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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-02

- msWep(ern avenue has bcen eriivered b.
- - orders Of the government Az matter
III ~ 4 d impossible to get potatoes enough 70 I'll
49, with that pFDmptituds which the govern
: I~rcandA One order for 500 crates weighing
1871 each was received for immediate delivery.
<s~9fon grown potatoes have not been rfpe
xz.S Il stsnd foreign shipment. and California
- called upon 70 supply thoroughly ripe pc-
15n6a Two of pears and apples were con-
~sss fodsy as soon ns they arrived from caitfor-
~ 7hry were infected with cndlin month A
esufrnfs Of The cars were consigned, the con
49, have refused to accept them The matter
a - With the consignor and the railroad com
~, Nired cars of uatcrmsions. csntaioupes aud
y vegetables arrived today from California.
~ 4 bsnanss Il duc to arrive from New Orleans in
~ three days.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY
Portland. Or. Aug. I. 1870.
Fair stationary temperature
q. g. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcCLTuRR
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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|0ET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Aug. l. 1900.
= -. Il the Seattle. Tacoma and Portland
- {rlgts today were;
- Clearances Balances
:. .e4l4,oeo 90 s160,i6s 90
-s-1 aecss % s0eE o
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TACOMA. Aug l-whsat, quiet and unchsnxr
biuestsm. &C; club, Hc. both for export.
% e %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

fonILAND, Aug, The wheat market IL drfft-
ing with plenty a the cereal obsainabie At prices
N srccsz Of export values and very little that can
pe pournt At prices that viii let the exporters
VITA frefShts az they held II Is difficult
20 secure bids for more than Sc for walla wslia
and ag55c for valley.
% p 70
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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Meat. Proviaions and Fish.


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sne<t pctatess, 81 per rwt teSts st. iARls nor s,ek
uiAh2gss, 81 ter sack tusnspN fse per sark. ear.
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scantiins. rough. y soe1s; sisiE. n soau. ! !,
.: Nian Box bosrds-l2inch and M. si5.
"A shingles y %; standard Shingles 81 10. 1in<b
nnish. ~ and y feet. s5a3 thirk dnish sSs.s
=; csdsr sqsArs. T. .. and 10 feet. ssssso; pici
Kiln dried. 81 ia advance Of green Dr.yare. a.
Cement Portland K b 4 81 crs. 49, - =
LmerEoche Harbor. $50; San Juan, N.eo: Il
Piasfer-Golden Gate, Der Dbl. es
Plaster hair--washed, $50 Der ssc,. rn~.....
tiO per sack e1'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
PORTSMOUTH WON.
The Cripples Took Well-Playcd
Game from the Shipbuilders.

