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The morning call., 1891-07-29

The annual meeting of the Virginia and sold Hill
water Company takes place Tomorrow.
Bullion valued at $4,000 has been received from
Evan Williams the mining man of virginia. and
Archie Mcdonnell Superintendent of the Sierra
Nevada. arrived In this city yesterday from South
ern California.
II. b. Murray. a prominent mine owner of Sonora,
Mexico, is In the city.
silver was steady yesterday IN New York, being
quoted at lco12a iOO5s.
The Teresa delinquent sale takes place to-day.
Silver State: The mil of the Boston Willow
Creek Mining Company started up GU Thursday
on ore from Tho company's mine at Willow Crsek.
superintendent the construction of the mill. says
everything is working nicely. The ore Is concen-
trated aud amalgamated. and the capacity of the
mill is seven tons day which can be reduced at
cost OF less than SO As the ore is free milling and
will average $40 IN gold per ton this leaves quite
nice margin of profit for the owners. The mill is
run by water, aud IL is said there is enough power
TO run mill OF three times the capacity of the
present one all the year round. Bullion shipment
Will soon be i'll order.
From reliable sources the Walker Lake Bulletin
gathers the following items concerning the prog
ress being made in the mines in that vic entity:
LAPANTA-Stope above the east drift. No. in
cline, still producing the usual amount of high
grade ore; vein showing very strong aud making to
wuze below the lUo-foot shaft level; vein hvIH ng
about Is inches wide: good.
PAMLICo-Still driving the main tunnel
CENrRAL-sinking below the l50-foot level; vein
showing very stro-g, producing considerable ore.
now being haued for shipment.
MOUNTAIN kINs-The north drift on the main
ledge, tunnel Level. Is out about 25 feet is
lttie smaller, carrying ore all through the same
high grade galeua.
IRMoUNT-Driving east main south drift; ledge
showing about the same. Sinking Wine BET 0w the
drift down 20 feet showing I0inch vein OF high
grade ore-2O0 ounces.
CAPITAL-Sthl drifting for the ledge with every
prospect Of reaching it in few days. Have en-
countered several very small pieces of antimonial
silver
HARrFoRD-Stin opening the vein on the surface,
showing about feet WIDE OF which about u inches
is galena ore carrying galena and gold.
GOLD BAR-SOuth drift. Martinez level. still being
extended ledge )out 10 inches wide, carrying
very nigh grade ore.
WAR EAGLE-open!ng up now level to tap the
vein. 1t VIII take about a month to reach the
ledge. but when finished this level will greatly
pedite work
IDA-St.il producing the usual amount OF ore
Shipped 10 tons OF 800 ounce TO mill last week
NEW YoRK-S0uth drift from the tunnel still
being extended on the vein, same showing very
well in the face
RIP VAN WiSRLE (Maretta)-Main tunnel is
now In 2T5 Ieet the last 200 feet the vein. The
vein runs very regular, end showing from l to
Inches OF galena, running Is per cent lead, 90
ounces SILVER and about 81 in gold
JENNY LIND fMariet:a)-The dri II has been
started to the northwest from the boz OF the in
cline following the vein. which sho VS. IL inches of
IS ounce
The morning call., 1891-07-29

GT60 FRUITVALE AVE: LAND IN THE
u ~. DewOR Tract; get map and LOOK into
this Offering IL the trade winds and the fogs OF san
Francisco hurt then investigate the attractions
Of FTultyaie. Full Information OF VIM NJ. DE
" OFF. 3l4 California ST.
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Enr!ish Wheat Market.

