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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
Increased CITY Expenditures.

We publish to-day an exceedingly In
terestipg communication from w. i.
Boyer, esq, on the subject Of the reve-
MUGS Of this city for the coming year.
He adverts to the increased income OF
sl5,120 to the city from liquor licenses,
but reminds the people that there is al.
ready an offset against this princely sum
which practically nullilies the benefits Of
1t in such expenditures as improvement
of streets, etc. The writer points out
how $4,000 will be required for interest on
the new city loan annually, together with
1915 of state tax. The new Office Of con-
troller will add 81 900 to the citys ex.
penses. The water and lighting depart.
ment management will costtfe city 1875
and the new assessors will involve an ex-
penditHse0f sl,OsO. Then there is the
new officer of collector Of unpaid taxes
with compensation Of $3.50 at least the
superintendent Of the water works gets
an increase In his salary Of $500 per an.
num, while the city solicitor will hereafter
take 1900 more out OF the city treasury.
The police department will in future cost
1870 more than formerly, and the loss Of
rent by the occupancy of the buildings in
city hall by city officials will amount to
at least 5000 per annum.
In short, we have an increased expendi-
ture OF 1900, against an increased
revenue OF sl5,120. Where would Lam
canter have been financially had not the
license windfall como to her city treas
ury so opportunely this year 1t will
require the most careful hnanciering to
keep the city in the straight and narrow
path OF living within the appropriations,
and those who expect great things from
the increased revenues will do well to
modify their aspirations.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

but the Reserves have unanimously 70.
solved to unite the ga, 500 to which the sew
eral regiments are entitled, for the erection
Of memorial hail, in which shall be pre-
served eli the many relics snd mementoss
Of the heroic history OF that organization.
The plan here presented was drawn by
agovernment architect, Prof. Smythmeyer.
This building will be constructed entirely
Of Round Top granite, iron, bronzs and
glass to mako 1t imperishsble, and It will
contain alcoves and inches for statues OF
Reserve commanders, such as Meade, Rsy.
nolds, Mccall, Ord, Crawford, etc, and
each regiment will have its department to
perpetuate Its record on tablets, and by
trophies, mementoS, etc.
At q meeting OF the state commission, sp-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

NEW ADVERTISEMHNzH,
srRICH's
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster. Pa.

Gold and Silver Braids are
used to excess on light wool
Spring Costumes.
If you come in we will show
you our assortment.
This has been a stormy week,
no goods have come in since
Monday, and we have had
ample time to improve things in
the store. We are making very
fine displays in each depart
ment. Our usual way! Every
thing marked with the price.
We must invite you again to
come and look ! Don't buy |!
Our store is open to you at any
time just say you want to look
around, and nobody will trouble
you. 1t isn't our way Of doing
business to trouble people.
We cannot advertise every
thing we have for sale. A few
specialties here and there. The
rest you will have to come and
look for yourself.
Another lot OF Spring Goats
came in after the blockade.
Grey mixed cloth, flowing
sleeves, price $3.50.
A few more words about
Braids. When we say we never
had such an assortment, it may
give you an idea of what it is.
Every width and color, in Her
cules, Mohair, Diagonal Lace,
Gilt, mixed, President, Feather
edged, ETC.; also Soutache for
Braiding, in black, cream, gold,
silver, steel, and all colors.
Madras Cloth or Scrim for
Curtains, in nine different pat
terms, at Ioc. yard.
Cream Lace Scrim has been
put down to &c. a yard.
We have six large Ostrich
Feather Fans, white, cream,
lavender, pinks, natural, with
ivory sticks; they are worth IS;
you can buy them for S. apiece.
Dress Patterns, of the Paris,
London Fashion Co., at the uni.
versal price Of sI2 each.
ASTRlCHS P. o. F.,
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
HeaIY Damagea AMarfin ed

The case OF Mrs. Polsn against the
Pennsylvania railroad company was tried
In Dsnvilie, Pa, and on Friday the jury
rendered verdic. for the plaintiff for Su, =
3lLS3 Mrs. Polan's husband worked for the
railroad company at Sunbury. One Sun
day last spring he went over to ths railroad
yard to bring home his boys, who were
playing on the cars. Coming home he WAS
stopped by freight train on the Packer
street crossing, and while waiting tor It to
pass another freight train struck him and
killed him. This suit was brought tor
damages.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

pointed by the governor, under the sct
authorizing the appropriation, held last
week In Philadelphia, . committee Of the
Reserve corps presented petition setting
forth their wishes in this direction, and
praying in substance that authority b
granted the Reserves to consolidate the
funds appropriated to each of the Reserve
regiments for the purpose hereinbsfors
mentioned.
Able arguments in behalf OF the petition
were made ny Cong essman L E. Atkin.
SOD, Gov. Curtin, aud Judge Henderson,
OF Carlisle. The commission will hold the
request under advisement until the opin.
lon ofthe attorney general IL obtained upon
certain legal questions involved.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
PROPOSED MEMORIAL HALL.

