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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-30

\ negro witness on a horse trial in a New
Jersey Court was asked to explain the differ
rncc tatwccn box and common stall
Strengthening himself up, he pointed to the
square Enclosure in which the Judge wa,
seated and said: Oats what ! calls a box
stall, whar dat ole boss am sittin'w 1t took
Court
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-30

\ gentleman was Gliding his son for staying
mt late at night and said: "Why, when
was your age, my father would not allow me
% 90 out OF the house after dark" Then
;ou had deuce Of father, you had SAID
he young protligatc, whcrcupon the father
very rashly vocitcratcd: Il had a coDfound-
ID sight better one than you have, you young
,gScul -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-30

Lightning recently struck a telegraph pole
md ran along the wire into the office at Coats
lie, Indiana, when the operator, seated al
he instrument, cXcitedly telegrapheI back.
/. Don't send so id FASH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-30

Notwithstanding the popularity Of the pos
al cards not an instance has yet come to
ight where they have been used in arrang-
ny the prcliminarics Of an elopemunt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-30
HisrllanfOus.
TIL II PLANO
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
Announces the following
V.I..N. Stations q. Service
During the Season OF lS13 NJ the
Barn Of l.. Steward, Plano, Ill.
PANIC
,Hisrllauf0uS.

\ beautiful Bay, eight wears old, 1914 hands high
weighs 1850 lbs Can trOt better than 30 when
in condition. For form, style and way Of going,
is second to none.
PEDIGREE Panic Is by McGregors warrior Ills dam
bv Bac kwOod half sister the dam OF rorohto Chle
NC;regor's Warrior was by Old Royal George; Ills dam
was an Imported mare supposed to be thoroughbred.
Panic has proved himself troter geer, having sired
some OF the best 1rOtng Colts in Canada one o! them hay
ing trutted better than :. 10 as q four yeRr old,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-30

IrOIs SAIsE.-The subscriber orers for sale. on res
sUuahe terms the following land. and town lots, sitl
ted 90 La sale county, 20 VIII:
LANDS.
10 Ac-cs-w5[ Swi, OF ~ NJ. So. :. T. q, r.
:ts Acres y. of CauA z 4 Me- sec. Il. +. So =.
80 Arres-W SW Sec. 20 I. .. Rs.
ESQ ACTes-NN s, Sec. -. 1. 30, u. 8.
TOWN LOTS.
lot 3 g. Block 3. States Addition 20 OTTAWA.
Tn !. Lot %, Block {. States Addition 20 Ottawa.
Lott l. . l. s. ~, n Nccs e. states ADD. 20 Ottawa
L1t q On. n. - II a. p. Rl0ck -. states Addition.
10; {. Block IS states Addition 20 Ottawa
Lot n Hl1gk 90. Ottawa Centre.
TIE v DE- sold Tor paft ash down. and the resaus
on slime sut rGrchlsr-. FOR further particulars Apply
o. A'b~rt ,. puv. CKra' pttcs p''.ga. Illinois.
OtisxA Nay Ises.-u y. Z. GuCnELL-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
w Cors0 TIA strsef aHd Lestsiaaa arssss,
PAYS PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSIT.
Interest commence from date Of deposits
Deposits can be made and drawn at will
myOh j. A. RUFF, Treasurer
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DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
Treasury DEPARrNEx1