iiOiit liC oniPDQilQStos
Portsmouth swatted the ball hard in
the game with Newport News yester-
day afternoon, hitting Tierney for nine
safe ones for a total of fifteen bases,
earning four runs. Allen pitched a
steady game, allowing only six hits.
only two free passes. Although there
were errors plenty in the game, 1t
was well-played and interesting con-
test. and the playing of both teams
deserved a much larger attendance
than was present. Adams was to have
umpired. but for some unexplained
reason Thornton showed UP in his
place, and many of his decisions were
very questionable.
For Portsmouth. Longley. Kohnle
and Murray in the outfield and Norris
sey and Bammert in the infield distin-
guished themselves, while Murray and
Byers excelled with the stick. For
Newport News, Hulswitt, Conroy and
norman carried off the fielding honors.
and Weaver and Bigbie hit the ball
hardest.
Capt. Byers sent the visitors to bat
first, and they started off well, Wea-
yer getting a hit. but pretty double
play from Bammert to Morrissey to
Luitich retired him with Gates. Rapp
got in hit. but Murray took in Huls-
Wits fly. Bigbie led off with a hit in
the second. and Conroy sacrificed him
TO second where he died, Hoffman
~
lfohn. They scored in the third on
Luitich's error, an out, and Kemmer's
two errors. Conroy led with a hit in
the fourth. but was doubled when Hoff-
man hit to MorrisseS. O'BrIen drew
base on balls. but Jimmie Murray
again ended the innin by taking
Tierney's fly. Three tallies registered
for them in the fifth when Weaver led
off with n double. Gates got a life on
Kemmer's third error and after Rapp
n IN - IIt,l.. Il,
base on balls. BigbieS hit scored the
first two men, but Hulswitt was caught
trying to take third on the hit. After
TINS inning the Beers took n brace.
anu only three batters came up in
each of the last four innings
Portsmouth scored twice in their
TIME at bat. After Kohnle flied out to
Bigbie. Byers got a life on Bigbiet,
error error, scoring on Longley's triple.
Irapper scored on Murray's single.
Luitich's double in the second did not
add to the score. but then more runs
tailed in the third. Byers led off with
double. Longley raised a foul fly
which Rapp captured. and Kemmer's
scored big Bill" and Jimmie scored
on Morrlssey's out. I<ohnle's single in
the fourth came after two were out.
mad Longley:s life on Rapp's error in
, me hith did not count, as three fly
balls followed. y quick double in the
sixth killed a chance to score. In
the seventh the only three batters
came up. but in tho eighth the fire
works were touched off Tcmmer
reached first on Rapps error, went to
third on Murrays hit and scored when
Conroy let Hulswitt's throw of Nor
risscy's fielders' choice get by him. On
Bammerts folders choice. Murray was
retired at third. Morrlssey scored and
Bammert took third when O'Bricn
threw TO centre field trying to catch
Banmcrt at second hnSo JuitioI,
drew base on balls. but was forced
by Allen, Bammcrt scoring Allen
stole second and scored on Byer's sin
gle.. The score.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
DEATH OF MIR. JAMES BALLEN
TIME

Mr.. James Ballentine. chief pattern
maker at the Seaboard Air Line shops,
was overcome by heat yesterday short
~ after IL o'clock. Paralysis follow
ed the attack. and death ensued five
hours later.
Mr.. Ballentine was in the Seth year
of his age. He was a native OF Ports
mouth and widely-known and pros
porous citizen, He was a brother of
City Councilman d. w. Ballentine,
Messrs. w. D. and r. b. Ballentine,
Miss Cassie Ballentine and Mrs. Will
liam Shannon. He leaves q daughter
and son, Mr.. w. d. Ballentine. of the
clerical force Of the Bank of Ports
mouth.
At the time of his death he was a
member of Portsmouth Council of Hep
tasophs and of the knights of Honor.
Arrangements for the funeral had
not been completed last night, and the
customary announcement will be made
later.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
CITY gRANSFERS.

VIM. Nick. Woodhouse, trustee, to
Mary A. Lo' 3. lot and appurtenances
on south s'ue Columbia, near Ening-
ham street; $500.
Charles a. Mclean and wife to vir-
ginius b. Hickman. lot and appurten-
nncrs north side Harrison street, near
Third street; S1700.
j. NJ. Kingman to Richard Wilson,
lot is. Kingman property; $50.
Edward a. Perry and wife to Mar
tina a. Griffin, tract of land in Western
Branch outside old Western Branch
road; 500.
The lakewood Park Improvement
Company to q. a. Griffin. lot 40. block
II lakewood Park: $50.
Edgewater Company to Diza A..
Kemp. lot I. block 4, plan of Edge
water; 81 900.
Trustees 81. Luke's Protestant Epis-
copai Church to John Shepherd, lot
and improvements, Outtcnvillc. Nor
folk county; $3.50.
VIM II. TeaZlcy to Sarah a. Sawyer.
lots So. 81. SIS. Sc and 81, plat Of Pughs-
Vile; s175.
p. A. Agelasto and C. Hatton. spc-
cial commissioner, to the John l.. Ro-
per Lumber Company, land in Norfolk
county. 20 46-l00 acres 1925.
Mamie NJ. Maupin 10 w. T.. Crimson,
lot 25 block IS. Brighton: $i25
a. III. Taylor ct uX. to Charles b.
Gibbs. two lots on Chestnut street,
Berkeley: $4,000.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
BURGLAR PLAYS MEAN TRICK.

