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The Portland daily press., 1899-03-07

Scarboro, March 6.-The Democrats OF
Scarboro swept the town yesterday elect
ing the following officers: ai
Moderator-W. Ii. Mclaughlin, d.
Clerk-Elbridge S. Oliver, ID.
Selectman III. Oliver, ID.
Treasurer-W. II. GRAHAM.
Collector-J. H. Leavitt.
School Board-Daniel Q. Libby.
Superintendent of Schools-Fred K.
Moulton.
Town Agent-W. II, Mclaughlin.
Auditor-W. h. Mclaughlin.
Truant Ofiosr-Patriok H. Nugent.
There Ia . dispute about this remaining
two selectmen and road commissioner.
The Republicans claim that as none Of
the candidates received a majority of the
whole number of ballots cast there Is nc
choice. The vote for the remaining select
men is as follows: Whole number ballots
as5; Henry A. Moulton. D., 1872; Jsmsi
f. Story, D., I43; George S. Soammon
R., 1883; Joseph S. Larrabee, R., l52
william Seavey. R., 143.
The vote for street commissioner was
Alvin 8. Moulton. D., 1852; Charles L.
Robin son, r., 1856
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

this the southerns branch would have to
run also.
Last night Supcrintendents ,Du Barry
and Johnson OF the Norfolk and Western
came up from Roanoke. hired some two
score negroes and graded and laid n
track across their little piece OF ground
The sob was completed before daylight
The line OF track runs from Blackwater
Greek TO the Relay House. IL can only
be connected with The Norfolk and West
cn m.In track by the building OF
bridge across The creek. and 81 tho con-
ncction were made So would be difficult
10 imagine what the track could be used
for.
The short limo runs dlagonaly across
the sowhcns propo ed branch. Wheth-
en- the Southern Will be allowed TO cross
80. or win undertake to do so, anyhow
SIS the question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL o. 1880
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNlON
DEPOT.

UEIOI.
20 A. ~ Daily. arrives Petersburg 9.5l
a. A., Norfolk u.I a. Va, S-oPS
only az Petersburg, NaVeFly anu
9.05 A. VI. DIiig. arrives petersburg $50
a. M., Weldon 1850 a. NJ, fayS'tS-
VIE ll5 L. NJ, Charleston WV
~, savannah 1850 a. h., J@S 's9 ~
VIE $3.50 A. d., PORT ramps S'-0 -
IA. Connects at wilson Nltn 80, g.
arriving COldsoOro $40 I. NJ, VIZ
ming on f.45 h. NJ. pullman sleep
=, .,, or New York 20 JacksonViiie. -..,...,
Petersburg 'lz.6 T. NJ. stops Man
chester. DreWry's Bun, CentIaila
3.ss P'1 %" c5 !,rrives peters
burg 4I5 n. VI. Makes ail stops.
$50 J.. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg ~
L ~. Makes l0ca. stop il. ana -
railroad 90.
30 j. NJ. Daily arrives Petersburg sos
J. VI. connects with =. ard W LOT
Norfolk and Intermediate Dolnssi
Emporia $40 connects mllh a. a..G
a. for stations between EmpoIiA sIu
LaWrencevile. Weldon ~ ~,
fayetteville l.07 NJ. charleston
t.02 a. a.. savannah 500 a. NJ,
~ NsonvIle 100 p. NJ" Fort'l amp"
-NEW line TO MIDDLE GEoRs:
GlA pOlNTs-Arriviug Aiken -
A. NJ, Augusta $40 A. NJ. Macon IL
a. ~. Atlanta l2.l5 =. ~ Fullinan
SIecpc-s Sew York g. WimlnHtton on
Jacksonville. Port Tampa Aiken
Augusta and Macon. ,,
800 j. Vt. Daily. arrives TctcrsburS 9'''
=. A.. Weldon 1870 y. NJ. Makes
local stops between Petersburg ana
Weldon Arrive Lyuch0urL I'D A..
h, Roanoke. Va. 20 \. NJ, iolis-
to. .Na.. ~. 40 a. ". Pullman sleeper
,o.,s Bicnimgnd Co Lynch14q,r3. ..,..,.- q, IN
1913 7 y. Daily Arrives Petersburg li''O
TRhfNs ARRIVE RICHMOND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

BERRYV8LtE. VA. May lo-speclal
a youug man boy thc name of Hoderick,
of Dharlcstown. w. Va, shot himself
through the leg between tho thigh and
knee while handling a pistol in the dining
parl0r of Jonos's confectionery here to-
day. Two OF young Roder.cks friends
who accompanied him here from Charles
town. wcro present no the time Of the
shooting Tho wound is o. very painful
one. and had the bullet passed a little
higher mp SO would have severed an
artery and death would have resulted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

