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New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

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There was an easy feeling in the money market, and
the intense duuess the Stock Exchange led TO
larger offerings than before and per cent The
stronger condon the banks favorable to easy
market and little change is expected for several weeks
Although rates may be TO and and even per
cent the prey ang rates WILL doubtless, be much lower
The shipments Of currency TO the cotton sections al
though not entirely ceased, smaller than for some
time past There was a small business in discounts
the basis OF 607 per cent for prime acceptances.
The Government bond market opened with decline in
lss new ls67 and of lat per cent, 1875 also
being lower All these issues quoted exinterest
Otherwise the market was steady with firm tone at
the close The transactions. although distributed among
larger number Of issues than usual, small. Fisk
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
BROOKLYN, JULY l, lS'L
OH and Mem Pork.


BrrgRo4ay being Monday there bat lite dong holders OF
good state firm stock peny and holders are
nnous 20 e exceedingly warm Aod butter arriving IN
very bad condition. We quotei 49,, q, a,e
state Orange Co. Cream State mesh, nne' -
star. pals 20 as Westn hrns leoH''i Gz0
state haftubs, as Western common to ar"Ig ai9
stat. hrkns prime yelOw,25 an Grese Butter
CHEEE-Cabe There considerable stock earned over from
shippers Indifferent shd are buying on ~
" puceS We qsot:
specisl Fsncy l2JG Heated Parcels. 40
Prime ~ III Ohio and Private Dainelo az
PErROLBM-Tbe quiet marketior ali descriptions
With values Crude held u 0lic In bulls ana it
bbs sales private Tbe Greek market was da ana
IS Upper and % % on Lower he
anil hat hail quoted 22 1 and last Lah
ds Csse stay at td23!c Naphtbs neglected In Philadelphia
pending but not reported at late hou we quote
prompt delivery al I2.c. =, =
RCB-Ony demand bat generally trmi sales OF
CaroEs sG9c 0O bags FoIen at o3a c ior hnsoon
and 7ic for Pstns. -
SARS-he Of Raws fair considering the er'
trpmeIy general hdiposton TO DO business
BaJci sales OF tO bids at 3s for Cuba 9c or cellSa A
O6 lJl6c Refined fairy active sDl steady
1S72.is71.Is70.
Bags Bags. Bags.
stock importers and specaon hands in Bos- ~ IN.
luBr 80 @'V" 'f~V'
Stock in Importers and eculato.s hands IN New 80. oo
York June oo'C
Stock J. all hands. ZoO lEVOV
SrEARlN demand and steadyi sales oil ~ @ western ~
To- lOOOJ ID Grease searn al I3c .... o,so, 4,
TALON weak fairly active; sales Of 23OOO at 81 Gsc the
latter a fancy price. .,,
WHISKY dall and heayy sales Of 40 bbl. at slc.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

The gold market attracted the chief attention to-day
the prices Huctuating between 1l83Qll4 Aside from
pool nanipuations the market is sustained by the
prospects Of specie shipments though speculation
is by no means active The earliest registered sales were
at lsa but an advance followed TO 1l4 the prnc-
pal business having been at that figure. There was
fair supply OF cash gold, p g. g. and per cent Gmme-
diate delivery, and being the rates pald Tor haVhg
gold balances carried. The disbursements OF coin inter-
cat were $4,000 the Treasury having redeemed $4,000
PveTwenty bonds total of s5C5IOOO. The days 0usi-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows Gold
cleared 900; gold balances S2s2 1885, and currency
,anoo a. Aos so2 The following the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
BANKING HOUSE OF Henry CLEws & Co.,