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March Is, lE3.
sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery Tor the
15thday of pril. 1873. at IL O'Clock NJ.
Blsnk forms Tor bidding will be furnished upon
The bids will be considered and accepted or reject
posal, so FAR as pied by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and the bond accom- panying the same
shall constitute the contract between the Govern
ment and The bidder or bidders, and no further
The articles contracted for mus. be furnished from
time 20 time during the in Quantities pursuant
20 orders from the Department. The entire Quanti-
ties will, however, be called for during the year
firm making IL, and be accompanied BY q bond, with
sufficient sureties, in the sum OF ten thousand dol
lars, o,J approved by United States odicer Of
the district IN which the sureties reside or do bust
conditioned for furnishing such portions OF the arti
cles may be awarded under il, and the perform
ance Of the contract.
All deliveries viii be subject to inspection by an
the Treasury and the delivery Of inferior article
viii De deemed sufficient cause annul the CON-
tract at the option Of the Secretary.
peIlseries must be free OF charge at the Treasury
Department, W ash fn2ton.
The failure 70 comply with any one order under
the contraetwi operate forfeiture Of the entire
penalty OF the bond, the Secretary OF the Treas
nry may direct the purchase, in open market, Of
20 supply the deficiency caused by such failure. and
charge to the contractors nifty per centum ~ the
price which IL shall be found Necessary TO pay for
sue articles.
Proposals unarcompanied by satisfactory bond
viii be considered and contracts will be award
ed only TO established manufacturers 0f dealers
In the articles.
Proposals to be addressed TO the undersigued and
marked Proposals for Stationary
WM. A. RICHARDSON,
marH-eol5t Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
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AN ACT relating 20 the circuit aud district
courts II the United States Tor tie Iai,l,i.e AMI
northern districts OF Alabama.
BE II enacted ~ the ScRafe ans Rouss If p-p-s-
senfGtircS 81 IA Uglfed STATES II Aalrfa a. css-
sress dsgemtied. That - much OF an act OF act.
OF Congress a. vests I'm the district court Of IN.
nited States Tor the middle district OF Ala
tams, ana the district court OF the United
States for the northern district Of Alabama. the
power and jurisdiction of a circ ait court he
and the same Is hereby, repealed.
Sic. :. That all civil causes. actions suits
executions. pleas, process. amt other proreod =
ines now pending in said district courts OF N.
nitcd States for the middle and northern A.
tricts of Alabama, which might have beep
brought and would have been originailv cogni-
zsble IN a ca. cult court her, By dec lared u
be transferea 10 the circuit court OF the district
OF Alabama; and the clerks OF said district
courts shall transmit all the original papers in
such ca usts, and complete TRANSCRIPT of al
the dockets, minutes, orders, Judgments anu
DEGREES in such causes. a. the same apIsear OF
record IA said district courts. 20 said circuit
count OF the United States NJ Mobile Alahama
SEC. 3. That nothing i'm this act contained shall
apply 10 any indictment found b. grand jury
and now pending In either q iddisfrict cOgrts.
nor shall anything contained Ina this act afect
TIE guriSdlC ton or power % the Sufdene Court
OF the nited States 20 hear and determine any
cause or proceeding now pending in said Sn-
preme Court on writ OF error OF appeal from
either OF said district courts for the middle AMI
northern districts OF Alabama.
Sac. Z. That hereafter the circuit court OF
the United States tor the district OF Alabama
shall exercise appellate and revisarv iuris.iic-
ton over the deCrces ana judgments Of said di.-
tTict courts OF the United States for The middIe
district OF Alabama, under the laws OF the
United States cOnierring and regulating the
jurisdiction. powers. and practice OF the circuit
courts M cases removed in said courts by appeal
OF Wit OF error. Improved, March 5, ISIS.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, .
WAsHINGION ID C. March Al l,TS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 81, 1873. (
Proposals for furnishing such articles Of Station
cry be required for this DE partment and the
bureaus and Offices thereof, during the fiscal year
ending June 81, ls74, will be received until IL
O'CLOCK m Thu RSDAY, May 1 1888.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
nrm making ~, and be accompanied by satisfactory
guarantee that the bidder will execute contract,
with good and sufficient bonds IL his bid j. accepted
for any or all articles. No bid will be considered
without such guarantee.
All articles stipulated to he of the best quail
ty. Samples will be required in all cases. zach
sample to be plainly marked with the name of the
bidder and the price.
Bond, with approved security, viii he required 81
the party to whom the contract, any part Of ii,
may be warded.
On failure to furnish any article in reasonable
time after being or,lered the right Is reserved of
purchasing in open market or of declaring the con-
tract forfeited; and greater price than the
tract price paid for such articles the difference
will be charged TO the contractor. Bids will be
sdered each item separately. Schedules contain
ing blank form for bidding, together with items and
estimated quantities Of articles needed, and full in
formation in accordance with this tvertisement,
will be furnished on application
Contracts will only be warded to established man
ufaeturers q or dealers in the articles.
The Secretary the right TO reject any OF
all bids that may be offered.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of
the Interior and endorsed Proposals for Staff on
cry" COLUMBUS DELAN0,
apl- 2aw10t Secretary.
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A BUSINESS PECULIAR TO TExAs.-An occu-
pauon pursued IN various parts of Texas, and
peculiar TO that state, II the business generally
known az ''cattle SHINING" A few daring fel
lows VIII band together and scour the country
az All hours. for the purpose of ''skimniny'' any
iuckiess steer that may be found OUT OF sight OF
his owner. They drive them of sometimes in
the brush or ravine, shoot them down ierl,
Their hides of and leave the carcass for the
Wo'yes ana buzzards. This has become a real
science in Texas, and many are making money
at the business. The hide of a good steer will
bring SO, and as il Is all clear money IL l. bounl
10 pay. Efforts are being constantly made 10
catch these ''skinniSts." but they are so sharD
they always elude capture. This Is a branch OF
the cattle trade with which the people OF other
states are not generally acquainted. but as the
old man SAID to has son, ''it shows what energy
and perseverance can accomplish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