A sugseNion For ihs Use of,hs Money Ap-
pIopris'ed For Colt ssburg Monuments.
We present herewith, through the
courtesy of the Carlisle Herald, . plan OF
the proposed memorial ball OF the Penn
sylvsnia Reserve Corps, desired to be
erected on the battlefield at Gettysburg.
On this subject the Carlisle Herald says !:
The Pennsylvania Reserves, at their re.
cent meeting in Allentown, February 18th,
adopted most important and certainly .
wise AMI practical recommendation for
commemoratipg the heroism Of that gallant
corps ct Gettysburg. The state has appro
priated sl,5OO for each Pennsylvsnis regi.
ment to erect ita mon ument at Gettysburg,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

Three women have boei murdered In
New York city during the last two days
oa Thursday night Mitchell Sheeny, while
drunk, Drained hls wife with a poker and
Frederick Schilling stabbed his W lie In the
abdomen with a butcher knife. she died
almost instantly. Friday afternoon Free.
erick Carsiin, a worthless, drunken f,llnw,
hacked his mistress head to pieces with u
hatchet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
CNCAs.

Afer va'n'y trying all the val iOus rem dies
recommended for tho trou oes OF teething. Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup gaye magical relief, SAID
net9hbor.
Most tchinery must have periods OF absc.
lutte rest for examination and repairs But tie
great organs OF the body. the stomach. liver
kept IN perfect order by the use OF Laxador.
Price p cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

Trimmed Millinery for mid
season and early Spring; hints
of the coming straw goods. For
now and the near weeks Cloth
Hats have the right of the line.
A dozen shapes; the leading
one is the helmet with double
visor, plaids, plain, and colors,
75c and sl.25. Made Of stuff
to match coat, if desired.
Thirteenth ana Chestnut streets corner.
A slump in some Real
Duchesse Lace prices. Fan
Covers that were 1878 to Sc,
now.$l to sI.75; Collars that
were 81 to s., now 81 to So.
escond circle. southwest of centre.
Mems and Boys Spring
Hats. None but reliable goods.
Assortment never filter nor
prices more your way. Boys
Hats that will stand more grief
and still come up smiling than
any we ever had before-5oc,
75c, 81, SI,2s, Derby Hats for
men, $3.50, So, S2.5o, So, $3.50,
S.. Our 81 Derby is the S.
kind in most stores. Try to
match the 81, S., and So Silk
Hats-quality and price. We
don't know OF their equal.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
los dozens Mems Fancy
Flannel Shirts will be on sale
this morning. A $3.50 quality
for SI.75. Cut by custom shirt
cutters, sewed with silk, extra
pearl buttons. First class in
every respect. A happy chance
brings them to us at this price,
Middle entrance. either ana of the store.
Toilet helps. The knife that
cuts prices has been at work
among some of them. Powder
Puffs that have been 20, IS,
and 3oc, now S and Ioc.
Solid back Hair Brushes, all
bristle, good quality, 2sc.
Real wire drawn Tooth
Brushes, Sc.
Near the centre of the store.
More Album than you expect
for less than you expect, The
81. so sort that made so much
holiday talk is here again; bet,
ter than ever.
Northwest OF centro
JOHN WANAMAkER,
Philade1Dhia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
JOHN WANAMAkER,
Philadelphia,

EOR RENT OR LEASE-THE COAL
~ and Lumber Yard win r, X, k, siding.
office. sheds and coal bins now occupied by Il.
D. Martin, fronting on North Water street.
between Lomon and James street. and extend
suit ble for any Kind of business. . or further
jl0-udR No. 81 West King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
Always 10 DsmAnd.

Ma fe Ia Lofr. LiuIz Express,
Toe Lane Astor lsTELLIGENcER was
eagerly sought after on last SUNDAY. Every
body wanted 10 sea the heads OF the great
Amer O IN OK ard England's favorite trick
mule.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

Can be made clear and attractive. Those hor-
rid pimples ana bio, chss can be removed py
one application OF Hop Ointment. Necer
Jaiis Take no other Is cents at druggisn, or
mail stamps 10 the Hop Co. New London.
Conn. ..... .. W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
WANAAAKER'S.
Saturday. March IL. lsss

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, March IT, lSSS
There are indications of large
public interest in the Furniture
and House.belonging Occasion
Of which some preliminary no.
tice has been given during the
last few days.
We are now ready to invite
you to come at 9 o'clock on
Monday next, 10Th inst. You
will notice some exhibits in win
dows and Chestnut street en-
trance, but the principal display
will be in the centre cross gal
lery, second floor, and the rooms
opening from the east end OF it.
Remember Monday next.
Read the further announce
ments.
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Very weark.

yrom the New York star.
Little Holman Is So worn out with his
lsbors that he has dropped one Of the ms at
the End Of his name.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
tiSbon M,Cav.rni. pi,,,r,

from the Columbia Courant.
The Lancaster INrELLIGENCER pub
lished most excellent picture OF the new
bishop on Monday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

No more delay about tariff bill Move
Oh, gentlemen OF tho ways and means COM
miltee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

THIS is Ia year filled with surprises. St.
PAtriok's Day is one OF the finest OF tie sea
son.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
NEW AD YER EASEMENTS
TAKE NOTICE
NO LICENSE AT
ROHRER'S LIQUOR STORE,
UNTIL APRIL /, 1888
CPECIAL BARGAINS AT
6. CI ARKE'S.

