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The morning times., 1896-09-19
FOR SALE.
CITY LOTS
OvnerS uetuai price quotef.

8SC. PER FOOT -CoRNER I4TH AND
ST. Sc. lot 75x53. 1851
OO-resirabIe building site on N.
\: AVE-. BEL WEN y. CAP. AND
FIRST SITS. 2OxloU to 3 foot alley t6yl
Sl.OO FoOT-NoRTu SIDE OF LIN
COLIN PARK-Corner lot; b ,Ir square:
1sAl1T It to soft alley. 1851
S2.SOO-NEW YORK AVE, BETWEEN
FIRST AND NORTH CAPITOL NV
alley; party wall tG6j
ASSACHUSETTsA Ne
BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D-Choice lot,
2Ox16. to alley party wall. (67i
$500 ST. NV, BET. 18TH AND
18Th TS.-Overiooking New Hamp-
shire ave: 3OxIO0 to alley, cheapest lot IN
this SECTION: facing south. and improved BY
frame. water, sewer and gas U2si
$500 EACH-FoURTEENTH ST. Ne.
lots. BE- ask i + 10 iisy Tire
S3.35O-sTH ST. NV. BET. L AND
M-Lot 2oxsO, TO I0ft. alley; i'm,
proved by frame. renting for SIS per
K ST. NV. Ret. 18TH AND 2oTH-Lo,
,I rs XSo' stable on rear: well located; at
CORNER PA. AVE: AND WASHINGTON
CIRCLE 69x7o; most desirable
locality Tor hat. t26Ob
VA AyEE] BET, a4TH AND sSra.
H ST. NV, BET 18TH AND 18TH
Fl l-2 foot front. t64i
MARYLAND AVE. NEAR E ST. NE
FLSsfpA AVE. NEAR 1sT ST. N VS.
< 81, BET. Sd AND 4rH S iEse.
22D 81. BET, G AND H SITS NV Wv
p ST. BET nth AND 18TH NV
Facing south: 24X95. to alley 1911
EAST CAPITOL ST.. BET 14Tu Ann
18TH, OPPOSITE POWER HoUsE.D
6nX9O to 5O-toot alley. ITO,
+ ST. BET 18TH AND I4TH SITS. Sc
lTxl 40. i61,
4IH ST. Sc. BET N. AND NJ
<SxlO5 iS2,
SD ST, BET CAPITOL AND A sTS
MI AsS t. - foot alley 1881
18th ST. BET. g AND PA. AVE. Sc
18th ST. Ne. BEr. A AND B srsaon
2UXllO. 3O-foor alley. tkS,
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Southern Railway.
PIEDMONT AIR LINEl
'schedule in effect June Il, 1881

1Schedule in effect June II, 1851
All trans arrive ard leave Penns ylvania
passenger station
IL. Dany, local for Danville connects
al aaEaS>as Ter Strasburg, daily, except
Sunday, and nj Lynchburg with the Nor
felix and Western, daily. and with the Ches.
apeakc and ohiu, daily, for the Natural
| bridge and Clifton Forge.
! lltI5a m.-DaiIy, the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers, New York and Washington to Jackson
| Vile, uniting at salisbury with Pullman
sleeper for Ashcvillc and Hot Springs, N
c, Knoxville and Chattanooga, Tenn, and
Augusta also Pullman Sleeper New York
TO New ORLEANS, via Mont emery, uniting
at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for
BiTinin CHAM.
4OI =. m.-Local for Front Royal, River
ton ana Strashurg. daily. except Sunday.
Ash p. m.-Daily local for Cha riottesviIle
soUTHWEsTERN, vEsTIBULED. LINZ
TIED. composed OF Pullman vestibuled
slecpcrs, dining cards and day coaches
Pullman siecsrs New YORK to Ashevlile
! Tampa via Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah
and jacksonville, and New York to Mem
Ielis via Birmingham; New York to New
! orleans. via Atlanta and MONTGOMERY. Yes
| tibuled day coach Washington TO Atlanta,
| Saurhern Railway dining car, Greensboro to
Montgomery.
| DIVISION leave Washington 9:0l a. m.
daily. / 90 D m. and 445 y. IN. daily, ex-
| cept Sunday, and G:25 p. m. Sunday only.
| Tor Hound liill, 4:32 p. M: daily except
| Sunday for Lcesburg, and 6:2o p m.
! daily for Hendon. Returning. arrive at
| Washington. s:26 Il. m. and 700 p. m.
| daily and 300 D. IN. daily, except sunday.
| from Round Hill and 7:06 a. m daily. ex-
cont sunday. from Herndon. and S:34 a.
! m daily except sunday. from Leesburg.
! Through trains from the South arrive at
| Washington 50 a. m. 2:2o p m, and
| e.jO d m, daily Manassas division:
| 1000 n m, daily, except Sunday, and
| $40 a m. daily. from Charlottesville.
Tickets. sleeping car IeserSation ard IN
| Formation furnished n offices 3 and 1900
! PENNSYLVANIA avenue and AT nsylvania
RajIr cad Passenger Station
w. H. GREEN, Gen. Supt
j. VI. CULP. Traffic Manager.
w 4. TURK, Gen. P8ss. Agent.
LIS BROWN Gen. Agent Pass. Dept.
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FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN HOMES.
OUner's actual price quoted.


CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Frame cottage, 3
stories. 10 rooms; heated by furnace; will
rent furnished or unfurnishcd. lilU)
SAOO PER YEAR; LANlER HEIGHTS:
frame; = story and attic; rooms and
bath: heated 10y furnace and latrobes; 81 bile.
1880
S1O-CHERRYDALE, VA. broom cot
tage; plenty shade: 8 acres: miles
ErGmo 20 9 -GuNsToN, vA.Ds
room house and out-buildings; 10 acres
S5.oo-BENNING RoAD-Frame. four
$1,000 AILEY's CROSS RoA Ds.
VA.-8-room. 2-ssory cottag. In first.
acre lot; miles from Georgetown: l mile
from Arlington station. For sale at 81 400;
accommodating terms, t246i
$500 SLIGO" MARYLAND
raIpe. nine rooIns' twosto ~ and
. -AuTREE PARK. ON The MET
TR6P OIITAN BRANCH B. & O. R. R.,
adjoining Ruch ville-Cottare, q rooms and
attic. on u large lot: short DISTANCE from
S1sISGFoREsT GLEN-cottage: q rnoins.
with p 900 feet of ground: an in
frs; class condition. t210I
cottages; well located and In good con.
aition. i,45,
EIS-TAKoMA PARK Frame cottage:
S rooms: near both car lines: in thor
Sis@LAMoND's STATION Frame cot;
sss FsTmi TISo PSsPsnss ccs ssss
S12.OO- cHERRYpALE. VA, miles
from city-Frame cottage, 9 rooms:
plenty shade and good water. t336l
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II AILROADS.
baltimore -
RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect July 18Th. 1se

