A.
Deaths,

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. Especial
Mr.. j. w. Phillips. Of this city, has jus
returned from WASHINGTON where b.
has been TO confer with the postal au-
thorities in reference to establishing q
daily msil from Petersburg to seventeen
rost-ofliccs on James river, between here
and orfoIk. Mr. Phillips who is the
owner % the steamer :. 4. Mccall. which
plies between Petersburg and Norfolk
told me to-day that daily mail 10 each
II the post-onlces on James river had
been approved by all OF the postmaster
on the river. but two. and also by the
postmaster at orfOlk.
lie stated further that he was ccnfident
Of getting The contract for furnishing the
daily mail
FOR MEN ONLY.
meeting for men only was held IN
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Yesterday afternoon. which
was very largely offended. The music
vas furnished by the Webb Cusrtette
Of Richmcnd. An address vas made los
rev. T.. Vi. Hope. the new general sccrc-
taiy.
Mary Virginia, little daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. T.. H. Beasley. Is very III
with Inflammation OF the stomach.
Mr.. P4schal Davie has removed TO
Richmond which place he will make his
future home.
THE HAND or DEATH.
Mr.. II. +. Morrison, superintendent
~ the Petersburg Iron Works, died at his
homo. on Hinton street. at $50 o'clock
last night after a painful illness Death
resulted from heart trouble. The de-
ceased was q son Of Or Morrison. Of
Brunswick county. lie leaves widow
and three children.
Mr. H. r. Crank. Of Dinwiddie county.
died az his home in that county last
night. OF typhod-fevor. lie WAS a ma
tive OF Lousia county Va.
Mr. W. b. Dyson. Of Chester. was FL
the city this morning.
Captain X. ". Morgan, Of the Peters
burg Grays. who has been confined 10 the
house Tor some weeks from severe illness
was able TO be out on yesterday.
Mrs j. w. Phillips has gone TO Rich
mond 10 visit friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
EARNEST PREItHING Ar TRINITY.
Rev. J.T. Mastin Continues TO Please His
PeopIe Faithful Herald of the Gross.

PeopI. Faithful Herald of the Gross.
The rcappointment or Rev. J. T. Mas
ten TO the pastorate OF Trinity Methodist
church was confidently expected Boy
the membership and was hail
ed with great and general satisfac-
ton. The two sermons OF this deserved
ly popular preacher delivered from his
pulpit on Sunday 10 excellent congfeta-
tons fully sustained his good reputation
as a Jealous and earnest herald OF the
Cross
Tic morning discourse was based on
the Grst four words of the blessed Book
Of hooks. I'm the beginning. God"-and
omniprcsence. majesty power. justice and
mercy Of the Great I Am were points
elaborated in a very Interesting and Gle
waiting manner. the central thought in the
sermon being that tho success and happi-
ness Of all accountable beings is depend
ent upon their recognition OF
the Sovereignty OF God. and
being willing 10 act conform
ably with His commands. The sol
cmn sacrament Of the Lords Supper FOL
lowed the sermon and a large number OF
communicates rartook Of the omblems
Tie evening subject was Tie Fail of
Solomon and the discourse was clear
and forcifie discussion OF tho cause Of am
such catastrophe as befoil this wisest Of
men. When Solomon BEGAN 10 doubt
God the seed OF sin IN unholiaf was sown
which was nurtured by The evil ono until
81 grew into open rebellion against Gods
will. il IS so with al mon. high or
low. exalted or humble. whom thcv begin
TO doubt God tho door ie opened 20 sins
catastrophe Mon must obey Gods
word. II IS 30 rospccter OF Per
son. It's standard cannot be lowered
20 suit our wishes or individual cases ~
IS obey God and 1--we or disohcy God and
die
incidentally. tho speaker referred 70 Tho
Worlds Fair Parliament Of Religion IN
words of depreciation. resentinc the idea
that 1T doesn't matter what kind ~ re-
l'cion a man has Just 80 he is honest
and declaring that tho only true soul
elevatlug. saving religion was that pro-
yided by God the Father and perfected
through the redemption Of Jesus Christ.
the Son.
cir. ,fas,in "hew- % the line. let the
cllrs fall where they may" and his SER
mons ore always pieasinclv ombclllshod
with graphic rchcarsals OF Bible scenes
and Incidents apur0Dos OF his subject
Mrs Norinrham the mother ~ Mrs.
Nastfn recently snort several weeks n
the parsonage but has now returned to
her homo at Rowling Green. Va. Mr..
Noftnchams health IS very poor and the
many friends this genial. sweet-snirited
la1v made during der stay here will a'l
delight 20 hear 1t any time that her CON
ditOn Is improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

