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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
huston At HOME TODAY,

Cad Crabs Won the Last of the
Series.
,uI.S IS HERE FOR THREE GAMES.
nefented by Paris. snn An
pn'' ,y,, md Fort worth Lost.
'" The Bunaioes Home
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
BRAAl IsLETON.

AlcIAendrec NJ. r. church. the rev
r. II. Bennett. notwithstanding to-
day at IL a. m. and 1880 y. m. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. III, Epworth League at
4:30 p. m. All are cordially invited TO
attend.
Mrs. William Young and son, accom-
panied by Mrs. Walter Eaton and
daughter. arrived yesterday morning
from Canard Nova Scotia, and are the
guests Of Mr.. c. L. Billups, on VIII
loughby avenue, 222.
Park Avenue Baptist church the Rev
Stephen Merritt, OF New York. will
preach at II a. NJ The REV Air. Ma
guire, Of the Congo Free State, Africa,
will also be present and at 7:i5 D. m
the Rev. DR.. Wilson. assistant pastor to
DR.. a. b. Simpson. OF New York. and
Dean Peck. OF Denver, Col. viii ad-
dress the meeting. All are cordially in
vitcd.
Trinity M. L. church, the Rev L. 4.
Potts, pastor.-Services at the usual
hours. At II a. m. by the Rev Robert
a. Hencl of Lenox, Mass, and n, AS
by the pastor. Sunday school at $50
q. IN.
Park Avenue Presbyterian church,
Public worship al IL a. m. and y. NJ
Preaching by The pastor the Rev e.
g. McCluer. Ewing subject, mo Greed
No Character"
ised all who attend the concert at Nc
kendrec church Tomorrow evening,
ApIil 5th, at o'clock Programme
instrumental trio. Misses Russell and
Miss Simcoe; vocal duet, Misses Bessie
and S. Kindred Williams; solo, Miss
Lois Sterling: recitation, Miss Sophia
Pritchard; solo. Miss Annie Dunbar;
solo, Miss Salle Ridley Jones; recitation
Miss Susie Russell: solo Miss Mary *.
Ewcll; vocol duet, Miss Dunbar and Mr..
G. L. Young; solo, Miss Bessie Williams: :
instrumental duet; refreshments; silver
Offering at the door.
Sturgeon Memorial Baptist church,
the Rev. T.. II Martin, pastor-Servces
$50 a. m; preaching a, II a. NJ and Z 80
y. M. The pastor will also preach at
Gilmerton i'll the afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
and prayer by Dr. j. J. Hall; hymn;
reports of the work; solo, Mrs. l.. +.
Roberts; addresses by DIR. Fisher. the
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell and the Rev J.. S.
G. Davis. The public is cordially invi-
ted to attend.
Tomorrow afternoon at o clock Mr.
G.. n. Crittenton Will speak at Nc X en-
dree.
The Epworth League OF Trinity NJ.
p. church will conduct services at the
city alnlshouse this afternoon.
St. Peters P. T.. church, the Rev G.
T.. Woodson. rector.-Scrviccs at The
usual hours. The public is invited 10
attend
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04

from the jetty and her stern on the edge
or the channel. One-third OF the hull 10
visible ut high water. i
Neusc Siver.~-Notice Is also given
that. on or about April Is. 1897, lights. as
ioiioWs, VIII pc established OH the Neusc
river below NeNvbern: -
Johnson Point beacon Ijpht-A Dxe1
white lantern light on the Structure rr-
Gently erected on the westerly sifln NJ
the Channel OF the Neuse river. I'm ton
rect or water OH tho point OF the shonl
making or from johnson Point nmI
about one-tifth of u mile east-northeust-
erly from the point
The focal plume OF the light vii, no
fourteen feet above the water. 1,he
structure Is u Dlnck. triangular pyrani-
dal skeleton OF three piles, with m ;n-
dependent pile in the centre carrvin,-
the lantern. 80
lower. Green Spring Beacon I,irht.-
~ liked white lantern light on the struc-
ture recently erected OH the westerly
side Of the channel OF the Neuse river
IN ten feet OF water on the point OF tho
shool making Off about one-eighth OF n
mile from Lower Green Spring Point.
The focal plane OF the light will he
fourteen feet above the water. The
structure Is q black. triangular, pyrami-
uAl skeleton OF three piles. with IN III
dependent pilo In the centre carrying
the lantern. .
Upper Green Spring Beacon Light
a fixed white lantern light on the struc-
ture recently erected III ten feet OF water
on The northeasterly side Of the channel
or the Neusc river.
The focal plane OF the light Will be
fourteen Feet above the water The
structure Is Il red, triangular pyramida]
skeleton OF three piles. with nn indepen.
dent pile in the centre carrying the
lantern.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
Meet SIC mt tho Fopntn,,,

