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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-09

General Wright in submitting his report upon
the free bridge to the Secretary OF War recon.
mends an additional appropriation OF SOL 900 fol
the erection Of Il suitable structure. This will
make the entire cost $4,000. The above estimate
IL for " dock bridge" but q through bridge" IL
considered preferable, and II adopted the csti-
mated cost will be $4,000 more, making the total
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho OniciaI transactions ms Recorded
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Mr. ]. +. olnstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate in the District yesterday as re-
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
ON street north, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets west, hublot blvO7 feet inches by depthl
square W. George Mason TO Henri Ernl, $1,000.
On alley between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets
and l. street north and Massachusetts avenue, nart
Of original lot II "a feet by depth, square 2fi Ed
win c, cutter 70 James 5, Beale, 81 900,
TN Twenty-iOufth street west, between N street
nOrth ana Rock Creek, original lot i'm feet by
CorcOran, nominal. W. w.
:, ON jefferson Place near corner Of Eighteenth
Vey L. hegs to George Lothrop bradley 5000.
on Ninth street west between ID and IL streets
pOrth, south half Of original lot IS 25 feet Inches by
bert Tree, $500
on l. street south between Four.and.a-half and
Sixth streets west east part Of lot l3 IN feet inches
DoheTty, ii0Ol0,
west sublot IS ga feet by depth running through Ia
Massachusetts avenuel square 5l7, Horace j.. Frost
0EOR0ErOWN,
On West street, the corner Of Congress street
part Of block 81 Of Beals addition go by 100 eet), A.
J. MerTlInan et al, trustees, 10 William l.. Shoe
lnAker. h050.
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BY Thomas j. Fisher 81 Co.,
AUCrIONEERS

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS On MAS
SACHUSETTS AVENUE AND TWENTY-SEC-
oND STREET NoRTHWEsT, BY JOHN BULL,
CORCORAN BUILDING.
by virtue of deed of trust bearing date on the
9th day of January, A. ID. 1913 and recorded In the
land records of the District of Columbia. IN Lber No
70i folio 37I the nth day Of January 1879 and At
the request of the present holder of the Indebtedness
secured thereby the undersigned trustees named IN
said deed of trust, will sell at auction, TIN RS
DAY; the 9Oth day of March. lsS2, IN front of the
premises. at the corner of Twcnty-nrst street and
Massachusetts avenue, the following described prop
erty, TO wit: Lots numbered nine o. ten dO), eleven
G1l, sixteen (lB), and seventeen az, in square num-
bered sixty-seven tGO, as laid down and plated In
the plats OF said city.
Terms of sale; Five thousand dollars in cash, and
the balance in three equal installments payable In
six, twelve, and twcnty-four months. deposit Of
five hundred dollars required in cash ut the tune Of
sale. If the terms Of sale are not complied with
within ten days, the property may be resod on FIVE
days advertisement, at the risk and cost of the de
faultng purchaser. - - -
MAHL0N, ASHFORD, ltUs'e'''
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ALEXANDRIA, March s--The market is quiet, with
little doing. Flour Is without change and aulet.
Small lots OF wheat sold at u S0 20 for ir Fuitz 10
choice Lancaster. Corn Is shade better small lots
sold at 7SS4c, the latter for fancy white No rye re-
ported, Oats higher Country produce wanted at
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New York, March s.-Money loaned from TO
per cent. and closed at per cent. Exchange was
steady at fs5G4ss for long and is91l 4s9 for short
sight. Governments were unchanged. State bonds
were rather dull and lower railroad bonds were
active aud weak The transactions aggregated 500 900
shares including Central Pacific, 600 q. g. &c |. G.,
800 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, $3.50; Dem
Texas, II 500 Lake Shore 2Is0O Louisville and NASH
vile, 4l,3OO; Michigan Central 100; Memphis and
ern, 9.0G New Jersey Central, 40; New York Cen
trail II 100 Northern Pacific 45900 Reading, $500;
81. Paul 1906 ST. Paul and omaha, 1900 Texas Pa
cc, l,5OG Union Pacific 20 oo Wabash Pacific, q 800;
Western Union 5000; Nashville and Chattanooga,
96OO; Norfolk and Western preferred 200; Eastern
Tennessee. 1900,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-09

To the EdIt0r OF TIM RKpuBLICANi
II may be all right to designate the picture IN
Barlow's window "A Quiet Corner" but think
would be more appropriate TO call Il The Sue
eessiul Poker-player" For hasn't he scooped the
pOtf fATo
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4 PENNSI LVANIA ROUTE
10 TUE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
- DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP.

