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CoUnr IN GENERAL TKRM--C.iief Justice Bino-
ham and Judges Goa and James.
Yesterday-Earber d Rosa agt. johnson;
argued partially.
EoUrTY CouRr-Jndoe Co..
Yesterday-ln re Kate F. Fcgarty and Mary
Woodward, alleged lunatics; writs Of inquisition
ordered
CIRcUrr Couar-Jidge Hdgney
Observation-Disclosures agt. Great Falls Ice
Company; discontinued Same ct al agt. same;
weather. agt District; judgment in certiorari-
PRoBArE CoUHT-Jud1e Coz.
festerday-Estate of Christian Rupert: col
iectors authorized to accept payment before
maturity. Estate Of J. r. Campbell; petition
Tor letters OF administration filed. Estate Of
pf Richard Fullalove; order Of publication.
Estate Of Patrick ]. Murphy; do. Estate Of
Emma johnson; do. Estate of Jane G. Wright;
viii admitted to probate and letters testament
airy issued to Jeremiah Sullivan; bond. O., Co.,
Estate Of Sarah J. Martin; do. and letters OF
administration c. T. a. issued to Geo. w. Cook;
bond, 81 600. Estate of Susan II. Hall; letters
OF administration issued to Geo. J. Senfferle;
bond, 900, 900. Estate Of A. w. Noack; letters
testamentary issued to Rachel and A. W. Noack,
~: bond, Sl00. Estate Of Geo. +. Atkins; will
admitted to probate and letters testamentary
issued to Mary and Anna II. Atkins;
bond, $2000. Estate Of Maria D. Green; do.
and letters testamentary issued to George +.
Green on special bond. Estate of Mary Bruce;
will admitted to probate. Estate Of Edward
Cooley; order authorizing administrator to
deposit money. Orphans Of J. D. Smoot;
Mary f Smoot appointed guardian; bond,
Ga, 900. Estate Of Vim. Taylor (of England)
James l. Norris granted letters OF administra-
hon; bond. 1000. Estate CT VIM. Chic; +. L
McLane, administrator, qualified. In re Re-
becca w. Bell; John W. Bell appointed guar
| dian. In re w. II. H Smith, guardian; pay
ment to ward directed. Estate OF Cinderella
NJ Hawk; viii admitted to probate and letters
Documentary issued to Lavinia II. Engel and
James Hawk; bond, 300. Essate of Maria J.
Cark; VIII admitted to probate and letters Of
administration c. t. 4 Issued n Enoch L. White,
bond, 5000 Estate Of Kerwein Wilson; George
A. King granted letters Of Gdrcinistr alton; bond,
| ss0s Esta.e Of Margaret J. Watson; first 20.
count IL executor passed.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SALE OF CORPORATION REAL ESTATE.

BALE Or CohPORATION REAL ESTATE.
The city council has authorized the sale at
public auction next November of the American
coal wharf, which is the north portion of Point
West. where the fish wharf has been established
Tor many years. Point West was established as
public landing for tobacco at the warehouse
erected there on ''Simon Pearsons land in
lI3 IL. II was under the control Of the county
court OF Prince William and in 1740 passed un-
der the control OF the county court of Fairfax
county, and so remained until iii. when the
house Of burgesses passed an act giving the
control OF 1t to the trustees Of the town Of
Alexandra under certain conditions az to
wharfage, DC.
Inc election OF successor to Gen. Lee in
Congress from this distric. has been fixed for
Wednesday, the 9th of December next,
The Alexandria Savings Bank, established
here last year, will be discontinued next month
anu the deposits and stock payments will be re-
turned. The business Of the bank did not JUS
tify keeping it open
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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auc,.oneers.
~ yh and d st. ~.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A yAIuABr.s PROPERTY
~ THE Evl N9RTHWEsL SECTION OF THE
STEEET N0RTHWEST-A FINE LARGE BRICK
DMEELLING. WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
by virtue Of deed Of trust dated May II. A. d.
Iss, and duly recorded among the land records Of
the District OF Columbia. in L,ber No. lo6. folio ISL
ana az the request Of the holders of the notes
secured thereby. yil sell at public auction front
81 PIN Inc premises. on TUESDAY, NOyEMBEETE TENTH.
ieSI. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following
@ m p,ees or Parcel Of land and premises situate
known and Distinguished as and beiug lot numt cred
nety go, in MattinsIy and Wilson, trustees,
snoehvision o. square numbered three hundred and
three l3G as per plat recorded in Llber W b.
M ioho Igf OF the records Of the surveyors Office of
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-haf Of the purchase money In
cash. balance in three equal insalments respectively
IN one I'd. two CD and three CD years, with
payable annually at the Of six 90 per
PEI secured by deed OF trust on the properly
OF $40 will be required ct time Of sale Ali convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost Terms Of
sale to be compiied with in ten days from day OF
sale. BHAINAED n wARNFR
Oc,U-d6Q0 Surviving Trustee
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucrioneer,.
~ S20 Pelnsy iyAnia ave. d v