SCheuule IN erect July 18Th. 1896.
Leave Washington from station corner or
New Jersey avenue and 81.
For Chicago and NORTHWEST, VestibrIed
LnI,cd trains 1910 Il. IN and > 20 D. IN.
FOR Cincinnati, ~. Louis anu Indianapolis,
Eesubuied Liinited $40 p IN, eApress
l2.l5 Bish,
For iI,tsuurg and Cleveland express daily
1000 u. IN. ana AZ y. Ii.
Tor berkeley sprlnss, S.45 p. m. daily.
except Sunday. SPECIAL, 90 neon daIiy
and . % p III. Saturday only.
For Deer ARK. Noun ain Lake Park and
oakland, isoo, $40 p, m, ~ 3 a. N, all
am Lake Park sunday.
For Lexington and SIaunton, 2 noon
For Winchester and way stations, o. 80
For New Orleans Memphis, birmingham.
Chattanooga, knox, lie, BRISTOL auu kOa-
noke. lU:ov p m oaily; s.eeplng cars
through.
For Luray. $40 p m Gany.
For Baltimore. week days, SEQ, G. 30
x1 90. y 70, NJ 10, N1 80, Ns.Co, {. 20,
NS. 81. Nlu.UU, xl2C0 a. m, NJ 2.Uo 10
xls.S x3.oo, SO, x42s. 4.S2. N5.U5;
$40. x3.2U. IL -. MILO y. IN, AMI
X12.Ol night. Sundays. KOS. MO.
80. N9. %, 10 90 Il. m. x12.O5. ME- 80.
100. 1880. S-25, 49,. x5.O5. x51O:
XIZU1 night.
For Annapolis. 40 and $50 a. IN,
121u ana s.2e p. IN. Sundays, $50 Il.
' For rI fTeaerieE, 900. tl2.oo noon, lib
"a. 80. 1880 p. IN.
For nagers,own. t1a.oo noon and
$3.50 p. IN
for BOYD and way points. week days.
500 IA. M. 4:3u. 5.ad. -05 p. IN. Sun,
days, 900 a. M. 10, =. rs p. IN
FOR Gaithersburg and way points. week
DAYS, q 90, 800 II. M. l.. 81. ) 90, 4.3D;
SO $50, a..,5, Z .u3, Bop. m. Sundays,
800 n NJ, 10 5.35, %, 10. Is p. III.
900 IA. m. ~ 10 p. IN. Express trains
stopping at principal stations only. 14.3u.
1870 p. m.
For Cape May. 10 q. NJ, IL noon.
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains illuminated with tiltsclI light.
For Philadelphia. New York, Boston.
and the East week days, 100. I:05. 500,
1000 a. m, Dining Carr. 12:oo, 1885.
3 90 sos, Dining Carr, $40 y. IN. tl2:0l
night: Sleeping Car open at 1000 o'clucki.
Duiug carl, ,l2:35, Dining Carr, 800,
Cos. Dining Carr. 500. t12:o1, night.
SIeepiag Car. open for passengers 1890
BIYfet Parlor Cars OF all day trains.
| For A tlantic City, 1000 a IN, l2:oO noon.
AMI 1885 D. IN. week days. l2:35 y. IN.
sundays
xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by onion Transfer Co..
on order left at ticket offices. 6lS Penn
sylyan;a a venue NV. New YoES ayeEue and
18th street anil at depot.
WM. Il. GREENE. CHAS. o. SCULL.
Gen Manager. Gen. Pass. AEt.
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RAHROADA
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND h
STREETS.
In Effect September 8, 1890.
$50 A. NJ. eek-days. 20 A. N, Sun
Jays. flTTsBUkG EXPkESS.-Par-
E vr ana Dioing Cars Harrisburg to Pitts
10;S0 A. M. Pennsylvania
LlAiTED.-PuMman Sleeping. Dining.
i ,,,ro and Observation Cars Harris
surg 10 engage; Cincinnati. Indianapolis.
81 LOUIS, Cleveland, and ToIedv. BurreS
farlor Car to Harrisburg
1913; iO A; N: FAST LINE.-Pullman
buIitt Parior Car to Harrisburg Buffet
Parlor Car Harrisburg to Pittsburg.
3:4OP. M. CHICAGO AND ST .L1UIs
tEAfhEss; Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
cars Harrisburg to ST Louis, Cipcinnau.
Louisville, and Chicago
ITO p. M. WESTERN EXPRESS
Harrisburg to Cleveland. Dining Car to
Chicago.
ITO r. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN Elk.
incf"n 70 p human sieeping Cars Wash
LOUIS, ana Dining Car TO Cincinnaa.
$40 r. NJ. PACIFIC EXPREss.-
fli!inan Sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
$50 A. A; Tor Kane. Canandaigus.
Roche ter; and Niagara Falls daily. ex.
1 as a. n: for Elmlra and Remove
TSeae a and Wiliiamsport Sundays,
7Hh 1ifolI A. r.. { for wlnIamspo5t Rochester.
Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington
10 Suspension Bridge via Buffalo
1910 r. NJ. for Ere, Cana ndaigua,
mira.
FOR Phiiadelphia, New York and the
400 p. M. "CUNGRE ssIoNAL LINZ
IT'D. daily, all rarlor Cars, with Din
ing Car from Baltimore Regular at
M,a1s. Car, and -o9 Dining Car fiSS
6.io, 1000. and l as p. M. ON sunday.
100 dining carr, 20, 900, 100
Dining Car from Wiimington) a. M,
12.l5, 3 10, 20, q. TO- l 600 and L /. IS D.
M. or Philadelphia only, Fast Express,
80 "a In, weekdays. Express, I2.I5
Ter B% Gs 10 v without Change $50 a. m.
For Bal,imore, s;2S, 700, 7.2o. $50,
a; m. l2;!o, 1245, FOL. SIS. $40.
$40. TO. 1000, lO. 40, ii and
1l.35 p NJ, On Sunday, 200, T.2O,
800. sos, 10 30. HOO a. ~. 1915.
40, 8. 40, sos, s. 40, ITO, 1000
1910 and 11.35 p. m
For rope's Creek Line, 20 a, N. and 4 SO
f. N: daily except Sunday. Sundays.
For Annapolis. 20, 900 a, NJ. 1918 and
40 p m. daily, except Sunday. Sun
days, 800 a. IN. and 40 D. m.
Atlantic Coast Line Express, 400 a. M,
3.i6 p IN. daily: Richmond only, 1851
Il. M week days, Atlanta Special, via
Richmond and Seaboard Air Line, S. 40
p. IN. daily. Accommodation for Quan-
tico, T.45 "a. III. daily, and 4.25 D. u,
week days.
S-ashore Connections.
For Atlantic city via delaware River
Bridge. allrail route 3.l5 and IL IS D.
IN. CaIy. tvia Market Street Wharf,
1000 a. m and las p. In. weekdays,
and l 30 p. ~. daily.
For cape May 1000. II .0Oa.m weekdays,
I1.35 p. m. daily.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and
streets, and At the station, Sixth and
Streets where orders can be left for tho
checking OF baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
s. NJ rREVoST, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager Gen. Pass A gent
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&A.OOO-Corncr brick residence or q
rooms and 18th: lSx9O, Including sd
joining lot, 20x90: all for price Quoted
Corner ne. near car line. (S92)
S3.0OO-4THS ST, EET. L AND II STs..
NW.-Three-story brick. containing d
rooms and bath. in 0rst-class condition: |
O. IN. g.: terrns casy. tSR,
SI6.OOO-COk. slH AND sra
NW-Bdck; &c rooms: x0od condition;
suitable for flaD. Slo0S
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

