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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YoRK.-Mortimer Bishop; Plaintiff. against
hatLs ~ foreclosure sale duly made entered
~ 81 ab,ve entitled action bearing date the 3rd day Of
~ w undersigned, the Referee in said judg
Ia named viii sell public auction. at the New York
No Ill Broadway, in the Borough
~ Manhattan City OF New York on the 9Th day Of
March 1902 IL o'clock noon on tnat day. by strong
snt ~ he sold and therein described follows All that
men -, ~ land with building thereon erected stu
zee in section 8 Block Number 1913. the Land Map OF
ate York bounded and described follows
Onjnr al point the westerly side OF Fifth
fant twenty-five feet nve inches north from the north
cornAr Avenue nd
Inn Street running thence westerly parallel
80 thirty-hfth
hr6urb party wall elghtyfour feet thence northery
iIai with Fifth twenty-five thence east
pa, gain paralle with One hundred and thirty-hfth
$50, ana partly through another party wall eghy-four
Sls - the westerly side OF Avenue and thence
along westerly side Fifth Avenue twenty
the point or place or beginning Together with
the appurtenanees -, -
CHARLES A sKIDMORE, Referee.
DE, WITT LoCKMAN s DE WITT Attorneys Tor Plain
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financial meetlnes.
The Mexican National Railroad Co
ELECTION NOTICE,

No. ! Nassau Street.
New York March 9Th 1902
In accordance with provisions certain voting
trust agreement dated September 1887. Of which the
Es,ners. Loan & Trust Company voting trustee a
meeting Of the holders certificates OF that Company
.,resenting stock in the Mexican National Railroad Com
av will be held at Office OF the Railroad Company,
N-o Nassau Street twelve O'Clock
IN Wednesday, March 26th, 1902. for the purposes OF
dominating three directors be elected the annual
meeting the Company. Of nsuctng the voting uus-
-. as 70 voting upon any question which may be
~. such annual meeting and Of transactng other
t,s,ness which may brought before the certificate
holders meeting
~ hooks for Of certificates viii be closed
re close Of business Saturday March 18th,
- until the mai adjournment the meeting
WILLIAM BURCKEL. Secretary.
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foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YORK. New York County--Mlnna FRANKIE
formerly Inna Fahrenholz Plaintiff against Francis
Schnugg and others. DeieBdants--ln pursuance OF a
Judgment Foreclosure and Sale duly made and entered
In the above March ls 1907 and bear
ing date February 1902. l. the undersigned, the
Referee ga Judgment named, viii sell at Public
Auction Real Estate Salesroom, No III
Broadway. in Borough of Manhattan. city or New
York 9th day Of March; 1902 at twelve o'clock
noon on that day by William NJ. Ryan, Auctioneer, the
premises said judgment TO be sold and therein
follows: All that certain lot piece or parser
OF land with building and Improvements thereon
erected lying being in the Borough OF Man
haitian in City and State Of New York, and bounded
and described follows: Beginning at point N the
side OF One hundred and street
distant and twenty five t22 feet Easterly
southeastery Of said Street and Columbus
Avenue: running thence Southerly parallel with said
Of the through party wal. ninety
nine inches the line OF the block
aserly along said centre line OF the block TWENTY
feet thence NortheTly again parallel with said
and part Of the way through another party wall
ninety eleven inches to the sOuthery side OF
hundred and twentyseverth street. and thence
along the twenty feet TO the point or
place OF beginning
Dated, York. March 4th, 1902
GEORGE A HALSSEJY. Referee.
H c. KUDIICH, Attorney for Plaintiff. SO2 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York
following is diagram Of the property 20 be sold as
described above the number being 362 West l2Ith
Street:
18TH
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To the Stockholders of the
METROPOLITAN STREET RAIL WAY COMPANY.