MENT.
IN EFFECT JANUARY -, 1852.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from station.
- corner sixth and Is streets, as follows;
For Pttsburg and tile West, Chicago Limited Express
Of Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars, at 40 a. m,
trom Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati. Western Express,
I:N y. NJ daily with Palace Cars to PittsburS and
Lihcinnau Mall Express, $50 p. M daily for Pits
" BkGTiMoREX'NiDp POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cnnandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, $50
CanAndnigun.
For Wiliiamsport, Lock Haven, and ElmIra at O:a)
u, M daily. except sunday
For New York aud the East 800 q. M, 1890 a. M. 1880
pm Limited Express Of Pi,ilman PSrior Cars
For Brooklyn, n. ", all through trains connec,
., Jersey city with boats Of brooklyn Annex.
aUSa qGsS s 10 F F e street. avoiding
For Philadelphia 800 M, 1890 M, loo $40, go
and lOaO y. MI on sunday, l:D, $40 300 and l0:2l
2. m. Limited Express, GO IT, NJ. daily, except
For baltimore, $40, 500 $50, iOo a. m aud sO, TO
$40 a. M, l9O, $40 1880, o;5O and 1880 p, M,
For POpos Creek Line, GAO and $40 p. m daily,
For Annapolis, $40 M and $40 p. M daily except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBuRG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
For AleSsndria $50, 7!2O go lIOO, and lies a. m.
i2O 500 GO, 500 and 1880 y. m,: Sunday at $50
For Richmond and the South $50 and il;2J u. M. daily
aud 500 y, m. daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains LEAVE Alexandria for Washington, 500, sos,
and lpN midnight; sunday, at S:Oj, S11 and 1000
u M, 100 aud I'D y. N.
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street and pennsylvania ave
nue., and at the station where orders can bO len for
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels
j. II. WOOD General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, Honcral Manager,
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS,


Rev. Father Clarke, Of Baltimore, preached in
1t. Mary's Church last night.
All the stoam-tugs now tied up at the wharves
are preparing Tor an early resumption Of the river
trade.
The Independent Order of Mechanics of,this city
are making arrangements for fair 10 commence
nj McBurney's Hall on the 10th of April
match game of base ball was played Tuesday
by the Yellow Jackets and 1nvincbles both of
this city The former won by a score of too
The remains of a child OF Mr.. Thomas Bucking-
ham, formerly of this city, but now of Richmond,
were brought here from that city yesterday and
inferred.
Surveys for a strip of railroad to run from the
eoal-y OF Messrs J. +. Agnew x Co. 10 the ship
yard have been made by the Virginia Midland
Railway Company.
Mr.. Arthur Gregory, Il popular young business
man OF this city, whose marriage TO Miss Mary c.
Bush, of Erie, Pa, has been heretofore reported
has arrived home with his bride.
The new schooner built at the ship yard in this
city for Captain John Redman was successfully
launched from the stocks at the yard at ten O'clock
yesterday morning in the presence Of quite large
crowd.
Several Philadelphia parties have leased shores
down the river and will fish them on an extern
sive scale this season. A large number of fish
mg-shoro hands went down the river Monday and
Tuesday.
" How old are your" said an ancient dame to a
grinning little tar-pot well, If goes by what
mndder says, is most ten; but If goes by de
fun Use had, Use most a hundred" oh, that all
could measure their years In this way; but how
many measure them by long nightwatches, and al
most fatal coughing spells which could have been
cured by q bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup taken
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-09

LONDON March s.-Cousols for money, 100 1916; for
the account, iO 1-16 New Jersey Central rsts, ll5
Erie, 3G}t; do seconds, 96 New York Central, l9ijs
Illinois Central 1884,; Pennsylvania Blss; Reading
I'D Ontario and Western, ~; The amount of bull
Is flOOO Paris advlces quote rentes nj sif DC; eX
change on London. 25f30bc.
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rMANcIAL AND coNIMERcIAL.
stocE and Bond quotations-New Work
nnd baltimore Produce Markets.