What Is said to he the finest fountain
III the State Is being Installed ut the
store OF Burrow, Martin & Co., drug
gfstS, on Main street. It is of NIexfcnn
onyx. the opllcsGent shades OF which
shine cool ana invitingly In the eyes or
those who sip the nectar drawn from It,
known rs among the most entcrprising
anu progressive, as we'll as the largest
ufugslsts III the Stnte, Burrow, Martin
d Co. have III this instance done m,,ch
to enhance their reputation. for the
fountain Is simply magnificent All the
new devices for Keeping the syrups clcu n
ana fresh are used on this SHUTS lLtest
production. The well known phrase,
Meet me at the fountain" will bear u
very pleasant Interpretation IL It means
a meeting at Burrows
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KUNTEIsSvII.LE.

The shells being put along the Norfolk
street railway on Central avenue viii
De very serviceIble the next wet spell. y
. Everything was reported quiet for this
town yesterday. Z
The Rev. r. w. Webb, pastor, will
have regular services ut the uunters-
Vile NJ. II. church to-day. &
Grace Baptist church. the Rev, II. T..
Wright, misunderstanding at II n. m,
and y. m Morning theme, .Paurs
Love for Country" Evening theme,
Nfhe| Losos." Sunday school at $3.50 a.
M. Is. I. r. U. ut 7:16 p. III. Revival SER
vices every evening next week at 7:45
o'clock -
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ATLANTIC CITY.
attend

Mr.. r. a. Pebworth, OF Poole street,
left yesterday for York county, Va,
where he will spend some time
Mrs. George Boykin. of Windsor Va,
is expected to-day and she will be the
guest Of her sister Mrs. George Crit
fin, on Fort street
Central Avenue Baptist church-The
pastor, the Rev. Il. T.. Duday, will
preach at the morning service and the
Rev. +. II. Martin in the afternoon.
AT the residence of Mr.. RcspasS, on
Fort street. penny party" will he
given Monday night by the ladies in
charge Of the Earnest Workers society
OF Central Avenue Baptist church. Re
freshmcnts will be served and Il good
time Is promised ITO all who come, BAY
q nickel at the door
Lcliies Memorial Methodist church,
the Rev. II. r.. Johnson, ID. D., pastor.
Subjects II a. M, Communion With
Christ" 7:s5 y. m, Personal Influence
and Our Responsibility For It."
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TOWN or SUF' f X

ings In advocacy OF the temperance
movement. That was the conclusion ar
rived at this afternoon at meeting held
i'm DR.. WV. Staley's study In the
Christian church. These we're present:
The Rev. J. f. Love, presiding; Dr. w.
W. Staley and the Revs. W. "A. Barr.
IT. G. Chea than, William Chum and
Daniel B Austin. While the proposed
temperance meetings were postponed, it
does not mean an abandonment Of fhe
plan. The meetings may be had at a
more eXpedient time
CAPTAIN POWELL'S FUNERAL,
AN Official telegram from r. c. Rob-
ertS, secretary of the Windsor, Masonic
lodge, was received to-day, announcing
Captain W. III. Powen's DEATH He will
pc buried Sunday afternoon with the
honoEs or the order Several members
OF the Suffolk lodge will go up to take
part III the ceremonies. :,
DEEDS RECORDED.
Eellville Land and Improvement COM
pany to sylvester Faux, one lot near
Bellville, S45
Am Bullock to John Bullock. a one
nan interest in 6,s acres in Sleepy Hole
district, $50.
LILLIPUTIANS
Judge George Cowper, OF Winton, N.
G., was in Suffolk for a short time to-
day
Operator Holland ut the Atlantic and
ferred to Norfolk.
Monday Is the last rule day on which
CIRCUIT Court suits can dc entered. They
may be put in on motion during the
term.
Little Grace Thompson, whose ankle
was broken by wagon wheel, was get
ting along all right to-day.
Nanscmond lodge No. 209O, Knights Of
Honor, will hold an important meeting
on Monday night and 4 full attendance
is expected E,
The Methodist Parsonage society will
meet with Mrs. w. l.. Mcleod, No. 10
thinner street, next Monday night, at
S o'clock
The Rev. Duncan l.. Mcleod will de-
liver an illustrated lecture entitled THE
Mi1f-Tree," at the Suffolk Baptist church
next Monday night under the AUSPICES
OF the &. Y. p. y. Admission free
S!mon Lawrence has nearly recovered
from his late illness. He left this af-
teTnoon TO spend two weeks In Rich
mond.
L. Redpath. the British subject. who
was convicted OF killing Charles Wool
fiy's COW, and sentenced to forty days
IN jail, Will be turned loose Tomorrow,
Miss Mamie Blanchard, daughter Of
Jonas Blanchard, will OH next Wednes-
day be married to G. J. Rountree at the
Christian church.
Chief Justice A. S. Eley is probably
the only magistra &c in Nensemond coun-
~ who ever issued marriage license.
He did 1T In 1865, under very peculiar
conditions.
Mr.. James Wagner, large trucker of
Lower Parish, was here to-day
at his widows request DR.. Thomas
p. Chopper, Of Suffolk, has written q ters-
timonial and terse biography of the
late Fl. V. Crawford, OF Maryland, who
was DE-. Croppe.'s com-adc in arms. His
article has been published in Il weekly
Maryland paper. II is we'll written.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
GEONGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
Affairs that Interest students, Alumni
md EriCnIS.

