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UNITED STATES OF America. Eastern Dis
srict Of Texas ss.--ln the United Stalcs
District Court In and for said District Gal
In the matter OF w. j. Hancock. bank.
rrpt No. 1888 In bankruptcy.
To tho HoI orable David H. Bryant. Judge
OF tue District Court OF the United State
for the EGstefn District OF Texas.
W, j. Hancock, OF Houston. In the county
OF Harris and state OF Texas. In said dis
@ saS ~ ns .aa s", ws on s IN
adiudgcd BANKRUPT undcr the acts OF con
gress relating to bankruptcy; that he ha
dnly surrendered all his property and right
OF nior,tv. aud has fully complied With
ala the requirements of said acts OF thu
orders OF the court touching his bankruptcy,
Wherefore. he prAys that he may be de-
creed Ly tae court TO have full uischarge
from all debts prosahle against his estate
under said BANKRUPT. acts; except such
oeots as are excepted by law from such
discharge,
Dated this 2lh day OF July. A, D. 1899
w. !. Hancock Bankrupt
order OF Notice Thereon.
Eastern District OF Texas. IS,
On this, tho soth dav OF July, A. ID. 1872
on reading the foregoing petition II II
ordered by the court, that hcarthg be
had upon the same on the i4th day OF
August, A. u. 1892, before said court at
the office OF James II. Durnett, referee 10
bankruptcy. u, S, courtroom. Galveston,
Texas. In said district. at II o'clock In the
fcitnGon; and that notice thereof be pub
ltntd IN Inc houston fust "a nVWsNNpVI
rrlntcA In said district, and that all known
creditors aud other persons In interest may
appear a. the said time and place and show
eNute, II any they have. why the prayer OF
ths std petitioner should not be granted.
Ahr ii ia further ordered by the eou I,
that the clerk shall send nv mail TO all
l,nown creditors copies Of said petition ana
this oraor addressed to them a their places
OF residence as stated.
Mines the Honorable David E. Bryant,
judge OF the said court, ana the seal there
of, 81 GclN eston. in snid district. ON the
ash cav OF July, A. d. 1929.
(Sanl C. Dart Clerk
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a GOOD. gentle, high-spirited horse. In nne
conoition. SO. Apply SiO5 Louisiana street
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THAT PRETTY COTTAGE home. 2oi1 Le-
land. fve rooms. bath. sewerage, gas, south
east 'front.' ono block from car line, must
be sold; will be open all day for inspection;
VIII aceep, ofier one. third cash. balance one.
can never get another snap like this. N. NJ
Norfect 4 Co.. 2oi Dinz building. phone 673
II
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By his Attorney, FellS ithtkeHhHhs
Each OF the above parties has properly
acknowledged tho foregoing instrument, ant
certificates are attached TO the Original
agreement recorded as shown below
Stnte OF Texas. County OF Harris
!, n. i. Duproe. clerk of the county couri
OF Harris county. do hereby certify that the
within instrument with Its certificate Of
autDonticatlon, wns filed for registration N
my office on July 10, 1899. AT 3;40 O'Clock
.. M, and duly recorded on July II, 1893. at
lC o. M. In Vol. |. page 1888 OF Record OF
Limited Partnerships In said county.
Witness. my hand and seal OF Office al
Houston, the day and date last above writ-
ten e. T.. Dupres,
Clerk County Court. Harris County.
by r. Y Speed Deputy.
State OF TEXAS, County OF Harris
], II. II. Duprce, clerk Of the county court
OF Hnrris county. Texas, do hereby desig-
nate The Houston Post q newspaper pub
lshed in Harris county, Texas. In which the
terms OF the partnership herelnbefore de-
scribed shall be published for az least SLY
weeks. as provided by article 1891. REVISED
Statutes Of Texas
witpets my hand and ofhcial seal. this
Juiv ~ 1899. r. r. Dunree.
Clerk County Court Harris County. Texas.
Filed for record July IL. 1897 at 1880
a. m. and recorded July Il, 1893 at II 40
a. M. 10 Record of Limited Partnerships.
Vol. /, page 49, p. + Dnpree,
Clerk County Court Harris County,
BY II. Y. Snecd Deputy, S-2i
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WANTED-Young lady to address circulars
in payment OF commercial or shorthand
course. Apply in writing Massey Business
College II
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CONTENTS OF q nine-room boarding or lodg-
ING house. as 1t stands; gooa location. A
barsAin for prompt buyer. Address 1901,
this offce. a.,
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BICYCLES--1.adies' second hama Ideal ana
syracuse. In frst-class condition; new tires:
VIA March GILMORE. Houston. Boys TWEEN
ty-four inch wheels sl2 n
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SECOND HAND TYPEWRlTERS all makes.
from $500 to $50 90: guaranteed to be In
perfect order
J. ]. Pastoriza Pig. & Lltho. Co.. Hous,
ton. Texas. II
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FOR sALE--Soo bushels millet seed at Coo per
pusn.l I. Q. b. cars rug ars. Apply to s.
w. linckard. GlulGIe Te<Is "a
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FOR SALE.