BY BICYCLES BY TIE POUND'-A!EI
81 per pound We arc felllns ~ ~
"FcathcrstOue" Bicycle in lots OF :,
pounds. Strictly high-grade Vince. su.h
aa cost $50 not so long ago. Brlhg YOU
friend alone-thc one who knoM 90, az
about Bicycles. and see what i've .ttF,,,,
dollar bills Will draw. cycle Suuuli.a
I'm Abundance sold below cost 10 manu-
facturar Foot pump. 25c.; hig9n-ur i,l
Tire. slID. Cristy Saddles, -, -, i',
pairing by an expert NorN sIil'5.-
teed. When YOU seek these scr 49, - -
Broad street. Richmond. Va. APO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

About II o'clock yesterday morning q
horse attached TO a. laundry wagon,
driven by q young coiored man named
John Giles. became frightened and ran
away. AT the corner OF Madison and
Franklin streets tho man was thrown out
and painfully bruised.
Dr. Lefew. in charge OF the ambulance,
attended him. and carried Sim TO his
home at First and Cary streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

At request Of +. c. Nichols, on account
declining business. we will SCH ~ IBIS
stor. So -90 v-oet 1Tnrsh4n street.
THIS THURSDAY MORNING
MAY ItI. al lJ..0 0c.olA. His eAuit
stock. viz. So part: oval and Mansard
Showcase. large Icc-Box. Spices of all
kinds. Toilet Soap. Candy and Candy
Jars, Cakes. Crackers. Mustards, Iom4-
toes. Catsups. and other canned goods;
Baking Powder. Soda, vinegar. Molasses'
Ou-Tank. Lamp Chimneys. Paper ilss'
Boston Baked Beans, Erooms. counter
and Platform-Scales. No. Z Coffee Aiil
Beef cutter, lot Of Notions, ella s"aie'
Counters and Tables, and other goo.
usually kept by retail grocer Also sell
splendid Grocer's Wagon. iron safe com
binatlon lock-. Trade most respectfully
invited 10 attend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
J. II. Valentine. Auctioucor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
A SHORT RAILROAD.


One Built Ia iynChburg in N's"''
Which Has No Connections.
IYNCHBURG VA Moy o.-spociai.-
Jsnchburg has new railroad Il, was
S ,s'o ," ,.ns ps fee, ~ ana has no con-
nccil0ns 90 either end.
The main fines of The Norfolk and
western and the Southern Railroads
cross here just above the Union station
aud Just below the old Relay House. Re-
Gently the city Council granted rifm
o. way 10 the Southern 90 construct a
branch line up n.ackwatcr Greek about "a
mile and q half between the main lines
% the two roads. the track 20 20 tnroush
The lots now occupied hy the Relay
House. just in rear Of this building s
8 triangular piece of ground owned by
the norfolk ana Western and through
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

w - Will SELL. AT PUBLIC AUG
W Con. at the Richmond stock IA

w - Will SELL. AT PUBLIC AUG
W CON- at the Richmond stock IA
WEDNESDAY. NAY 18TH,
at u O'Clock noon. The following SECURE
lies. shares West End Glasgow land
co. 15 shares CRYSTAL Ice Co. 100 shares
Kingston d. Pembroke. - shares Comas
Machine Co.,. 30l shares Va state ms.
o.. Z shares Southern THEATRE ~ shares
Nfnrranfaaler I.mofvnc Co.. 10 shares
Standard Stcmming Machine Co.. -
shares gully car Seal Lock Co.. I'D shares
Ol Dominion Land Co. Newport News,
Va. gs shares Matoaca MIS- Co. Peters
trre va: GA shares North Birmingham
land go. o. Ettrick Mfg Co, Peters
rhnrc and telegraph Co. shares CONSOLE
dated Coal. IRON and Land Co. Sl.9o
~orth Pi.mingham Building Assn S3ro
,arn Midland r. r.. "a mort. part paid:
S.ee gg West Va. deferred Int. beating.
The public IS invited
scott z Strlrgfellow.
Bankers aud Brokers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