The following report ofthe financial mark ct yester-
day together with the opening. highest, lowest and
closing quotations, furnished by house
ON D. Cooke, IT,, & Co., 1872 + street. Washington
D. C.;.
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DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER!
STEEL UAIfSi
schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY a

A. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
i2sl- Chicago. Cincinnati aud - Louis last express
Slecpingcarstn ltuciuuaii,St ouis.nnd Chicago
5Ul-nalumOre, Ellicot CITY and Way stations.
ESQ BALTIMORE Annapolis and Way piedmont,
Str1Shurg, Winchester. Hagersown, aud Way,
tGb- Baltimore Express
$40 Point Of Rocks aud Way Stations
Hh. Phllndelphia New YORK, ami Boston Express
S49, stanton and Valley Expires, Connects fo'
,o htr1,oMii ann ~ Foimt"t h3'SH ior frCdcllck
Stnpsat Brtsvillc. Annapolis Junction, Jps,up's,
and Dorsey's. On SUNDAY stops at all stations
1000 litlinor Express. Stops at llyatsvIlle and
ritisburg. Chicago. Cincinnati and st. Lou,
, =, Express Paror aud sleeping ears.
ia:io- baltimore, EllIcot city, Annapolis and Way
il:;l-nn sunday only for baltimore and Way.
t&O)-ialiimore. Philadelphia and New York EI.
$50 baltimore and Way stations winchester,
fS.Baltimorc, nynttsville, and Laurel Express
Trcdcrick, via RELAY. stops ut Annapolis
tl:t1 baltimore, Annapolis and Way stations.
tti)-luint OF ltOGGs, Frederick, HHgerstown. Win
OF noels and Way stations ony.l
TSl1 Baltimore EApre;S IMaTlinsbuIg aud Way
Go"P"nt Of ROCK az and WaS staiS Sis l"'e"'
tIW-Ha tmOre aud Way stations
ts:W-Bnltniore, ldyattsvillc, and Laurel Express
1SulIPllisburg, cleveland, aud Detroit Express
IPhiadephIa, New York and Boston Express
Stepping cars TO New York. stops at llyalts
tei7-Chlcago, Cincinnati, and ST. Louis Express.
49, Sleeping cars TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
Sunday
and Ohio Ticket Washington station, $40 and
1851 Pennsyvans avenue corner ofFourteenth street
where orders will he taken for baggage be checked
and received nj any point IN the city.
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sUB-TREGsuRY BALANCES.
Con-.... s7ssIi4l6 Oo Currency ..- s4,4O3,6l0 81
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EsrABLrnED 1883
John McDERMOTT 4 BROS.

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
(steam usedl, $40 Pennsylvania avenue near, Third
street west, Washington, ID, g. Carriages ana ltaf-
nCfa received on storage aud sold on commss9n'
Carriages repaired. teA-N
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United States Marshai's Sale.

By virtue Of writ Of tieri facias issued out of the
Clerks Office of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia. and to me directed i will sell at public
sale for cash at the door of the Court House Of said
District, on MONDAY the 18Th day of March, 1882
at II o'clock all the right title claim, and interest
OF the defendant In aud TO the following described
property, to witt LOT No. ~ and part of Lot n, In
Square No. 57l commencing for same at the SOUTH
east corner of said Lot ", thence north ~ feet
inches aud with that width back TO public alley.
Also Lots L and NJ, IN Square No GO, of Vests
subdivision of said square, situated In the city of
Washington said District together with ali and sim
gular the improvements thereon Levied upon as The
No, %, l2l, at law, in favor of John McGrann.
G. T. HENRY. U. S, Marshal.
TuOs BOWLING, AuctiOnper fpg2-dts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-09

Ellen Banks was fined SIS for assaulting young
white man, named William Howard.
Lizzie Brooks, colored, received sixty DAYS for
giealing q. whole outfit of wearing apparel from
Mrs. Sophia Riley.
barbara Smith was sentenced to sixty days in
Jail for the larceny of purse containing $40 from
Mr., Charles IL. johnson, by whom she was em-
ployed.
Cyrus Dryer, whose shooting of A. b. Davis was
mentioned in yesterdays REPUBLICAN,, was COM
of $500 bonds.
The cases against Greenbury Chase (alias Duyal),
Frank Harris, and Fanny Mccoy (allas GRAMMAR,
!hree notorious oolored thieves charged with rob.
bling O. a. Brickwedde will be tried on Saturday.
'NorHINd gives me so much relief for the
rheumatism, which has troubled me for years as
y, Jacobs OIL, says Mr. +. W. Brown, Glen Rock,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-09

Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke Co., Pa. ave. and Fifteenth ST.
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United States MarshaI's Sale.

by virtue of writ of Ger facias, Issued out of the
Clerks Office of the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash AZ the door OF the Court Louise Tor said
Y o'clock mr. all the right title claim and Interest Of
the defendant In and to the following described prop
erty TO Wit The south half OF sublot number sixty
two on in j. f. Olmsteads subdivision Of part of lot
twelve Q2) square 2i2 recorded IN Iber H. ID. o.,
folio 22l, Surveyors office said District, together with
all and singular the improvements thereon. Levied
upon the property ofasS Huntey to satisfy Exc
cution No. G0T5 equity favor of Charles O. lluntcy.
G. E. HENRY, U. s. Marshal.
THos BOWLING, Auctioneer. fe2l.dts
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PRODUCE MARKETS,

baltimore stock Board.
BALTIMORE, March s.-Virginia Is, consolidated
81; past due coupons 50 new 1O-i0s 39ts bid to-day
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Notice to Nj. Vernon Passengers.
EDUCATIONAL.
4 EssoNS IN ELOCuTION, OkAToRN, AND
Il DRAMATIC ACTION, ny
EDWARD c. TOWNSEND,

fec AZ iIl3 Ninth street northwest.
Il ATTN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL
i 4 Science and English privately or In class. stu
dents prepared for College and competitive examining
tons, Address A, JANUS, A, NJ,
iel Room %, COrCorau Building,
GpENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER
-, Nnlh ana ID streets northwest, occupies IFS new
and attractive hall In The handsome udiHce known
throughout the United states as LINCOLN HALL
BUILDING, Day and Evening Sessions for Ladies
aud Gentlemen sons and daughters educated for
rear hte Students received throughout the year, A
dents on ElemcntS OF Success by James 4, Gar
heldi also full Information concerning the college
will be sent free upon application by mtl or may ho
obtained at the College ulllcv. HENRY a. SPfNNEk,
Principal MRS, SARA A, SPENCER, NicePrn'
cipal oc3S
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
l. IRG1NlA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
70 THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

70 THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
on and niter SUNDAY, February H. 1889, trains
leave u. 4 l.. Depot rs follows;
7;iO a. m.-New orleans Mail, daily. Direct connec-
ton for the south and southwest. Daily TO points
YVES, Of Charlottesville on G. & o. Railway.
Pullman sleeping Cas- on 7:i0 a. M train from WASH
linton via DauNille TO Atlanta, and Atlanta To
Now orleans asO from Washington via Lynch.
burg and Bristol to New Orleans
200 y. southern Express, daily, for all points
south, Via DanyillCaud Charlotte. Daily TO points
on Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway
lugt1u to Charleston $, g.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take $40 a. M.
train daily, except SUNDAY. For Warrcnton 711
u, m. ana 7;Ol D. m. trnius daily.
For urKcts ana Information call at Virginia MID
land Office, bpl Pennsylvania avenue.
" n. MACDANtEI, Agent,
NJ. SLAUGHTER General Ticket Agent laD
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
HEIMEEN
THEEAsT AND THE WtsT VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER!
STEEL NAGtSl
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April May. June. April May. June.
-
Wheat. ,...el - ~ 90 81 15S e. 27sasl 225E 81 1914
Corn ...,..... bSSa 63ai ga $50 63ssl 63A
OATS. ...,.. 4Oll t2x 4OA II isHI Az
Pork -....l 30 l6 IS 10 G5 40 37ls 575a 10 ~
Lard -.,,.. 10 la 10 80 10 - 10 % 10 31ls' 10 Az
Year wheat -,.. l0 ..,.., -....... 1903 ,.,,,,,.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-27