mrs. walter Maclsie VIII Not Prosecute
Her Husband.

Tactic, r-fr had d number OF interesting
....i... .,,or,.i,,,-
cases before MN !es'e'""y i"0i ''''s'
among them being that against Walter
-r..tI. v.h, os printed i'm Sunda,
s,.,... .I.--., .'.,b tbrov,ire his WI.
- '' ''..f 49,. ,..,,,lo,,, 100
NC,
NIL. ans renresanted by Nh.
f,.r.. D. Visr SERGEANT Mat
a., rr,or <~o,.so aud pr
800, .',i s,i1 fb.f Mrs Nocl,le de-
80 . ... t.,,. tN.f Nfselia had
,tro,'r r.r ort M tbe window but when
80 '.', ,,'.. l,i,.s .. note WIS produced
,.n,,ortfr. to come from Mrs Nfackie
sa,ir- t.st sle had fallen out of the
window.
rueff.a Crrfchrria said he would con
,i... fb. .s-. NINTH Tuesday. ana allow
. MAGISTRATE 10 go 20 Mrs Macke's and
A. .f. v.ot,I4 mako oath fhat Tho letter
"a frro. hc would thcn fx the amount
Of fha bond. but bee would have % have
hirs. Niacilo in court Mackle went back
A. tnc nrn until .h.s morning.
Robert Lowe docs not get along pleasant
fv with his uife.vho ls a roo6-iooklnc hru-
,e,f. sn. ha. i.ft him ON one occasion. and
g.. v.e allowed 10 return 10 har dnrine
a.. ..,,o,..r lie ba. now had hen arrest-
al ON "a serious cnarse. Lowe related the
80 f..f,r. tn. Tueflce Yesterday morn
~. ufr. e,,,,-4 ..-..,rr at..~s.soa sr
80. 80 ,-.,,sr In court ana ber r,o,h.r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
'Ir. Straus 10 Preside.

The Washington Post OF Saturday
says.
\ smoker will be given under the aus
pieces Of the combined lodge, OF the
Bnai Birth OF the District of Columbia
on Tuesday night ar the Business-Me s
club No. ~ Sixth street. Mr.. Julius
Strauss. Of Richmond. Va. the Grand
President ~ the order will preside. The
talent is Of the best. consisting. in part
~ Messrs. David Bangs. j NJ Mcleod
Lee Baumgartcn. Harry Wolf. :. Gold
smith. Arthur Middleton. Thomas vii
kiuson. Percy Leach. Bob. Dobhins. Mad
ria Mandolin Quartetfe. Monirose Club.
Hanlcin's orchestra. Becker Brothers
Frank Harrison. Willie Collier. and
Mrs. Edmonston. The entire affair is
under the supervision of committee.
made up Of Isaac Cans chairman. Alex
ander Wolf Samuel Cans, y. $. Meyer,
and NJ Eiseman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

CAPTAIN Kuight'- Report in Regard TO lts
Condition and EHi.iercv.

