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The San Francisco call., 1897-08-22
ExCH ANGE, AND BULLION.


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81, 1897.
The following resume of the wheat market is
furnished by 4. A. Bresse, Produce Exchange
llainbroker, 412 Pine street:
San Francisco
e:l5 A NJ. SESSION
Boom" can h. rdly express the wheat market.
Prices soar without pause December wheat
opened at 81 g. advanced 10 81 6s14, declined to
81 STA md clos at 81 6734: May, 81 65. De.
cember barley 97c, closed at 971ac
lOl5 a. NJ SESSION.
Wheat continues strong. Crowd inclined to the
buying side. Looks higher, although q TEN mporary
setback may come
11:l5 A. NJ. SESSION.
Wheat opens steady. December, 81 673h de-
clined to 81 67M and closed ST. 671a bid.
May, 81 66. December barley, 9S bid. The week
closes showing gain of ~ cents per GENITAL ON
wheat as compared with Saturdays closing one
week ago.
2r SESSION.
A bear raid was made against prices on the
curb. Decem Der wheat declined To ST 6414. but
buying by a prominen; bull house advanced the
price again to III IS There seemei very little
reason for the break.
Chic,g ,go.
he Wheat pit was the scene of immense excite
ment today. There have been very few da, 8 in
he recollection of the " heat trade when prices
scared as they have to-day. Upon a legitimate
basis there have been corners wh the market
has jumped more, out such prices were fictitious
WINE tnose os to-uay were genuine Foreigners
bought freely and no price seemed TOO hgh
h, re is no use doub ing the fact hat the true
conditions abroad are alarming There is no tell
Ing where prices may go. There must be up-
ping place somewhere, but just where that some
where is seems TO be question that is troubling
the shorts
Northwestern conditions are exciting very
strong Influence. Pilisbury predicts that wheat
will sc at 81 rs in the chicago market wi hin
ten days. Sep ember wheat opened at CSC TO 97c,
declined to 9612c. advanced oa71ac declined to
96$4c, rapidly advanced 10 ST., closed at 90 1ac
4 California frat
ecuted at the dollar mark through Barrett. Far
mum Il Co when september touched the dollar
mark. roar went up such this boari never
heard before alls for septem Der wheat are 81 ID
Tor Monday. he trade is agog Brokers never
experienced such tim as those Of to-day.
Baker, mi h, Barrel. and Orr NJ ade he great est
cleanup recorded on the Chicago Board of Trade.
Each of those mentioned cleaned up from quar-
ter OF ID million 10 one million dollars.
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6O@75c % ctl; Carrots 25t930c "a sack: Garlic, 11a
@2c u ID: Tomatoes 75t@s5c for River and 5O@
Sbc for Alan eda; Green Corn, 60c@$l y saek,
6scMSl y crate for Berkeley and 81 25l1 80 q
ora fnr
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rOULTKY AND GAME.

FoULTRY-The market was nominal. as usual
on Saturday.
Live Turkeys are quotabie at 16@lTc for Cob
blers and 5@l &c for Hens; large young Turkeys
l7@lOc; Geese q pair, 75cap$. Gosllngs $40
/ so: Ducks 50 50as for old and So 6o@a SO for
Young: Hens S3 5OQG4 SO; BOOSTERS. young. S4Ql
SO; do old, $4@4 so: Fryers $3@3 81; Broil-
ers, $2 50@S tor large and 81 6O@2 for small;
Pigeons, S19l 25 p doz for young and for old.
GAME-Hare, nominal; Rabbits, nominal
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IOkEIoN Markets.
London.