32 Wal-st., New York. J
Bills of Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland,
and the Continent. -,
Commercial Credits for use in Europe, South
America East and West Indies, China and Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers Credits available in
all parts of the world. q
Also TeleNaphic Transfers OF Money ON Europe,
Havana, and California.
Deposit accounts received, bearing interest and
subject to check at sight
Certificates of Deposit issued and Collections made
State CITY and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEws, HABICHT X Co..
IL Old Broad-st., London.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr North fIF'r It'' dHu n1'IVu IN co,,,, , 0ae
hale, Cotton "a bags Seed "a Dnel Fruit 200 eet
Egrs 25 bbis Flour bush. Whet 5I bush Corn ~
b Oats go bush bbls lzO bblS Corn Meal 10
bag Corn Meal bales Hops 52 4 81 bales hsss " esss ~ &
m Nm. ~ o. NOa sos sides Leather 5I5 DDS hos n po
saints Tupent ne 4I3 psgs. Cut Meats So ps a 20 kes y
I57l pks Butter so pigs Cheese 100 pigs 0rea ~ kgs
2t p Taow 2U4 bags Peanuts n Rec, lSI9 Peg se'
2l9 6s Silver ore 63l bales skins lt4 nhds foaco bt PS
bacco WOOL Gil bbs NhsAy ZOV oDE V1 40 u''' '
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
Coleman BenedleL,s elosing quotatlons were |:

Secretary has called in $i5OOOO additional Three
per cent certificates interest TO August 81. The
new certificates deposit to be issued by the Treasury TO
the banks for use at Clearinghouse will be ready
about the 10th of this month. These certificates 10
be issued on deposits legal tenders at the subeas-
ury in the same way that gold certificates is
sued on deposits of gold. The announcement of the
Treasury programme July had effect any of the
wall-st markets The following is the programme in
detail:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
Nj NJ Al
RAILROADS OF THE UNITED STATES

RAILROADS OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR lS72-73.
showing their mileage, organization, stock, bonds,
debt cost traffic, earnings, expenses dlvldenns, &C.
&c Debts of the United States and several States
in detail Other valuable tabular information.
BY HENRY V. Poor.
Price S. Can now he obtained from
H. v. g. III. w. Poor, Is Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

E1<
Circulation. TI1+lo,lVO
The transactions at the Clearing ghouse for the past
compare follows with those of the previons week
Ceaduzs for the ending June r. 82 547es2Js 81
Ceanug for week ending June 2J Vi
BALANCES for the ending June ~ lSZ... zJRlD5 20
Bapoes for the ending June % lSz Zys4 -
The Philadelphia Stock market Is dun; Pennsylvania
AZ lOs: Philadelphia aud Erie Railroads, 27l Reading
Railroad 81 Pennsylvania Railroad, So Gold 113i.
The earnings OF the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri third
week of June 1872, sS9,267 third week OF june
1871 $59,Ss6 increase, 9Ss2.
The earnings OF the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road for the third week In June were 1872 l07; is7l
s2349S 80; increase, 1872, $23,667 IL.
The Rome. Watertown, and Ogdensburg Railroad
have declared the usual semannual dividend OF per
cent payable on the 10Th OF July, at the Mercantile
National Bank this city and at the Office Of the Com
pany at Wstertown.
dividend Of two per cent upon the capital stock OF
the Paterson and Ranapo Railroad COMPANY VIII be
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

HAY limited doaand and steady o. l5d+i 20 for shppSs
4qd VI 70 r Retail lots Ella 81 05 for salt Hay AMI
Clover stns without lEpoani change qne,ei a. 7l ""p
Long RYE, 6Sd9c fo Short do, and I0dIoc Tor OAt
LRAfHBR-f0r Hen Oek Sole the market has bee without a
al change Bssern have been Ia the msrse eJ
purchases aggregate most Of th1 bus
been orders m msnuaar,s prices are without "a sh
Union Chop there ooaLnses kir demand, aho ~
. hgbt stock prices m sooi parcels are ap mDp'"E'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
And the foIlowlng for city bank stocks


There has very fair business in railroad bonds,
the Pacific mortgages taking lead. Central Paches sold
at aO2 and Union Pacific Frsts at 9l d93 Doth ex
Interest," The land grants sold at s2 and incomes s7s
s7E. The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