WANTED. At . O'CLOCK. THIS
"frh,lrsiav) MORNING, forty color"d or
v-hffe coal Miners and Helpers % go 10
Ct,+oo ~ VA. Fares advanced
~. from 81 ~ 70 50 per day. O.. III
e,IITII a 60 Labor Agency, 1870 east
T--.,t,fin street myi1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE or -FOUR,
WELL LOCATED AND VALUABLE
CUDTgOEAIO PARK LOIS,
FRONTING BROAD ST.
At tho request Of the owners ana FOR
the purpose of division wo shall sol oY
public auction on tho premises on
TUESDAY. MAY 16. 1890. az T.. Mr
four valuable ana beautifully located
lots. two off which arc on the north ana
two orr the south side of Broad street,
inst east of ah street, These lots are
just ripe for building purposes and as
the owners arc resolved to so.i. bargain
can Doe had. and you arc urged 10 attend
this sale. Plat can be seen at our Office.
TERMS. Ea.v and announced at sale.
j. -. ELAN d. CO.. Aucuoneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
By McVeigh g. Gllnn
Real Estate Agents and AuctOneers,
40. lll2 east Main Street.
IL no
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Rx McVel.h a Dim

At the request of the owner we Will
sell. Ou the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY lG 1899
at q O'Clock =. NJ the valuable aud well
located vacant lot fronting tweniy-cisnt
fgSl feet six t0 inches on the west side
of Tvsenty-hrst street near Peasants
street and running back 10 feet 90 an
alley.
build "A home as it Is within 100 Yards ni
the new jefferson Park ana Is between
the two ear lives.
TERMS: Very liberal and announced
at sale. ....,.,. ,,,>.~
rv7 Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

I'm execution Of the provisions OF the two
deeds of trust of 22d October. l~@4 ANA
2lih March. 1894. duly recorded il lienilco
County Court. the undersigned WlI oher
for sale. upon The premises. ON
TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY or MAY,
1880
az J.3O i. NJ, the REAL ESTATE con-
Vcyed thereby. and now boz The occupancy
Of Mr. John h. Miller The land Dies Well
and is Wei drained. mostly cleared, hut
sufficient wood for ordinary purposes has
a large frontage ON the North avenue and
Cannon road. and adjOin ODE lands ol
Jeter Wright Rutherford ana a'-.. and
Immediately opposite the tract known as
'pinO Alto
Tine Improvements consist Of a COM
paratNciy new tW0-sloly frame dwelling
of about seven rooms. besides an ucccs-
sarv out-buill'ugs. There is also an old
dwelling ou the premises OF about three
rooms.
10 any one wishing q nice country resi-
dence. retired but convenient 70 city, this
offers am unusual opportunity.
TERMS. cash as tO cost and expenses
Of sale. ony delinquent taxes. ana s-hi-
cieut 90 pay or balance Of S2ii~.fO due
on the bonds secured under said deeds.
balance at one and $3.50 years.
II. A. M'CURDN.
Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAN or
" -ooI address as manager for Virginia
80 iarre financial institution OF Lex
,I-tor XIV. Successful life insurance
,r..,,,- nroforred Must Doe a hustler
Good pay and place TO right man 3l I'D d.
6ress. with reference. /. VI. WARE
care ~ AIurphys Hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
BY the Valentine Auction Company
General Aucti0ncers.

UCTION SALE OF STAPLE AND
IA FANCY GROCERIES, NOTIONS.
SHOWCASES. SCALES. GROCER S
WAGON. IRON SAFE. COUNTERS.
&C. AT 10. 129 WEST MARSHALL
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
EAIikp ADS.
-SR S ss|I~ss =
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY ,, lS9a.
TRAIN LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.

TRAIN LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
Hoo L. NJ, 40. il. Southern Express,
daily for Atlanta. Augusta and
points south. sleeper Tor DduflIlc,
greensboro. Salisbury ana CHAR
lOttc open at Richmond $3.50 L.. ".
stops for passenger 40 local sta-
tlohs Oetwehcn hichmOnd ana Dane
vile.
Connscts at Danynle and Cnar-
lotto with New York ana FlordA
Express (No. $50, carrying ihfolst
aiken and New York and Tampa.
WIN connections Tor All floi.As
points. Also, connects a. Ddntiit
ana charlotte with Washing ,ou AID
southwestern Limited 80. 80 carry
nS through sleepcr5 between Ncw
Y.h ma Nasnk llc, NtW 1nLh aiA
MeAphia, and New York ano Ntw
CltaAa, WITH cOnnccions lof als
fOrna
1901 T.; NJ, no. z. solid train oaiy Tor
SAdfOtte. y. c.. connects at Nose
~ WIN tarmvine and powhatan
ta.iIoad. A. keysvihe for Cl1rks-
Si..e' oxford. Henderson ard Dur
nam, and 40 Greensboro for Dur
nam raleigh and stOn-Salem.
a., banNiiio with No. 50. United
$500 last mail solid train, daily
~ Ne" orleans ana points South.
Nhich carries sicepers New YORK 90
NeW Orleans and New York to Jack
4YhFllle ana Miami FOR Nassau and
tiaFdhd. through sleeper salisbury
~ eeihphls, also, i4Imaa tourist
sleeper every Tuesday and lr-
cay Washington 10 san Francisco
ca, WITHOUT change.
600 I. ~, No. 2, local. daily except
sunday, Tor keyayille and intorue-
date points
GRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
6'25 = NJ From Atlanta. Augusta and
SAV A. M.. from Keysvllle and local
stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and 81. between Narrheefo~
and Ncapolis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
thursday, may Il, 1899,