LONDON Enc, Aug. 21.-Consol& ll21a;
silver, I'D; French rentes lo4f S71sc.
Liverpnol.
WHEAT-Strong: No. ] standard California
wheat, 5Ss Sd; cargoes OFF coast, nothing dong:
cargoes on passage sellers asking an advance of Is;
Liverpool wheat. No. California IS 3D.
tOITON-Uplands, 4 g. 32d
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NorK-In ;ha above exposition OF the tides ths
early morning tides are given in the LEFT hand
column, and tho successive tides OF the day in ths
order o! occurrence time. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the last right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day. except
when there arc but three tides sometimes
sccurs The heights given ara additions to the
soundings on the United states Coast survey
charts. except when minus sign (-) preoedes the
height, and then the number given u subtractvs
from tho depth given by the chArLA
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CASH IN THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 2l-To-dav,.
statement of the condition of the Treasury shows.
Available cash balance &220,69l Sl2; gold re-
serve, Sl43 l72,95l. s
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TIMOTHY Cash, 81 rs: Sc ptember, So rs
Produce.
FoRK-August and Septembe So 81
IARD-August, 81 IS; October $4 TO-
RIBS-Aue ust ana Septem Der, SIS 3Q06 20
BUTTEk-Firm and active
Creameries-kxtras. tic; frsts I51h0l 61,c.
seconds. Ilt0 &c Dairles-Extras. lac; frsts ! i
@l2c: seconds lOc; packing slock, fresh, Sc
=. EESE-1oung Ameri :as, 73l6Sc: twins
61241Haci heddars, 6La@7iAc; swiss sayo.
lin bnrser, 6@7c; buck, 512@7c.
EGGS-Flrsts sold chiefly at l21lac q dozen Ios.
on cases returned Firm and active
Livestock.
HOGS - Light, So 95A4 Is: mtxed. "a s5m
10; heavy; So 80G4 Wiz; rough, $3 COCA Is.
Receipts 5000 - wy w.
CATTLE-Beeves, So 9O05 80: COW, and holt
erss 81 9O94 80; Texas steers, 81 S6614 90; sIock
ers and feeders SO 3o@4 so; Westerns sS SOA
80. Receipts 600. ." o@
eHEEP-hecelpts 5000.
Receipts at Omaha.
SOUTH OMAHA. NEBe.. Aug 2l-CATTIE
Receipts. 1900; market slow.
HcGs-KeceiDts oOO0; market strong to Sc
higher. ~
khkEP- Receipts, 14oO: market steady
Receipts at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. No, Aug. 81. 2I.-CATTLE-ke
ceipts, 400
II OGS- Receipts. 450O; &c higher.
sHEEP-Receipts 2u0u: slow
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
POSTPONEMENT.

THE SAILING OF THE STEAMER UNA
TILLA for Victoria and Puget sound ports has
been post poned "a hours which makes her sail
WkDNES Y, tha 18th inst.
GooDALL, PERKINS & Co. Genr Agts.
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BANK CLEARINGs.

local bank clearings last week were Sl5 $751;
44s against SI0,s54 1874 for the same week last
year TINS is sharp gain and speaks well for the
state OF trade.
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FOR SAN JOSE. Los Gates & SANTA CRUZ

STEAMER ALvISO LEAVES PIER DAILY
y (Sundays excepted) at 10 A n. Alviso daily
saturday excepted) at P. n Freight and
passenger. Fare between San Francisco and
Alviso SOC; to San Jose. 7bc. Clay 81, Pier
20 w. santa Clara st.. san Jose
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver goes down again.
Wheat advanced sc. Barley also higher,
Oats IN good demand and un changed.
Corn and Rye quiet
.Flogr very firm
Hey anu Feedstuffs unchanged.
Beans expected to advance
Bank clearings gain sharply.
Mexican dollars lower.
Potatoes unchanged Onions lower.
Butter off again Eggs steady.
Pom try nominal.
Fruit unchanged.
Dried fruit very firm.
Provisions selling We'll
Wool in active request Hides steady.
Meat market unchanged.
Wheat freights higher
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Cera opened st. ong and excited Decembe
ranged from 3234c to 35SAc The pit was one
boiling mass of humanity trying 10 gather in what
corn they could at the'o%es. possible price sell-
6, cd buying again started prices the upg rade.
December closed at 333se, md the iate curb
35 51ac was bid. The backward ason has caused
shorts great alarm. II is amos' thing that
frosts will overtake corn before maturity. The
hiS h price of wheat warrants better prices for
corn. Outside trade is lmInense a, lively Times
in corn are anticipated rs hi wheat.
Oats took on new life and advanced 112c. For
eIgners good buyels
Provisions are showing good strength. PORK,
lard and ribs look hlghep Live hogs are sdyanc-
in,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Over, 800 British criminals have been
executed since the acces ssion of Queen
Victoria.
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.