~ $40 Pelnsy wanna ave. W.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE UNrMpRoyEp
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE or
STANTON PLACE BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH SIREEIs NOkI HEAsI, BY AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. now ABER SEC
oND. 1891. AT HALf-PAsI FOUR O'CLOCK we
will sell, in front OF the premises,
The WEST 10 FEEr FRONT
BY THE DEfTH THEREOF,
AND THE NORTH 10 FEET
OF 0hIoINAL LU1 1. IN SQUARE ST..
This property is among the desira ODE In the
northeast section, facing sTAN ION sol AXE and tne
GREEN EQUESTRIAN STATUE, laylng . SOUTH
EhN EAPOS IRE and with an eligible depth of ONLY
80 FEET. IL Will be sold or in lots 10
SUIT PURCHASERS, accord-ng TO plat shown at sale.
Terms OF sale third cash balance in one and
two years, with interest the of pei cent per
annun. payable semi -anhua.ly, secured by deed Of
trust on tue property sold. deposit S2UO to be
paid at the time OF sale IL sold entirety or no
per lot ii sold by subdivision. Terms to De comri
with in fifteen Gays from right 20 resell Al
the risk and cost of or
chasers- RATCllffE, DARk 4 co
oc2sd&ds Auctlonserx
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nuNoANsoN BROS. Auctionssrs.

nUNCANsoN DRoS.. AucttonssrA
VERY pEsIRABLE PKoi ERTY, CORNER OF
STREET. IMPROVED BY STORE AND DWELL
On aTTTj AyaFrrRNooN Novr,enrRrH,pn
l6Sl. q HALF-PAsr -FOUR O'CLOCK. Ne VIII ed
LOT AZ SQUARE e1s,
which has been subdiytdsd into iivc buildins Lot.
SUB LOrs $50, 1e1. 1p2. lse snd 1874, SQUARE e1s.
The los each have front Of lS feet on FLORIDA
AVENUE except lot lgo which has front Of 20 feet
and lot 10, which has front Of 80, 6e feet on
ElOklDA AVENUE and 10 IL feet on NORTH CAPT.
dwelling: o.,,.,,.
year. nots to bear per cent interest and to Be- -
cured By dssd on property. Oonysyancing. 10. q
purchasers cost. deposit Of olu0 required each
lot nt tune Of sale term. Of sale are not complied
with IN nfteen days. the night reserved resell tbs
cnassr alter nvs days. Of sueh rssas IN
some newspaper publtehed In Washington, u. @.
0Ce9-d&ds OUNOANSON BROS. AuctA
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
How the Flyers Are Brought to the
Starting Point.
THE SOUND OF THE BUGLE.