at j. NJ This house Is soIdly bulit
through and through with the finest STOCK
BRICK, front and rear. the walls are uIl-
usually thick, and finished of with ce-
mcnted stone There are about is rooms,
besides closets. bath. Latrobes, handsome
nov range. stationary washstanda, cie-
giant marble nantes, etc, all IN ht5t-
class condition. The lot fronts on the
southeast corner OF Third and Canal
streets 73 FEET 4 INCHES, by depih
OF 40 FEET. with a large stoch 9tl
efabio and carriage house in the rear. This
is IN opportunity seldom offered.
TERMS: Onc-third cash. balance IN siA'
twelve and eighteen months secured.
CHARLES a. ROSE,
r,vr Aucfionccr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

am authorized by tle beneficiary un-
der above dccos to state that obey VIII
accent reasonable cash Dalm ort and
give long time on the balance due HON.
j.. a. III Cf'Itl11.
myi Aucuoneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
HEARING POSTPONED.
Officer ryson's Mental Condition Pre-
vaufe ggis Examination in Norfolk

vents gGis Examination ia Norfolk.
NORFOLK. VA, May 10 Speciai-The
case OF OMccr j. @. Tyson. charged with
shooting j. Wilbon Stakes. was called In
the Police Court this morning. but the
prisoners mental condition was reported
% bc such chat the hearing was post
p0ncd untn May 18TH Thomas Finch and
L0nuy Hester We're recognized as wit
nc.scs. Tyson SIS held al the station house
Ga confinement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
MN wANrrD--rcmnlc.

ONCE. 8 GOOD COOK
and Iamdrcss. for family of two. must
be Wen recommended. Apply 7t SIS
west Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED SOLICITING AGENTS:
inexnericnced men taught; can earn
from 5000 TO $4,000 per MONTH;
special territory 10 good men; refer
encos required. COMMERCIAL
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TION. no. 500 east Main street
Anplv TO T.. VI. CRUTCHFlELD,
President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

az p. VI. This property is conveniently
located is ccniIal.zatiOn being conve-
ulcnf for business The house is splendid
ly built. large and comm0dious, contain
iue IL rooms. with q large brick stable
on the l0t The lot fronts on the SOUTH
and Adams streets. 80 feet inches hy
n depth between parallel lines 40 feet
e. inches
TEkNs. Rv special consent of parties
in interest Ouc-fhird cash. balance in
six and twelve months. secured bv deed
Of trust oD Tho property. 0r all cash. al
the option of the purchaser.
BENZ. 20 BARRET
Trustee.
Charles A. Rose. Auctioncer. N.Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

BY Charles r. Rose.
Rea. Estate AuctiOnccr,
No. II norm Ienth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
Auction sALEs-.This Dav.
49, -
BY Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
No. II north 1,-th street.
DOsITIvE SALE
An Elegant, Splendidly-BuiIt
South 1hird-Sreat Residence,
With Large Lot Attached
No. 2Ol South Third Street.

Bv request OF the owner, who has re-
moved hls residence from THIS CITY, anu ~ ~
fully determined TO sell, / shall 0l'tl ' .13
exceptionally attractive, Neh-loS"'eu
DWELLING. upon the premises on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
BY IT, 4. McCurdy.
Real Estate Aucliuncers.

Charles A. Rose. Auctionoer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-28
OuAer colncidnnceA.

