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COUNTRY BOARD.

" ssa-.,.; i5,,-ia.. losr asp,y FURNISHED cssrss
S1is pifn,y 2; s6as for term, adars elS
nNEHE CAToCTIN MOUNTAIN. NEsR fIES-
otuss. an attractive summer hUli. ons s,ra.l ana
1 ,S >sre. t,an y, Nacsni uoisrste r.ies Mr.
"a. 50 '''''' '-i Si iSs;s'
Al ANrID- SCMNER H1GRnKis. LOCATION
hl-h AID hes "a, neS h"u-. n~S fgTnit are ten
a., Ad.ir,ss Mr. ". z-Oi.i.lN, Bosd's Md jyi+-i~i
ThE WHITE CorTAeE. AAKrIK's FFRRy. ".
snly eosTi = aud stI.r N,'ek sud ior .irrniaT.
II. 4. mi, n. sfii. fros'-,,ior. Seia.rT:
nESIRABLE LOCArluN MAR riiRCIlANIIIE
- s'silon iarsc, ileasan' MONS ard Eooc shade.
garden. Adir,ss Mr. a. 4. hAkKis. l'ur,'-'l,iii-.
l.udoun county. Va. Hl4.r'
A pAhi"A ANU ,aoNE ~ THE NOl-NrGINs
"A Of Loadcu n county ior families Iar-. rorls.
lor;,,oes ,Ia.ns H.io, booze si,s ps.e caure,c 90
Grove Farm. near Aide. Va WA ~
- Il.lNGDALl' A rRINATE BOARDING.
- house ~i;h aluIle aocci t,Iolat.us. lath rounl.
nun.iy tao mails c,cIy day WITHIN two n.iies %
anu SS 9rqairl SoliN q nIRNpoN lima fs qua
doun county. Va. l,,3s-lul-
a I'm MORE ROAkbl r., " ANTFp AT aAHRI-
ne IN vail I iTs, tt r ,r S. ~ - =, aa
ia hou-e amt sronids irt's e.; iik. crynia, fruif.
App.y as Above or a: Y. a.. sllCLk $3.50 LOUISIANA
ave Jyilo,
TWO NASANl ROOMS A. SIZING Bank. lNO
fruii uilk. cream trysh Vegetables Sc. trains iu.t
e suit those m once. STRING BANk. Aisssndr,.,
!" OCUsT LAM" SINNER BOARDING
,l hy'ss fruit. ace. mill r. in Irciusi"n table
hLft. boyds. Md lyio-im
(nlh BoAkpEKs CAN FIND A PLEASANT
h.ine ior the summer Mia Mr.. " L. hichards IN
"a ". -, y iArse. shady srounds. iruits. A..
OAK NIL. SITUATED oN An ENINENcE.
" iui view % thu Blue Ridge and surround M I'M
5as hr lse '1sa ?,si, q shade ies milk iraii
siMfspN. N"rth iork. L"uloni. county. Va.
SIMMlk BoAKDE,ts TAkkN AT rHIi0NONT,
- Lnud3un county. Va 81 the moe, Gle, ated and
hesihiul -; ions q Nirrln,a, SbundAnr. shade
and .'hss siPsscuenis For T&ricGia,s sdlrs.s u
.. ANENNth mys-tES>,sn
nEs.BABLE LOCATION ON VALLEY sRANcH
H - and %. q X. near station aud a. -. ire frotn
mosquitoes and malaria, l,bzl taes plenty u frut
hei e, MTs. g L. WILSON. summit fuiut, Jef-
l.ts'h 70, W, Va paw
iNsTIIUTE BOARDING. HOUSE 1IIp HiATTI-
n.,, 1I.. In and soghdsoi tie Ersrola Female
Address T. p INSTITUTE. Manchester. IA. 5yUiW
RoAED FoR CHILDREN oNER THREE YEARS.
lsr4e house. elevated Position. nne shade aud "a
Pals Church. Va. Reference. Dr. y. r. Graham. ads
New lork ave. Os-.:~s
GHALNBEATE SPRINGS HoTEI, GOOD BOARD.
hon tee.rarh One. mountain and rive I.ns
Shaiy hcaie sIrng. Fer mo-, as 10 s:l5 Isr week
burg. Va. III .,Iu
TIE DE LANDER FARM NON READY FOR
- boardefs Hall mile from station. sIr;uz water.
nients Private teams cared la. l. q DE TiNDIK,
boyd station. MontsonieEy county. Nd. yels I'm
AkGE MANsIoN-rLESIY or SHADE; CON
- Nenent 10 cars and dAly mails and all fOrts u
ms2l-1m' Hamilton. Loudoun co. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