The Horses Recognize It's Meaning and Arc
Impatient 20 Get On--some of the scenes 1t
Observation-Disclosures Of the Jockeys-The
Events OF Yesterday and Today's ProErsm.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneera

NALUABLE F.SIhEEI PHUPFKII FOR BALE
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
By direction of the owners, will sell at public auc-
ton on WEDNESDAY. tine FOURTH DAY OF No
VEMBER, A. d. 1891, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ in
front of the premises the property ON tho southeast
corner Of Sixth and streets fronting
and inches on street. with depth on sixth
street. being the property heretofore used Law
Department OF the University OF Georgetown. Title
perfect.
Terms Of sale; Onefourth cash. and the residue in
one. two and threSyears to be secured upon prop
erty, all cash. ut the option Of the purchaser
Terms to be complied with In ten days after sale.
deposit OF 1000 will be required ut the time of SALE
THOMAS BOWLING L SON.
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T ATIMER SLOAN, AUCTIONEERS
- 14Oe q ST.. NEAR U. =. TREASURY.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A LARGE HOUSE,
THOROUGHLY FURNISHED. MUCH OF THE
FURNITURE Is IN EXCELLENT ooNDI.
TON.
EMBRACING IN PART

HANDSOME PARLoR SUITE. PARLoR FuRNI.
HANSSISGs AM f9RTiEHEs; %ALSgT
EASY CnAlRS. EAsEL. JAPASESE sCREEN,
MARBLE,ToP TAB. rs WALNUT MARBLE
TOP CHAMBER SUITES, HANDSOME WARD
ROBES. HAIR MATTRESSES. FEATHER Pill
Ions AND holsters, M0VLN WIRE AND
MARDkOBE, BRUSSELS CARPETS 5. LIBRARY
TABLES, HALL Sci. TOILET wAkE, VAL
NUT AND PAINTED FCRNIrUKE IN SEPA-
BATE PIECES. NJ, 7: slDkBoARD, COOKING
STOVE AND KITCHEN REQUISITES.
On MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER SECOND,
1891. at TEN O'CLOCK. sh all sell the entire furni-
ture and effects Of residence ll0z u W.. opposite
Moses q Sons. LA1IMEh q SLOAN.
oc.eT-dts Aurtioneers
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TINTED STATES NAReHALo eALE.-BY vIR-
" tue Of writ Of teri fscas issued OF the clerks
bsA, and 70 dlrsetsd. Will ssl pnbse sale.
es.h, IN fronf o. the Rrsmises norslss.s corner q
M0NpAL, THE sEc3XD bay oi NoyEMsEE
claim and interest," Of Elmer ,. xeedbuxy n. % cad
under the lease from washinston MCLEAN 70 Horace
lease and TO the real estate thersin desbsd benT
the Hotel "A Normandie and TIE land Known e lots
i've handrsd nd sighsss! Gus. q ne cay q Mssn
made by me. and al OF said right, utfes clain md
interest WIN b sod % esktaxy sxsuton No. 81 20 a
WsshinstcHr bzNIEL u RxKsDEfL. Iaitsd
State Aarshal District Of Columbia. oc2o-dfs
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucts.
AUCTION SALE or VALUABLE NEW ELEVEN
ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON TWELFTH STREET
NORTHWEST. No. l5os. OPPOSITE IOWA
CIRCLE.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD. 1891. Al FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ parts Of lots IL and L. square 81 L,
With improvements thereon consisting OF three
story and basement brick house. now under rental
~ modern appliances, &c brick furnaces electric
70 psPered throyghout Lot Is 20 feet frOnt and
back to large alley.
IN one, two and three years. at per t2O0 down
time Of ssie Terms 70 complied with in ten days
from day Of sale. RATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.,
ocss1dSd4
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hLNSh DlElNo. scouklNG AND Dki cLLAt-
= iile tstaolisilInent. lsDo New York ave- Hrs&e
S4ess isaaee and senIs' vork Of every drscrI ton
ANTON AKIN ting sSils
n. Isuet hno Aaison lriese. fAf1s. myt
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I ArIMER SLOAN. AucsiOnesr, oo

II AIIMER = SLOAN. Auctoneers,
IL i409 @ st. Nv
AUCTION SALE OF A yEKY DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE On ID STREET NEAR
THIRD STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY direction of owner, Will sell public surton
10 front q the Rremi-es on MONDAY. THE SECOND
DAl OF -NONEhBER. 4. ID. 1891, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ, part OF Lot 2. in square 51s 'front.'
ing ~ ieet on u street and running back about l26
feet to a wide alley. benx premises
NO 2s3 ID sfREEI SOUTHWEST.
Terms: o. 100 cash, balance in .ne and two yesrs
deposit OF $loo wi bs required as th- time OF sale
Title perfect EATIMkk 4 SLOAN
oc-f-0&ds Aucsioneers
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II ATCLIFfE, DAkK z CO.. Auctioneers.
Az $50 pennsy! wants ave, n.