The Executive officers Of your Company have issued
notice you Of meeting be held the goth day OF
March 1902 FOR the Of securing the sanction Of
twhrds OF the stockholders to proposed lease 70 be
made by the Metropolitan Street Railway Company to
the InterIrban Railway Company add
tonal issue bonds by the
lease perpetualy limit the dividends of the
metropolitan Street Railway Company to it's
stockholders to seven per cent, which
amount and is be fixed by the lease and to
be guaranteed by corporation whose
practically the assets Metropolitan
Railway Company; eighty cent Of the capital Of
Company generously accorded you par
twenty being reserved for subscription by the
promoters Of this unexpected and uncaed for speculative
scheme.
You also asked approve the issue OF add
tional mortgage indebtedness S1.0OOOOO Of bonds
which disposed Of practically the discretion Of
your essees.
In quick yoor Company re
ceve sufficient capital pay floating debt Of about
s. 100000. purchase OF Third
Avenue Railroad stock which together with all other
existing obligations stockholders informed
fully paid the proceeds the very
issue OF which you assented The remainder
It is stated applied principally change Of motive
Of existing lines and FOR the acquisition
OF franchises in the Bronx Of uncertain Vnlue at n
price not disclosed.
Vague suggestions limited Of further
in other enterprises essential conservative view
and calculated jeoparze the value OF the security
which asked depend.
We stockholders Of record
holders our stock holding incrct continued
be maintained FOR more than ten yeIs investment
justified in opinion. by the certainty this great
system OF railways in the second largest city the
world. would. within the next few years.
tain dividend earning capacity far beyond per
cent
1t is IN our opinion imprudent and undesirable to
exchange the certainty which possess the
speculative possibilities The proposed scheme
holds
II the Company has legitimate any floating debt
and II It requires money further improvements
confident that the stockholders would
ton OF the Company's actual condition and needs
ready and entirely willing a
such price may be determined dispose
may be required.
Entertaining these views and believing they par
ucpated by the majority Stockholders respect
fully ask TO send proxy be used tho
ing for the Of voting against proposed
and increased bond issue.
l. & s. woRMsER
Mills Building.
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The approximate Of the lien charge 20 satisfy
Witch the above described is be sold. is
g. S 81 with interest thereon from the 18th day OF Feb
mary 1902 together with the costs and allowance
ont,ng to S2is with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate Of the taxes assessments
liens be allowed to the purchaser
out Of the purchase or paid by the referee is
SIt ~ and interest property will be sold subject
nror mortgage 1000 with interest thereon from
Ihe 31st day Of October 1901, az so
Dated New York. March 4th. 1902
D0'-' -' GEORGE A. HAILSE5Y. Referee.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
TrIE. NEW AMSTERDAM NATIONAL BANK
Ill., NEW YORK, y. Y.

NOTICE is hereby given that, by order of the
~ Board OF, Directors Of the New AMSTERDAM Ma
toih Of Association called and will
he office Broadway and Thirty-nnth Street Borough
az SSfsnbattan York City Monday. the day
OF March 1902 u O'Clock noon. TO vote
o. nat under provisions OF the May l.
ss the capital stock Of this Association be increased in
.no az hundred and fifty thousand dollars max
the ~ Total capital hundred thousand dollars
g that 500 additional shares OF stock be issued
hundred (SlUOOO dollars
~ "a be offered proportonatey TO the existing stock
ear CSl00OO) share. and
nh other business as may pertain thereto
81 TIsted New York February Fourth. 1902
BY o.'ef u r. r. MOORE. President.
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financial meeIinas.
BrooI.Iyn Rapid Transit COmpuny.
NOTICE.
SPECIAL MEETING Of the stOckholdel

brooklyn kapid, 4 rithsit Iomphhy-
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders
of Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company win be held at
the ONCE OF ne % gan YORK m tb 29t6 de ~ Msrcb
1902 l. o'clock noon for the purpose q determining
Br5oxIyn Rapid Transit Company its property and
rarchses hereafter acquired 70 secure the pay
money borrowed the transaction OF its business for
The exercise OF IT'S fP au g pTpoE of M or
such terms and conditions the Board Of
stockholders the Company at such meeting and for
determining whether II such consent be granted. the
they may adopt confer the holder OF debt
obligation secured by sHch mortssge the right 10 convert
years the date Of the mortgage into stock OF the
amendments the bylaws Of the corporation shall be
mend Article L. Section l. to read as follows
Art l. Section / The annual meeting OF stockholders
the election OF directors TO serve as hereinafter pro
10 the next succeeding annual meeting shall be
ae the once OF the Company in the Borough OF Brooklyn
The directors shall be classified in respect OF time
them into three The nrst shall consist
four directors The second class 81 four directors and
1908 the directors Of the first class
me second e Class shall be elected Tor term Of two
and Of the third class shall be elected
the successors Of the directors Of the class whose term
expire during that year shall be elected 70 hold
once Of directors shall expire in
Artee m Section In case Of any vaSsnsy in the
directors OF class through death resignation. dis
Affirmative vote OF majority thereof. may
director whose place shall be vacant and until the
The Transfer Books win close Friday February 2sth
the Immediately succeeding the final adjournment
BRooTES f6F mE ShAEIIT e sesrstSEy
| 1853 Montague Street Brooklyn. n. Y.
February r. 1902
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Dipioeno y otiees.

