Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-13
The Late Presidents Assassination Re.

called.
A DISCOVERY AT THE B.. AND P. RAILROAD DEPOT
GARFIELD'S ARM?
II will be remembered that Guiteau fired two
shots at President q lrlield In the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad denot July ID. 1881. one of which
caused the Presidents death and the other GRAZ I'd
his arm II was supposed that this ball lod9ed In
piece OF putty In the kit OF glaZier who was
standing IN direct line between the place where
some OF the witnesses testified that Guteau WAS
Standing and the baggage-rocm- This might have
been the case IL Guiteau stood to the right Of the
min entrance TO the ladies' room but IT. as Mrs
White and Mr.. Jacob Smith, the janitor, testified,
ne stood at the left OF the doorway one OF the
shots must have taken a different direction goI No
someWhat TO the sOuthwestward. Immediately
a.ler Tue sHo0tlng, careful search made for
w missing outlet. or some trace OF IL, the west
sI,e Oh the main saloon, the heater there
paying nay been taken up for the purpose,
nnaily Mrs White and Mr.. Smith concluded not
20 deny the assertion OF other witnesses as to
where the assassin STOOD although IL was subs
ruentiy ascertained that a boy living fin Aiexan-
otia was standing right ON the spot where it was
asserted as Guiteau stood when he fired the fatal
sti's LIES morning as seyera! of the EMPLOYEES of
the Railroad company We're standing near tho
neater on the west side of the room one OF
and Mr.. Kingsley, n baggageniaster gianfine,,
DOWN, found piece OF leadwhich on exaInination'
WIS concluded Was what remained OF BALL one
side OF IL having the appearance OF having str,,.,
apipe with force, and the other having been worn
AMY rfSs IKE TINS as eorro6orating the state
a. one OF the balls fired by the assassin.
THE GUI.NARE SOLD AGaIN-The steamship Gull
mare, which has recently been used in the fruit
Uade between Baltimore and Jamaica, was sold
On her recent trip 10 parties in Kingston jamaica
Tho, IL Is supposed Will place her upon Il line be-
tween that port and San Domingo, the price paid
being. IL Is understood, SIS Coo The Guinare is
well known In connection with the Howgate
Arctic exploring expedition, for which purpose she
vas bought by Capt HOwgate, who strengthened
ner Tor Arctic work. She was subsequently, con-
oemned on account OF her boilers, which resulted
~ tae abandonment OF the scheme. She is regis
tsred at Jamaica and flies the British flag all
eiiorts or Capt Howgate to have her transferred
~ ths Tune OF his contemplated expedition prov
-! M1kaiA9E LcENsEs--The clerk Of the court
nAS :SsWu marriage licenses To the following per
MS: john : Walker and Nettie /. Sebastian: III
- Ferry and II. l. Joice; David g Cotes and Me.
nss3 + Drk. OF Alexandria; VIM. Wilson and
2Ary Payne; Samuel s Cumming AMI Anna l. Car
0c3a, OF Norfolk, Va; Richard johnson and Mary
Nelson. '
TEE TEST OF LovE-"Do you love me- maynr,a?,
Why, certainly, my son; why do you ask me so
foolish question:" SHOW much do you love me
amman" "LetS, my son: why?n "Does papa
90 me. too, mammal" "Of course he does; why
% you ask such silly questious?" "Because I
want sn!t OF those nice boys clothes KEEP: for
sale by j. Robinson Co, as9 P.haaylyania ave-