SUN, MOON AND 1IDE.
UNITED STATES COAST AND GFoDETIc SURVEY.
TIMES AND HEIGHTS HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT loRT POINT ENTRANCE TO SAN
Fra aNCIsCo BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.
NoTE-Tne high and low waters ocf ur a. the
City Trout (Mssicn-street WHARF about twenty
five minutes later than at Fort Point. the height
or tide is the same at both places
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Wheat and FInnr,

Wheat and Flour.
WHEAT 1880 ll:0o 1900 100 .:lO
Aug Just ........ - 071z -
Aeptember...1 OF 1885 l0514 -
Leeember... 4 O653 0l1a i 1855 -
spot inactive owing to the sharp rise. No sales
Teporsed. i. o. b. No Aorihern Spring New
York, 81 13; do Duluth, 81 1414; new hard
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MONEY IN Cow RNMENT VAULTS.

United states Treasurer Ellis H Roberts reports
the amount of money hand at the close OF
July follows;
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MON NDs-shelled. 1sasoc.
Metals

Metals
PIG IRoN-southern $9 75@l1 90 Northern
SlU 50@I20J Quiet.
PIX, rIN-sirats. s13 75@13 80. Quie.
COPPEk-Brokers, $l1 25: exchange s1l l0
Gil rs. Firm.
LkAD-krosers. SO so; exchanges. s3 s5@8 80.
Strong.
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CoRN-August, 311s sa3l Ac; September 3lss@
3l1ac; December, 23sIsc.
OATS-August, 1870; September 1890.
BARLEY-Cas No s. 36(Q42c
k1 E-Cash. 5319c; septemner, 541ac
fLAASEED-Cssh, 81 lS; S .ptem Der, ST. lS
TIMOTHY Cash, So rs: Sc ptember, 50 rs
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SAN FRANCISCO Aug 81, 1897.
The following Iesume Of the wheat market is
furnished by 4. A Bresse Produce Exchange
llainbroker, 4l2 Pine street:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

mixed company were gathered in the
little chapel. They had come together
from many quarters there We're Old and
young. rich. and poor. Differing in many
respects, they were alike in ore; a..
were s,ck-some sick in body. some sick
in mind. some sick a. heart. They an
needed healing. moreover. they a.! need
ed 10 be comforted OF God. The lesson
for the evening was the thirty-seve.th
Psalm. one ard another commented
upon Il. Then the minister rose. Dear
friends he said here. in seven verses.
Is q prescription for each one. FIJI T.. take
H. and lie VIII no longer be to You TIE
grievous way 1t is now. There are SIX
ingredients: Fret not Trust 'Deiigh,
thyseif' Commit thy way Rest. and
Wait patiently Then. az II a double
mtasure was needed Fret not Is repeat.
ed. Try the prescription Of the Crca.
Physician, and see how IT will tone the
spirits while II quie.s the heart" Only
these few words. ana the minister sat
DOWN. bat the clearing brow. the upllf'ed
LOOK. showed that into some lives the
balm had dropped, and was even thea
beginning its work.
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@UR YOUNG = Il
W Il PEOPLES DEPARTMENT.
TWO PRIZES M0NT HlY.
Contributions for the Chldn Enjoyment Always Welcome Wethe
Stories Original Puzzles Bright Historical Biographical Sketches

