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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
'Il[ET FROM BRENNAN
.ccrpESrALLY SHOT
-. TARGET RIFLE
.,,,ed from Alvin to
\ APE .,an convention-No
c''s .s,r scarlet Fever.

lime PA DISTRESSING
a. -. almost fatal, occurred
'',' NJ, morning, resulting IN
'a' !, Eva, daughter OF Rev.
IN c,ddey' n,,o,asa
the hands Of a boy Tne
~ = a IN one yard and the
y y, in another. Edward
=, YEATS, was in the rear yard
W ~ d. father, DIR. r, p. Lunn'
'',s with target riile' but
wv, 4. weapon was loaded ana
y. I'M aim at an imaginary tar
.'n' I'd .ss trigger to MS surprise Use
I. y, "a, discharged and to MS
.,,m followed the discharge Of
f'iuI. Immediately ran ihto MS
n. 49, a bis father OF wnat aaa
s'ann,', hen went with all speed
w. II appears that Us Ed
',iss' aun the girl was standing
u ~ !, the Baptist parsonage
'las' adjoining house TO the resi-
i,hn, endeavorlny to ciese
q Y .,aItsr The ball struck her
y 7. , .iss Of the neck, ami, fright
y, ~ through the house crying
M am shot! 49,
" y, v,Is unable to locate the ball,
" small one, of q callber' 1t
WI a,,.,d the iugular vein and the
rsry, and was lost but probably
Nv" s.,,last one of the nerves OF
M as the patient complains of
~ ~, member. She was given
....,I,n and at this writing no
4 J, '.stsrtsined as to serious results
| ngaATEs FROM ALVIN.
,s,rt time will elapse before the
|, River Navigation convention will
n. Al Brsnham. The reports re-
Nam the many counties along the
!, That large delegations will at
I, A, people OF Brenham expect to
"bIg convention
.,ssTing letter was received this
r. h,m Alvin; In reply to your
4. liter Of some days ago request
,,,as and county judges to call meet
y N purpose Of selecting delegates
!, aviation convention to be held
,rl,p July 3, will say that ! have
II appointed the following named
M 10 addition to the ones selected
|. !rgleton meeting from the city:
| 4. Tolar, N. NJ. King, B. l.. 0sgood,
Gibbs, q. D. Carter, Henry Samp-
/ o Smith. r. F. Adams, J. R. Kim
,riP. j. Willis. Those selected by
irlson meeting were ]. II. Roberts,
aassn. J, 7. Lacy, A. j. Birchield,
Fihback, R. H. King, o. s. Cum
isi E. S. Atkinson.
IN unable to say at this time how
,sn this city will attend the con
!. However, will use my best ef-
10 ss them all to come. as I recog-
b Importance OF the work you have
Il not only to Brazoria county, but
entire Brazos valley from Waco to
y Wishing you much success in
VI R, H. King, Mayor"
srARE OVER SCARLET FEVER.
Eirlst fever scare here has abated.
Il reported last night. there is a
y. there Is no fear of spread. In
b disease Is not considered to be
worst firm Tho patiapt &c q uot,p,-
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No Smallpox ut Wheeler.
Wheelock, Texas, June 22.-All OF the
smallpox cases have been dismissed and
guards taken off; no new cases developed
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AGENTS WANTED.

AcrNTs-On salary or commisslon the
ereatest agents seller ever produced; every
user Of pen and ink buys II on slsnti w z
300 per cent pronti one agenss ssiss
Two hours Monroe Mfg Co., lss. Ia
Crosse Wis - -
TO canvass for QUAKER
path. the great health restorer ana pre-
scrvar. Come 70 500 KAN puilcins between
8 and IL a. m
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Is hereby given to all parties con-
cerned that eenled proposals will be re-
ceiyed until Q O'Clock a. m, "Wednesday.
July IL. 1893, by the penitentiary board OF
The state OF Texas for the sale 10 the state
for cash Of not less than rye thousand nor
cultivated or uneultivated or composed OF
botb kinds. and suitable for the production
Of cotton snd cane. Bids will be entertained
for land only, ana for no implements or
IN the state for sixty DAYS from said 18th
Of July. 1855. and must be accompanied BY
abstracts OF title and plats Of the land Of
fered The board reserves the right 70 r.
ioct any ana all bids All bids 10 be a.
reeted 10. and filed with, n, A.. Craysns.
secretary OF the penitentlary board. Austin.
Texas by O'Clock a. m. July y. 1898
BY order OF the DenitentlarS eoAFa.
Attest, n. A. crayens. secretary. ~
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN

