He is yet a young man, barely thirty years of age, but has demonstrated his ability to capably handle the most intricate legal problems.
The duties of the dual position were promptly and capably discharged until 1876, when he was made auditor, serving in that capacity for five years under a receiver.
He was the founder of the town of Boulevard St. Paul, now Emard ward, and capably served as its mayor.
In 1896 he was appointed district engineer of public works for the district of Montreal and has since conscientiously and capably discharged the duties of that position.
This association continued for about forty years and the business was most successfully and capably conducted according to modern progressive methods.
Throughout two years he carried on the work capably and thoroughly.
Motte, as Third Officer, actedcapably and thoroughly throughout the Expedition.
She seemed so defenceless in her wild-rose beauty, her longing for pretty clothes and city ways, and yet so capably pro by this opportune father who appeared to foresee the moment of her flights.
On the screen he capably beamed the fondest admiration, almost reverent in its intensity--and there would appear the still of Merton bidding an emotional farewell to his horse.
In politics he is a democrat and has served capably on the school board.
In a word, his business affairs are capably managed and whatever he undertakes he carries forward to successful completion.
In political belief he is a democrat and he is now capably serving as a member of the school board.
He proved adequate to the duties that devolved upon him, for he has ever been a man of enterprise and adaptability who has readily and capably undertaken the tasks which have come to him.
Mr. Pettyjohn is a stanch republican and has served capably as a member of the school board.
His business affairs have been managed capably and he is now in excellent financial circumstances.
He has never sought or desired office, preferring to give his undivided time and attention to his business affairs, which are capably and wisely directed.
Mr. Harvey endorses the policies of the republican party and has served his district capably as a member of the school board.
They belong to the United Brethren church and for a number of years Mr. Woods has served capably as superintendent of the Sunday school.
Lydia wascapably mixing the filling for sandwiches.
A moment later she heard him call Rose "Dearest," as he capablyheld her dust-coat for his wife, and capably buttoned and straightened it.
Therefore, they must be capably trained in order to educate both sons and daughters.
Mangan drove home as swiftly and capably as was his wont.
There was a lay-off for most of the first-string players on Monday, a fact which gave Harry Walton a chance to conduct himself very capably at left guard during the four ten-minute periods of scrimmage with the second.
Jemima and Jacqueline were already within; Jemima at the organ, which she manipulated capably if unemotionally; Jacqueline marshaling her choir of farm boys and girls into a whispering, giggling semblance of order.
It had elected a president and a secretary and was governing itself according to Roberts' Rules of Order quite as capably as it had been governed in the past by the Madam.
Thus came to an end the best planned and most capably conducted effort that was at any time made to conquer Charleston by sea.
One of the factors of modern Labour-unrest, indeed, is the physical unfitness of debilitated and neurotic working-men to cope capably and cheerfully with the tasks of earlier and sturdier generations.
That these other employments have been demanded by the times, is undeniable; as, too, that honour and credit are due to those who well and capably responded to the exigencies of the hour.
Clubs and receptions have come into fashion, where intellectual matters are seriously, even capably discussed.