~ ATCLIftE, DAkK 4 CO.. Auctioneers,
Az $50 fennsyiyania ave. NV.
IMPROVED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN
GQLM AVENUE. BANG A PART OF The
RESIDENCE OF -Ex.coMM1sS I ds if- /. g. !.
HINEAND THE LINE OF RHODE ISLAND AVE
NUE. AND STkEET EXTENDED, ALSO The
GREEN HOUSES, SASH, PLANTS. BULBS,
II, II FuRN,, BEING THE EFFECTS AND
PROPERTY OF AkLoRIsT DECLINING BUsI-
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
FOURTH. 1891, AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK,
We viii sell In front Of the premises all Of
LOTS AND p IN THE
SUBDIVISION nLS 0FA PART OF
This property fronts about feet on Lincoln avenue
and is improved by veroom bi lex with able
making 1t most desirable opportunity for invest
ment.
Terms Of sale One-third cash, the balance I'm one
and two yee secured by deed Of the prem
ises sold. or all cash. at te option of the purchaser
to lie complied with IN fifteen days sale or the
right TO resell Is reserved. All convey ancing, &C.,
purchasers cos.
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH. AT ONE
O'CLOCK +. NJ. We will sell on the above prem
: aREEY HOUSES AND HEATING APPARATUS.
loo SHkisANTHEMUMs.
LOT ROSES,
LOT UAHL1AS.
LOT HOLLAND BULBS. &C., &C.,
LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNIiEK2
To which we invite the attention Of and private
buyers.
Terms cash. RADCLIFFE. DARR L CO..
ocSS-d&ds Auctioneers.
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CHE WORKED n fHp MORNING N II"
that they did before the race. II II called
weighing out" and this 10 necessary - 4 safe
guard against a horse or jockey casting his
weight" or rather dropping some OF the lead
usually carried to make up the requisite weight
After this is done the judges announce their de-
cision and q man with a coarve voice rushes 10
tho betting ring and announces in loud tones
the names Of the winner, the second horse and
the third horse. The bookm.kers then begin
to psy Oh the successful bettors and tie bet
eaG Immediately begins ON the next race. After
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,EINa BUT A PoKrIoN OF THE coNrENrso

pKrNa But POTION OF THE coNrENTs or
PRIVATE DWELLING 200 Z STREET NV.
AND ALL TO BE SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION
on MONDAY. NOVEMBER SECOND. AT TEN
O'CLOCK M, on THE PREMISES.
This sale being made In consequence OF the owner
leaving the city presents oprort 70
housek and others to keyt hou-sh
nece~sies and ornaments and 10 which invite
tention RADCLIFFE. DARK CO.,
OC.3-d&d6 Aurrfouepru
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THOMAS BOWLING L SON. Auctioneers,
y Cor. PeQna and i lth nj

In view Of our being compelled leave our present
place OF business take this method Of in oriping
our friends and the pub ic generally that and
NOVEMBER FIRST, 1891. will occupy our new
place Of business, No 6l2 street northwest which
is now being prepared expressly tor business and
when completed will be of the LARGEST and fnest
auction houses in this city. We Will have every facility
for exhibiting and selling personal property of every
fore. We will also have horse and carriage bazaar
which will embrace sufficient room to accommodate
all who may favor with their stock horses car
RACES, SC &c to sel Feeling very grateful for the
patronage have received the past would
fully ask n continuance of the at new loca-
ton. when Will at all times be gratied our
friends and tie business public. Very respectfully,
THOMAS DoWLiNG soN.
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ATTORNEYS.