While Tor inferior Hnnsses r,'ss a iI.vv asa9e a. n,
usr,or pas,o. Arr. Nids 1sa2ac " m -aes
Ieht TJsa5Ie a. m, enock Cal heavy 2a27}c y 10 emcck
Cshrus niLIe l7I7c b NJ Hemock California. Light T7e.
% m Hemo-L i,,noeo kr Aeayy 26aZ7c y Henock, 0rnoeo
hdn. oSIJ7. JIemlo,k 95dl4c. y 10 HEM
lc d. I'll Lps ana reighs 2Ja2ac D emck. Poor
Dsmagsd .Iin and eiTbts 3d2c y ~ Iemock Rough. OaJc
y ~ Union Cropped, Heavy, 50c Y i0 Union CfoPptH, i
I7l,iac ~ osl' poagg IA xeghts Oak Rough
sgh,s tjzSgs.' osL RoDoh souher weights 23dgc
~ ~ ls.,s..~ ''' w. N-' ~o-'
py Su5fepgy A, ,u. 49,. u...r. n u Crocker Co
49, as ~, ~ ro arke for Manila is dull
shanss3, ' '
1872. 1871. 1871.
s,o,. a., i,rro,,.r., .,d .u...,,,o,., hsrds In
'" 'A p'' 4 'P'' Bales Ba,es. Bales
po.,or J,re 7,sl0 2lO5l
s,ori In innorer, and .n,e1istor. hand, in
Eeu.yorI lime 10 .....,..y0589 1888 1900
Irnovted Rnrone sron ian 30 None.
$1,000 90 Enrone from I'm I to a,te None 1880 None.
So ~ "a I,1 7 ali bsrds -', 90 P+2 376lf
I,. vs,S anst ha, nrces are te.dv Al ld7c Rou y
""'' - '''' f'' w. r 49, 1871. 1870.
psies Bales.
s...L l., ..-..-...., -, .n...l.,o., h,nA. In
s'1o. IN ~" 'P''- ~ 100
Suno ~, .n..,l.,o,., h.nd. m
S'SsA ~ ImPVItte,s a1' 'p II 20 5000 lI-OT
neHIoth ~ 49,, Ian sopr 1874 285
~ ~Impor'ee ron i Enf0ye w hon hS az n oo q nO 4lSO
o1c on p nnu jan m m market h firm but doll
n "a ar D'i'' N'D ~
f"' 1872. 1871. 1870.
Bales Bales. Bales
=. -, ....u,.,o.. h,Da, In
s'eh I'd Inp"'ssoofs anu P''
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st, New
York offer the same facilities to Deposltors as In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daiy Dai-
ances at the rate o. Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates.
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds @c
&c, for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD BONDS.
The entire loan issued against the main line OK
this road having been sold, we now oier small
mortgage of S2200,0O0 against the milwaukee, DlVl-
sion of the road. These bonds are secured IN pre-
cisely the same manner as the old issue, and are
entitled to equal confidence.
Price for the present. 92 and interest in currency
HENRY CLEws 81 CO.. 30 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
A SAFE NvEsI8ENT
For TRUST FUSuS.
The MIDLAND PACIFIC RAILWAY

The MIDLAND PACIFIC RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CERT GOLD BoNDS
This road is entirely completed and in full oper
alton between the Missouri River ard Lincoln, the
capital Of the State OF Nebraska and is earning
more than all its EXPENSE including interest its
bonis while its traffic is constantly and rapidly in
cresaing. The line has been built wholly by
stock subscriptions, and among Its stockholders
are of the most successful railway supporters
and ir anciers in the country The cost of the road
with its Franchises, Real Es ate, Equipments Tee-
graph Lines &c. has been S43, 1888 per mile, while
the mortgage it is but Sls,33 making the com
pany's securities "a fe beyond contingency
The Midland Pacific will connect with the Union
Pacific on the west and the east with Greet lines
to tie Atlantic Coast and all 2ntermediats centers.
Its location is therefore most important md COM
manding one, it being the central link o. a new
trunk route, shortening the distance to the Pacific
by 147 miles. As a local enterprise, the Midland
Pacific is invaluable II traverses fertile tract OF
country one of the finest sgricultuIIl regions IN the
Union and is tn main feeder for a rapidly Increas-
ing population. We have examined personally this
entire enterprise and recognize its GnpOrtance and
value and confidently recommend itS Bonds to in
vestors.
During the past few years .Sye have 1egotiateds 8
large number of railway loans and there is not one
of these roads whose property does not exceed il
value by 100 per cent the amount of it's trst mort
gage bonds Present price of Midland Pacitics ~
and accrued interest Bonds may be registered with
out charge, and all marketable securities taken in
exchange at full rates. TURNER BROTHERS.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANYs
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the obligation Of wealthy corpora
tion composed of men of experience and high-toned
commercial integrity, they are SECURED by fret
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