w neat market.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S-The spot marke. Is higher
at IS Sd Cargoes arc firm at Ais for off
coast 40s Cd for just shipped and 4Os Sd for nearly
due
FUTUREa
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
IS 414d; September. IS AID: October IS Lad; No
vember, IS 413d; December, IS 412d
SECURITIES.
;, LoNDoS: July 2S-ConsOis s55s: United States
40 1S-16d; Rentes. 95f S21ac. Bullion into bank
OF England, 4lI5,o0O
New York Markets..
NEW YORK, July 2S.-The stock market to-day
displayed materially better tone the whole
than yesterday, While prices made a considerable
progress in the recovery of the losses of the pre-
vicus day. Active shares near ly all up large
fractions and Burlington, Notwithstanding a reac-
ton In the afternoon per cent hig her than last
evening. Governments steady. Petroleum closed
NEW YORK. July 2s.-United states Bonds-a's
us; AIS lO012; Northern Pacific. 221k: Cana,
az aIan paeie s0n4; Central PACING 80 Onion Pae-
Fargo. l4U: Western Union, 1855: Silver. lOOIa ;
st term "a s41a 9 81 wa.
Flour-Steady Coffee sl7 20, suGar-2 5-l6a
SSysc. Hops Paclhc Coast. Isa2lc. hides
Leau-Domestlc, "a 40. ircn-Sl4. Petroleum
64Mc.
Hops are dull. Brewers and dealers are doing
handto-mouth business. CsDlegrams from England
and Germany report favoraby the condition OF
the growing crop and the duh, weak market. Ad-
vices from this State more favorable.
GROCERIES.
Cofree-Continues moderately active, but prices
show no marked changes July, SIT 20; August
SIG 50: September. Sl5 50; october, sl4 So; No.
yember, $l3 70; December. Sl3 40; January,
$l3 80; February, $l3 so. Sales, $4,000 bags. Rio
is weak.
sugar-Raw. nominal at 3ssc for centrifugal $50:
23sc FOR fair refining: 25sc for niolasses sugar
cut loaf, 51sc; crushed. 51sc; powdered. 4Ssc:
sranulated 4s4c; cubes, 4ssc: mold A. 4Lac;
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MORNING SALES.
Boar1-100 Hawaiian Commercial, 3; SIS S Gas
light. 63A 10 Water $685..
Street-65 Gaslight, $3.50.
AFTERNOON
Board-50 Gaslight. 83s4 20 do. 635A; 100
Safety Nitro Powder, ia; IS Oakland Gas, So a;
" Wafp
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Dry Graduated 5iAe; Confectionery A. -5ssci
Extra Q. 41sc: Golden e. 4I4c p ID; Bags. 1zc more
thanh
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Two ELEGANT NEW GROOM COTTAGES;
electric bells electric Cas-lghtiug. and speaking
tubes. etc. they are in every way ''noGei Rouse:
only three blocks from local train station: terms
one-hAlf cash; balance time suit. Apply 70 Z.
L. PRIEST. eos broadway Oakland, Cal. jy23 lat
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HOARD SiLEi.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGuIAR sEssInN-o 40 A
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO RENT.
LoR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED UPPER
L nat; fine location: about minutes walk to
local train; references exchanged. 1870 Union ST..
Oakland 1yfq ~
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Lumber Market.

The reduced retail prices follows:
PINE-Rough. SIS for No. l and SIS for No. 2f
Specified lengths, $50; odd lengths, sl7: selectea
rough, $24 clear rough, $50: No l flooring, S309
SO. according to size: No. 2 do. $23@25 stepping,
dressed, SAB for No. and 92S for No. 2; Lath $50
& %; Picxets. rough, $l7
dunHage. SIS. delivered; dressed shelving, $37.
RED OOD-Rough, $40 for No. l and SD for No.
2; extra sizes S2l for No. and ST for No 2; SCI
lected, S26: Rustic No. l. S24930; No. 2, S2Si
surfaced No. l. $30@i5; Pockets. rough. ST for
square end and $40 for pointed: surfaced fancy
end, $26 Battens. lie D foot; Shingles 81 M for
common and $3 25 for fancy; Shakes $ll for spllE
and 81 for sawed; Posts, split, lac.
Wood Market.
Posts quotable at sc each: Redwood. s. 50
2 cord; OAK, rough $797 25; do, peeled, 50 oOt
Pine So 25 p cord: Railroad Ties, 30934c apiece
for 6xs and 45@950c for 7x9. -,
TANBARk- Ground bark, S24 2 ton; whole, $lS
G1lS 50 per cord for old and $l6 50 for new
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
TUESDAY, July %.
Flour or SKIS. 1855 Middnngs. sks--- 1 610S
Wheat. cts 6,644 Hay tons. lO0S<
BARLEY. cts. ..... IS IA Straw tons. 80
Oats. cts. 11O Wool. BIS 40
Corn. SKIS .......... Is Quicksilver. 1Sks.. 4S
Beans. ........ 1.O59 Hides, SIG
Potatoes. ...... 1895 Wine gals. .......2o,o!V
onions SKIS. 263 Brandy, gals Az
EIan.S rs 2,..oll
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The stock market opened strong and active yes
terday, especially in the north enders which showed
an advance under active purchases by Nat Messer
On the early call ophr advanced to 50 60. Mcxi-
can 81 s. Curry 81 so, Best & Beleher So IS. Con
Cal and Virginia IS %, under sales of 100 shares |;
Union SO 20 and Sierra Nevada "a 10. under sales
of 2725 shares. The south end and middle stocks
were for the time neglected and showed a slight
shading off in prices The regular call prices took
sharp upward turn for a few minutes and then
quickly declined under very heavy sales, Ophir
to 81 So, Sierra Nevada 81 2O93 20. under sales OF
$500 shares; Union So 20@12 So, 1900 shares; Best
a Belcher 50 40d3 90 2lO0 shares, aud Con Cal.
and Virginia SIS 25@5 u.s. 800 shares. The market
rallied a little just before the close, aud looked
strong, but after a feeble attempt at an advance
the $50 afternoon call weakened off again and
prices came down with run, closing weak and
heavy.
The morning call., 1891-07-29
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS,
ALAMEDA KEAL ESTATE,