S4O.CO-20S n. Y. AVE. NW.-Frame.
s stores. 8 rooms and bath; stable on
rear; completely furnished. t4O9)
S7S.OO-Q ST. NV. BETWEEN 18Th
AND iTH--Completely furnished: 10
rooms and bath. 1881
$4,000 M0NTH-N II. AVE, SOUTH
DUPONT CIRCLE, rooms and bath:
completely furnished 1879
S6O-1Ol llTH ST. SE.-Brick: rusA
nlshed; Sr. and bath: a. IN. l. tl13
S125.OO-I ST NV NEAR 18TH ST.
Brick; 8 stories, = rooms, and bath;
completely furnished 1851
$12S-P ST., NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Brick; four stories; IL rooms and
hath: heated by furnace. t3I2p
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FOR RENT.
STORES WITH DWELLING.


S15.OO-34 psf. NV; STORE ROOM;
including fixtures. 1885,
S2O.OO-2IST AND L SITS. NV
Large store room anu cellar; used Tor
grocery. lS53)
S2O.OO-l.25 PA. AVE. NW.-Suore
and rooms. u35l
$l5.6O-1425 ST. NE.-store and
rooms. 1876
SA6-l1OS 9Th ST. sE.-Drick store
and dwelling: l2 rooms: a. IN. t114
$45.OO-103o 21ST ST. Nw.-BRICK;
rooIns. bath and basement; cellar
1nder store: viii rent separate. 1867
Sx6-TAhOMA PARK store and dwell
ING; near both car lines. (37l)
SlOO-l2l5 Il ST NV; ROOMS AND
batn, yard to alley: in first class condi-
ton; VIII rent store separate from house IL
desired: key at this Office 1881
S46-1lO6 18Th ST. SE.-Brick store
with II rooms and bath ul4)
S2S-1lIu II ST. NE.-Brick store with
rooms 1851
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BULLETIN.
Loans Negotiated.
Fire Insurance. (szs Placed in Reliable Companies
Estates Managed.
THE TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIXTURE
CrrnsrS aetrul price quoted.