M, Iaii!'iS ton =. y, APT! S-(SpeciaD-
nnEa.;,'r - Ca &c net Meelt me Law Socnool
IT,i,.o;H STc!ctS "lu the New YORK
st,.,, ,n.,s Nv NV scnooi VIII take place
..paaoi,i 1--WE we cues ION selected Is:
..ho,,,, s... nat the United states
of C,,,,, ;, J3 lii"e me pslaserent rights
sido 80 -, 80 tIo"l mas me negative
hald I,, ~ ~ ~ ion. Mnicil vii be up
rho,, ns I =, -; ryan, OF tennessee.
I'D ~, nntcn' ot norm Dnkota,
i,,,I,ro =. -. = o"et, o. Chlnornle- Thc
Iinla,. : ~. ~. - pcell seiected.
cciontIn i nuSPiSes OF me hohner
SJnors ai,;st ~. ItoleSsor wins l..
>, ,obt Iat,,n ~ Ing " cather loufeau. last
tho yvorda,f,,i Oh 0n otoiihs ana some Oh
,,,al,,a.,. ~ iioiiitlid VI Inc ear
for a nn7,.r,.. ~ oeen completed
dn,;r Ill - uS .hG Sr'ee, iaanlo, Man
pb;Iaaai,i,i - NJ M - DC given IN
Anil ootl, m ,,.ni oS evening
cnnnart ,,.i,, 49,, - liooaole mat the same
cit I.nn ~ s c,i1o uG slSen ~ New YORK
~ nv; So' D t,e IoiloWins saturday.
;ntr fnr,ti,n nnm,,,i I,,i11, - alittilS
;s - ", MA n n.i,u,. iupl'c oeha1e which
sn anta''to;nr 'h"H i',h.
,ha ron,ol,, ai,,i, -, w pe given by
tho ho,art ~ ~, 80 .Iie hear ioiurc Tor
ar Te.i';, W 'ne Hscohu psseDall team
~ ~, Era,,nh Iuns.ielrs' member
~ '1S net1In HcaueinS ana editor OF
.an, - s -; DcuA NionueS, mas con-
I'm ~ ~, ~ q d iectule IN GaSton
-, ~ tiie l,ea! uture. INVITATIONS are
~; ~ ot :! is=ueu anu me AFFAIR VIII be I'M
I.ei ne soc!ai auspices OF the French
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
Notice 10 Mariners.

Wreck OF The L. 4. Stevens Light
Notice is hereby given by the Light
house Board that on March %. 1897, a
fixed red lantern light was established
TO mark the wreck or the schooner T.. a.
Stevens, sunk on the northwesterly side
or the channel Of the Raritnn river,
about 500 feet SN. 4 S. from Western
lefty upper end} Post Light No. 2. The
lantern, about eight feet above the
water, is suspended from a pole dashed
to the bulwarks just forward Of the port
main rigging. The wreck, loaded with
brick heads northwest lies on her star
board side with her bow twenty feet
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
Police Court lsecor.I.

