{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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FIRE ARMs.--Another instance of the
dangerous consequences arising from the
practice of carrying concealed weapons
occurred in our city yesterday. A youth,
about Is years of age, was standing on the
porch of Coleman's Hotel, with loaded
pistol in his pocket, which, from some un-
explained cause exploded, the ball passed
across 9th street, narrowly missing two
gentlemen standing on the pavement, en-
tered the show window of the New York
Clothing Store, grazing the head Of the
clerk, who was near the window at the
time. 1t is time this reprehensible practice
was put an end to. High times, when boys
go armed. They only ape their seniors


after all. MEN should set better example