S3OO-Esta bIshed bicycle stand; low
rent hiring machines: foil repair OUT
TIT; snap.
S3OO-Established photograph gallery
located on 7th ST. NV; rooms rented IN
house pays rent.
SSOO-CorDer store; grocery and pro-
VISION: central locality: completely
stocked: low rent
$3.50 tAsH-Barber shop well located
~ West End, complete: LIST class estaD-
lished stand.
S1.OOO-Drug store in the NV. doing
good cash business. viii invoice over
the price asked.
$3.50 Established corner grocery, on
3th st sw.. near government depart
ments. doing good cash business; stock.
fixtures and four furnished rooms In
$500 Established grocery and provision
store. southeast; doing cash business.
rent low; party leaving city cause or selling;
VIII invoice above price asked.
$3.50 LOCATED ON 4 I-2 ST. SW.-
barrooin for sale. Including stock. TX
lures and license; house containing eight
rooms and stable. rents for $25 month:
aoinS a good cash business: good reason
5000 LOCATED ON Est. NV. NEAR
PENSION OFFICE-Dairy lunch and
dining room: doing good cash business: good
reason for selling.
S7OO-cASH. ESTABLISHED 20
years. BOOK and Stationery store On Pa
ave. rear the capitol: doing good business:
rent SIS.
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PENNSYLVANIA AVE
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
UMPROvED.)

SA.oOO-sEvENTH ST. n E., BET; =
AND F.-New brick dwelfing. sMo
stories and basement: containing r00 aa'
q IN T.: terms to suit. 'SS,
eS.aoO-IsT Me-, BET N. CAP. AND
lST-4-story cdy-window brick. con-
thinning IL rooms and BATH: IN nreLciass
SS.EO0-M ST. NV. NEAR N. CAP.
sT.SLargc 4-story i0-room house; wito
q m. L.: easy terms. ,oS,
63.26O-5TH At. Ne. BET. L ANp M 10
modern, @ rooms and bath: lot lSXl w
10 nlley. terms. $3.50 cash. balance ~ ger
month. 'o'
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Washington, Mount Vernon
) Alexandra Railway Co

From Station. Thirteen aud-a-half strsss All
Pennsylvania avenue.
For Aiexandria-G:3o. Z. 80 s Q. 10 laseaex
H. I2 a. 2. 3. fla ~. $50. G:l5. :. s. 8. 10.
IL II D. IN Sunday, first train. "a M. last
train 10 p. IN.
FOR Mt Vernon-io. II. u q m, ., 8 Ala
p. m. Daaly-axcept sunday.
H. T. ABBOT, GEO. Fl. PHILLIPS
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
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FARMS.
Corners actual price quoted.

wo naye listed many desirable places
near the city; inrEe and small tracts: in
proved and o stmproyed THE TIMES
REAL ESTArE BUREAU.
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FOR SALE.
EU>INE~s PROPERTY.

SzO.oOO-Loc ON 18th BIT NEAR
F-Undef good rent: lot 21x10O to
alley. 1857
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MINING UNDER THE OCEAN.
Men Who Nave TO Dig and Delve Six Faith
ons Bciow tho Surface.