ALA MEDA REAL ESTATE.
GJSQ0 $3.50 CASH. 500 PER MONTH, WILL
N1OOO. buy a beautiful cottage; all modern
improvements; 2Sx1Oo: near Bay-st. station.
S26OO-S25O cash, S25 per month. for a pretty g.
room cottage near station; all street work DONE
$2750-S35O cash, $50 I month; 4Sxl6O feet: Z
room cottage near Msstic station.
$256O-S300 cash, S25 month for little beauty
broom cottage on Webster ST.; ali modern improve
menIs.
s265O-S4OO cash, s25 month: handsome g.
ern improvements and street work all complete.
Houses built to order, on easy installments,
the famous FGssking'S PARK Tract at Graud-st Sta
HOUSES FOR RENT.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
MARCUSE & REMMELL
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
OFFICES:
Alameda, san Francisco
Bay-st- Station aud 62S Market St, OPP.
High-sL Station. Palace Hotel. iy29 II
Judd. HANLEY & CO., 1881 PARK ST., WILL
u build, sell or rent you any kind OF a house any
where In Alameda, on the most reasonable
terms jy22 TT
HOUSES FOR SALE AND TO RENT. JOHN
II f. WARD, Real Estate and Insurance, l4l5
Park St. Alameda. jy22 II
MUST BE SOLD-A FINE CORNER LOT, WITH
4i1 house OF rooms and bath; house and lots on
easy terms, from 500 to $500 down; install In snts
from 80 TO $50 month interest included.
EIchange-A fine residence In Alameda to e1-
change for Los Angeles property; also several
places In Alameda to exchange for outside lands.
FOR bargains In real estate call at MRS l.
CHANDLER CO.'S, 1923 Park ST.. New Masonic
Building Alameda. iyl2 tf
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BEAUTIFUL HOME on FRUIrVALE AVE; /
- acre; pretty grounds: fruit and shade trees:
handsome modern house s rooms bath ana base
ment; Will be sold at low figure ana easy terms:
business change compels sale. JOHN A JONES,
500 Broadway, Oakland iva 1t
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BONANZA $500: HAKD-FINISHED COT
- tsEe; rooms; lot 25Nl25: blocks from Center
Station: must be sold account sickness and depart
The morning call., 1891-07-29

nELlGHTFUL HOME PLACE-S4OOO; SACRi-
- hce; acres small cottage; good well, wind
mi and tank; chicken yards; good barn; 90 fruit
trees splendid corner, rear station. Address MAC.
Oakland Oi.lCc OF HE CALL jy24 1T
The morning call., 1891-07-29

N EXCHANGE HOTEL.

A Smith, Washington
j Batelnan, Sacramento
w Fleming, Sacramento
tC L Marble. Sacramento
w Anderson. Boston
Miss Anderson, Boston
II j Jackson, New York
G T Bryan, New York
~ NJ Walker, Salt Lake
lG II Sullivan, sacramento
w johnson, Sacramento
II 7 Stanton, san Jose
j + Barton. San Rafael
w Thompson, Santa Rosa
G + PeterSon&w, Petalum
y Morrow, California
j p Shair, Denver
A y Reid, Denver
II 7 Smith, Denver
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OAKLAND HOTELS.