i
lBICYCLEs-Ladies' second hand Ideal and
s a Ns.h ~ mr,st,eiass eondlt,on: new tires;
| sy.,a,,ns .su euIhore. houston. BOYS twen-
SVu' inoh wueeis VIZ u
A GOOD. gentle, high-spirited horse In nns
conoition. SIS. Apply si0S Louisiana street
%
| CONTENTS of a nine room boardinr or lorr-
| ing house as il stands, 800 ic.s,,o ,ese
usihAin Tor prompt buyer. Address 1901.
tn's oihce. 81
| FOX SALls--Maltess cal wlth four lI-,-rs
9Ol Main street $3.50 ~,
Isn,, s.--------,---------------- ssV
fSN sALE-soV bushels mllet seed at Coo per
W pinckard tsiulria Tr,Is '' " "a "a
- 10, -
for ieut. ar ali honsancis .,ri,'. Nv',p.s'v'
cneap before Ansnst nnI,, i'r ss w,
after . y. m, "a Gnartres street. 20
500 Mill. HlIN nm Ill ont7os y ~ f--s--
lVOS Montsomery avenue, Houston. i
FOR SAFE hn,o s,-,,,, r.-so5, -
ni.,Snnts ,nr n ~ su'1e uu..aau ear OF lh-
for nartIc 5Ga sac AZ less tnan cost Wrie
i,ss aadr,ss W." w,, =" a'u' 'ne onsi
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FOX SALE-l have about one.half car OF I'M
PIGMENTS for sale at less than cost WritA
Tor particulars as want 10 quit tile husl
Texas. s,I
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uooD. all around man wants position IN
Dry govas ana eivL,iAg sore. gvvu SAFES
in"n anu stOeAAesper. Auuress noA o.,
Laoerty, Texas. ~
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MANIFESTATION by coioIed man, helper
IN plaensnnn sn0p. experienced ana mas
SvVa Observation-Disclosures. auueess eesv. tnis
ONCE. =,
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
FOR RELIABLE quick and honest SERVICES
In civil and criminal cases apply 10 2: y,
Bureau. 1854 Main street. e-le-9,
s. o. COTTON 4 BRO, Fire lnsufah.ss
Agents and Adjusters. 10 Main street.
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LARGE four-room house, furnished completo.
Tor tent. or all household turniture tor SAFE
cheap before August 4. Apuly / r. IN, or
alter D. m, 81 Charities street. 70
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Young man stenographer for d
couple of months. Address 65ol, tails office. 80
WANTED-At our logging camps at Laurel
Texas. twenty good sawyers. until Sep EN-
everything and have saws nied. Apply at
Sabine Tram Co.'s office Beaumont. Texas.
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slYuAllvN wANrAu-MALa.

cate ues,res puoiic OF piisa,e scnvvl or
soNerness-sn,p, owns p.aao aau can teacn
muse, sNuuiess ups4, TINS uIuve. j
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FOR sALE--Maltes. cat with four ki,t-ns.
s0l Main street. so
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FOR RENT.