,,, rs,',, ~ "a anu S,,D.nss n' Ok h"'n-
TIo,., !. ,t,;l.;,,,, o,o,,>,o 81
,,. ,e,,
AZ.
mo'i,' ',i1>' i''' SAii' ~ so'uFiiiS ~ a'
no''lloch' near oapo CORNWALL Alas-
ka. Botaliock Is bold headland
composed of hugo masses of horn
blondo, masked by walls of slate,
against which tho Atlantic surpes
arc constantly dashing. Tho perse-
vcring efforts OF man have at this
point been moro powerful than
those of nature.
"ki5blcs'' descend fathoms be-.
meath tho sea, ard ascend again with
copper or tin ores. whichare, wheeled
away to larger hcars, where women.
boys and girls separate yarious oual.
itics With the systematic industry of
workers in IL factory. Eyerybodv
and cvorything-roclls, platforms
and :Daths-i5 smcared with tho
prevailing rod hue derived from q
Slight mixt,,ro,of iron with oopper
or tin ores, and then tho verymuddy
stream flowing from tho stamp mill
TO the sea has impartcd TO the beach.
tho breakers and tho foam the sama
ru5icUnI tingo. If orc is coming up
plrntiia!ly and of good quality. ey-
cryboIy is pleased, and far down to
tho gloomy depths of tho mine,
which Cornish legends people with
spirits, tho news that u now bunch"
of copper has been struck, Or the old
hole is growing richer, fills the
workers WITH professional Joy.
AS tho visitor crccps along tho
passages into which tho light of day
has never catered ho hears compar-
ativcly littlo until, becoming accus-
toned to tho darkness, barely iru-
minated by tho flicker of lamps, he
dimly distinguishes the stalwart
gnoue at work. Coming from the
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informed me that they received the
message from me through one oftheir
members. After | WAS informed
that the jury had received my mes
sage to them in reference to cAamin.
ing my office and being absent on
Thursday morning | felt at perfect
ease believing that all would be
satisfactory with them, and l went
to my appointment without once
thinking of any trouble arising there
from. Myself and Mr.. q. c. Greer,
one of the township commissioners
transacted the business which / went
to attend to, as speedily as we could
and J. drove hastily back to my Office
with the express intention Of meeting
the Grand Jury in my Office. Perhaps
those gentlemen had an idea that
my absence manifested disrcspcct for
their high authority, bat gentlemen |
assure you upon the honor and truth
fulncss ofa man WHO would not mis-
state anything knowingly that had
not the least intention or desire to
close my door against YOU, nor did |
have the remotcst idea of treating YOU
with the least d!src~pcct. No, gentle @.
men, it would have been pleasure
to me to have had you come INTO my
office and make your examination and
to have given You all the Information
| could. And | would state that |
have no AFFECTIONS to any honest
honorable unbiased gentleman coming
into my Office and examining my re-
cords for | have the consciousness
that have done my duty irrespective
OF any one in tie fear ofGoi. Hence
| fear no evil. Al ak is justice
and | ain satiiicd baS nothing else
will satisfy me, neither will | submit
to any thing else.
Respectfully,
j. =. =. SCoTr.
Co. Super.
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This is about all the information we
can give on account of not finding
MIR. Scott. There is one little orphan
there that should be attended to, and
we hope your honor will order it done.
1t comes to our knowledge that
the Rice bridge over fair forest be-
tween here and Glenn Springs is in
Il bad fix, dangerous, and the roads
generally over the Coumtv arc bad.
The flat at Rodgers bridge is rotten
and unsafe and the keeper or ferry
man is frequently absent and people
frequently 60 there and wait an hour
or two and have to 20 away without
crossing.
Several Trial Justices have not
brought their books and We did not
examine the few that were brought.
We respectfully request an order
from the court ior authority to allow
the man we nay select t. examine
the books OF Supervisor to send for
persons ana papers, also to pay him
ajuSt remuneration for his services.
We thank your honor for courtcsics
shown us. We are especially pleased
and proud that we have one Of our
own County men to preside in such
an efficient and equitable manner,
and VIC found our duties easy to be
performed from tho explicit directions
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Simon and CrcNY.

Jules Simon says that tho most
exciting moment Of his life was when
no was trying 10 obtain concession
on tariff from a foreign diplomat
with whom President Grovy was
playing billiards. lie whispered to
Grcvy to loso tho gamc, but Grcvy
insisted on playing to win and -
lcnted only when no observed that
the minister was in anguish.
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Ehi!USOyh;cal View.