LoR sALE-"NoRTH AKLINGToN HEIGHTs"-
Il the most beautiful Villa sites, and ole half
miles from and IN full view Of the city Of Masllxion
10 10 acres each, only slO TO 800 Der acre easy
terms dwellings erected Iur purchasers at cost.
JylG-aa i4iS New YoIi ave.
l'OR SALE OR RENT-A VERY NEAT COTTAGE
4 at Forest Glen. Nd rooms and bath. large lot
Also new ntne-ruom house bath. hot and cold water
range. AZ. j. al. HEREFORD. l4l9ost. JyIolh
I'Ok sALE-foRTl-FOUk ACKLs. TWO Mills
Il nom Washington. railroad STATEN Asa
thirty acres ADJOINING the above I.r ~.
trd cash. balance one. two aud three years SEVEN.
room cottaee at Carn sIrlngs Tor rent. sl-.O Ter
MONTH OF Tor sale, l..sl uthiy iu-talllI.uts
jyl5-5t J. T. CLEMENTS. l:gsi fst nv
II HIRTI-SENEN HUNDRED WILL BIN BEAT-
IN nj country resld.nce miles from hA,lliig
ton. ON the Is. and -. small payment. tAIaucs
small monthly payments. Address Gamer. J. q. l.,
Star Office. iyIg-INs
NoU CAN PROCURE LOTS AT COST BY JOIN
ine the Brighton lark 20. Zee GdNt. under RI
hahcial. Nll1h
Irok sALE-NEAR BkANCHYILIE ON IN B
Il aud %. X X, 9is miles Washington. severa
pretty six and eisht room houses esUsy 20
s@,1UO each, IN easy las ineIits IlIes houses arr
beautifully located and have within q lev
feet of the houses laree lots lCsD by l.yO
H4-lm T. Il. BROOKS. ono i:sth 81 NV
lrok sALEzDEsiKABLE RESIDENCE N wEsr
tnd lark. Rockville moderate price liberal terms:
Inquire OF CASHIER. sOO 18th II. a. my5-eosiui
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IOR RENT
i sl4sl6 18th st.. $40 All 4th st Sc. 0r %. 80
3l1-ly Al nv. 3or. lbs u 9Th st Sc rs 80
1877 81 NV, llr. llU u III 9Th st me- -. 20
11iT st NV, 80 2lS Arthur ri NV ar %. 40
lOll ave NV, lOr. 10 so Cog Is 81 ne. tjr Is 40
1927 st NV, llr. .5. 40 .t:3s Spruce ST. 6r Is
~ llth st NV l3r 10 10 il9 Prospect ave. ~.
2Ol! u NV. vi. 10 l1O4 st NV, :S,o
ly44 i4th st NV. ST. 10 SIS sc Or. %. so
~ 81 NV. Sr ID la10 18th 81 NV, tr. - 80
1911 llth st NV, III 10 SlD1 q st me- 6r IS
l4lO st NV. lUr. l5li Sd ST nw tr 40
1910 st NV, 1Or.. 90 A 1Ul1 Cap st, 6r 20 80
yO2 1T NV, 1Or. .s4 Mass ave NV ar 20 40
1913 18th ct NV. 1Or. 80. 0o 1000 W st NV 20 40
12o3 9TH NV, Tor. 30 AZ l207 st ne 10 30
Az ID st NV. yr. 80 l5S, I'd 81 NV er 20 N
1fl3 i st NV, Sr. 20 30 ave NV tjr 20 10
210 st nv, Sr. Al 1905 4th ST NV Tr ~ N
nw i4r * - lsjo + St NV. 6r...... is. 30
81 NV. lOr ~ 40 10 L st NV. Or Is. 10
IN IN "a ~ nM' ~ is2 10th st ". Is
lOlS I'm %. & ~ ~ :f9 Mass ave or. Id. 30
1876 10th SC NV. Sr 30. 20 .ssi9 Ii ne, 6r. II,
14Qo 14th st. store...... b 7l5 ii ne, Or IL al
lt5 10th st NV. "a ITO Rig,s ST. tir Ia al
Sxj Fla NV, ST.. ~. 10 9l4 Oh 81 se 7r II N
W Ut NV, Or. ~. IS LIS 10th ST NV 10 n
Oil N Of NV. 6r. 3Ul MeSsmore 81 - ia "A
l4:s0 b Ut NV. IT. 3UlDl5 Az st sw M 40 =,
Nauck. Va, lar. 30 9l5 9TH 81 NV Ir q y,
S2l Spruce st. lOr ID Stfy Navy place ~ ~ u IN
13 vt NV, .....5s. "a u N 81 ~. Ar q
xe225 18th st NV. Or "a. 30 GIG ID 1t 81 5r Z n
l21S = ut NV. Or Ell. 20 North : court 81 ~
ty11 b. H. WARNER CO.. g16 IT. nv
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Il SUBURBAN HOUSES
WITH CITY IMPROVEMENTS
AND RAPID TRANSPORTATION
Now T. the time buy. For full particulars terms
ana permit 10 lnsiect call uIVn the UNDERMINED
We also have other suburban houses from s. 500 ana
upward IA all parts the suBuris
We would be pleased 10 show these properties ap-
plicatlOl our Office
McLAcHLEN a BACHELOR,
,eao Corner 10Th and 4, s,s
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1914 Sunderland place. 10 rooins and bath SIS
1911 18th 81. 10 rooms ana oSti...-........
02l 2O3l and .iEsi W.. - rooms ami bath. 20
az ST. and dwelling. nine rooms. Is
hENNEDA 4 ElCkLEN.
iyl6-8s t51S i4th -.
I>OR RENT-NICE HOUSE. 34l3 ST. NV;
II ci,ht rooms and hath. Apply TO owner New
Hampshire ave. ami ii St NV. NlO-lm'
LroR RENT-Ar A BAEGIN-HOUSEs 1906 20
Il Marion st. Z rooms: bay window. all modern inn
provements. Inquire Office TIE PALAIs ROY Al.
18th st. and Pa ave. iyiG-G
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- As&N
u st bet 18th and 18th
SITS NV, with large
stable ana xarien$u.j6. 6f
Mass av, overlooking
Thomas Circle, with
..s. $500. 80. oON
18th 81, cor NJ overlook
inx Conn ave, with
stable as. 81
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave,
with stable. .4i6. o.
Conn ave and L $; (cor-