The naoon running 1aah.y
hall o grsl d =, or brlo. tie Grade quoted
IoFFEI general quite mee-ste and the market
dull the irsde concentrated the with
the Custom house the change duty holders
hoxeyer, are pnttg firm at full former pnees
FLOUR MEALTb intense beat Of the weather checks the de-
apd r Flour nominal TO sell freely lower
prices accepted all grades Al the the market
especially for grades Winter, with rather
better shipping for Provinces and Britain Of 1900
We
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

The following are the days transactions at the Sub
Treasury:
payments S89i2s0 80
b,s5I3l
Alb65 KbtasiOnss' SiOSN
LUrreDey reoeipts.... 6o4z57 46l
Foreign exchange firm the basis Of 09kall0 for
prime bankers xyay sterling bills and llol allO for
sight The market was quiet.
state bonds have ruled dull and the changes were un
,nnortant except In the OF South Carolnas,
Ianuarv and July issues which declined 10 29G29l Ten
sold at 7 Missouri 6s being quoted at 95 bid eK
,n,eres for Der cents and gt bid exinteres for Mis-
sou II and ST. Joseph Issues The following were the
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
Loans and Dis. Specie. Leg.Ten. Deposits Cireuis

TABLE of Ue Average Amount Of Loans, Specie Nirctd
fiOn Deposits GFd Le0Gt Tenders IN NE Banks ef me
CtyOf Neio- York Tor lie reek ending Saturday. June
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02


80 81 % 'err MesWesIh S3 20 81 20
D a 80 Corn des brre... 30 IS
CaoA Flour is quiet and heavy at - S00$l0 5O Canadian
Flour : usaable at SS0Sl6
FRRGITS-Grain been fair demand and firm under
In the line of moderate
vessels add high asked checking
m demsn TO-DAY To Liverpool steam,
I'D. and lid Wheat, by sail 1850 bpsh.
ou at sd To LondOn-6 bush Corn, by aud 20
The charters Az Austrian bark henoe
Cort orer with 500 qrs Grain, and 3D. OF IL direct
% United Kingdom,
days Italian bark. hence Genoa w1 l9O Re
fusdp Petroleum, Zoe cases AMI s. Ia bbls
III steady dull; quote 100 10 Shaps $60 S23 loo n No
Mt9ng 42Jd S4. ID No Mddlngs S21a %; 30 h No. /
Feei st ~ $21 Rye Feed ats2Od 3
GAThe Wheat market quiet but there is little
inquiry mainly for Winter nominal ih market
demand for confined to the
bush at 81 81 Tor 10 Daluh 81 goa SO for No
Chicago prng store, 81 ~ aAoa and u bush Mil
xau.e Il Barley il dull and nominal Barley Ma n
sales OF ll bush. so for Rouroyed
State; + 50 for City.
active unsette holders pressing them freely
the 100 bush. New ONO Mixed
and White at ifc Western Mixed
ahOat and 4le White 45O49e; state az 3c
dull and lower: the sales 5000 bush West
cru repted snoat Corn plenty aud decidedly lowers
the there il doing, chiefly for the sales
2,3 Damp and Unsound da6ltc; Western Mixed
6ld steamer and 6ia6ile for sail do White 7ja7ae
90. yellow atb5c.
GuNA BAGsTbe market remains du aud prices nominal c
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