AMERICAN GRASS TWINE CO. 100
sew York Feb 25th 1902.
THE directors of The American Grass irvine
Co. have this Gay declared quarterly dividend OF
and one-quarteT cent, payable ApII 1st 4S-'
The stockholders Of record the close OF business Arc
18th, 1902
TIE transfer books will closed IN New York from Z
2. NJ March 18th. 1902. and reopen az 10 A NJ ApIii
en1 1892 g P. ROWLAND. Secretary
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ld0th street
The approximate Of the
which The above described property To- BE- sold s
Slo+tot with interest thereon day Of Fe
ruary l2 together with amounting.
20 Slos'u% with interest March
WIN te expenses OF the sale The above described prem
ISIS VIII De sold subject - prior mortgage for SIS OOO
Win interest from May - 1901. ais,
subject 70 taxes. water rates which ara
es on me premises at the time OF sale. Amounting
prggNinate!y 10 the sum % $40 50 interest
Dated New York. March 5th 1902
CHARLES A. SFCIDNORE Refere.
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Bank Reports

CVo. 1851
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
=, -, NEW AMSTERDAM Natl. BANK AZ N-.,v vo,<
IN the state of New York. close 81 hsns. rS>.
. 1902. " business Fe1tl-
RESOURCES
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
FIRST MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT. COLLATERAL
TRUST GOLD BONDS OF THE
Western Gas Company

collateral trust mortgage dated May l.
1898 by said Gas Company Central Trust Com
pany Of New York, and secured by pledge
the Milwaukee Gas Light Company:
Notice Is hereby given that under pursuance
the reserved under said collateral mortgage
May l. 1898 by the undersigned Com
pany said Central Trust Company Of New York the
undersigned has called in, for payment on
May LIST, 1902, at 10 and accrued interest,
entire issue Of five first collateral
gold bonds numbered 1880 inclusive
issued under said collateral and that the
bonds be paid have been chosen by
Holders Of said bonds required present said
bonds for payment in accordance with at 10
interest said May 1st 1902 bonds
Will interest after May LIST. Payment Of
the principal Of said bonds together interest
and premium. will be made the respective holders Of
such bonds upon their 20 said Central Trust
Company New York the Office u J. Il w. SeIIg-
a Co, No. Il Broad Street. in the City Of New
York. or the Office Of VermiIye - Coz corner Of
Pine and Nassau Streets I'm said City.
Dated York. February 2S. 1902
WESTERN GAS COMPANY
EMERSON NJ MIILIN President.
mn
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CONTINENTAL TOBACCO COMPANY
New York February q. 1902
dividend OF ONE AND THREE-QUAh
TERs PER CENT. uE9sl on the Preferred STOCK
and Of TWO ONE-HALT PER CENT fZtZZpl on u
Common day been declared payaDie al
fees Manhattan Trust Company 20 Wall ST. on ApItl "a
!1 record at close OF bHslnes aTch
l5th. Books close March 18th open April 20, l4-Z
H y. KINGSBURY Treasurer.
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR COMPANY
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND-No iiiaoo
., 10 ~ Nassau Street. New York, March - ISS<:
"A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND no
rrln q ONE AND oNE-HALF PER CENT. ss on me me
rhEFERRED STOCK Of this Company, mas pn
esred payable April list 1902 70 stoSnao'Deis VI
WORD d: the close Of business March lstn' l0o%
A' % r E. TUCKER, Treasurer.
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tn, Sc Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City
The following diagrarn Of property sols.
IL street number Is 2222 Fifth Avenue;
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ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY co.
BY EDWIN GOULD, President

Referring above notice and IN accordance with
the request the holders OF large Of the
Second Income Certificates which have already
been deposited the viii deposits
such Certificates up to and including MARCH 10TH
1902 on the conditions Of the foregoing
Of the St Louis Southwestern Railway Company and
issue temporary receipts exchangeabe for
ceipts when completely against such deposits in said
notice indicated.
New York February 9Th. 1902
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY,
BY LOUIS FITZGERALD. President.
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100000
Milwaukee Gas Light Company
FIRST MORTGAGE 25-YEAR
4 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS

CAILABLE AT 40 AND INTEREST
COUPONS MAY GsT AND NOVEMBER 1sT.
and IN advance Of public we expect 10
make we offer holders of the Western Gas
Co bonds the privilege of taking the new
First Mortgage bonds of the Milwaukee Gas
Light Co.. n 90 and interest, in exchange for
their western Gas Co. 80 Collateral Trust
Bonds mt the calling price OF 10 and inter-
est.
The Western Co bonds called for payment are
secured only deposit the capital stock Of Mil
vaukee Gas Light Company. while the Milwaukee
Gas Light Co First Mortgage SO Bonds Will secured
nv direct first lien upon all the property OF
that Company.
Full information in regard To tho bonds may be OBJ
taired at our onces. copies OF Alexander
c Humphreys, well-known Gas Engineer. showing
that the net profits Company year were
more than annual interest charge present
issue OF So 600 900 First Mortgage 47o Bonds.
This offer subject to change termination without
notice Bonds be presented the Offices
Of the undersigned. who will deliver Central Trust
pary interim receipts exchangeabe for Milwaukee Gas
Light Co 4eo bonds engraved will same
time adjust cash differences.
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VIRGINIA.

virginia.
Virginia GG@t Springs
ON THE
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
TE[g NI5W HOMESTEAD
OPENS MARCH 10TH
The hotel. OF the Old Homestead win
the reception Of March 10th Il
colonial architecture which. fully con-
Pletsd. will equal resort hotel IN America virginia
Hotel and open
THE BATHS the curative known
rheumatism and Diseases OF the blood
THE GOLF LINKS have been extended to 200 yards.
Pullman compartment sleeper from New York vir-
GINA Hot Springs via Washington Tuesdays Satur-
days. Daily. except sunday after March 10th.
Tickets and Pullman reservations c. once.
So Broadway New ork and onices Pennsylvania Rail-
road and connecting lines Throughout the
FRED STERPY. Manager. Hot Strings. Bath Co. Va
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w. T. buy and sell
NJ ationaI Park Bank,
I rving Natl. Bank,
g nathan " "
III anover
q rental Bank,
i awyers Mortgage Co.,
g. eventh Natl. Bank.
&c all unlisted stocks,
90 rporation and r. r. bonds.
Tel 1885 Cort. Is WallSt.
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REFERRING TO THE ABOVE NOTICE or THE
WESTERN GAS co.
WE HAVE PTRcHASEn
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HOTEL TRAYMORE.
NEw-JERSEY.

ATLANTIC L TY ~. J.
throughout the Hot and
baths every other modern comfort ao-
pontment Illustrated booklet mailed request
iJy $50 GOLF privileges.
TRAYMORE HOTEL Co. Howard White. r.. Manager
D. 5 WHITE. President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09

Mrs. John Schooler; second vice-president,
Mrs. a. B. Camm; third vice-president,
Mrs. Josiah Ryland; fourth vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. J. ". Baghy; secretary, Mrs.
w. H SadIer; treasurer, Mrs. c. e. Boil
ing: assistant secretary, Mrs. W. n. Sad
ler; treasurer, Miss Virginia Jones; as
sistant treasurer, Mrs. J. II. Derbyshire.
Mrs. 4. y. Stokes is the president for life,
having been elected as such several years
ago. OF the thirty-three districts. into
which the city is districted, visitors were
secured for al. except two. The society
finds itself with very small amount in
the treasury, and the demands upon this
are already pouring in. Financial aid will
be more than ever necessary to enable
the work Of helping the poor TO be sue
cessfu!ly carried on. The scarcity of fuel
and consequent high prices will cause
much want and suffering. The entire city
is looked after by the various district VS.
itors and as far as possible the aid is
iudiciousIy given. More active workers
are needed md all interested In chart
table work gre urged to join the Mission
The Citizens Relief Association dlstr1b-
utes its money through the City Mission,
and contributions sent to either VIII De
used for the aid Of the needy.
The next meeting Of the city MISSION
will be held on tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09