HeT go. bob IS
h mr. Mcpherson So. 3Ot
u st, cor Goth. .oUI
jefferson place and
l.rh 81. ....-.....2IL
18th st, overlooking
Conn ave, bet Nj and
\ SITS. with stable. .o5C
Rhode Island ave bet
14th and 18th SIS. sc
Sc cor 2lst and X sis
NV, lers and bath. % !
Thomas circle. ........2,.Ii
II bet 18th and 18th. .i
X ST bet 10Th and 10th
SITS. with stable. ri 81
Without stable. .20t
n bet 18th and 10th. POS. -
l4th ST. cor L ST. .2OI
II st bet 18th and 10th
sts ...... IN
N st bet Conn ave and
18th st. DOC
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALt-sTOvE AND TN STORE: FULL SET
Il Of timers tools; horse and two wagons central
location n W; price, vt 100 doin q good business;
office. jyIG-H'
WANIED-IMMEDIATE ST. coo AT 10 PER
Address sent pSr s,r interest ample stock sSeurty
EoR sALE-EsTABLIsHED MILK ROUTES,
= horses and wagons everything complete Address
Room 10, O3l \ ST. NV. iy16;h'
EoR sALE-LIQUoR STORE; DWELLING AT
Place SUPPLIED WITH sS waters as ad eear S
License secured Long lease. Must be sold at once.
trally located. Address Box l5, Star ONCE iyi5.w.
DOR sALE-lN THIS CITY, A HOTEL CONTAIN
hasss Star Once
FOR sALE-GR0CERY AND PROVISION STORE
Sn ssan Sickness
EOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST PAYING MEAT
and provision markets in the northwest horse and
Ys HfA'y a.. 'As f0ia q CASH. as Star so o sssh
SCHOOL FOR SALE or To LET.THE MARY
connoiations 300 cadets and their officers; with
drill grounds, assembly rooms and gymnasium; fine
FOR catalogue address +. o. box H. Oxford Md. il43
FOR sALE-GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE. A
rare chance parties selling out ON account Of eav-
laS city. Apply 33O l. 1t. II. W. yl4-&'
DERSONs INVESTING FROM $40 TO $500 CAN
i Treble nth thes i'm money within sixty days No risk
T.. CO., Star office jyl4-ds
WANTED-THE POSITION OF SECRETARY OF
w apubiic company IL offered to q gentleman who
can invest from to 81. OOO IN the company Adj
dress Z. u. f.. Star Office. Jyl4-ds
ENOR SALE-BARGAIN-TO RAISE CAPITAL TO
manufacture will sell part interest In two PATENTS
The articles great demand In every house In the
country. Can lie furnished ut low price and large
rroht Apply to q. bOYEk. IA It'll 81. s.w. jyl36t
kOR SALE BAR ROOM AND RESTAURANT
= and house furniture OF ~ rooms for sell
ing. to settle en- estate. Apply premises. 100 Pa.
ave. NV. +. Al. PARKER. Administrator. jyl00t'
~ crystals lOc. wnrranted 10Y In business ;cash
for Odd gold. silver Watches yeweiry; confederate
money. Jewelry store under Metropolitan. jy10-3m
YOU TAKE NO CHANCE.
4 Ramsay cleans your watch for 81, puts in main
tprtng Tor Il. ana wurrants his work ono year We
makers in the city. liza q. NV. jalo
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EHOR RENT lbs Patterson ne. Or. STA. 20
l. 80 18th Il, storp l...,s 2d 50 6r....... L,
and &c ar SAC OC l6 FLORIDA NV Ar. 10
u. - Sc. l.r 20 "a M,,hlsr s,ourt, y \
L VI Myrtle S. u G. % rooms and bath an mod imps
ALBERr p. CORNING.
1t O. II -. NV
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lSI Id.
ltdh Il bet Q ami II SIS 200
Conn ave djaCent to
Lafayette Square. 100
Dupont ac.rcIc (west
side). lars and two
baths.....-......-.-lS 3. "a
jefferson place het,onn
ave and 18th - ......la5
X stbet l6thSl9th. l6si. 81
lbet 18th and lYth. LOO. ia
Mass ave bet 10th and
18th sts...........-lthi. q.
18th 81, cor he Sales =. $50
2lst -. bet Rand : sts. lJO
jefferson place bet Conn
ave and lith ST. Tors
and bath. lo3. 81
y - bet Eth and 18th
SITS. lUrs and bath. .l2o
1O:a 81 let 4 and L sts,
Hrs and bath. ....l2o
18th 81 Just north o: l.
s. l,3rs and two baths. l2.5
Conn av let X & l. stS. I'D
Jetfersonplace bet Conn
& ave 4 18th 81 .........l25
18th ST let q and Z sts. .l:l5
jefferson place let Conn
ayand l9th st......l0S. %
II ST bet lith&l3th SITS. 100
.srh 81. corner J st.....lOO
L st bet l1tn and 18th
i SITS. ...... 50. SD
:.e2d ST bet L and r sts.. 40
18th 81 near boundary. ~
sLES.
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LOH KENT
= 1908 E st NV. store. &15
1:Al l. Ut NV. 81. -. ......si
lw Corcorzn 81 NV. Tor. &C
9l6 Mass av NV. Tor. 50. -
130A Riggs sfnw. Tor. 10. &c
Gil Mas ave ne. l0r. . 40
Tunlaw road nv. 6r. -. 81
20l0 H st nv, ". $500. as
3l6 Spruce ct nv. 6r....,.3Q
2oOH nv. &......2S.H
1yl03t CHA0
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