John Daugherty, son of the Rev.
John w. Daugherty. of Richmond.
spent the Fourth with his uncle. r..
Il. Daugherty, on Park avenue. Park
View. The rain prevented him from
returning to Richmond in the even
ing, as he had intended. and he re-
NAMED over until yesterday as his
uncle's guest.
1t so happened that burglar visit
ed the Daughertys "Wednesday night
and secured admission TO the house
through the young visitors window
The young man, however. slept the
sleep of innocence and knew nothing OF
burglars or other cares until the next
morning. when he awoke to find him
self bercft of all his wearing apparel
shoes, hat and suit. which contained
vaiuablcs. An-cntire outfit of clothes
had to he bought for the young Rich
h,nondcr.
- The thief also took Mr.. r.. -. Daugh-
VS. watch. but left a sum of money
pockets untouched. During the
ut an attempt was made to enter
Hairs residence on the SAM.
but the robber was frightened
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
DIED.

GUTHRIE.-At her late residence on
swimming Point. Portsmouth. Va, at e:1o
LOUISA S. GUTHRIE. reiict Of late Capt
John Julius Guthrie, aged rs years and I
The funeral services will be conducted
from 81. Paul's Catholic Church SATUR-
PAY MORNING, July 9TH. at 10 o'clock.
FRIENDS and acquaintanccs invited to at
tend. Requiem Mass.
LEDGER and Star copy.)
DEMONSTRATIONS ID. JENKINS, son
OF Capt. G. ID. jenkins and Mrs. May
at IL o'clock y. m.
Funeral services to be held at the grave
THIS (Friday MORNING at 10 O'Clock
Friends and acQuaintances are invited to
attend.
Baltimore papers will please copy.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
E CITY OF PORTSMOUTH NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
A SAILING PARTY's EXPERIENCE.

A SAILING PARTY'S EXPERIENCE.
On the morning OF July 4th n party
of thirteen young ladies and four gen.
tlemen left the city on Il large schoon-
er for n sail and fish in Chesapeake
Bay. They went down under nice
breeze and were soon in Hampton
Roads. They sailed around for awhile,
and some flshed. About O'Clock they
went over to Newport News and an
chored. Dinner was served on deck
under large awning and everybody
was pleased. About o'clock the party
started for home. There was no wind
stirring. and they drifted along with
the tide.
About 1880 o'clock they had passed
Craney Island. The captain saw the
arations for it. Sails were lowered,
lamps were trimmed and boisted. The
ladies We're requested to go down in
the cabin, which was not large enough
to hold all of them. Some went in the
hold of the boat. BY this time they
were nearing Lambert's Point. The
storm broke upon them with all It's
fury; their light went out. and in scud-
ding along they ran into canoe. In
which there were several people. The
canvas sail was caught in the schOon-
er's bowSprit, and the canoe would
have been turned over, but the sail
gave way and the canoe was released
and an anchor was thrown overheard
and the schooner lay to for more than
an hour. The wind blew very heavy,
the rain came down in torrents. and
finally turned to hail, some of the
pieces being quite large. All this time
the gentlemen and the crew remained
on deck. Irhe ladies suffered consid
cradle from the heat and fright. Final
ly the storm abated and the boat was
landed about 10 o'clock at the Port
Norfolk pier, and all hands took the
cars for home. The boats crew say
that the storm was about the worst
they have ever experienced in the har-
Dor. The entire river, al times. look
cd like it was boiling. The ladies say
that they are satisfied with their cXpe-
rience of n storm on water and do not
care to experience. another.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