1HE UPs AND Downs OF WALL STHEFT-
A w. Dimock was the subject of MANY glowing
paragraphs wear or two ago, a. one of the
Youngest, boldest and wealthiest of the New
York stock operators, and MANY young men un-
since IL brought them neither gorgeous wealth
nor nattering newspaper notices. But times
have changed with Mr.. Dimock since then
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, of
which be was president, has failed; Mr. Dimock, :
possessions have faded away, and his residence
at Elizabeth, \. J.,-"palatiai residence" they
called 1t while ago-has been sold TO Col Tom
Scott subject 90 mortgage of sli0, 900. And
such is life i'm Wall street-s good deal faster
but GOOD deal more precariOus, than picking
up dollars slowly and making them go a. tar a.
they will.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

0Waste of wealth may occasionally he re-
trleved; waste of health, seldom; but waste of
time, never.
ga romantic Missouri girl lately made an
fnenectual attempt at suicide discovering
that the persons who had brought her ap were
not her genuine parents.
@The latest story Of an absent minded man
Is that of drug clerk, who filled his Customer
bottle, and receiving therefor nice new twenty
hive cent scrip, pasted it on tie bottle and put
the label IN the cash-drawer,
~ A New York lady announces that she will
give a moonlight German as soon as the s.yoang
May NOON is old enough. There will be no
light in her parlors except that of the moon
sre canning through the windows-that il, ii tie
night be favorable.
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DROPOsALs FOB COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
y . n e Z, K q /. liz Nn u

TREASTRN DEPARTMENT.,
March p, 1873. y
sealed Proposals vii! he received at this ONCE
until 10 O'Clock a. m. MONDAY, the 2sth day Of
April, ls3 for furnishing i've hundred SOB tons Of
run Of mine Georges Creek Cumberland Coal, to
De delivered NJ such times and places and in such
quantities, may be required. and subject to the
Conditions required by act of Congress approved
July IL 1870, viz: THAT such coal shall weigh 22tO
pounds 10 the ton, and shall be inspected and weigh
ed, and the quantity Of each load certified al the
time Of delivery by the person appointed and quail
ned under the act for that purpose; and that the
prescribed lee Of % cents for each ton of coal in-
spected and delivered, shall be paid BY the
contractor"
Proposals viii be considered binding for one week
from the 18th day Of April, ls3 the De partment
sIvipg the right to reject all portion Of the
No proposals will be entertained unless accom- pa
MED by satisfactory evidence of ability to ful the
contract, viii any payment b. made without the
certincate 81 the inspector that the coal furnished
is such the contract calls for.
Proposals should be sddressed and sent TO the Of.
fee Of GEO. A McCARTEE
Chief Of Bureau OF Engr syiRg and Printing Treas
Department. ml
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"A SMART LITTLE GERL.-A little girl, be-
tween thirteen and fourteen years of age, the
aaughter OF MI Zacn- Elliott, of Webster ooun-
ty, brought to this place on Friday last n hale
OF cotton weighing nearly five hundred pounds
which she made bs her own labor, blowing the
ground, planting the seed, working it during
maturity. picked IL, ginned it, and sold il her
sell, realizing from its sale nearly 500. The
cotton was purchased by Col. A. S. Cuts. who
gave the little girl half a cent in the pound
ReIublicosa 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

ONE RESULT of the discussion of oyerworL I'm
schools, started in Boston. is the reduction OF
the daily school sessions i'm Albany 10 five hours
ana a haf The case of detention after school
hoRrs i'm Boston was Investigated by a cam
mlttee which gave non-committal report
rather defending the teacher than otherwise
ana intmating that II was the pupils fault i'm
attempting TO compete with children older than
herself. This report brought out letter from
the pupils father, who vehemently declared
that study after school hours is an evil which
the Boston schools too much indulge in, and
which must be remedied in spite OF committees
and reports.
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DIED.