HILL AND YANCEY.-Dr. james B.
Hamilton, of Georgia, who was a surgeon
in the Confederate army, and a friend Of
Ben Hill and Yancey. gives the following
as the true version of the difficulty be
tween them: The trouble between Nj.
Hill and Mr.. Yancey," he said, grew
When MIR. Hill was sent to the CoDfeder-
ate Senate he was very much opposed to
the war. Yancey was a fire eater, and a
great hater of President Jeff Davis. Mr..
Hill assumed the championship of Mr.
Davis In the Senate. took sides and de-
Tended him in everything he said and did.
This SO exasperated Yancey that. one day
in the Senate, after Mr.. Hill had made a
speech in defence of Mr.. Davis, be rose in
his place, and in that style Of his, which
was simply inimitable. proceeded to
charge Mr.. Hill with Inconsistency and a
want Of ardor for the cause of the South.
He brought up Nr. Hills past record, and
finally referred to the Stephens difficulty,
and intimated that Hill was a coward.
When he did that Mr.. Hill picked up an
inkstand and threw it at Yancey, lust
grazing his cheek bone. Yancey, in
lodging, slipped and fell back ward over
his desk, thereby hurting himself slightly.
That was all there was of it." Then
MIR. Hill did not, as is generally believed,
by physical force throw Mr.. Yancey
across a desk, thus producing such spinal
injury as to eventually cause his death p
He did not. He was not within ten feet
of Mr.. Yancey." Then the seemingly
premature death of MIR. Yancey was not
in any sense caused or brought about by
Mr.. HIP 1t was not. MIR. Yancey
died of Bright's disease of the kidneys.
This you can state as a fact as true as
holy writ"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-27

The CONFEDERATE REUNION The
unusual stir of election year, with some
other causes not necessary here to state,
will probably postpone the more elabor-
ate programme of proceedings that has
long been the desire of President Green,
and the Central Executive Committee.
1t was originally designed to have a con-
siderable parade of ex~Confederates with
a Marshal from each county, or each OF
the old Regiments speeches by eminent
ex-SoldierS, and a barbecue dinner, in a
large tent on the Fair Grounds to which
all ~ex-Soldiers and Sailors would be adj
mitted by ticket, after enrolling their
names, and regiment in the Roster of
the State Association. Gov. Vance was
invited to deliver an address upon the
Wartime Make-shifts'' of the State
from lS6l-'65, including the trips of the
"Ad Vance," the ''Cotton-cards, "''Uni-
FORMS" Powder" etc., etc. He felt
that he would be too busy in the cam
paign, to prepare such an address; though
he will, it is hoped, be on hand, and
"Conscripted." Other disappointment
led to the abandonment of the original
plan; and the prospect cow is that sim
ply a ''re-Union' of ex~Soldiers and their
families will take place with impromptu
speeches, hand shakings, etc., as last
year. New officers will be elected, we
suppose and Gov, Colquitt, of Ga. is to
address the spectators at the Fair.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-27

Five convicts escaped from a brick
yard near this city.
Cotton in Raleigh yesterday-Tues-
day 100 bales at 1lsGlli for Good
Midling." In New York on Tuesday,
upwards, 12!. Rosin, sl.SO@l.9o Tnr-
pentine, very firm at 44!(G45.
Judge Tom Settle, Editor G"rham
Of the National Republican, AMI VIM.
Pitt Canady, the candidate for defeat IN
the Sd Congressi onal election turned up
in New York together, on Monday.
''Sinews of war;" eh2
Six North Carolinians graduated at
BRYANT & STATIONS Business College,
Bait. last week. One of them was a
Subscriber of this paper, showing that he
is beginning right. No man can be sue
cessful in business unless he keeps him.
self intelIigently informed of affairs
transpiring around him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-27

CIRCUsEs.-Barrett is the only show
which has made money this year. 1t had
a big crowd at Durham last week, and is
to winter in Fasteln Carolina, we hear.
-Maybury, the stake holder of Pull
mans circus, who.fed from Columbia in
a buggy after he had been arrested. was
re-taken in Ala, with $50, 900. The at
fair has created much bad blood, and 1t
is alleged that when the case comes for
trial, the Pullman's will charge that
Maybury sold the side-show privileges,
etc., to a well known set of thieves, whose
deliberate plan was to rob and gull the
sinnocents" all along the route. -
Two shows had Railroad smashes last
week. Sells circus, which travelled
through North Carolina on wagons, was
running at a rapid rate near Louisville,
KY, when a bridge gave way, and six
cars, loaded with cages, were destroyed
three men and a boy killed. The tiger
got loose, but was so frightened by the
accident, anu nlSSlHS stedH, tHdI IL Cicp'
back into It's cage. This was oqualed by
an accident in Georgia, where a tree tel
on the guard to a gang of convlcts, clear
ing land. The prisoners were SO Mortified
at the sudden death of their oversee
that they made no attempt to escape, anc
we're standing around the dead body wher
the relief guards came. -Nathan''
circus met a railway smash near Roches-
ter. One man killed and several crippled