rlN o DENNIS NJ. FRAZIER-YOU ARE
Il hereby notified that Il lot of land.
described as ono lot, . Dodge Tract. South
Norfolk in Washington District. Norfolk
county. Va. was sold on the 2ith day of
January. 1898. for delinquent taxes. icvieS.
interest and costs to the Commonwealth
OF Virginia, and application for the pur
and il anncorine from, the rccords in tbis
ofncc that you arc Interested in said
land YOU are further notified to appear
In four months from the date of this no
ticc and do what may be necessary to
protect your interests.
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF
June. 1900.
ALNAH II. MARTIN.
Clerk Norfolk County Court. Virginia
lou q W
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
Homes for Sale on the Monthly
inStaIment Plan,

We will make special inducements ia
parties desiring homes in Park View
for the next few days. If you want
one and moan business call to-day.
All modern improvements at the low
est cost. Get our terms for n nice
home and you will buy one. Lots I'm
all sections.
THE SEABOARD REAL ESTATE
COMPANY,
Room 2o1-21a High street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

II Q HESTER T.. BORUM.-YOU ARE
hereby notified that u lot of land.
described as one lot 90 block -. Brighton.
III Western Branch District. Norfolk
county, Va. WAS sold on the 2tth day OF
January 1898. for delinquent taxes, lcvics,
interest: and costs To the Commonwealth
OF virginia. and application FOR the pur
chase thereon has been filed In this office.
and ii appearing from tho records in this
oincc mat YOU arc Interested in said
land. YOU are further notified to appear
III Tour months form the date of this no
ticc and do what mag be necessary to
protect your interests
Given under my hand this 2lSt day of
June. 1900
AIVAIG II. MARTIN.
clerk. Norfolk County Court, Virginia.
ln2, In " Nv
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
LOCAL BOARD nEoRGANI:

The Local Board of the Fifth Ward
was reorganiZed last night by the cleo
ton OF Mr.. John l.. Watson chairman
and r.. IL. Hawks secretary. AIessrs.
Watson, Hawks. Williams and Sails
bury were present.
Secretary Hawks was directed Ia
present IL statement of all unfinished
business, so that ii can be referred -
the new committees at the next r.4&
ing OF the board.
superintendent OF Streets ]. Il. FL
lott reported having improved tho
drainage of low lying lots on London
between Villa and Say streets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN CON
TRACTOR.

William r. Miller. well-known con-
tractor. died at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon at the residence of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. f. Jeffrey. ut 722 High
street. Deceased was in the 74th year
of his age. The funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
Il. G A OUTING.

Members Of the Boys Gospel Army
will meet at the Y. NJ. G. a. building
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. They will
go on an outing for the afternoon.
These events are always enjoyable.
Secretary Stubs and Mr. l.. l.. Da-
shicl will accompany the Youngsters.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
.CKEN WITH PARALYSIS.

keorge Crismond. a wcll-known
Aesiding at No. 40 Clifford
IS stricken yesterday with pa
he right side being affected.
kond's condition was reported
5f& to be critical.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
LORD KELVIN LOADING

The HudSpeth liner Lord Kelvin is
taking on IL miscellaneous cargo at
the London street pier. including 100.-
900 feet of sawed lumber The ship
has been taking on cargo for several
days at Lambert's Point, and will
shortly sail for Rotterdam.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
KS STORE ROBBED.

us store on First street
81 Wednesday and robbed.
Drawer and cash-rcgister.
no were emptied of their
Id a rosary OF. gold brads
The rosary was valued at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
ERCOAIE BY HEAT.