Grones w. Kxsx
Atsornsy-.s-Lsv and Solicitor Of Pssspss,
..'mAt HtSNfs AID Sf fsssioSas ..a n ave-
Ietters patent cavonfs a0d trn6umaxks prucux>d.
Govt claims prosscutsd psnstops ohsained ccSspitsr
ton on all legal matters trss OF chafgs crii-sm
a doo6kIc4, LAWfEk. Ia bEXRB0KH ST.
IA Cnac1Hos ILL., "a yeaxT oxDur1e0co, ooupocV;
spec1A tac1lifies n several ssstoa 0oodrsch q -
ve.cs ~ Ass - III ssasA. n pesD; psscs. &C
nAMPBEILcAH1iNofO 0,XfT07lTY-1fI1V
SHe1seS lAv bnlldi2g. sos D - \ ~. wsak1hrtoa.
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The 800 employs Of the June FACTORING
Company, Heiyidere. Ill, struck on Thursday
over . reduction in wagea
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DuAcANsoS BIOS. Aucaonssrs.
LQIs No. 200 FoURTEEnTHs STREET NORTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER SEC
onp. leei. At FIVE O'CLOCK. W vfl ssll. in fFoss
Lot & square 23d
ontnr 70 fsst On iAth by dspsh e lcp f.se .
vhseh an b rssdiy eoasssssl into busssss piss:
az 4. 9wsns 0ss:.s, e.. s.,... 4. .ps
noee 70 bsar cent payehs ae annnally,
and TO b secured b. dsed 81 6e on prs1tsss, ~
pe.ehsss:s cc.s 1880 q Ss0S sssgissd 9 s.s
rght ssssrvsd e fs e !ak and coss O O.
tsnlt.g gp<chesE. sttss ave dayS sdyyst,slns1t g
ss:SSsxas DuzoASsox ssos.. A.sse.s.sA
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AUCTION SALES.
flIlhE DAYS.
% ATCIIFfE. pARR 4 CO.. Aucuoue.r
n NO Pa ave. n u.

ERWIN aTERserIyk SAB ~ AycTE9s
Frs Fsfr G pefn slss NH
tebb SkkN k,kf sIISTE GtikNtpSb JIM s
HIS HIS. K es.s, MAPLE si3Sks. sNT sis !,
{St AZ Rcs SSApskH Sss.n s.ns,st
DINING TABLES, EEAvY WALNUT CANE
Er p MknSur cHH ssIhphpdbaosTSSe ks hs
Mfisk A aii s rihSS
s sttbppptTe, r MysnARpkopEs; T9iLEL WkRL,
OTHER kuas. EIEGkNT BRASS fExDEs
AMP ANpIhoxs, cRoCkkRY AND PLATED
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RATCLIFFE, pARR q CO.. Auctioneers.
~ sESO Pa -

~ wv IA ave. q. ".
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE uNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON CONGRESS STREET
Max y SkoAD) sIkkET AND COOKE PAhk
On MEDNLsDAY. NOVEMBER FOURTH. 1891
at HALf-PAsT fouR O'CLOCK p. NJ. We viii sell
PAkT OF SQUARE Il2
fronting ieet the side OF 3lst or Con-
gIess ST.. by the depth thereof TO a l4-foOt alley.
This property is admirably located tor fne resi-
dence, being but 110 feet south u Road st. and
near the Dent estate and Goose Park
Terms One-third cash balance in one and two years
per ccut secured by deed OF trust the property
Sold or All CASH at the option Of the purchaser
post OF 500 required At the OF sale II terms
OF sale not complied with in fifteen days from the
day OF sale right reserved 20 resell property at
risk and cost OF the detaulting purchaser after
days advertisement OF such resale In newspaper
puoiished IN washinston, u. G. Al conveyancing
and recording at the cost OF the purchaser.
kATCLIFFE, DARR CO..
oc2S-dkds Auctioneers.
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nv ALIEH B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctloneers
VALUABLE PRoPERTYFRONTINd oNG STREET
HEpMEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
On MEDNEoDAY. NOVEMBER FOURTH AT
HALF-PAST FOUR 0CkoCk p. NJ, shall sell in
front Of the premises lot No. "a, part 56
ing ~ feet inches front by IL feet deep.
Terms $l,5U0cash, balance SIX. twelve and eixhteen
months tor notes bearing interest from day sale
and secured by deed OF trust on property sold All
conveyancing, Re, at purchasers cost 100 down on
day OF sac. WALTER b. WILLIAMS co.,
oc21-d&ds Auctioneers.
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A NoRMANDlE HOTEL.
II desire to ~ the public that the above sale
Will not interfere N any the management
OF LA NOkMANDlk HOTEL, which wiii continue
oc.l-lit L. r. EMERSON, Manager.
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CIRcurr Couar-Jtdge H,1one,.