NICELY furnished rooms at reasonable prices.
4l9 LaIranoh. .
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500 WILL BUY an SILT engine &-horse
power boiler, an S0-saw gin, hydraunc
leys aud Skating for OUTFIT Address ID
1UOS MONTGOMERY avenue nonsinn
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots for sale at lowest
prices on installment plan. office go Ma,a
street John A. Milroy, agent.
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JUST RECEIVED-Car new bugsles with
fll leather tops, rubber curtains and storm
akron. wide or standard treAi; your choice
SAG co. Edw. clarendon. daaier in all kiads
:. up-to-dato vehicles. harness ana ru ber-
tired hUcpiVs Franklin and (atniin,. SIS "a
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MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms and
ranches. Francis Smith Il Co.. San AM
tonic Texas. Call on +. w. Norris. Kiam
building Houston. Texas. II
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DENTIST--DentaI work at popular prices
Best teeth SO; gold nllings 81; amelgam
50o. painless extracting SOC. DR.. DAME q.
4G3b Main. SO
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WANTED--An extra set OF books 10 be kept
IN the aiternoohs aAd evenings, by IA book.
kt.pvl VINO 10 quaiiAea TO Keep any SO, OF
beOAA; references furnished. Address 556,
tnls once,
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.


LOsT--Pair OF specks In new style Of hinged
chse Houston optical Co. name on Case.
Leave at Dr.. Becbo's. 1904 Texas ayenue.
9nc receive reward. rs
LOsT-On Prairie avenue. between LaBranch
and San Jatinto streets, one gold me al;
Longfellow's excelsior eDgragefs On one size
ard name on the other; finder VIII please
return to telephone Office and receive re-
ward q
LOsT--Last Sunday. one nea-blt.en gray
mare. about years old; geatle; answers
to name OF Nellie: reward flr Information:
shod when left. likely shoes now of but
ono pInson This office 81
LosT-Pass book containing Central. Katy;
Santa Fe and T.. +. passes: also money AZ
Grand Central dsDot Sunday morning. Re-
turn TO l.. W. Alexander. Western Union
Telcgrnnh Co. ard receive reward. ~
sTRAYED OR sToLEN--From my dairy, one
REGISTERED Jersey COW. reddish fawn aud
white; taFs ia ears. so5s and 80 " d, NJ.
starksgllle. Miss will pay reward for any
Information leading 20 her whereabouts.
r. II. Keyworth
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WANTED-A first-class colored waiter; none
other need apply No. 60 Austin street 81
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STATE OF TEXAS
County of lIarris-This is to certify tha'
the following named persons do hereby 9s-
sociate themselves In q limited partnership.
under and IN accordance with the TUE
lXNNl. Revised Statutes OF 1870, OF tue
State of Texas. with all of the powers. oeIi-
to.wit.
stephen NJ Weld, Charles W. Idc George
w. Neville. S. NJ Imam, Walter Hhnnewtu,
Alfred II, Weld. Edward NJ. Wold James p.
Mellow n Edward V. Cary, and William
Amory. I'd
/. The name under which said limite4
par,nership is to be known aud conducted
2. Tho general nature OF the business OF
said limited partnership is to be that of buy
Ing and selling cotton. IN the seed or glnnen:
In bulk or ~ any form, and COTTON seed. anu
of ginning ami comprosslng cotton by any
process or processes, and with plants or
machinery, owned. leased, or operated under
an, form of contract.
g. The names and residences of tho gen
eral partners in said firm are as follows;
stephen NJ. Weld. pedham. Massachusetts.
Charles w. Tde, New York, New york
George w, Neville, Houston. Texas; Alfred
r. Weld. pedhHm, Massachusetts; Edward
NJ. Weld, Dedham, Massachusetts. James Il,
MCGOWAN, Augusta. Georgia.
The names and residences OF the special
partners ara as follows;
8. NJ. Inman New York. New York; Wal.
ter Hunnewell. Wellesley. massachusetts,
Edward " Cary, Montclair. NeS Jerse2 ;
William Amory. "a. boston, Massachusetts.
T. The amount OF capital which each OF
said special partners has contributed to ths
common stock Is as follows:
S, NJ. Inman. one hdndred thousand dol
lars $500 900 0Ol Walter Hu srewoll, one
hundred thousand dollars 100000 o0), Will
liam Amory. Cd, nifty thousand dollars s5p, !,
00000) Edward V. Cary. one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars Csl500o0.00),
And the general partners above named
have contributed to the common stock tho
sum OF one hundred and twenty -fivo thou-
sand dollars t3i25, 900 00).
g. The partnership hereby formed COM
uleuccs on the first day of July, 1882 and
terminates on the first day OF July 1900. at
noon.
Witness, our hands, this seventeenth day
OF June. A. ID. 1893 ON this and fourteen
other originals thereof.
stephen NJ. Weld
Chns w. Ide,
Walter Uunncwoli
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FOR RENT-The entire second floor over our
store: suitable for offices. photograph gal
lery. cotton men. etc. sol Main street. II.
a. Rooth y Bro q
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GOOD woman cook (ooored married.
wants a position at once as cook In Dri-
yate family. is steady. settled and rel able.
eda be recommended. Apply l4l7 Crawford
street. %
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BUGGIES. PHAETONS-To make room for
two carloads Of vehicles 10 arrive in few
days we will make special reductions on all
jobs now in stock over sixty days Mcse.
hart 4 Kellers Carriage Shop. Frankiin
and Caroline, q
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