There Is a little world In which we live and the people most certain of this are these who have experienced strange eoineidences which seem al- most impossible. The New York Tel egraph relates some cases which are authentic. Harry Bradshaw, executive librarian of the Cambridge university library. had q strange adventure in the Paris library. A book had been lost for nearly a century, and Mir. Bradshaw went over to see if he could discover it. Search was fruitless, though there was strong presumption as to the part of the library where it would be found. He stood one day in one of the recesses of the library. describing it's probable appearance to the libra rian, about the height, thickness and similar binding to this,' said he, talk ing a book out of the shelves.
 It was the missing book.
 The stories of strange coincideoces In the matter of the recovery of lost property are legion. Two years ago a lady staying at Long Branch lost 3 gold ring while bathing A reward was offered and all the boys of the place raked the whole shore up iii search of 1t. But it was never found. The next year the lady was at Long Branch again, and while reading on the shore, never looking for the ring or thinking of it, she turned it sup accidentally with her parasol
 A woman out bicycling lost a jeweled scarfp'n. which she much va l. She did not 'ss it till the end of her jour ney. and as she had ridden % miles the prospect of finding it seemed small. She. however. gave notice of her loss to the police On her return journey. when about a mile from home. she punctured the tire of her machine, and on dislnountiag to discover the cause found tbe pin sticking in the tire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-28
ANINNsS SECRET.
Sample of How Warrants Were Prepared
 Ia Old Times.

Sample of How Warrants Were Prepared
 In Old Times.
 During the work of rebuilding the Royal Bull hotel of Dartford, England. an old hostelFy and landmark. some in- teresting discoveries were made last month. says the Baltimore Sun. h 1773 a murder had been committed at mysteriously. A skeleton now dug up. three feet below the flooring of an old cellar leads to the belief that it was the remains Of the victim of the tra gedy. 4 secret staircase was brought to light, and. as this communicates by invisible doors Ia the walls of the oel- tar with tho room In which tho tragedy occurred. it strengthens the belief that the body was taken down the stair case and buried. At ths same time 8 number or death warrants, bearing ths signature oE Portland. minister of George III. were found In the paaels of the Hails in which the murder uaa committsd. How documents of this character got into go strange a hiding place is matter for conjecture. One. dates June. res, is 8 good sample of how warrants were prepared in thoss days. It reads. Whereas. James 0.GOigley. having been atta,.. .sd of high treason and had sentence passed upon him to bs drawn upon a hurdle to the place Of execution and to be hanged by tue neck, but not untll he Is dead. but that. being alive. he shall be taken down and his bowels taken out aud burnt before his face. that his head shall be severed from has body and his body divided into four parts. and that his head and body shall be disposed of aa we think ft, and where as ws think it to remit that part of the sentence directing the burning of his bowels and dividing the body into four parts. our will and pleasure in that hs shall be drawn and hanged and have his head severed from his body"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-28
To Prevent Sleep walk,ns

A device to prevent sleep walking ia to lay upon the floor, by the side of the somnambulist's bed, a sheet os iron, zinc or other metal, wide enougk to insure that he will step upon. \ When the sleep-walking fit comes UT him his foot Touches the cold surfaW of the metal. and he instinetiyelv' draws that leg into bed again. After two or three attempts the somnamh. list gives 1t up and settles clown in bed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-28
vitr,oririnr sssd Wheat.

For small quantities of seed, y1trlo- lizing on a floor. in sacks, tubs, etc., does very well, but for large quanti- ties it is too slow. writes c. H. Lester in Dakota Farmer. Heretofore l have used wagon tank with the top re- moved, set or two benches so placed that lift of hundred pounds at ths front will raise that end ten or twelve inches to secure drainage. Place tank convenient to seed bin. Nail double tijckness of wire screen on inside over plug hole at back end of tank. Placs three barrels at back of tank lntO which put your yitrioi solution, ana also rIace a large wash tub under the drainage vent. The Vitriol solution will have to be constantly replenished as we'll. I would here suggest that when you buy your vitrfol. you have it finely ground when it will readily dissolve in cold water, and don't use tn pai1s to h. He it with as the ac- ton of he vitriol will ruin them. HaF~ ing thus made preparations, fill ths tank nearly full of wheat and level It. then dip solution from barrels Into tank until the grain is entirely suo- merged. Let stand two minutes. No skimmin0 or stirring Is needed as the soaking sufficient to kill vitality or smut bal s. Knock out drainage plug and let fuid flow into washtub, from which dip it back into barrels to 0s used again. When the flow becomes sluggish raise front of tank and allow to drain. The action of the vitrtol water generates a slight heat and a tendency of the grain to bake. Usually In about an hour after draining. the wheat can be scooped into wagon box or sacked. If sacked. fill sacks only tso-thirds full and in few hours change their position in order tn move the grain in the sack to facilitate dry' ing. Handled in this way the seed dries very fast and iR from three to four hours should be in good condi- ton to sow. For large quantities. i. 800 bushels, or over. I would use grain tank. well battoned. and hold ing about one hundred bushels in placs of the wagon tank