&ugh, a youth living at 63J
1T. was overcome by heat
= ternOon while playing ball
"a. The boys condition is
&A) be serious. He was at
|f{3 Jarrett.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

THE PORTSMOUTH GUN CLUB.
Thomas won the White trophy and
Schooler the Club trophy a the weekly
event of the Portsmouth Gun Club at
Columbia Park yesterday afternoon.
The score follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
ALLEN s. JARVIS

Harbor Transportation-Boats. Barges
and Lighters. Prompt attention to con-
tracts. Real EstSte and Rents have our
personal attentiof. One new seven-room
house for sale cheap. city water and all
conveniences. Choice lots at Port Nor
folk. Call.
S. S. Phone 1926. S. Bell Phone 23i2.
je2i-3m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
BUNTS.
BUNTS. q. =;
a good game! ETf

q good game! WE
Keep UP the grand work.
Get at EN-. ''rooters." and we'll win!
We take another at Newport News
this afternoon.
Newport News plays here again Sat
urday. This will be tho only Saturday
game with the 'Shipbuiiders" this
series!
One OF Portsmouths favorite will
pitch Saturdays game.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06
~ i - = :. te.hs 49, - H. -
RESHEST
MENTION.
pnaI and General In
Bid Portsmouth.
S,HE STREETS II
in which our People are
I Ehxoniclea in eForm-
of Happenings Presented
IA Fresh Every Morning
! dt oar Busy City.

- era Fresh Every Morning
5 ss car Busy City.
qes board win meet tonight.
efa Tor 1soo-19o1 will be Sc
anry Parker. has CONS to
B. A1d,s to visit her parents for
Fass will return to-day
( Gays trip to New York.
81 4prIa Howard, daughter of
q 5 * E5t g. Howard, is quite sick
8 & residence, on Lincoln
u tss called to add of lost COL
publ this issue.
PISS AEc1&znncy, niece of ex- Governor
of Irarmville, is on a visit
Walden.
be no more holidays until
afR or switch falls on the first
ff2ndHy IN Sepfember.
/ ne EfeGts were as clean yesterday
y they had all been swept. The
Ey ara1r washed all the trash off.
ttideE AE The street railroads have
= steps to comply with the
8 "a Is LIE street railroads have
$3j IS r. 81 cef;s on them A little oil
i; e'as E1tedy that trouble.
IA The an excursion from all
Sslf on fEhe.T Tar River road TO Dela-
RflsSto-day.
,gfas oiiie lei 80 night.
skETt&hfB IT, ~ emorial Sunday school
I'd rs e Rresbyteria school Will
'A$Xa the III fcnies next week.
Z 2f& ira In al i'd snot cool the air any
Il 5ust as warm yesterday as ON
hperance Union ,'neld
eeEs yes aaterr1oen ri Monu-
I'm thot extend two miles
3379f(l st Her bureau says there is no
o4 "a let unto this hot speel.
\ her of sparrows were killed
AH&n g. the storm Wednesday night.
kHte3ad Ay morning quite q number
AresA Wing dead on the sidewalks.
q upsetsin the harbor Wednes-
The occupants came near
e i Mary Fuller. of Richmond. is
ISIS Hope Carr. on Court
s. man while digging trench
y 3 - pipes on Glsgow street was
s the heat. He was at
~ g. DIX ~ nce.
i = steFn Branch school board
ut the Norfolk county Treas
= ta-d day at noon to elect
& ioiith Rifle Company met
+ - ~ had fixed up the excursion
I'll
T. 4 |newsboy's request in an
ana nave compassion on
= ~
4Beadles and children will
& flor the mountains of Vir-
=, sj3 5l,st. heAteu term.
9f&a II ~ = 3l6 I'll KINGS loi runors Hoat-
lerday apout why the
sis We're closed on the
~ - R6 pe hereafter on sun
~ $ &c ssls 9.
- s ,s5,S ny ho sirsihia beacn on
IS4 ~ " ~ se. iiotiie uh'ii =
- = = ts st iiai,Si
RI III - y y ~ esLuen. anu
IA y z, ~ ~ AiI
~ Y sSttn oii ms PiiNa'e
+ : YkoeuIey ana daush-
= s. :, Hrf,,ss oous naNc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

g PECIAL PRICES FOR PORT NOR
- folk Homes-The New Syndicate,
has given us an opportunity to give our
customers 4 special bargain at Port Nor
folk w. I. CLAUD IL CO. PA High
street iyl-IW
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