SIT Union wanted by colored woman as
nurec. cook or chamhermnid. Address No.
500 Pouk street. Savannah Green. 20
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PROGRESSIVE flood sufferers will plant this
week black eve peas, alfalfa clover potato
onion sets. early siX-weeks corn. June corn,
six-weeks potatoes, sweet: potato slips 81
per 1000; mi!let and turnip seed broom
corn Holloway Seed. Grain and Commits
sion Co. DAllns. Texas. u
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no0l<S-old aud new: we buy, sell and ox.
change. j. s. Purdy. I'LL Congress ST.
DRY hard wood ashes for sale in carload LOIS
c. r. Cummings 4 Co. ~
FOR SALE--one Knabe square piano; one
organ. At sos Travis street ~
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COMFORTABLE furnished south rooms. moo
ern conveniencesi lll6 Capitol avenue, %
FOR RENT--Three or four unfurnished rooms
for housekeeping. Apply 1915 Travis stree.
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DIR. ROWLAND gives private readings ~
CARDS. SOC; spirit power 4; c paln1WS soa una
cav SATURDAY nights. csc; he has no equa5l
s1g Caroline street ..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
Epworth League Needing. Indinn~
npOIiN, July

Haif-rate tickets will he so,d ,;o
chesapeake and Ohio railway on Jujy
18th and l9th,good until July Goth: sub.
ject to nm extension To leave indian
apolis not later than August Dist The
c. q Q. is miles nearer and quicker
than any other line. The ST. Louis
a. M, reaches indianapolis mex morn,
ing at 1l:4o a. III. The f. T.. v. lenv-
ing Norfolk $3.50 y. m, reaches In
dianapoiis next night 1150 D. m. Re
turning. leave Indianapolis G:20 n. m.
arrive Norfolk next afternoon 7:O5 D.
M leave Indianapolis Z a. M. arrive
norfolk l2:l5 p. M. Both trains carry
dining cars and Pullman sleepers. sion,
over at White Sulphur will be allowed
on league tickets. Leaguers should
take the c.. & o. and save time and
money and have the ADVANTAGE OF two
fast trains each way daily. 1e27-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
LEWIS M. TEB0
His Body Brought to Norfolk
Yesterday.
RIO struc,k a Log While diving, and
Bcing Stunned WINS Rendered
Helpless In tho xynier-Mia Funcr.
nj To-Day-Intcrment at SUFFOLK.