have snow. Soon the air was full Of
feathery flakes falling softly TO the
ground The next morning the Little
Blue Cloud sailed faster than ever, and
smiled At the snow sparkling in his face.
And what a nice time the boys and girls
were having sliding on the snow hills
they had tracked down. Then the little
cloud checked 10 himself and off he sailed
over the sky, where some other clouds
were. And as soon as he got there he
heard one OF the clouds named White
Cloud call out Good morning Blue Cloud
sec you have put snow on the ground
and all the children VIII have a fine time
down there sliding"
Presently tho little cloud said. Lets
30 and knock old grey cloud down TO
rain. she looks so ugly sitting up there
in the sky with all Of us pretty ones
around here so / think we had better do
II.
OF went hte little cloud and all the
others. They soon come 10 where the
big old cloud was. They crept very slow
iy up at first. and then they all went with
a rush and but her so hard that she fell
into rain. and the little cloud was ful! Of
glec.
II was n damp cold evening. And the
little cloud felt cold and soon found he
was melting 10 snow and everyone
- sad end IT Was fer the
little Blue Cluod.
FLORENCE GARNETT.
Nindes Store King George county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

The higher view that man gets of lie
the more able he viii be TO distinguish
just where he ought not TO conform his
individuality 10 the standards and habits
OF his fellow-meh. To every discouraged
worker. TO every man who cannot think
much Of himself. and yet IS too brave to
despair this is the courage the Gospel
gives. Now what you can do. but what lie
can do in YOU: not what you are. hut
what you can help men TO see that He
is. that is the power by which you are
TO work
We are Ike windows through which
higher light IS always falling The ra-
dance with which they shine comes 10
men from withou,-not Il shines. but the
light shrines through it.-From sermons
by Philips Broks.
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POOR or DtSCOURdGh MHNT
Lets In More Danger Than any Other
" Fear Not

Lets In More Danger Than any Other
Fear Nof
Some enc has said that THE door Of
discOurag cement lets IN more dangers than
any other"
1t Is pity that some doors we're ever
cut through the wall. Tor they only weaken
It. Only iDtruders seek to use IT. Where
ever door OF encouragement Is FOUND, II
Is safe 10 say AN enemy hath done this. -
Tho great enemy Of all truth. purity, and
good works Is very skilful In cutting these
doors. I'm some unguaTded place. and then
4 troop CT doubts snd dangers come rush
Ing In.
1t is a great advantage, however. t.
know whose hand - IN IL, and who Is
responsible, for then one knows what
to do. one thing is certain. Satan Is
largely responsible for discOuraeement
ana by means OF II he opens the way
into weak hearts for all manner oil evils
ana disturbances.
viii a discouraged soldier fight with
enthusiasm and conndence2 VIII a dis.
couraged workman be diigent and faith
ful? W!ll II dsheartened student rank
high IN bis class2 Nay, verify When
one stops TO ask with sigh. What =
the uscr' he loses precious time that he
Will never make up Ill lie puts a cheer
ful courage on
hearts are hopeful and confident. and
not easily dismayed. and this Is part
Of the heritage Of young lives. 1t comes
from above as does every good nd per
feet gift But it will not Go 10 trust
10 natural courage. FOR even In Ufe's
morning time the tests are, sometimes
severe. Boys and girls. young men and
women are often surrounded by difficult
ties hedged about by hard things. APP
pointed 10 do hard tasks. Then, TO all. Of
every age. come the temptations Of life
and many an eager spirit with high aims
and fervent longngs after the best and
hollest living. and most cOnsecrated ser
vice, is discouraged all the more readily,
because II can accomplish SO little when
the desires are so great.
1t IS no strange thing that happens.
From the time that the Israelites COM
passed Edom and the soul Of the people
was much discouraged because OF the
way" until this day. Encouragement has
been temptation and snare
and source Of weakness. Let
no one be surprised then, 10
find that this door has been set
open in his own life by the enemy, but let
him straightway shut It, There is but
one way; fevent prayer will shut It. faith |
in God will bolt it, and hope and cour- |
age will double-bar Il. defylng the forces |
OF unbelief, cowardice. and lazizness tina; !
are without. forbidding them 70 ccme n. |
Even n giants threaten the portal, THE |
Lord is with US. fear them mott
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Social Affairs I'm Gloucester