Bright n. Nobby-Why don't you
resent it when On elevator boy speaks
to YOU i'll that tone?
Cloao Il. Sccdy-My dear fellow,
ho was not speaking to me. He was
addressing my coat.-Voguo.
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REPORT OF GRAND JURY.
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Of General Sessions.


the duty dcvoylcd upon us by your
honor for the March term of Court
for Union County. We the Grand
Jury Of said County desire to make
through oar foreman the following
prescnhucnt and recommendations.
We examined the Masters office
and found it neatly and well kept in
every particular and the bond for
$4,000. safe.
We examined the School Commits
sioner's Office and found it not we'll
kept and books improperly kept.
The Commissioner says ne had measles
in his family and had not been in
his office enough to get it in good
condition but would have It in first
class order by the July term; and We
found his bond for $4,000 safe.
We examined the Judge of Probatc's
office and found it we'll kept and that
he needs Il safe OF Il vault to keep
the records in, as he has none. il Il
vault is built it can bc used by him
and the Auditor and we recommend
that it be done, also that he or the
proper authority be ordered to furnish
him stationery for his office. Ills
bond is safe.
We examined the Sheriff $ Office
and books and find them we'll kept
and his Office neat and clean. Ills
bond is good.
We recommend that the window
in the ShcrT's Office be cut down in
order that it will be more comfortable
to the Sheriff and the people with
whom he has business and that some
shelves be put in his Office to hold his
books, rs many rs arc necessary.
We examined the Jail carefully
and find in needs considerable repairs.
Tie window shutters should be taken
off from the inside of the Jail and
put on the outside. The blankets
and bedding are insufficient for comfort.
Also that the windows on the north
side of the Jail be raised in middle to
prevent water from running III when
the wind blows. We alSorccommond
the heater be improved soas to furnish
moro bcot We olsorccommcnd that
the Jail be enclosed by plank fence
ten feet high. The preceding Grand
Jurv have made the same sort of
recommendation and no attention nas
bcor, n.;d toit
Also that sewerage system hr
nrovilol for thc mil ~ i is necessary
for the health Of the prisoners.
We furtAcr recommend th,. the
town council Of Union b, ma}, -
boill r,;o,I house OF calab,oS, to
mt ,hrir urisoncys il instead Of ru.
iiinr them in the County ;a:l airl
usinr the County bellMr.
We recommend that three more
water closets be buiIt near those
already bnil:.
We examined the Auditors Office
and found books and Office well kcp;.
and after examining the returns We
find ul,itc a lot Of prapc,;, .ui Ic.
turned and rood deal more property
not assessed a, its proDc! ya!ar anil
we recommend the cuualixalion ioarl
take the matter in hand an& rcctiiv it.
We recommend tha: the board of
coua!ization give this matter tn2ir a;-
tcntion rs they have passed it over
hcrc;ofnrc. Most of the discrc ancv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
GORMAN's HELP CERTAIN.
Danforfh Says the Senator VIII he
on Hand When Wanted.
(New York Journal. 3D.

tNeW 1OIk JouIHdl, Ou.D
Elliot Danforth yesterday corroborated
the exclusive news in yesterdays Journal
as to Senator Germans intention to look
after the Bryan campaign in this State.
Said Mr.. Danforth:
Il have the assurance from Senator
German that he will be glad to give the
State Committee the benefit of his coun-
sci and advice in conducting the State
campaign.
1T is most certain that Senator Cor
man will make several speeches in diff
ferent parts of the State, and as he is a
warm friend of Bryan, and an enthus-
iastic champion of free silver. he is
likely to devote all of his time to a
vigorous canvass of this State. He is
confident OF a great victory for Bryan
in his own State"
When asked as TO how soon Senator
German would appear at headquarters.
Chairman Danforth said:
II think that any time we should send
for him he would be glad TO come"
When asked If he knew what course
Senator Hill intends 10 pursue the rest
of the campaign, Danforth said:
'T have received no communication from
Mr.. Hill as to what course he will pursue.
He has not assured me that | will receive
any declaration from him at all, or that
he will make any declaration. / expect
that he will declare himself some time
this month / have always said that he
would support Bryan and Sewall, and the
Chicago platform"