In the cities further north, where the
Ideas Of negro music were formed from
the singing heard at minstrel perform
ances, her plaintive reproductions were
-evelat ton. The press praised her. and
such wide1y-scattered critics as General
Fitzhugh Lee, Rudyard Kipling, J.. Pier
pont Morgan, Hamlin Garland. Thomas
Wentworth Higgins and a host of others
added their approval. Her work has pro-
ceeded Of it's own momentum Through
her increasing acquaintance new songs
are constantly coming to her, and her
collection Is now said to be the largest
in existence.
Under the present system the rough
hewn characteristics Of the negro are be-
ing gradually planed off, and as he gains
in culture he loses in individuality and
picturescuene6s. His revival hymns. his
love ditties. his lullabies, and husking
songs must Inevitably pass out of remem-
brance if not rescued from oblivion by
friendly hands, and Thomas Nelson Page
asserts that what Joel Chandler Harris
has done for Southern plantation stories,
Miss Dorsey has done for the songs. IN
deed. as contribution to folk lore the
songs would seem to be the more valuable
of the two, as more distinctive OF the
race; the negro is essentially musical and
otherwise unsupported phases of his In
congruous nature are drought out IN
these weird com positions
Mrs e. D. E. N. Southworth used to
say that no one born north of Mason and
Dixon's line could write negro dialect; and
certainly none but southerner, who had
been rocked to sleep in dusky arms, and
learned to lisp their songs in infancy
could reproduce the rich, wild notes or the
darkey, and the unprecedented turns IN
the minor strains, defying all systems OF
musical notation.
Senator Voorhees, called Miss Dorsey
rendition jnsplCational singing. der
frame vibrates with song, her body sWays
with the rhythmic metre, and one is car
ried now in the midst Of rollicking,
husking group; and then to revival
meeting. where some ancient colored
crone, her foot beating time to the hymn,
her face sglow with religious enthusiasm.
seems already to be:
"a settin' in de Kingdom.
To hear Jordan roll"
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thews, Jr. Norfolk; T. Y. McCaul. Rich
mond; e. I. Poulson. Mearsville; ). u.
.Rosser 9Th. ND Rustburg; J. P. Scrusss,
9Th NJ Crozet; S. M. SoWell CIh. ND
Hardware; V. L. Stonnell 9Th. ND ASH
ley; T. w. James, 9Th. ID Danvllle; j. M.
Thomas, Gloucester county
One Of the students has decided that II
IS not the best thing to spend TINS IRE
alone, therefore on the 18th instant KEY.
George W. Clarke, at one time the below
ed pastor Of Barton Heights Baptlst
church, Richmond, Va, will lead to the
altar Miss Louise Burrows Rochester, the
granddaughter Of the late DR.. Lansing
Burrows, Of this city.
It will be a quiet home wedding. Inc
The ceremony will be performed by Dr.
Lansing Burrows, of Nashville Tenn,
an uncle Of the bride, assisted by Dr..
T. T. Eaton, pastor Of Walnut-Str
Baptist church.
After an extended northern tour Mr..
and Mrs Clark will reside in this city.
Mr.. Clarke is at present a student at the
seminary and also pastor of Southgate
Baptist church, Of this city. He is a
very talented young man and is regard
ed as one Of the most eloquent men in
the seminary. S. T. M.
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.alss5 ANNA VERNON Dol SEY'.
nh. Ta1c nted Woman OWN Dn-


The talented Woman Who VIII VIII: I'm
tertnin Won ans Club o-n1orroy W.:
rhe announcementsth that Miss Anna YER
non Dorsey. OF Washington. Will enter
tain the Woman's Club on Monday guar
.antees TO Its members an exceptionally
charming afternoon.
Miss Dorsey. who belongs to the wen
known Maryland family Of that name
was introduced to the public some years
nro through the romance of "Bettle-a
Last Century Love Story brought out
IN the Cosmopolitan, and afterwards pub
,ishcd In book form. The plot was ad-
n,irably conceived and executed, the
critics predicting for the young author
literary career Of unusual success.
soon afterwards, however, she accepted
a position on the editorial staff OF the
washington Post, and its exactions LETT
her no opportunity for creative work.
Her recitals Of NEGRO Songs and CHAR
acteristics," originated in impromptu per-
formances for the amusement of relatives
and friends, their reception Of them sug-
costing similar entertainments OF less
informal nature. .
One of the first Of these was given IN
the parlors Of Mrs. Francis Hodgson
Burnett in Washington. and the singer DE-
ing concealed behind a folding door, some
one exclaimed:
.'They have colored girl here this eve
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TUCKkHOE's ANNIVERSARY.
Red Men Celebrated Second Birth
Day-Trihc Has PTospcred.

Red Men Celebrated Second Birth
Day-Trihc Has Prospered.
Tuckahoe Tribe, No l0S. Improved Or
der Of Red Men. met IN regular council
last night and celebrated the second an
niversary Of its institution A large per-
centage OF the membership and number
of visitors were present Speeches were
made by Past Great SacheIns c. l. Phil
ips. c. Emnstt Hill and Cornelius S..
Wells; also Nelson Powell, w. P.
Knowles, ]. f. Powell, r. w. Jones and
F. A. French of Monacan Tribe, No. IS.
and Ellicott Hill, Of Mattaponi Tribe. No.
49,
After the business session refreshments
were served, and much mirth and hilar-
:ty prevailed. n. Eugene Davis and his
banjo assisted by Messrs. Hill, Shirley
and Davis, furnished music. and added
much TO the enjoyment of the occasion
Tucllahoe Tribe is to be congratulated
on its success during the two years of its
existence. Very few members Of the orig
inal list have dropped out; the tribe is
holding its own, and has a little money
ahead for rainy day.