L'Ok RENT-A NICE BRICK STABLE AND CAR
riage house; two stalls and water in stable; rent
very low. Apply at 10ll NJ st. n. jylB-ats
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The above houses can he examined by permit from
our oince only. THOMAS J. FISHER a. CO,
iyl3 l:S.l4 r 81 n W
LOR RENT
l:02 q st. W.. near Iowa Circle ......... eco 90
Large stable and shed in alley het 81 ana az
and c ana D SITS n W. from July i,.......''. 20 90
lelS-lm JOHN d. BEAII- 1921 + II.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-A VERY NICE FLAT IN Sd STORY
l. OF 1919 l4th 81. $50. CHARLES EARLY,
vlo-@w 603 i4th st.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

k'OR RENT-NICE LARGE OFFICE ROOM On
l. first floor. so per month.
j. L. O'BRIEN
yloN 12l3 st. IL. w.
IrOR kENT-OFFICES AND FURNISHED ROOMS
4 10 prompt tenants on terms to suit, at 1871
NV. Front roCms
ie:25-lm wM. F. HOLTZMAN, 1921 Fnw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

Elt.N MANOR. OkEST8I.rN-OiFN ft,R rHE
VI sea-ssa' IrSt-zss honfd. newly furnished chargs
fs1sonaec. tErte nlinutts fron deiri n lent
water; plenty ~ shade. nor terms aalrrss oIlIN
MANOR. for, - Glen. ma. Ns-i.fs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED 1T kNOwN--I AM IN TOWN FOR A
w few days buyint up gents irst-ciass second
hand clothing. aud VIII pay more than any one ever
did for the same. Send postal and vii! cal. Address
BOSTON,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-05-21
Notice to Creditors.