800 REWARD for two brown mules o9f
iSSiryonded X above s. r. and one ST above ST
on In shoulder. F. Page. Wharton, Tex. 70
b, oe-r- raw pony, about Is hands high, years
IA branded r gu left thigh, collar knot o.
isG .houlder. liberal reward will be paid
tor return 70 1908 Dart street, or wher
shotts of said pony.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
posals viii be received until D. m. July
g. 1873 by the beard OF trustees for the
erection Of a school building at Wharton.
Texas The plnns and specifications can
be seen NJ Wharton or at the office Of
Eugene T. Heiner, architc2t Houston,
The undersigned must be nled with each
bid. conditioned that the bidder viii enter
into contract and give satisfactory bond
TO the amount OF 30 per cent Of the pro-
posals rendered The right is reserved TO
reject any or all proposals j. p Taylor,
eenretaTv ot poard III
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lu;rAnE OVER SCARLET FEVER.
n sarlst fever scare here has abated.
rn reported last night. there is
sa there Is no fear of a spread. In
D. disease Is not considered to be
4 worst form The patient is a youns
i frsd Graber.
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FOR sALE-gO7.a acre improved farm at great
sacrifice two good houses, ono mile from
Evergreen, Sac Jacinto county $500. 1913.
cash or Will take COWS aud heifor calves,
balance time to suit, Address II. Il, Gray
Pasadena Harris county Texas. %
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= 7YIcTr-A bay pony, fun shod, roachcl
name. brand OH left shoulder; liberal re
Nd for his return TO Il. L, u.terosea q.
Fairyiew avenue -
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NOTICE no CoNTRAC1ORs-AG AGRICULTURAL
and Mechanical College OF Texas. College
station, Texas, June u, 1899 Sealed pro,
pcsals viii he recsiyed by the undersignod
intl 3 o'clock .. m. June 70. and opened
Immediately thereafter for all labor ana
material required for the eretiiu and COM
pietion 0ncluding plumbing ard oleetrln
wiring and hxturesl for a 81 room brick
dormitorv. IN accordance with the drawings
and specifications on file and subject 10
Inspection In my ohice.
Each BID must be accompanied by Ger.
tined check for $500 as a guarantees OF GOOD
faith on the part Of the bidder, same TO
be forfeited TO the Agricultural and Mechan.
icai college In the event the bidder falls
10 make n good aud sufficient bond In the
sum OF ten thousand 100000 dollars TO con-
struct said building for the sum specified In
his bid should the contract be awarded TO
him
The right is reserved 10 reject any or all
bids aud TO waive any defect or lDtormalitv
IN any bid should II be deemed In tho In
terest OF the State 10 do so.
PC L. L. Foster President.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