c,ptain Knight Report in Regard 10 Its
Condition and FW.iercv.
Tho Adutant-Gcucral has just received
~. - ~ fna monthly issued hy the Mill
tary information Division or 'ue " "i
Dee. .lltfu.. N-.i'- 10 .f,
as 10 The condition q the orsahl-eu Al''l-
fs ln t.D United States ana i.' '..-. '.I.'3
for service during the year 1850. The re-
mort concerning tho militia Of Virginia Is
written lv Cant. John T. Knieht L. $. A.,
who until recently was attached 10 heaa-
quarters iu this state. 1T gives iat -'
amount of interesting Information 10 the
most condensed form. completely cover
ing everything in connection witn INC Inli-
ltary affairs in this STATE.
IN regard 70 mobilization the report OF
CAPTAIN Krleht comments on the iol-
lowing points:
In the statc-Richmond the most central
location. possesses both water ana ran
facilities for rouccutr tiou from all sec-
lions n the State The greater bulk ot
the volunteers is within easy telegraph
and mail communication with Richmond.
lvnchlurg. stanton. GOrdonsfile Char
lottcsvile Norfolk. PetersourT. h'nVlle.
ana Roanoke have good railroad iacill-
ties for concentration.
tO Points ~ concentration Tor service
outside OF the cf1tc~N' iI'th UT -N'" l..l'
News. Gordonsviue Charlottcsrilie.S iaun-
Ton or IalrtrS Ferry. f0f land move
mcnt northward: Danvllle, Lynchburg or
Roanoke southwark.
to- Time required FOR concentration for
servic, I'm and out Of State.-About mid
nieht 81 The Fl or May last telegraph or
ders were s-nr 70 TIE company az inf-rt-
~ At Charlotte awhile 10 rcr-rt - once
O, the sheriff Of Tazcwell county FOR duty
NJ Graham. The distance travelled was
~ miles. Exactly twelve hours after
Getting the order and hy ordering rail
road trains. this company reported for
duty. Similar orders were given 10 one
company at Salem. two az Roanoke. one
Al LYnchhurg. and one al larmville. Ex-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

missed, but Justice John made them pay
VI each for coming before him.
Melville Kirby on Sunday evening was
passing down Broad street near Sew
cntecnth, with a companion. Kirby was
been imbibing as though the "beauti-
ful was a foot deep. Officer Parkinson
told them to quit their fuss and go on
home. Kirby said he would do as he
pleased. and told the officer he could net
order him home. lie was informed that
he would be pulled II he did not 90 on
quietly. Kirby replied that tho whole
police force could not pull him, ana
when the officer caught him he resisted
and struck the officer. Kirby strenuous
ly denied all the officer statements. but
Justice Crutchdcld believed tho police
man and nncd Kirby s. FOR being disOr-
DERBY and $40 for resisting the officer
The fine was promptly paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

was changed yesterday from the after
noon until nieht and 10 is understood
that the night sermonF viii be- by the
Eev. Mr Brandcr. lie has "a clear voice
and easy meditation and has already
made un excellent impression upon the
congregation. which is one of the strong
est and aggressive Of the Episcopal
Church in Maryland.
After the morning service many Of the
members OF tile congregation who had
not already mot Mr. Brauaer made his
acquaintance. ANA gave him warm
welcome to his new field. a sketch of his
life has already appeared I'm The Amer-
can.-Baltimore American OF yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

ceptinv the latter company. all reported
for duty I'm twelve hours or less from the
time II getting the order. and with an
average OF more than seventy-hvc per
cent OF their men. At n central point
Ike Richmond. seven,y-fve per cent. Of
the volunteer force could bee concentrated
within eight hours ana mo other twenty
five nor cent. within twelve hours. The
time would be reduced III special train
service we're used.
"a Plans for Emergency" Military
calls" on the hre-bclls % cities and towns
and snccial mes senger service. in connec-
ton with the telegraph.
(n Percentage that would turn cut for
sixty davs-about eighty-nve per cent
capt knights report ior the year 1896
has not yet been sent In. but will be COM
plefol shortly.