TUBES HOTEL, oAKLAND-THE FINEST AND
most commodOus family and tourist hotel IN
California occupying full square; frst-cass ia ALI
Its appointments. iylS I'm Turk
The morning call., 1891-07-29

IN ROOMS. BATH WASH STANDS, BACK
~ stairs, large closets; hot and cold water: front
parlor. back psrlor and dnng-room opening up into
double lots covered with elegant fuiI-beariHg fruit
trees consisting OF aprlcotS, pears plums etc
ner lot: on street-Car line now in full operations
these are some OF the recommendations for the new
2-Story lowered house on the Dewof 1lact, Fruit
vale Oakland which is offered the right one for
$500; only half cash; free pass the new,
beautiful. doubie-decked cars good for years goes
with the house. Apply 10 Nj. NJ DEWoLF, 3l4
California 81. iy26 1t
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco,
The morning call., 1891-07-29

Unusual OPPORTUNITY LOOK AT THIS!
~ Lot 7SNl2O; fine modern house, rooms. new,
on sunny side OF leading street only block from
local railroad station and electric railroad; $4,000
only $500 cash, balance In monthly payments.
IL ~ II 4 JOHNSON. Adellne 81. Lorin. iy25 u
The morning call., 1891-07-29

GeQ0 $3.50 AND $500 PER LOT: BEAUTI-
UOOU. ful building lois at Frultvsle, East Oak
land; these lots are large, being so and 80 feet
frontage by depth OF 1893 feet, with a command
ing view and fronting directly on the new double
deck car line OF the Sessions road. Fruitvale ave.
and Hopkins st; this property is surrounded with
lovely homes and grounds with fruit orchards etc
TO any one building these lots a free pas, for
years will he given these TO the local train
at Fruitva'e station, Thirteeuth-ayenpe Station
at East Oakland; viii sell on installment plan Il
desired. $50 cash and SO per mouth. Apply with
out delay To L. w. WOODWARD & CO, 500
Broadway. Oakland. iy0Y II
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Compiled by THOMAS
TENNEST. ChrOnometer aud Instrument
Maker, IS Market Street.
The morning call., 1891-07-29

$3.50 Fruit foq terms S5'G % :a9 Low ~
title perfect DAVIS ~ DOW, owners, Twenty
third Station, Oakland. 1ylU
The morning call., 1891-07-29
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
LOKIN REHL ESTATE.

FURNITURE YOU Want GOOD AND CHEAP
1see Il. sCHELLHAAs, 4Os Eleventh ST. de6 II cod
The morning call., 1891-07-29

NAitA = II. itNllo
+ Byrd, Visalia
j ID Thompson, Los Ang
q S Yaten, Boston
L ELLIS Il W, British Col
+ Beringer q W. st Helena
Z c Simons, Los 6atoS
MissLNermilion, Vacavle
MissN Vermlliou, Vacavle
MisSMVcrinilion acaYle
j ID Bicknell. Los Ang
Miss & a William ;, Fresno
j c Cooper. w&ch. Fresno
Az Ii tfman, VIZ Oh, FrSnO
J A Douglass, Woodland
Q ID Inman. Napa
A Hansen, Redwood City
The morning call., 1891-07-29

NoTICE-s2OO TO $3.50; LOTS AT FRUITvALE
~ Station, opposite the depot. offered for
sale at the reasonable terms as follows:
oDe-fourth cash, balance in :, IL and q months
or II monthly iusta!lments from SO upward: these
lets are the most accessible 10 railroad CON
yeniences OF any lots In last Oakland. Apply to
JEFFRESS & " HIIE, OF Iwenty-third-ave. Lsnd
Co. IMenlL- hrl-aEe Station Last Lind mi ~
The morning call., 1891-07-29

I UIS Z0NI 80, oZUUi LUIS lux 81 %, S3O0, $50,
l. $3.50 s375 $500; loJs 50xl35 $500; lots 4Ox
$50. S5UO each. so down. IS and $40 month
Houses Auilt TO order on the iastailmeut plan:
SSUJ or 500 down. balance easy monthly pay
ments.
Cottages for sale on the installment plan or to
rent. furnished OF unfuruishad Inquire OF w, c.
MORAN, LorIu. DUSIN BURY IL wURTS 467
Ninth ST., Oakland; take Berkeley train or new
electric car, which passes door; sunday engage
ments jy25 70 % 20 80 st
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HOUSE.