FREDERICK TROXELL.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the estate Of the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
or thereof legally authenticated to the sub
scriber on or before the LIST day OF November
1891, they may otherwise by law be ex-
cludcd from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby warned t. make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
April, 1891.
WIN. y. TRONELL,
Executor.
apro3 Martin d. Troxcil, Agent.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-05-21
}$e|ett pottru,
DON T STOP MY PAPER.

DON T STOP M Y PAPER.
Don't stop my paper. printer,
Don't strike my name of, yet;
You know the times arc stringent,
And the dollars hard to get;
But tug little harder
Is what mean to do,
And scrapc the cents together,
Enough for ne and you.
1can't afford TO drop it,
l find it doesn't pay
To do without a paper,
However others may.
hate to ask my neighbors
To give me theirs on loan.
They don't just say, but mean it.
"Why don't you have your own 7"
You can tell how we MISS it;
Ifit, by any fate,
Should happen not to reach US,
Or come little latei
Then all IS in hubbub,
And things 60 all awry,
And, printer, if you're married
You know the reason why.
cannot do without 1t,
1t is no use to try,
For other people take it,
And, printer, SO must /.
], too, must keep me posted.
And know what's going on,
Orieel, and be accounted,
A foggy simpleton.
Then, taEe it kindly, printer,
If pay be somewhat slow,
For cash is not so plenty,
Aud wants not few, you know.
But must have my paper,
Cost what it may to me,
Id rather dock my sugar,
And do without my tea.
So, printer, don't you stop il,
Unless you want my frown,
For here's the years subscription,
And credit it right down,
And send the paper promptly
And regularly on,
And let it bring us weekly
Its welcomed benson.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-05-21
President Garfield at School.

James A. Garfield was sent to school
when SIX years Of age. He soon showed
that he had good memory, and great
powers of observation. learning great
deal from overhearlng the recitatlons
OF the older scholars in the class. The
master of the school he attended once
boarded at his mothers house and
took a great fancy to James, quickly
discovering that he was bright boy.
He told the little fellow that if he
studied hard he might some day be a
general. james soon after went to his
mother and asked her to tell him what
a general was His mother then told
him an interesting story of how his
ancestors had fought in the Revolu
tionary war, saying that although sew
eral of them deserved to be generals,
they never reached that dignity. james
understood what it was to be a general,
though he expressed grave doubt
whether he would ever be one.
This same teacher laid down in the
school a new rule to the effect that
scholars should not look about the
school room, as it interfered with study
in their lessons Now little James Gar
field was OF a very active turn of mind,
he had always been used to looking a
round the room, and, as | have said,
he "picked up" considerable lnforma
ton by listening to the scholars of the
higher grades recite their lessons. He
tried to obey the rule, for by nature he
was an obedlent child, but every now
and then his eyes would be raised from
bis book and 20 wandering off to tie
group Of scholars reciting in another
part of the room. That evening. in
the presence of James, the teacher com
planned to his mother Of his want Of at
tentlon. The mother remarked thet
perhaps he could not sit still that be
had been an intensely active child all
his life. james cried and said that he
meant to be a good boy, and that he
would try again to sit still. But the
next day he would, as the saying is
"prick up his ears when the other
scholars were reciting, and his eyes
would roam away from the printed page
before him. The teacher, however, had
changed his opinion Of the restless
scholar he noticed that he acquired
his lessons faster than any other boy in
the class so be came to the conclusion
that James Garfield really could not
master his restlessness which was not
the result of an idle nature, but of an
active, lnquiring mind. and he ceased
to reprimand him for the habit.
Garfield was quick witted lad.
One day he and another boy had been
mlschevious in school. The teacher
told them to 60 home-They were sur.
prlsed and hesitated to obey the COM
mand.
Don't delay" said the teacher, "go
at once"
Young Garfield darted out Of the
door, and ran home as fast he could,
reaching the house in about five min
utes, and then he turned around, and
without stopping moment, ran back
to school and took his seat in the class
The teacher soon noticed him and
said, Il thought / sent you home
James said he had been homo, "but you
did not tell me to stay he added.
The teacher smiled at the original
explanation, and James was informed
that he could stay where he was.-Har-
pers Young People.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-24