GLOUCESTER, Feb. -SpeciaI.-Miss
Anne Page Nandegrift left on Thursday
last for Baltimore. to be the guest OF
Or. and Mrs. POwhatan Clarke
Mrs. Charles II. Dimmock Will leave the
county IN Few Gays TO visl. Ler daugh-
ter Mrs. Henry Ames Williams, Of Rich
mOnd. Va.
The friends of Mrs Robert Selder Of
Sherwood. Gloucester county. VIII he
glad TO hear that her health is mending
after quite an attack OF sickness.
The Highland Hunt Club have been
very lucky IN their runs lately. al.
though the willy red fox that brought out
every mount in the county, stu Ewes tc
run another chase. M. James Lyons
Taliaierro. Of Churchhiil, IS the new pres
ident of the club, and conducts the hunts
with much spirit. This old sport OF Mer-
ry England was never entered into with
more enthusiasm and zest than Il IS
here. specially since the fair sex is al
ways well represented at the hunts.
Miss Hester Marshall. the guest Of Mrs
ROBERT Selden. has been suddenly re-
called TO her home in Fauquier county by
the illness or her father( Mr.. Henry Mar
shall.
Judge and Mrs Fielding Lewis TAYLOR
returned from ShCrt visit 10 Richmond
on Friday. The object of their visit was
10 remove from the capitol several ances-
tral portraits that had hung there for
many years These pictures have an IN
tosest apart from family association
Inc portrait of Warner Lewis Of Warner
Han IS tho well authenticated prcduc-
tion Of Sir Joshua Renolds' brush. 20
whom he paid 100 guineas in gold for
the work. The other picture is a paint
ing of Speaker Warner. Of the Virginia
House Of Burcesscs the great grand
father Of General George Washington.
ana Is from the hand of Sir Peter Ielv
these pictures with several others OF
much interest and value. now hang on
the historic walls OF Roosevelt. tie home
of Judge and Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs. John Tabb wife Of the Hon. Jctn
\. Tabb OF White Marsh is now in
Norfolk on account of the Illness az her
sister. Miss Sallie Van Bibber Tabb
Tho second meeting Of tho "Sauia
Tompkins' Chapter Of the DauehtsTs az
the Confederacy. was held al the rec
tory Saturday morning. The chapter is
called In honor CT one Of the most devoted
women or the lost cause. whose name
Will ever be revered by all lovers OF the
Confederacy.
Miss Mary Byrd Dimmock wiz leave
next week for Wilmington. n t.. to be
the guests OF Mrs. Herbert Smith.
The organizing meeting CT the Sever,
Hunt Club was held on Saturday night
at Severnby, the home Of Mr. \ W
Wtthers. An elegant supper brought mo
evening 10 a charming close and Tho oey
HUNT club welcomed as It's president NJ
James Sirclare.
Mr.. Charles Washington Seaweu ar
rived from Washington this morning to
spend several days at "Ladysmede d" the
we'll 90"
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If GOD FOR
REFILEG1rl0N.
Gathered from fhc Press
Religious Intelligence
Local and General.
Tcnebrae.

Tcnebrac.
Some die rejoiclng-joy with such a high
light
That they who Of that parting in life's
twilight
Think long years after II.
Have their eyes moisten'd with a mist
so tender
A pathos so divine:
A face so white, betwlIt the gloom and
splendor,
Looks Ger the border-line-
That the few last words. just as they
were gliding
Out Of the temporal years.
Come like the accents Of a soul abiding
Beyond the reach Of tears
But they who most at death-beds give
attendance
Arc well content; and think
How fair it Is II faint rays Of resplen-
dcncc
Clean through heavens narrowest
chlnk.
when earth last secs some saints. she
sees them bleeding.
iU-1iOWil q. anu fptt Ntilicl IL
They shall be changed, and beautiful ex-
ceedins
When We shall sec them next.
Chancellor some marvellous spring
with touch of healing
Shall pass on lifes sere leaf
And beautiful with that divine anrea,lng
Which puriiies through eriet.
Spring nay hut autumn. when the chest
nuts burning
Ashes. the beech's fire.
With sunsets blaze behind The trees are
turning
Into something higher
Ruin. indeed and if our hearts be sigh
ing
Death il cur souls at strife:
But ruin richie: than all building UP, and
dying
I.ovel'er tran any life
Thanks. " there ne some faint Hight
some dim sweetness
TO me and mine allow'd:
But II SO be that seeming incompleteness
Compass us Ike a cloud.
sofay on. me and mine. when that is
ended.
Let peace eternal fan.
And after darkness be our way attended
By light perpetual.
Arch bishop Armagh.
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Our Thought-Greeting>.