HOUSE
( Il G Rowley. Mayfield
Mrs g q Briggs. Davisvlle
A e Rillmsn, Dsyisville
l. Darlington, Santa Rosa
A 6 Briggs, Petaluma
NJ L DOOling. HOLSTER
10 III Weltum, Gilroy
l Levy. Lower Lake
q F Wilcox, Los Gatos
w L Is Cushing, Los Gatos
ChasLFair, Knights Lndg
On Stockwell ~ W, Boston
Mrs VI NJ Cross. Boston
/ II + Pefy, Hanford
G ii Pefy, Hanford
Q Ii Byrne. T1ylorvllle
The morning call., 1891-07-29

G-yRO LOTS II THE SUNSET TRACT; FIN
I'd Nv. est location in Fruitvsle: only q few lots
left, DAVIS 4 DOW, owner Twenty-third-ave.
station, Oakland. tylOtf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
into the traInln sugges.ed tho station.


"Of course had, man. I've two pa,r
with me now. Let me alone tnat '
nut one pair on" faltered hr. CnuSkel;s - a.
undated and Disguised by the sign' u 30
many people staring at HIM, o low
But while he was speaking solno - a
churl seized corner of his rug, ghNy -
twitch and abruptly exposed Mr. Chuckei
dishdbiile to view. ,,hto-
There was shout Of mingled lauen.e =
and dismay among the passengers. 5vn nt 20 e.,
whom being ladies. deemed 1t e1peuie"' "
saueal. 40 b,ushine
station master in n paroxysrl OF ih9ls.iii-
ton. and he clutched Dir. ChueKer W '"o
wrist. -. arst "
WELL but-but-let me dress nrstt; =;
pleaded the victim, as he fel, not 9 9aS-anl
arms but his legs in the grasp OF diuet . ~
hands. He made a short struggle, out 'nIs
did not improve his position, Tor ms re-
sistauce was ascribed TO the manlacal o.'-
break and emboldened his aggression "
drag him out Of the carriage feet foIen .,'s
he tumbled out in a heap ana WIS ~ III
carried across the platform. kicSlns anI
roaring in the sight of a hundred pa'i Vi
astonished or amused eyes. bo
"Oh!n exclaimed the young ladies as ne
passed.
FOOT man cTlttl bDiit b!N 49,
Hi! Fetch the policoi" chorused some
OF the porters. c,..o,.o-
Ten minutes later. when Mr.. Chucker
had been conveyed. under strong escort S
to the station-master's room and had Deeh
suffered to don his pantaloons, ne con- con-
trived TO get hearing and explain no" III
the trouble had arisen. -.
well. but why didn't YOU tell us thls
before?" cried the nonplussed s'a'ion-
master.
because Won wouldn't listen to me, you
beast" screamed Mr.. Chucker.
We'll, you've missed your tram ana
your dinner" said the statlon-master, anu
that'll be o lesson to YOU"
Lesson of what? asked Dir. Chucker'
exasperated.
"Gesson-why-whv not to take
off one pair Of breecnes until you've put
the other on, and that for decency's sake,
sir" answered the station-master, sterniS'
formulating an axiom which sounded vel,
though perhaps, like some other maSims
propounded 10y worldly philosophy, 1t was
not easy TO follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

tume, and the one which Ind cra.,oa 49,.
SSuriosiiy among the listeners waa .Sa
SS .I This proved equally snccesS
tut and, IN her rich gown of red yaiyat 80 ~,
rMul'e nrocade, low neck and short sleeSas
mrs. Miller looked as suitable and hoons,ss'
ansiy dressed as any woman could desira
manon, seeming IN the least 10 have de
paired from the prevailing modes In owe
nanE uress; out artistically, modestlv. AVID
clos;r,. ",oAy Riau, ner rounded BASQUE dis-
ooneleSs neck. 0O'"'
THE uNRULY BONES.
women seem TO have an idea that tbav
, niusV MAKE some sort Of display il thew an.
IA III eIehlng dress, and naturally many
depiore the possession of two unrniy bnnas
az the neck. Do YOU ever ston 10 tbinI
tnat you are making those bones more
prominent by pushing the other bones In
t,e pody up by tight corsets2 Even n verv
slender woman can hide tho disfcuring
zones oy proper dress and physical cnltnre
exercise. 1t is not enough 10 merely adont
dIess reform. Physical culture should be
sIudied and lntelligently adapted to per-
MRS. MILLER GowNLEss.
After appearing in rainy-day costume.
win SKIRT short enough to keen clear nj
mud and damp. Mrs Miller made her how
20 her audience gownless. clad only in the
aress-retorm underearments, illustratino
better than words the utility of the di.
vided skirt, the union suit and chemilette.
have great hopes in the common sense
OF woman, and AN convinced that these
great questions of the day, involved in the
higher education of woman. will break
down all such shackles as unhealthful
Dress. ! am sure that every woman here
mas resolved to go home and set about re-
forming her dress and l am sure that in
SIX months time not a woman will be seen
on the streets OF Baltimore who has not
fallen IN with the REFORM" concluded the
lecturer laughingly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
To the Living and the Dead.
B.P. AND =. B. s., OF RICHMOND, VA,
Whose Long Friendship these Lines Concern

