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A HISTORY OF THE PRESIDENCY.

BY EDWARD STANWOOD, Lift. D. Crown
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THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, 1163-l'S3'
.- Being the chapters and passages relating
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
THE BOYS OF OLD MONMOUTH.

Story OF Washington's Campaign in New
Jersey in ITS BY EVERETT T. TOMLIN-
SON author Of Guarding the Border" Wash
ingtons Young Aids" etc. With illustrations
Crown Svo. 81
This Is another Of Mr.. Tomlinsons stirring
stories OF Revolutionary days. Two boys have
part in important scenes, one acting the hero
in the battle OF Monmouth and Washington and
other famous persons figure in the interesting
story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01

THE WHOEVER. BY V. f. Norris author OF
"Marietta's Marriage The Dancer in yell
low" "A Victim Of Good Luck" etc. limo
Paper 30 cents: cloth 81 90 No. go. APP
pletons' Town and Country Library
This is Of the adroitly executed pictures OF
s-cisl life which Norr!ss rracticed hand in
,-rss r,i;h much Interest The experienced novel
reader f. always grateful Nj Norris FOR the smooth
fe,v OF his narrative and The SINFUL development o.
ms characters and situations. and this new storY
viii te found be excellent eAamp.e OF the au-
thors agreeable work.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15

tured, but Billings answered with a shot. At that fight were Stanley and Clarence White, then a boy in his teens, who afterward killed Wylakie John in Covelo, and two others.
 Stanley stationed one on each of three sides of the cabin and put Clar- ence White behind a big rock, thinking him too small for such time. Stan ley commenced shooting into the cabin where Billings was, aiming his bullets about six inches apart and about one foot from the floor. The party on the other side got the buck ague" and left.
 Billings was shot in the knee and started from the cabin at the side from which the deputy had gone. Clarence White had been unable to see anything from behind the rock, and hearing the shooting came out in time to meet Billings.
 Unknown to the others, White and Billings had duel to the death.
 Billings aim was unsteady owing to his wound and Clarence killed him.
 Gaunce was found in hiding behind cupboard in @ house near by. He and Brown were taken to Ukiah. Wheeler and Carr were already there.
 At the trial Carr turned States evil dence. Wheeler was not tried. Brown and Gaunce were convicted as a matter of course. A young attorney was ap- pointed to defend them. The Judge, an old criminal lawyer, in charging the jury, said Murder is the unlawful kill ing of a human being" leaving off the words with malice aforethought" |" This being a fatal defect, a new trial was granted, but the rascals were con- victed and were given life impriSOn- ment at San Quentin.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15

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 Forearm-Part of foreleg extending from elbow to pastern.
 Frill--A mass of hair on the chest, es- pecially on collies.
 Hare sFoot-A long narrow foot, carried forward.
 Haw-Red inside eyelid, shown in blood hounds and St. Bepards.
 Height-Measured at the shoulder, bending head gently down.
 Hocks-The hook joint.
 Hucklebones-TopS of the hip joints. Knee-The joint attaching forepastern and forearm.
 Occiput-The projecting bone or bump at the back of the head.
 Oyershot-The upper teeth projecting beyond the under.
 Pastern-Lowest section of leg below the knee or hook.
 Pig Jaw-EXaggeration of overshot. Pily-A term applied to soft coat. Rose Ear-Where the tip of ear turns back. showing interior
 Septum-The division between the nos trils.
 Suudge Nose-A nose which is not wholly black but not spotted.
 Stop-The indentation below the eyes, most prominent in bulldogs.
 Tulip Ear-An erect or pricked ear. Undershot-The lower teeth projecting in front of the upper ones.