fARM--3O acres partly fenced Broom new
house. ord log house, barn garden fence,
well OnG-thrd timber, two thirds clear,
near pLolic road, II miles from Houston,
rich dark coil. high, raise anything, TIM
hered country round about, near n town,
church ana school $500; easy terms $500
cash down, snap chance. warrantee deed
Kiam's %
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-A situation by white girl about
l6 years az nurse or chambermald 10 leave
city; references exchanged Address 63sl
ms office 25
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HELP WANTED.
----------------------------
-
TWO. PRESS FEEDERS wanted at once.
y. J. Pastoriza Pig and Litho Co.. Hous-
wANrso;- wenty iadies Tor the productloa
q ins blatk Crook y Apply To Mcdonald
a 4 wa.dron Forest Park, Houston. Texas. rs
Experienced whisky salesman 70
sei Kentucky whtskies In barrel lots TO re-
tail trade. Van Buren, Distiilery CO.. De.
roit, Mich.
MEN to learn barber trade; SEQ. 20 monthly
sraranteed now field open; have made ar
ransemsnts to place graduates on through
trains East and West: last year we placed
~ BARRIERS: $40 90 weekly: eight weeks COM
piNes; send for catalogue. Moler Barber
SolleGe. 50. Louis. No.
wANTED-At once, male stenosrapher famiI-
lar wish lumber businsssi reference re-
CURED. Amply ] /. Campbels office, over
Commercial National bank a
wANTED-Two irst-class laundry women
san on ms at fremont hotel Friday morn.
III IL. NJ ". MOTIFS. rs
W fsA+ = riFNTe'Aos laAscs ciN'nSo
steady position; state wages wanted. Ad-
dress Bosche's Troy Laundry SVs Congress
avenue, Austin, Texas. 70
GOOD GIRL to do cooking and housework;
astersnees REQUIRED. Amply 1910 capitol
~. -; - %
W ~, H.! COOK for hotel work. CAN at
:!
WANTED-ENperieneed dairyman TO milk and
deliver J. W. Barrel Fairyiew Jersey
: = .nl-l----------------------- ..
Wan lHD-A chlel orSanlser tor southern
AyNereo TO Fsp'essnt tne Aneash, oruer Ok
order nbersi contrae, Win renewal
Interest win be eiyen To Inc right marty
Address Ancient Order OF Amoreans Little
Rock, Arkansas. u
VA N7rFD TIys ,no1idsrs ,on ,nacbJnIsTs-
Munger Machine Co, Dallas, Texas. "a
~ S77rISi1 1j-,1 1,I-,s - - -,-,, o--1--
AMY IA ncIi ssr,,e "a
,II-s - 49, o. e.-9e-
WANTJD-Two hrst.elass machinists. Dick
son Car wheel Co "a
VA NTED-- NiIddir- sScd ,cNi,e woman - as
sst in light housework Address L. Ruth
@CI,11 - S--c1,11, 49, !. <-s,,I-I1 S1- -
al W. ~ ~, Gp-vNust Slfu uouu W
p,st ItleIenSeH' Auply ", NHtop' 'e"..
--s sleL anu opllSlan sVs fIalrle. u
WANTED-A good timer. one who can work
N haruTHre store ana make himself gener,
aty W., N'g'l VI ,es Sid rt .,
solalS eApSSIvu, L.oSA I've. oo,.eI, oN-H. -
| STATION MEN WANTED--g00 station men at
| once on TtNarkauA and Shreveport railway;
good woh, IN Red river valley; pay zoe per
| Netui cemh open now Apply hunter Bros.
or y a. NSntrtson 90, shreveport, La. 80
| WANTED.-Fiity wood ehoppers j Nj Mat
thsws. Clnton. Texas q
| ANOTHTR ,afgc house wants advertislng dis.
tributsrs .alerv sSo and sxpenees Tri1mnh
| Informntior ca Dallas Texas iV
"ANTEp'-A hrst-elass cake eaker at sehos.
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TWO. PRESS FEEDERS wanted at once.
y. ]. Pastoriza Pig and Ltho. Co.. Hous-
ton. II
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LIVESTOCK. POULTRY AND EGGS