BISHOP. April Sd, LEWIS b. BISHOP, aged
) years and months.
Funeral services at III 9TH street, Saturday at 10
ociock Friends and relatives respectfully invited
Baltimore papers please copy ]
CoLNE. On the % instant, ANNE, the wife Of
Her funeral will take place on Friday, the 9Th IN
slant, at y. m, from her late residence or 2ith
street. north Of street Friends of the family
please copy.l
HUM. April 8, ISIS, after long illness, JOS.
HUM, butcher, aged - years.
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon AZ 8
O'Clock, from the residence Of the deceased, 10Th
street, between & ard L northeast. Friends Of the
family are invited 20 attend zts
LIGHTIoOT: On Friday, April 9TH, at O'Clock
a. m LIMA lMO0ENE, youngest daughter Of J /.
j. snd Il. h. Lightfoot, aged 2monfhs and n days
Funeral will take place at the residence, near
Droverss Best, on SUNDAY, at D. m. Friends aud
relatives are invited to attend. Ct
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DY LATfMER CLEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and llth street
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Tw ENTY-TwO LOTS,
IN S9UARE 2Os, FRONTING ON R STREET,

TRUSTEES SALE OF GNTY-TwO LOTS,
IN SQUARE 2Os, FRONTING ON R STREET,
BETWEEN l4TH AND 18th, NORTHWEST.
- By virtne Of deed of trust dated the 4th day
Dol September. A. ID. lS1, and recorded in Liber
&6S4, folio 24 Of the land records of the Dis
triet OF Columbia; the subscribers will sell on the
premises, to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY,
the Gath day of April, instant, at 5 o'clock D. m ,
Lois Nos a. IS e. IS e. 50, 81, 50, g. 81, IS, S.
81 IS, 49, 90. 81 g. a3, - and a5 in square 1S accord
ing to Riggs and Plants subdivision thereof; being
sold at the request of the parties secured by said
The terms Of sale are: 0ne-fourth cash, (of which
five per cenum OF the gross amount of the purchase
money must be paid az the time and place ~ sale)
and the residue. in equal sums, i'm T. Is, and n
MONTHS with interest at the of per cenum per
annnm; pay Able semi annually from the day % 81
the deferred payments 10 be secured by a -. #
trust on The premises sold and all convey ancing will
he ut the cost Of the purchaser If the terms Of sale
are not complied with within five days from day
OF sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property, or any portion thereof, for cash. on ten
days public notice at the rick and of the pur-
chaser in default. A.HYDE, %
a42Sw&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Auc.s
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AN ACT g. transfer the control al certai.
powers and duties an relation tn the Tefrt-
tories 90 the Department OF the Interior
BE a cnGc'ef b. fie Sensfs ana Howe 81 Ts-,,ys-
settGfIrcs 81 fts Unstsd States 4 ArRerta a. cps
qress 0ssemblsf. That the Secretary OF ths
Interior shall hereafter exercise an tie p0wers
and perform all the duties in relation o. the
Territories of the United States that are now by
law or by custom exercise and performed by the
Secretary Oi State. lAIproved, March l. fs-R
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DY GREEN h WILLIAMS, Arrtioneers
ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and SITS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER

TIKI STEE SALE OF NALUABLE PKOPER-
TYNEAR ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH
"a By virtue 81 deed Of trust, dated August :.
Is: A. d. ISL, and duly recorded in Liber No s52,
- folio 400 &c, Of the land records for ASKING
county ID. o.. and by direction of the party Sc
cured thereby, will sell at public anc,iOn in front
o. the premises. on MONDAY, April 14th, A D.
hundred and seventy four, fI7s,D hundred and
seventy five, (T5,l one hundred and seventy six
(E6.l one hundred and seventy III one hun
drtd and seventy eight, ES.b and hundred aud
seventy nine, l179b in Giibert's recorded subdivi-
sion Of square numbered six hundred and seventy
five, 1885, in the city of Washington with all the
improvements thereon, being six nearly finished
brick dwellings.
Terms of sale One-third cash; balance in six aud
twelve months to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property to the satisfaction of the Trustee A de-
post of one hundred dollars required each house
at the time Of sair Terms to be fully com piled with
within six DAYS AFTER sale, otherwise the Trustee re-
the right to resell the property risk and
cost Of first purchaser. All convey ancing at pur-
chaser cost.
WILLIAM ii. WARD, Trustee.
a4eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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MARRIED..