Our wordgreetings are one thing. our
thought-gTeetings are 50 often quite a..
other thing.
Two men have just met In the street
before my window. exchanged = com.
mon-place saiutation, and passed on.
Their greeting was with few words. bu,
apparently cordial Now ] ST; here won.
derinS what those Taea thought. each
about the other, as they passed each on
his OWN way. Were the thoughts DIS cor
uial rs the words they spoke Sometime
we say, "Good-morning" pleasantly 10
one whom We meet, and then pass on
with an unpleasant thought concornlnc
him. We think OF tho faults Of others so
much easier than OF their good traits.
And would not the world soon be q better
world u each Christian would cultivate
the habit Of thinking. when he comes
face 10 face WITH one who has never
given himself to Christ. "Oh. how wish
you loved God who so loves You. and were
trying 10 i've in obedience &c lis com-
mancs:' Can we rot tram ourselves 10
easily long fer others improvement az
we now so easily So. IN Judgment against
them? The world would be the better
for it,
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The Kettle

oh, | am kettle, a Kettle am I,
never shall strive TO deny H.
There's nothing about me that's sneakinc
or sly:
Deception, never shall try II.
bubble. ] say and hubble. / saw,
Some folks may not like IT, but that is
my way.
i mind my own business. and give no
trouble:
Bubble hub-bubble. hub-bubble. hub-bub-
blc
They say am black; admit II IS true:
A respectable tint, and | love II
i never. no. never set out 10 be blue.
AS Tor yellow or red. I'm above IT,
bubble. l say! and hubble. l say,
m ready TO talk any time OF the day.
Heap on the Goals. and my song l win
double:
ub-bub-bubblc. bub-bubble. bub-
bubble
Laura Il. Richards In the February ST.
She Is only nine and she wrote this nice
httlc story and sent 1t TO The Times.
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JOLLY JUNIOR MAIL BAG.
Mr.. BANDS Mistake.

An amusing accident occurred at the
residence Of Mr. III. W. Bland in Amherst
county, about week ago. Mr. Blana be-
ing very neat and tidy old gentleman.
ana having no work TO do or the farm
thought that he would arrange his pa.
pers and put things TO order in his desk.
Raising the lid. he took out. among other
lupbish, small package of what he sup
posed TO be tobacco seed. Having tldied
ms desk 10 his satisfaction, he took up
the trash and entered the kitchen 20
burn II. After he had thrust il into the
stove. he suddenly seized the arm OF his
VIE, who was standing near. and shout
ed Kun, Lucy, run" at the same time
dragging her into the yard. In an in
slant loud noise was heard. and mir
Biand. on returning 10 the kitchen. found
the eyes of the stove blown out. the CRATE
broken, the fire scattered I'm every direc-
tion, ana the pet cat IN state of extreme
terror. Tho package which he Thought
tobacco seed was gunpOwder. and the in
slant That he put IL into the stove ne
iecoiiected II. and dragged his wife our
Ia time 10 escape the explosion. Mrs
fiand. being good-natured lady. laugh
"a heartily at her husbands mistake and
ala not give him the scolding that MANY
wives would have bestowed. Happilv. no
serious damage was done
SAlLIE MACON GARLAND
Cumberland Z. H., Va.