Justice Tomlin disposed Of the follow
Ing business in the Police Court yes
terday:
Wiley Smith, colorcd, was fined Sill
for assaulting Rebacca Washington.
coored, and j. S. Richardson had to
pay 81 for malicious prosecution.
Louis Myers, who was sent 10 Jail some
days ago in default of paying IL $500
peace bond, had his case reopencts and
was discharged upon paying $2l.50
Several cases Of less Importance were
also suitably disposed OF.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
NEWS 0FsiTHEs COURTS.
4 New Electric Lighting Company Was
Chartered Yesterday.
THE RAILWAY CASE VILE Be APPEALED
Tho Rondholtlers ARE Not Sntisfles,
with Judge Hughes Decision
Very little business WINS Trans.
acted'in tho Police Court by GUS.
tice Tomlin, Yesterday.

Huntersville and that section OF the
city mot now covered By the gas and
electric plants will shortly be served by
new company.
Judge Prentis, Of the Circuit Court
has granted charter to the Norfolk
Light and Power company the capital
stock of which Is $4,000. The following
are the officers: William RosaorouEh,
president; w II. Minor, vice-presldent:
a. q. Krise treasurer. The purpose OF
the company IS to furnish electric lights
10 Park place. Huntersville and other
suburbs .
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
Ii. " II II

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
district II. Y. p. u. Will be held this art
ernoon at O'Clock with tic Grace
Baptist church. a most delightful pro-
grammc has been arranged. 4 feature
or which Will he solos tby Professor
Rugby, OF Portsmouth, md Miss Phi.
len, or this city. The address or tile
evening will be delivered by the Rev,
E. b: Hatcher. OF the first church. The
public Is invited
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
Rniiwny Cnsc to Bo Appcn1csi.

The case decided by Judge Hughes, of
the United States Court, Friday, dis
missing the application for an injunc-
ton against the rate cutting between
the Seaboard Air Line and the Southern
railway, Will be carried to the Appellate
Court, which meets on the first Tues
day III May. The papers In the case
are now being made up sr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04

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suits Entered.

In the Court Of Law and CHANGER,
yesterday I. p. Lee e. Co. entered sui
against b. r. Twiford. IN assumpsit
damages $500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
Court lfrAGlS.

The April term OF the Corporation
Court begins Tomorrow.
The spring term Of the Circuit Court
ana the April term of the County Court
In Princess Anne begin tomorrow.
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memorandum.

Br. stump. BoNgrove passed in the
Capes at 10 q. IN. for Norfolk
Rotterdam, March 31--Arrived: Brit
lsh steamers Alcdrey, Nichols, Ncwport
News; Dnybreak, Jones, Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
DEDICATION SERVICES
the Baptlsts Of Petersburg Will Formally
Consecrata Aouse Of Worship.
THE AEW SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH /
Nearly MI the Protestant nIinistets or
the.City wifi Take Part in the Cer.s
emonien-Divines rron, other Cltisa
"ii 1fe Prescnt--A Descriptions %
tho Splendid New Ediiics.

Petersburg. Va. April 3.--lspecial)--
me Second Baptist church. corner at
sycamore and Oak streets, Rev. A. J.
frlstoe. pastor, Will be formally de-
dlcated tomorrow. There will be three
services.-norning. afternoon and night
-'tor which very interesting pro-,
gramme has been arranged l ..
THOSE WHO WILL TAKE PART.
Those who will take part in the ser
vices are Rev. w. j. IL. Cox, OF I3alti-
more; Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher. y. d.. OF Pc
tershlrE; Rev. VIM. T.. Edwards, pastor
OF Washington Street NJ. E. church:
Rev. VIM. e. Hatcher, y. D.. OF Rlch-
mond; Rey. J. W. Roseblo, p. D., pas.
TOR OF Tnbb Street Presbyterian church,
and Rev. w. S. Leake pastor OF West
END Baptist church. Each or the min.
listers will deliver addresses. The dedi.
catory sermon will be preached In the
morning by laev. II. W. Battle, D. D..
There viii be solos by Miss Tepy Ta5.
l0r OF Petersburg, and Mr.. Haddon
Watkins. OF Richmond
X HANDSOME STRUCTUR
The church. which Is Il large handsome
editice. cost about $4,000. It has Il steel
ceiling which is securely nailed to 3
frame work Of wood The windows are
or opalescent and cathedral glass and
decorated with Austrian jewels. In the
GENRE OF each large window is u floral
design.
Facing the pulpit on the right side ara
double peoples, OH the next Window
Gala lilies. and on the third promegran4
ate fruit: oil the left water lilieR lotus
blossoms and roses.
These. with other windows Of the
church, cost 1916.
The T)ews Were manufactured by the
Grand Rapids Furniture company, OF
Michigan, and were set up in the church
ut 81 cost Of $500 The carpet Ia ten
weave Brussels and cost 1925. .a
~ GENEROUS WOMAN.
The handsome furnishings of the n,ll-
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4 NoRFoLK 'VTRGTNIAN. SUNDAY. APRIL q 1897.