The body OF MT Louis NJ. Tebo. an
account OF whose sad and untimely
death from drowning while bathing in
Linkhorn bay. Princess Anne county,
Wednesday. appeared In yesterdays
Virginian-Pilot, was recovered We'd
nesday night and brought to this city
on the Virginia Beach train nbou:
noon yesterday. A coroner's inquest
was held in the case at Princess Anne
court house yesterday. the verdict be-
ing accidental drowning. y bruise on
the face of the young man. it was de-
veloped at the inquest. was caused by
his striking against an old log while
diving several feet under the water
Striking the log probably stunned the
young man. thus rendering him help
less. He was an expert swimmer and
otherwise would have rescued himself
The body was prepared for burial af-
ter reaching Norfolk, and after IA fun
eral to-day Will be sent to Suffolk, his
old home. for interment.
The obsequies Will be held from Ep-
worth NJ. T.. Church at o'clock this
afternoon and will, be attended by
members of the Young Mems Christian
Association, with which he was promi-
nently connected. and the Norfolk Ty-
biographical Union, OF which he was
financial secretary. and by Elizabeth
Camp, Woodmen OF the World, OF
which he was n sovereign.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
Annun, Mc.tinC <.oo,.noIccr,

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Columbia Guano Com
pany was held at the Office, No. ia
Main street, at L. oclocl. N. yesterday,
when the following officers were elect
ed: Board of Directors-F. S. Register,
c. F.Burroughs. j. a. Gill. C. y. John
son and Charles +. Williams.
The Board OF Directors met and elect
ed the following officers: President and
Treasurer,F. S. Register; Secretary, c.
T.. Burroughs.
The Atlantic Chemical Company met
Immediately after the adjournment of
the Columbia Guano Company and
elected the following: Board Of Direc-
tors-F S. Register. C. i. Burroughs, c.
y. Gill. Charles Williams. The directors
then met and elected the following Of
ficers: President. f. S. Roysicr: Vice
President. c. f. Burroughs; Secretary,
Charles l.. Williams
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
Ihs ncenn yicyv rhc,tre

The impression having gone abroad
that there would be vaudeville at Ocean
View on Sunday. July 81. and consider
able comment occasioned thereby, the
authorities of the Ocean View railroad
expressed themselves to-day as some
what at loss to understand how
such rumor could have originated.
Mr.. c. NJ. Randolph. whose position is
that of assistant to the president, and
who is acting in his stead, said to-day
that such n thing rs vaudeville on sun
day was never contemplated, in fact.
never entered his mind. The engage
ment for Sunday is by the celebra ted
hungarian Band. of infant prodigics, in
sacred music. and the band will be
pleased to play any sacred music de-
sired by the audience. Mr.. Oscar Sis
son. the stage manager. is out in a
card concerning the vaudeville.
The show this week is composed en-
tirely of men. but is pronounced 10 be
the best performance ever seen ut
Ocean View. being side-splitting in
mirth and fun.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
WILL HOLD CHILD.
A NEWPORT NEWS ACTRESS HAS
MRS. REVILLES DAUGHTER.

A NEWPORT NEWS ACTRESS HAS
MRS. REvILLES DAUGHTER.
The following appeared in yesterdays
Baltimore Suns New York News cor
respondcnce:
Maude. the 3-year- old child OF Mrs.
Mathilde Leonine Reville, of New York,
was located here to-day. but will not be
restored to her mother unless the law
compels 1t. She is in the custody Of an
actress, whose stage name is Blanche
raymond. but whose real name was
Maud Wilbane until she married Frank
K. Wilson. manager of the Auditorium
Theatre, about month ago.
Three years ago Mrs. Wilson was liv-
Ing with Harvey Ramsey, the New
York theatrical man, who was murder
ed last Saturday by his wife. and was
known as Mrs. Ramsey. In December
duced to Strengthened circumstances
after the death of her husband, adver-
tised her 3-year-old daughter for adop-
ton. Ramsey and the woman known
as his wife answered the advertisement
and took charge of the child. Not long
afterward the supposed Mrs. Ramsey
quarrelled with Ramsey and left New
York. taking the child with her. Sew
eral months ago she came to this city
with the little girl and has been ap-
pearing at local variety theatres.
When Ramsey was murdered Mrs.
Reville decided that she wanted to re-
gain the child. but the actress says she
legally adopted the child and refuses
to give her up. because she has become
attached to her.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
WASTE Paper street ncccp,ncIc..