The transactions Clearinghouse for the past
week compare as follows with of the previous week
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-15

MOSQUITOES IN GRIsNLANp,-" awe
are SO bothered with mosquitoes in this
place. writes one of Uucle Tins country
niece's, "that we are nearly d distracted.
Their singing and biting are almost too
much to stand. Papa said last night he
would be willingt move toGreenland for
the sake of getting rid Of the little tor
ments. + ~.
Tell papa If he takes our ADVICE he
will stay where he is rather thsn 20 to
Greenland. DR.. Hayes. the Arctic travs
eler tells that the swarms Of mosquitoes
he met in chat country in July exceeds,
anything of the hi ind he ever saw. He saws
The eye was Blinded with mosquitoes
the Instruments we're covered with them.
the air was positively thick with them.
They were in the mouth, they wers in
The nostrils, they we're down the neck.
they were everywhere. We breathed
mosquitoes into the lungs and took chem
into the stomach. It was not that swarm
rose here and there from the niarshv
places or from among the bushes. but
they lowered over tho entire rl,in in q
isty cloud"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-15
Pillow Prayers.

Tie who knows nothing of pillow pray
ers is ignorant of one Of the sweetest
modes of prayer practical to man on earth
The day with its engrossments, being
gone, it is most favorable time for the
gathering in of our thoughts upon our
selves-our sins, our wants, fears, an5
hopes aud then the turning of them up
toward heaven. This is what the Psal-
mist,is apparently referring to in his
words, "When remember thee upon
my bed. and medtate upon the in the
night-watches iThat he uttered MANY
a pillow prayer is thousand fold more
than probable. 81 have remembered
thy name, @ Lord, in the night" Il
prevented dswniug of the morning aud
cried " Those cries were prayers before
the dawn of day.
II these prayers of the pillow, however,
b. begotten only of sheer evening sloth,
we may say of them that they are "bas-
sards and not sons" But if they are the
legitimate children ef weakness. excess
i've WEAKNESS, sickness /or other similar
circumstances, then are they of the true
house and lineage Of heaven, cominc
down IN kiudredship all the way frop
Bethel. where the over jaded Jacob ha2
bis angelic vision on ais pillow of stones
Many timid boy of boarding schoo!
with boisterous room mates about him
has kept alive his priced communion,
with his Father on High. and so, perhaps
saved his soul by means of his silent
pillow prayers. Boys, try them. Girls
don't neglect them! Iuvalids with your
eyes SO often heidi long waking in the
night-season, distrust not The pillow
prayer. Hundreds are continually.
climbing to heaven BY them es on lad
der. Ifyou, perchanco, fail asleep in
the act do not fret about it.-For wbat
opiate from the shop of the apothecary is
SO harmless, as such an out-brea,hing of
your hottest desires upward? What is
sweeter than to lose yourself in such
prayer" For prayer is simply form of
thought toward God and nothing can be
more fitting to the very last moments OF
daily consciousness than such thoughts
Christian Weekly. - ~--
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-15

A SHEET 1aoN Gaia reporter of
the Cleveland Leader has. Invented a shee:
iron cat. with cylindrical alta chment and
steel claws and teeth. It is" worked By
clock work. A bellows inside .wells the
tail to a bcllIger.ntsise and tremolo
attachment causes, at the same time, the
patent cat to emit all noises of which the
living cat8is capable When you want
fun you wind up Jour eat and place him.
on the roof. Every cat within half
mile hears him, girds on bis armor and
sallies forth. Frequently Fifty or one
hundred attack him at once. No sooner
does the patent cat feel the weight of au
assailant than bis teeth and claws work
with lightning rapidity. Adversaries
within six feet of him are torn to shreds.
Fresh batsalions come on to meet
similar fate, and in an hour several bush, ,
els Of hair, toe nails and fiddle strings
alone remain.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-15