The anniversary OF the Ladies' Union
Will take place at the Park Avenue 3ap-
fist church on Mondoy. April 9Th. Pro
granme: Anthem by choir; Scripture
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
Property Transfers.

II. S. Ackiss to Walter T.. busch. a
lot with improvements on the west side
OF Saltcr street, $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
Mct,nbo W Sorr,,,,

The game between Norfolk, and Mo
Cabe Will be called at p. III. Tomorrow
when Mr.. r. c. Chisnell will umpire
The prices will be as follows: General
admission, men, % cents; grand stand
II cent S extra: ladies. Is cents; grand
stand. 5 cents: boys, Is cents: coloretl
people Is cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04

DR.. Week, eye expert. is located per-
manently. Examinations free. f. H.
Gale, 152 Main street.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Fort of Norfolk nnd Iortsunousn
April 3. 1907.
II -
ARRIVALS

br. stump. Acanthus, Cliff. Hamburg,
to North American Transport Company
for cargo.
Schr! Sarah w. Lawrence, Hammctt,
to VIM. Lamb 4: Co. for coal
Schr. Lydia II. Roper, Hanson, New
York, light.
:, Schr. Hester Waters. Foxwell, Great
Egg harbor, light
Tug George ". Pride
CLEARED.
schr. Cora G. N1eader, Mender, Baltl-
more, with lumber
Barge Forest Belle. New Bedford, with
coal 800
Barge Belle OF Oregon, Providence.
with coal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
CLEARED.
SAILED.

Br. stmp. Daniel, Grey. Manchester
having coaled
Schr. Lizzie II. Brayton, Rogers. Fal
River, with coal
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4 GENEROUS WOMA N.

The handsome furnishings OF the pull
pit. including lectern, chairs, carpets and
curtains. were furnished by one Of the
lady memberships Laura Bowman
without cost to the church The Bible
was q gift from the Young Mems So,
ciety OF the church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
Doctors Disagree

On many points, but all Of them, no mat
Ter or what school, fully agree: That
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expected if the

had been given
has had experience with Catarrh will readily
ne Of the most obstinate Of diseases; it is easy
, that it is deep-seated, and that no remedy
hes the surface can have the slightest effect
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-07-10

George-Havc you got your list of
guests made out for the box party?
Clara--Not quite. It's In honor Of
Mrs. Brownstun. you know. and must
invite people who would be congenial.
OF course I'll have to ask the Frisbec
girls. They are her sisters, YOU remem.
Der. That's two.
mo. It's one."
"One?'
"Yes. They are half sisters. "-Cleve.
land Plain Dealer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-07-10
There Is Money stiii in Ranching.

There IL Money still In launching.
Judge Torrey. the author of the well
known national bankruptcy bill that
bears his name, Is one of the most
successful stockmen I'm the Northwest.
He Is largely Interested In one Of the
biggest cattle ranches In Wyoming. on
which lie raises as beautiful specimens
Of shorthorns and Herefords as can he
found In the United States. On his
ranch are also raised some high.priced
hackney horses, in the breeding of
which Judge Torrey takes special de-
light. III raising cattle the Judge goes
In for practical results. and culls from
the ranch some of the finest steers.
which he ships to a Nebraska feeding
farm In order to fatten them for mar
ket. Not long since he received
check for $1,000 as the price of seven.
teen head of beeves. an average of
nearly $50 n head. which seems to DEM
onstrate that there still IL money In the
ranching business when 1t is conducted
along intelligent lines.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-07-10
Roadside Orchards,

The experiment of planting fruit
trees along the sides of public high
ways has been tried with satisfactory
results In several German States and
In Austria. and the products of the
plantations have been the means of
adding considerably to the revenues of
the governments thereof. In Saxony
the profit derived by the State from
that source during fourteen years Is
estimated at about 100000. Planting
of forest trees by the sides of the roads
has been abandoned In Wurtemberg.
and the planting and care of fruit trees
are regulated by law. The trees are
placed in the care of the abutting pro.
prietor under the supervision of the
highway inspector. In Bavaria and the
Palatinate each road man is duplicated
by horticulturist. for whose qualifica-
ton special instruction Is provided.
and who has to pass competitive ex.
animation. In some regions the lines
Of the railroads are also planted. and
In other the minor roads and even pri.
vntp rOads