GOOD cook wants position in private family
900 S CHARLES .,
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IN BUYING or selling property, we ask
trial of YOUR business. we claim 70 have
superior advantages IN showing aud selling
property ana will give personal attention -
all business entrusted with us, seyera
choice home places on Main, Crawford ana
san Jacinto streeta. two pretty cottage
homes in Third ward, AZ q bargain Two
seyen-room houses. Fifth WARD, $1,000 each,
your own terms n, VI. Nurfeet & Co
phone 613, BiuZ building n
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My son had a most malignant Cancer for
which the doctors said an operation WAS the
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE M0NEY-R Reliable detective service
rendered 10 ciyil and criminal cases reason.
able rates Fer further particulars addre.t
MeEpue's Detective Agency, Houston, IeA. !
S. o. COTTON BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters, 10 Main street u
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[nns VA Texas, June
4 - Agnes Sims and Mr.. Joe Davis
N married. at the residence of the
~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sims,
l 'lNas Ferry. Thursday night, June
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FOR sALE-Two Young mules, one small. but
heavy: the other medium size. can be seen
at any time IN pasture adjoining Aubcrtin's
store on Montgomery avenue. j. b, Brock
man. ll01m ConRreas avenue .6
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goo acres fine tobacco and fruit land on Caney
creek Montgomery county. four iplcB from
railroad some fortunate man VIII buy this
tract this week at So % per acre; worth 81
Craig & Fuller 6l4 Main street "a
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Insurance. t'trc.
PANY COM
q Main street.
Patronize a home co,pnanv
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BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Major Albert Akcrs. of Washington
City. is at the Atlantic.
Messrs. James NJ. Goodman 'R. l..
Campbell and a. w. Travers. Of Rich
mond. We're here on business vest erday.
MIR. Fred q. Kipper. of Newpor;
News. returned home yesterday.
Nlessrs. y. c. Bazemore, I. Gillane
and George J.. Nardre, of Windsor. N.
c.. reached our city yesterday after
noon.
Pickett Buchanan Camp, c. V. will
meet at its hail this morning at IL
o'clock to attend the funeral of .holr
late comrade, Or. w Il. Sutton.
Mr. J. L. Fentress. who has bccn
quite i'll mt his home, is now out and
attending 10 business.
Last evening a large party of friends
of Miss Neilyc DwYcr pleasantly sur
prsed her aud her guests, Miss Mae
Bullock and Miss Helen Warren. Of
Glens Falls. y. y. NJ the home of Miss
Dwyer, in Park Place. Dancing was
the order OF the evening and a most
enjoyable time WAS had by all.
Gen. William p. Craighiil of Char
lesion, w. Va. formerly at the head If
The Engineer COvps. L. :. y. now re-
tired. arrived i'm tho city yesterday and
registered ut the Monticello Hotel
Mr.. w. II. II. Tricc and daughter.
Miss Louise, viii leave via :he Attain
VILE. St. Augustine. Tampa and Iia-
vana. TO he absent some six weeks.
The Baltimore boats arrived ycster-
day morning covered with "A mantle of
snow
Rev Or. y. e. owen. Of Grace Isap-
list Church. leaves for Richmond this
morning to attend Il meeting of the
trustees OF Richmond College.
Mr.. s. \. IIohsDn. OF Tuska.cn3a.
Ala. registered at the Monticello yes
terday
DR.. c. e. Ncwbul. president of tho
Norfolk Board of Health. returned yes
terday morning from Baltimore.
Miss Mary Bull. Of this city. Is the
guest of the Mss English, at the Union
Theological Seminary. Richmond.
st. Valentines Day this year falls on
Tuesday-neXt Tuesday.
Many Of the timbers to be used in
erecting the Confederate monument
have arrived and are on Commercial
Place.
The rainy weather of the last week
mas seriously affected the shipment OF
truck TO the Northern markets. Prices
are good and truck is in demand
MI East nresident of The Common
Council. has for two years labored 10
secure appropriations for paving
Chapel street Tuesday night The Conn
ell voted $4,000 which will pave Chapel
street to the city limits anu complete
The work.
The members Of Norfolk Medical So
ciety will meet this morning at ll.l5
a. M. at the Office of DR. H. NJ. Nash
10 attend Tho funeral OF DR.. ". Il. Sui-
ton in n body.
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ATLANTIC CITY WARD.

me alarm Of fire about o'clock las.
r!shI was caused by flames jSsiiin n
from The Kitchen of Miss Mamie Seors,
rTSiuehce. on Avenue a. The Third
NaTu department responded and extln-
SuiShed the fire in short time Da,,,
ages, slight. lam
The Ladies' Aid Society of 1otios
Memorial NJ. T.. Church are MAXIM, - -
rahsements to hold Rainbow Car
niVaP mt the odd Fellows Hail - ha
slh me 10Th OF this month and continue
one week. There will be a change NJ
ProgFam nightly. AS the inaugurator,
VI 'hc enterprise are making strenuous
efforts 10 reduce the debt on ,hn
church. all who may assist then, g.,
their undertaking will be adin@
worthy cause
Inc ladies' of Central Avenue Ran.i,t
Church VIII give an oyster supper nnd
Ice.cream festival at the w. &. 4 ~
iiall tonight and tomorrow eveni,o
me receipts will be appropriated "a tba
new church, to be erected on o,nn,
road in the spring. eS
me street improvements which, ,,oro
10 commence this week have had ~
De postponed on account Of tho waotbe,.
Ihc Silver Cross Circle of the IIinn..
Daughters are busy attending to H.
wants of the worthy poor of the word
AS soon as the weather will nnrrni,
the Rev w. II. Williams, pastor vii,
give series of revival meetings a.
l\ies Memorial Church.
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BRAnBLETOk WARD.