blessings and prayers fer his happiness.
About twelve years after his oocur.
renee, DR.. bad occasion to visit
Amsterdam. Having gone one day to
the bank, he was accosted by a we'll
dressed mau--one who had been pointed
out to him as one of the most cpu leat
merchants of the city: 49,
The merchant asked him politely If he
were not Dr.. B., of London; and on
his answering in the Affirmative, pressed
him to dine at his house, which il yitation
the worthy doctor accepted. On ar:iv-
ing at the merchants. house, be yrs
shown into an elegant apartment, where
most charming woman and two lovely
children welcomed him in the most friend
ly manner; which reception surprised hin
the more, coming from persons be had
never before met. s-,s 8.
After dinner the merchant, having tax.
en- him into'his counting house. seized
his hand, and having pressed it with
friendly warmth, said to him:
do you net recollect ME =
NO" said the doctor. r.
"Well. then. l remember you we'll,
and your features will never be obliterst-
ed from my memory for to you I owe my
life. Do you not remember the poor
deserter ? On leaving you I~went to
Holland. Writing good hand, and
being also a good accountant, 4 soon
obtained situation IS clerk in a mer-
chants Office. My good conduct and
zeal soon gained for me the confidence of
my employer and the affections of his
daughter. When he retired from bust
ness succeeded him. and became his
SON. in-law; but without your generous
assistance. should not have lived to en-
joy go much happiness. Generous man.
consider henceiorth my house, my for
tune and myself as wholly yours"
The kind doctor was affected even to
tears; and both these happy beings par
ticipated in the most delightful express
ion of their feelings. which were coon
shared by the merchants " interesting
family, who ca,ue to Join them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-15

OF his life; for, after all his bragadocia
how could he face those below. disarmed
and chased out Of the building BY one o
the puny boys he had intended so terri
ply to chastise. But Darrell was aftel
him, and with one vigorous kick sen
him bounding down the wooden stairs
with laundering CHATTER, and rolling
over; the doorsill; the defeated bulk
actually tumblcd out upon the street be,
fore be could recover his equilibrium.
"Hello! how's this? What's upY" ex
claimed dozen loud voices at once a,
the dreadful manreappeared in this I'm.
dignihed shape without having sent ans
corpses out the window above.
why, simply kicked him. oowr
stairs, that's what's he'matter'' respond
ed the boyish voice Of Darrell at the top
and If he comes up here again L won
let him OFT so easy. Don't be afraid o
him, took~all his weapons away from
him"
Wolf struggled to his feet, rubbing hi.
head, and presenting such ludicrous an.
pearance that he was greeted with louc
jeers and bursts of laughter. So com.
pletely had he tumbled from his loft,
eminence in the eyes of those whst
admired or feared bold murderer, tba
they who an hour ago would have dread
ed to offend him by word or look. now
regarded him only with contempt, laugh.
ing at and deridiug him.
Never before had a rough crowd seer
man with an established reputation like
Mr.. Wolf thus suddenly fall to such 6
depth of degradation. ALI his name
fame, prestige, melted away like mist
and hs was no longer fearcd-no longs,
respected BY the low thieves and cut.
throats around him-only despised. Yes
despised by the meaness of creatures
whom be had oftentimes bullied as though
they had been hounds.
The dread which had surrounded his
name seemed to vanish like a mist
Licked by boy" clicked dewu tho
stairs!""Got his bankers took from him!'
were the murmurs of the crowd. A,
length a voice boldly tainted him with,
where's your kuife?' and another pro
posed Three cheers for the boy thai
licked him!'
Looking very little and pusillanimous
he skunk away toward Montgomery street.
Such was VOLTS modification, when he
came fully to realize what pitable figure
be had cut. that he left San francisco
and was never seen in her streets apv
more. The fatality which had apparent.
y thus far sh;elded and assisted him in
his murderous deeds suddenly deserted
him. Hi ;;'-s
He was destined never to commit
another murder, but was himself shot
dead IN Sacramento within three weeks
after the events narrated.
do not know what became Of HAYNES
or whether be is still alive; but know
that Darrell, She brave boy whose GOODNESS
and courage saved them both, is to day
gentleman of position. residing III &
hourishing city Of Nevada.