ITO JULIA C. GEROULD.-YOU ARE
J. hereby notified that two lots OF
land, described as two lots $50 and ISL.
Port Norfolk. in Western Branch District.
Norfolk county, Va, was sold on the 9th
day of January, 1898. for delinquent taxes.
levics, interest. and costs to the Common
wealth of Nirginia, and APPLICATION for the
lice. and it appearing from the records in
this office that YOU are interested in said
land. you arc further notified 10 appear
in four months from the date of this no.
ticc and do what may be necessary TO
protect your interests
Given under my hand this 21st day OF
June. 1900.
ALVAH. II. MARTIN.
Clerk Norfolk County Court, Virginia
ic22-la wiw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

~ q CORNELIUS RICHARDSON
You are hereby notified that three
lots of land, described as three lots. 3. 1.
.. Lewiston. in Washington District. Nor
iolk county, Va, was sold on the 18th
day OF October. 1856. for delinquent taxes,
lcNics. Interest, and costs To the Common
wealth OF Virginia. and application for
the purchase thereof has been filed in this
otiicc; and IL appearing from the records
IN THIS office that YOU are interested in
said land, YOU arc further notified 10 APP
notice and do what may be necessary 10
protect your interests
Given under my hand this 2lst day of
June, 1900.
ALVATI H. MARTIN.
Clerk Norfolk County Court. Virginia
1e2a-lswl
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

g TOLEN-A WOLF AMERICAN BICY
y Gle. No. $685.. S. Will be paid on the
recovery of tho same. Address ]. l.. b.,
this office. iyI-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

SUMMARY
Earned runs-Portsmouth, 4. Three
base hits-Longley and Murray Two
base hits-Byers. Luitich and Weaver.
Dauble plays-Bammcrt to Morrisey
to Luitich: Morrisey to Luitich: Hubs
worth 10 Bigbie Stolen bases-Allen,
Weaver and Bigbie Struck out--By
Allen. i; by Tierney. |. Base on balls
IF Allen. ,; off Tierney, >. Hit by
pitched balls-Luitich. Left on bases
Portsmouth, G; Newport News, Z. Sac
ritice hit-Conroy. Time OF game-One
hour and forty-five minutes. Umpire
Thornton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

A COMPETENT TEACHER WOULD
"A like to secure few pupils to teach
them shorthand Writing. Address BUSI-
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

ITO SAMUEL KERR-YOU ARE
described az four lots II. rs, 10 and so.
South Norfolk. in Washington District,
Norfolk county, Va, was sold on tho 2ith
day of january 1898. for delinquent taxes,
levics. interest, and costs to the Common
wealth of Virginia and application for
this, office. and it appearing from the re-
cords in this office that you are interest
ed in said land. you are further notified to
appear in four months from the date of
this notice and do what may be necessary
to protect your interests.
Given under my hand this 2Ist day OF
June. 1900.
ALVAII II. MARTIN.
Clerk Norfolk County Court. Virginia
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

FOR RENT THAT FINE RESI-
l. dence 2O5 Crawford street; large bath
room and other modern conveniences
Possession given August LIST. Apply to r.
+. MULES. ala Crawford street, for fur
Their Information. iy6-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

w ANTED = AT ONCE A WHITE
w woman to help I'm a family OF two.
Apply 1l9 Clifford street. Portsmouth, va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-06

T OST-A YOUNG COLLIE PUPPY
~ about weeks old; color. light brown:
Two white feet: Reward if returned to
BYRON CORW1NE. So4 Washington ST.