Messrs. Robert Brown, Reyerly Jones.
burroughs. Dozier and Duncan Gate
WOOD nave gone to Virginia Beach OH
Il three days hunt for wild game.
The Inasmuch Circle of the Kings
Daughters will hold their regular week.
~ meeting ut the home of Mrs G.. E.
Billups, 222 Willoughby avenue, at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
The homes of several of the residents
were visited yesterday by persons ask
ing aims. They were worthy charac-
ters and their immediate necessities
We're kindly relieved.
Every member of the Brambleton w.
{. T. u. is earnestly requested to at
tend n called meeting of their organ
la ton at the home of the president,
North Park avenue, At 10 O'clock this
morning.
y fairly good congregation attended
the service mt the Park avenue Presby-
torian Church last night. The sermon
OF Rev. DIR. Brooke on the Preparation
Necessary to Christian Life was one
OF the best of the series. and greatly
impressed his hearers The interest in
the meetings ia on the increase.
~ loaded wagon stalled on South KEEL
~ avenue about $50 o'clock last night
ana was with difficulty extricated.
Mr.. Joshua Fentress. of Bralnbleton
avenue, mas gone to the Dolly Marshes
III Princess Anne county in search of
Wild game. which is said to be plcnti-
tul III that section.
Rev. IL. Is. AIcCluer has returned from
Nuitlcburg. ". v. where he went TO-
ohiciatc at the funeral of Mrs. Tay-
At this time the Kings Daughters arc
IN need of Immediate funds with which
20 carry forward their work of charity
Heretofore the poor of the ward have
nSeh helped By the United Charities
when now finds 1T Impossible to con-
tnue their assistance 10 the needy in
brambleton. therefore. the burden fails
upon the Kings Daughter. ANY one
wishing 10 aid them in their work may
SSii.e Ton1,lrihulions to the treasurer.
I!ss Nellie Han. OF Lovitt avenue or
70 Mrs. w y. Howard. of West High
me Ladies' Enterprise Society Of Mo
ant ,1,ee. NJ, e: Church held an import
traneac,aG Yesterday afternoon and
the church. interest OF
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HICKORY.

officer It. b. Williams arrested Danio,
Walker, colored, on complaint OF Mr., ID
w, Wilson that he had robbed him OF
S p, walker was sent before Justice 7
jury. ai"iu
The bad weather has stopped all ont
door work. The farmers are behind in
their work. No oats have been sown
yet. and no land has been cleaned for
the spring blowing.
on account Of the weather the quar-
C tgtiy meeting of the South Norfolk
C,rcuit TO be held at Good Hone
church has been postponed until Fri
DAY, the 10Th instant The people are
sorry, as they expected quite n trcat
from The presiding elder, DR.. Brown.
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NnvcSifii cIifs-

a LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES
OF . ner cent. cumulative preferred
stock carrying certificates emitting the
holder to an equal amount OF common
stock. of the
NORFOLK-HAMPTON ROADS COM
PANY
arc now offered.
Prospectus can be had and subscrip-
tions Will be received ut
MAIINE BANk...... NORFOLK. VA.
NORFOLK BANK FOR SAVINGS
-. Al u TRUSTS. NORFOLK, VA.
III u MARYLAND TRUST COM
phNY.... ..BATTIMORE AIN
For further information apply TO
II. J.OWENBE.RC.
NICE-PRESIDENT AND GENEIl
MANAGER, NORFOLK, VA.
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It is credited by many with being ths
most popular of Hoyt's farces.
This seasons company is headed by
Mary Marble and John w. Dunno
they come 10 the Academy of Music
Monday night. Sale of seats opens Fri
day morning. Prices, %. 80. 10 cents
and 81.
THE CESSNA"
y story OF tea house. one of the
prettiest of comic opera productions of
late years is undoubtedly that of the
Geisha. Augustin DAILY who produced
IL. in this country had the unanimous
approval Of al London. where it was
played FOR over tWo years. The Amer
lean theatrical public were not slow to
recognize it's merit. and n run OF near
~ 300 nights al Days New York thea
ire was the result. The local manage
nent Of the opera house announce that
The "Gcisha" viii appear in this city
on Tuesday night ana Wednesday mat
ines with u complete production in
every way; an augmented orchestra
and the brightest and prattiest Young
ladies' on Ne American stage, "'The
,ieiSha Girl will ne presented Wed
ncsday evening
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ADJUSTMENTS.
JOE OFT.