j. Y. AND =. Il. y, OF HlCHMOND' 'A'l
Whose Long Friendship these Lines Concern.
[For the Dispatch.l
On earth know no fairer theme
Than that which prompts these modest hnes'
sing fair friendship. Ivy twine5
About the sturdy oak; yon stream
Is blessing TO the field men dream
And love; ana woman al resigns
To him. for him, where love inclnes'
Where heart may rest, where sweet hopes teoin'
The vine may die; the food may dry;
IT'S not past thinking, man may roam;
And woman may her choosing change;
But when two lives are linked-and by
The bond true friendship Weayes, nome
Is there whence neither cares to range
see two men-nor fancy's breath
Needs picture Gught 70 I'LL the scene
see two men walk down atween
Tho ranks OF life and files OF death,
Arm braced In arm; each day one satin,
II trust you; hold my hand; yet lean
Upon me in your necd.' Wecn-
Nay, know, the other whisperetn,
"Life-long, my friend, my heart sings back
Your words, and adds, I'm stronger Win
Your love than with your hand. True
sung"
The other Thus through rush and rack
OF four and twenty years, the wreath
OF manly love thy hearts kept young.
Did Death grow Jealous Of these twain7
Thought he 20 shatter and Destroy
Dreamed he such friendship was TOY,
Which, taken, leaves a little pain,
And soon forgotten is? Vain. vain,
o Death Thou tOok'st the living Joy
And covered IL with earth: alloy
OF pain but strengthens memorys chatn-
o Father me friendship like this
Grant here below: not cen one word
Glanced tween them gratingly, 10 mar
The generous flame that loved 10 kiss
These twin-grOwn hearts; and which, one hearc
No more, 10 tn other beams star.
RICARE LANE.
Richmond, Va, December, 1880.
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WORqE BILL.


They make a bufToon of a man in the
eacred desk. 1t is true he makes bunoon
nj himself, but they encourage ana APP
nlaud him, and are guilty. as abettors'
Without this encouragement he would nave
LONG since ceased making laughing-stock
~ Himself. / can and have heard with
profit colored preachers. and am Wiling
To listen respectfully to bad grammar from
an humble colored man who thlnks ne Is
called of God to preach the Gospel. hu-
rnil1tv ia the GROWING grace OF trod's NM
;etcrs and when one IS found who, though
nneducated. claims that he Is better IN
Formed ON Bible questions than the pro-
fessor of theology at the WeSt-End C0hege
~ mis- own denomination, ana VIII hoU
Jescend 10 ask for advice and lnfoflna-
t;nn n shows an amount OF concert utterly
81 variance with that teechable spirit 50
biohly commended in Gods Word-,
I have been living in Rlcnmonu Inany
wears. but would no more THINK Oh Roins w
. Snp DO Move" on the Sabbath day tnan
7 ,.,onld of going 10 chicken-hght. ~
daad 7 think the latter less offence, as IN
49, tormer should feel like was Insult
90. Cod 10 His face. | am no enemy 10
LIN .Iasper. of course, but confess ieei
;ndienant at this insult offered TO uoo anu
" have on several occasions thought that
Iaa,,er coTld never be made TO under
$40 90 the rotation of the earth on its axis,
7 wonld suggest TO him on some warm
,rnmer pight 10 lie on his back in his front
yapd and fix his wondering. eyes on the
!. lrae, Rear from early night TIL next
MING and he would find that this con-
ia..eiistion (the Great Bear never sets or
eoea down. Now. if the earth were nat l
and "four-cornered." as he CLAIMS S ana and md
sun and stars al went o nrouf these stars in
! pclo mraat Rear must necessarily 60 out OF
si ny with all the rest and yet they do not
TX n az his theory must be wrong. AS
.ronomy tells US very readily why they
don't set. W. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
. startling Astronomical Fact.
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every one aoa - giving light and heat TO
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