Rev: J. Rankin ID. D, Mr.. EUGENE BROOKs
and Miss OCEANA EVERETT, both Of Washing
ton.
1872. by the Rev. Mr. Black, HARRY l. ELWOoD
10 Miss AMANDA BARNES, both OF this CITY
HANDC0CK-H0RT0N. March 25,h, 1873, At
HANCOCK 10 Mrs. A. r. HORTON, both Of the
cry OF Washington, ID. G. IPort Tobacco Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

WOMEN STUDENTS IN ZURICH-On the ones
Ton OF the conduct and influence of women
students, the professors of Zurich I-piyersi,y
have officially replied to queriesof the faculty
OF Wurzburg, that " no unpleasant event has
occurred" and that, g after six years expe-
rlence, the faculty looks forward with salts
faction to a further continuance of the trial. .
and they speak warmly of the earnest desire
10 Work, and the discreet behavior of the young
ladies STUDYING medicine hero
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rGENriiAI NATrre-No. a.,

Az ACT authorizing the President ., arneip.
Frank NJ. Ash ton A second assistant en-, .1,..,r
IN the navy of the United STATES
BE u enacted p ~ Senate GEd Houss II R-pr,-
scptotircs u ~ liited States q Ansrf-s :. -
gTcSs dsssniisd. That the President he and A.
hereby. authorized, BY and with the advice
aud consent Of the Senate. 90 appoint Frank
~ Ashton = - sOnd assistant engineer IL the
7 nited States navy, subject "a The usual cyan
nation Approved. March 4 F>-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

COULDN'T APPRECIATE TIoUT-A gentle
man watching contraband fishing, saw him
throw back in the water, with apparent disgust
several trout and white perch which he had
caught. Asking him why he threw AWAY such
you see, sar, when L goes eelin 1 don't want
none dem ar pesky trout boderin round NV
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LAWS or THE UNITED Srartx
Fssss6 90 fhs Ths~d sersfss ezra, S,,-,.-
s<cesd Ccefrsss.
fGrrErar rErrELNo. al

tGEsErAL SkrUEE-Nc. Ell
~ Acr 70 amend sn net entitled "An A. -
pionote the development OF The mining re-
sources OF the Unifed states"
~ e7ocfef ~ fse y vfs apd Hoses - nr1r~-
tehlaitres y ~ LEs'sd SiJfss II Arcrlc1 a. Co.
s5css ess,nescd, That the provisions 90 the ffth
SECTION OF the act entitled ssAn a., a, -,
ihe development OF the mining resourcs. OF "a,
! nited States, passed Nav tenth. eighteen
huhoreo ana seventy two, which requires ex-
fenditures OF labor ana improvements. o,,
claims located prior 90 the passage OF saif art
are D. rehy 50 amended that the time f.s- ths
hr>t annual expenditure on claims located prioy
O. the passage o said act shall IL extended a.
the tenth dsy OF June, eighteen hundred and
scventy-fCur. Approved. March Z. fS-s
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Az ACT % chisnge and dN the time OF holding
the spring terms of the lnited Stases circuit
and district courts in the cities OF CoxinetOn
shd fadnCah. fn the State 81 kentucky.
~ ~ cso-'ed ~ ~ !S~-ars sad gya,.,s 81 E-,-,
Sentoares - M yntfed Nfares u America ~ s,--
grc,s assrfablea, That the terms OF the United
Staees .uenu ara district oourts heretofore held
IN Covingten, n sntucky :. ON the Thru Nop.f.x
IN ApIll. shall Hereafter he held there on fs,e
second Monday In May, aud the terms al s.id
on the third Monday in March, SHALL &c.,,
be held there on the Second Monday an April.
Approved. March I, ls3
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Boy sUicIDE.-A Young man named George
warren, whose parents reside AZ Beloit WIS.,
conSin. committed suicide at the Fulton. mi
nois military school. on the evening OF the 2y.h
Of March. He was IL years old but being
larger than lads usually are al that age AMI
manly IN his hearing, many persons believed he
VAS really ~ or %. For some time mast he b.s
been esccrting Young ladies 20 parties, taking
them out riding, spending considerable money
ard contracting debts. HIS father was informed
of his conduct, which was censurahIe for moth
ing but eNtrayagaDce, and determined 90 take
hln home. He came here for the purpose YES
srusy ait rhoon, ana IN the evening called at
tie school for the purpose of seeing him. George
was in Eis room talking 20 some of his class
mates, and. when told by hisfather. in their
presence, that he had done wrong, drew a re-
volver from his pocket placed the mnzzie "a
his forehead and blew out bis brains