The preliminaries 10 the affair were very
undemonstrative, and the shooting
had commenced and eliminated before the
byStanderS realized that anything unusual
had occurred. Those who were in the Vi
cinity say that AllibOne was sitting in front
of the hotel and Campbell approached and
said something in very low tone,
to which the former made an
equally quiet reply. Allibone arose from
his chair and Campbell struck at or slapped
him and retreated, Allibone following him
and attempting TO grasp him. Campbell
told him to stop or he would hurt him, but
AlliboRe kept advancing and Campbell
drew 3S-caliber pistol from his
pocket and fred the first shot
He again repeated his warning and in sec
ond fired the second shot and Immediately
afterward the third, when Allibone stag
gered and sank down.
All three of the shots entered the body in
a radius of four inches, but it IS impossible
TO determine which shot entered first
Two entered from the first and the
other from the right side The first entered
over the heart and ranged backward and
outward; the second entered about two
inches to the right of the first and ranged
backward and outward the third entered
from the right side struck d rib and lodged
near where it entered. This one was found
Just under the skin ana was removed by the
IENSlGldllS. Ollt DUI4Cl t}ISScu cLt anu
struck Tandy Price, byStander, lntiIctlng
i painful but not serious wound in the
muscle of the left arm.
Ii was the opinion of the physicians at
first that Allibone would recover shortly,
as the wounds all seemed to be very
slight. One of the physicians, however,
stated to 4 GAZETTE reporter i'll the after
noon that he was uncertain as TO the seri-
BUSINESS of the wound over the heart, as the
nature of it did not warrant thorough
probing, also that the patient had received
I much worse shock to his nervous system
than was at first supposed, and if no i'm
provement was had in his condition before
u O'Clock it was his opinion that the shock
would be fatal. The doctors predictions
were only too correct, and at $50 the
wounded man died. AT ) o'clock
ne seemed 10 be much better, but
later relapsed into stupor from
which it was impossible to arouse him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-24

The railroad companies are beginning to
array themselves against the Pullman mo-
nopoly. and also that OF It's lesser competi-
tor, The Wagner palace car company, says
an exchange. President Ashley OF the Wa
bash is strongly of the opinion that the rates
OF the two companies are altogether too
high, and rs the saue feeling seems 10 pre-
Vail among the majority Of railroad men,
there viii be a united movement. ne thinks,
before long 10 compel the sleepinT-car COM
panieS TO charge more reasonable prices for
the accommodations they extend. The
railroad companies have contracts with the
palace car CON PInics, and a the expiration
Of !, certain tlre-seven years in some cases
ard fourteen years IN otherS-tue railroad
people have the privilege Of buying half of
the palace car companies property used on
the roads. But III The expiration Of that
time. President Ashley thinks. the Pullman
and Wagner companies viii discover that
their magnificent rolling stock, in many
cases. will not be longer needed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-24

and endeayored to effect his capture but to
no avail. The identity of Harrington was
given 10 r. l. Murray who resides
AZ Colbert. He located him, and in
company with his brother, deputy.
this morning started for the game. Har-
rington suspected all was not right, and
when the Murray brothers put in an ap-
pearance mounted bridled horse and rode
off. a desperate chase then began. The
Murray brothers drove the spurs into their
horses, and for a mile they
gained but trife. Fearing
their man would escape. a shot was fired in
his direction as a warning, which was
promptly returned. likewise Il second from
each rider. The distance Iessened between
them, and Harrington finding escape
under these circumstances impossible,
jumped from his horse into q field.
Dismounting also, the two brothers
followed, and then began
second series OF firing. but without effect.
At distance of q mile or more Harrington,
realizing he would soon be overtaken,
stopped and warned the NIurrays not TO ap-
proach farther for fear of their
lives In the face OF the muzz!e,
Murray, who was Row alone, ad-
vanced cslowly and in an opportune
moment got the drop on his game. resulting
in the capture. Harrington is a young man
Of about nineteen summers and IS cOnslt-
cred one Of the most dangerous outlaws il
the vicinity. He is now in the charge Of
the chief OF police, who viii turn him over
10 the sheriff of Ellis county upon MS
arrival.