Mayor Johnston has had Some cor
respondencc with Atlanta, Ga. with
reference to the introduction here OF
waste paper and fruit peel receptaclcs
the idea being to place one of these
Tree of charge in front of business
houses desiring it, the receptacle TO
contain advertisements. the revenue
from which goes to the promoters oS the
scheme. Yesterday the Mayor received
letter from MIR. George ii. Opdykc, of
Atlanta. who sent n diagram of his
receptacle. the dimensions of which is
four feet high inside and two feet wide
The Mayor has conferred with the
Street. Sewer and Drain Board and
the Board of Health, with the recon-
mendation that the receptaclos be
adopted. The Councils Will no doubt be
asked at the next meeting to approve
and pass an ordinance permitting its
use OH the streets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
Rcd menIlrc, na,e.r.

Merrlmac Tribe, No. 90. 1. o. r. NJ,
has elected the following chiefs to Of
flee for the ensuing term:
Sachem. Thomas Dancy: Sr. Saga
more. L. w. Dozier; Jr. Sycamore, w.
S. Frederick; Prophet, C. {. knight:
Chief OF Records, John ]. Dozier;
Keeper OF Wampum, X. C. MacLean;
Keeper OF Wigwam. G.. a. Flora.
AT the council fire OF Minerva Tribe.
No. 100. j. o. Il. NJ. kindled last even
Ing. the following chiefs were elected
for the ensuing term: c. w. Rudd,
sachem; W. P. Murphy. prophet: T.
b. Wright, senior sycamore: II. a.
Cunningham, junior sycamore; r. q.
Jackson. chief of records; j. L. Gibbs,
keeper OF wampum: Geo. f. Gate, keep
CT OF wlgwam.
After the quenching OF the council
fire tho tribe partook of corn and ven
ison and had an enjoyable time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
CAPT. M'cARTY HURT.
VETERAN JOURNALIST KNOCK
ED DOWN BY STREET CAR.

The Richmond Leader Of yesterday
afternoon has the following:
Captain Page McCarty, one OF the
best known citizens of Richmond, had
narrow escape from death just be
fore o'clock last night.
Capt. McCarty was crossing Main
street just above the corner of Second
when eastbound car No.,27 came along.
According to the motorman, Captain
McCarty crossed the track once and
then started to return. The motorman
said that as soon as he saw him start
back he reversed his CURRENT, and the
car was running very slowly when it
struck him. knocking him down
The car was Immediately stopped be-
fore the wheels touched him, and sew
eral of the passengers with the motor
man and conductor, raised Captain Nc
Carly to his feet.
1t was soon ascertained that he had
not received any serious injury, and
he was able to walk to his home, No.
1919 East Main street.
I'm not hurt" said Captain Nc
Carly. as he walked off, "only a little
shaken up
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
Locn, crop condi,,on-.

Local truckers are now sending to
market Irish potatoes and a few beans.
Irish potatoes are bringing from $3.50
to $500 per barrel in Philadelphia and
New York. The local crop will he only
about GO per cent. of an average crop.
The light crop was caused by drought
in May and June. Prices now rule
better than the average of this month.
but net returns by acreage will be less
than usual by reason of the short crop.
Tomatoes are now looking fairly well.
and will begin to come in about July
5th to July 10.h The tomato acreage
is about up to the average.
Cantaloupes will begin 10 come in.
the early varieties. about July 25th. The
vines are looking well. as q rule.