Joe Otis new farce comedy. Look
ing for Trouble" which comes to the
Academy Of Music tomorrow and sat
urday matinee ana night and is prom
!sed 20 be picturesque. y scene III act
n view OF our victorious fleet in the dis
lance.
Mr.. OFT is determined that his excel
lent company shall have ali Che, assist
ance possible. and he himself feels more
ccngenial With the proper surroundings.
HoYT'S "A MILK WHITE FLAG :"
The performance OF "a Milk White
Flag" moves with n dash and vim from
start to finish and is filed with any
number Of niIsh provoking situations.
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arc now offnrnd
The Select Council.

The Select Council meets next Tues
day night to act on the questions which
were before the Common Council Tues
day. The unanimi,y which character
lied the voting and the large number
OF members present indicates that There
was no little missionary work done he
fore The meeting. IT is believed that ihn
Select Council Will concur with Tho
common branch in adopting most OF
the measures
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MI oNl1Y READY. M -. ,,.-..
III t!l-!Ck LOANS Oh. IL y. I w.

THE NoRTotN NATroNAr. raw
s2aal'ctooo St ayS,o,o suFplus ana nr,onai
President. j G Wombie; yicc- S1.vy2 goo
=. W. Grandy' cashier. Caldwell IIard,..
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LAID TO REST.
MIR. r.. II. OWENS.

The obsequies Of My. L. II. Owens.
who lost his life in being run over by
4 freight train on the Norfolk and
Western railway Just beyond the
bridge over the Eastern Branch of the
Elizabeth river Monday evening. were
solemnized from McKendree NJ T..
Church. Bramblcton Ward, at 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning in the presence of Il
large congregation. Delegations from
Atlantic Lodge No. s. ]. o. II. NJ. and
Old Oak Lodge No. :, Brotherhood of
Railway Carmen. of which deceased
was member, were also in attendance.
The services were conducted by the
pastor, Rev. X. II. Bennett. The re-
mains were laid to rest in Elmwood
Cemetery. Following were the pail
bearers:
Railroad Carmen = Messrs. d. Il.
Propes ana w T.. Mckee.
l. O. M-Messrs. Joseph West and
George q. Hancock
Citi2ens-NIessrs. II. G. Land and w.
w. McClcnnan.
MISS KATHERINE i. lyman.
The funeral of Miss Katherine p,
lyman. daughter of Mrs. Mary T.. ana
the late MIR. William lyman, who de-
parted TINS lie at the home of her
mother, No. 109 Bermuda street. Mon
uay night. was held from St Marv's
catholic Church at 10 o'clock yestcr-
DAY morning. Solemn requiem mass for
the repose of the soul OF the dead was
celebrated by Rev. Father John DOH
erty, assisted by Rev Father I0rioli.
There We're Il large number of beauti-
iul ana appropriate floral tributes. The
interment was in St. Mary's Gene
terry. Following were the pa!l-bearers:
Messrs. John T. HarSr0Vo. It. e. nat
Ton. j. j. Scullion. j. L. Honnellv. G..
IL. Dorr. j. j. Callahan. W. j. Connolly
and X. j. Donovan
MIR. y. +. LUTHER.
Inc funeral Of MIR. y. f.. Luther. who
passed away at his residence. on Ave
nue. g. lluntersville, Tuesday. was SOL
emnized from ST Niary's Catholic
church at O'clock yesterday after
noon. Eev. Father John Dohcrty OH
ciating. ihe intermeut was I'm Elm
wood Cemetery. Following were tha
pah-ne3reis' Mcssrs c. Brooks .Iobne-
toh. Randolph Cromwell. George
5lo4nt T. Qu.lian, Edward Myers, ".
II. liahhon. Titus ana Seibert.
DIR. W. II. SUTTON.
The funeral &c Or. W. II. sutton. who
die1 al his home. No. 2G5 GRANNY
SIR Tuesday night at $50 o'clock.
WI be held from the residence nj noon
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