- NIHCUIr CUU1r-JuuF duyhkT.
Observation-Disclosures agt. Great Falls Ice
Company; discontinued. Same ct al. agt same;
verdict and Judgment for defendant. Meri-
weather. agt District; Judgment in certiorari
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NOTES.
THE COURTS.

CoUnr IN GENERAL TKRM--C Chief Justice Bino-
ham and Judges Goa and James,
Observation-Disclosures 4 Rosa agt. Johnson;
argued partially.
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compliah his purpose. Not that he had my
HcrupfeH OF cOusCiencs; but to avoid mur rider
no considered tho safest plan, as there
would not be 30 much excitement over his
deeds IL they Wero tlo0dless.
When they had stopped n tied their
horses. Murrell Two may ~ we'll 10 call
him now did not take OIL his saddle, but
with his saddle-bags on hts arm wont 70 the
spring side and, producing Tint, steel and
finder, tried TO start q iire. The finder
would not catch, however, sufficiently TO
light the wood at hand, a no laid down
tho bags to go search Tor some dryer bark
ind twigs.
Hugh's moment had come. AZ quick ~
a fash, almost, ho slipped out Murrolrs
pistols, opened their pans, and split their
printing. This well done he replaced the
weapons. His next move was to feel
around In the bags and find the powder
flash, which was 9 small fiat coppsr one.
This he put In his pocket.
Murrall returned after q few moments,
benring q large armful of dry wood, and
soon enough ho had 4 roaring hre. But
where WAS Hugh2 He looked; the boys
horse had vanished, too! and what was
the bold outlaws state Of mind whom he
(having anatchad out his pistols) found that
his weapons were harmless, their pans wide
open and empty!
Quickly ne fumbled for his powder flask;
but it was gone. =
Meantime Hugh had ridden away, trust-
ing to his horse to keep thu road. He did
not 90 far. however, before he found that be
was in the midst Of a mucky swamp, with a
dense canebralc all around. He tried to
find his way out, but in win; the mud was
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so deep that his horse ~tloundersd and almost
fell at every step. When at last he reached
n hummock of comparatively solid earth,
he thought il best to stay there the rest of
the night. Indeed it was all that he could
do.
When daylight came he was chilled to the
bone and hungry. Leading his horse and
picking his way through the sane and bay
thickets, he found the road again about
when Murrell appeared in his way, not q
smiling preacher now, but a determined
and dangerous looking outlaw.
Hugh felt cold beads of sweat break forth
on his forehead. and for n moment he was
poworless: the next, however, a tit of des-
p~eration seized him, and he did what Of all
things would have appeared in his cooler
rifle on the robber and fired, then flung it
way and drew both his pistols, at the same
time squirting his horse forward at full
speed n yelling like a savage.
Murrell for once in his life was taken by
surprise. and, 30 swift came down upon him
the charging horse and boy, he wheeled
from the path to avoid a collision. Hugh
fired one Of his pistols almost at random as
he went tearing past, and by the time that
purBult. boy and steed were out of sight.
Moreover the outlaw found that his horse
was badly wounded in one of its fore legs.
When Hugh Lenox reached Bay Saint
Louis and told his story nobody seemed
to credit it; but years afterward. when
Murrell and his famous gang" fell into
the grip of the law. it all proved to be
was 80 frightened in all his life as when
Hugh charged Upon him yelli-y and firing.
MAuRC as@ HoMPsoN.
Copyright.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02

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