The following is n List OF Goods We wish to
Close Out before Removal:
rs doz Marrow fat Peas, 81 o. per doz. or 60
per can worth .Hc.
10 doz Rich and Rare Peas, zoe per dos. &c
per can.
10 dog Red Seal Tomatoes. si.co per dox. 90
per can.
8 doz Table Sauce. o per deg or 90 per bot
tie, ptDts 100 bags Coarse Salt I. 70e . bag aud
t5c 4 bag, in bag lots, 90 bags Fine Table
salt. II round sacks. 7hc per sack. SO skes
star Soap at 4c per taks 500 Cakes Mtller's
Rising sun soa p at &c. 800 Cakes p. . e. Lenox
soap at4c b0o Cakes Queen Toilet Soap at 10.
% tso1es Good Laundry Soap. 100 Gales t.
hox: q 90 per box or 2,<c singiecA "a cakes
Time s.CLARKE'S
wholesale ana Retail Tea Ct fee stora,
No 81 " est King street
P.s.-wnl find us in our New stors by Wed.
|, nesday OF next week, March Fl. Grand Open
ing SATURDAY e. No one should miss vi,.
iting our New Store on that date, as We in
tend giving you something 10 remember Us by
for nothing.
P.s.-Rsmember our New store will be on
South Queen stree u few doors from q nire
Square.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

EVEN Mayor Hewitt Of New York, ought
TO enjoy 30 glorious =. Patrlck's Day as
this.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

o ring he o IN Union Draw BY G h A ele esf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

A GREAT BARGAIN IN A MARY
"A land YARN, Acres, midwsy between
Baltimore aud wash ng, on, and 20 miles from
each will divide We'll In severa tracts two
sets ot butte KS IN good order. at Station Of
The B fillmore 4 Potomac Riilroi I'd, only ga
per acre. a. o. BAiLf1,
mib-swd lis ST. Paul St. Bltimore. MD.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

DEMOCRATICC COUNTY COMMITTEE
IL MEETlNG-A meeting of the Democratic
County Committee will be held iu the rooms
of the Young Mems democratic club. Sd story
Postofhce BuiIuing, No-usy, March l9Jh, at 10
o'clock m. john K. MALONE,
mar5-eod&w Chairman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

Wy i. FISHER, DEN list.
!" Particulac attention given IN filling
and pre- serving The baturu teeth. 1 have all
the latest improvements Is for doing nice work
A. a very reasonable cost. Haylu years of q \
psrience IN the large cities l am sure Ia give
ihe best Of satisfaction ana save you money.
Best ar dcial teet IA only IS DO per set
marl6.Iyd No GlNDRIH QUEEN ST.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

How the same mind that wrote the poem
Just quoted from, or the longer one
OF "FI,z Adams Story" or "The Origin of
Dldactic Poetry" could produce also such
a grand and lofty strain like "Agassiz,"
such a graceful sonnet as "With an Arm
chair" or such tender ones IA the four on
"Bankside," or such delicate sentiments
and farrell as "Endymion," from which i
quoted at length a few weeks ago, or "I.oyt's
Clock =" "The Secret, ""rhe Pregnant Gem.
ment," or in fact any otthe poems of friend.
ship, sentiment anu fancy, which form the
bulk OF the volune,-such variety and y6T-
satility are something altogether wonderful.
There are two pieces which are 10 u
deeply pathetic, for they were evidently
written about the time OF the poets great
bereavement wi hen his wife died number
OF years ago, That he Is 80 sesi-eontained
Ia MS griei, but adds greater depth to their
pathos but outside OF that even there is
such profound truth, such lofty sentiment,
In them, that reckon them among the best
specimens OF his Snort prod The
"sIoHrwAToHus
"Wbile the SLOW e,oeI,ss they wero misar's
Counts and recounts tie mornward steps OF
Time,
The oarEness thrills with conscience CT each
crime
by Det,h committed. daily grown more bold
onco more he tst of All nv wrongs Is iod.
And ghosuy hands stretch 10 ine from my
prime
Helpf IS firewelis, as iron an alien clime;
for each new loss redOuDies ali the old
rms morn twas May ~ blossoms were Gstr
WiIn southern wind out now The boughs are
bent
With snow instead Of birds. ana all things
freeze.
How much OF all my past IL dumb with her,
Ana OF my future, 100, Tor with n L cent
Half of tnas wulld ever cared " y ease ~
or the othar eptitlad ~ has Evig weih
liche," ! will give only the first part, al
though 1t is iiy 10 break so perfect u
gem:
How was worthy so divine loss.
Deepening my uiidnishts, kindins all my
Molpss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

Don't think, however, that all his humor
Is so broad as this. BY no means. He is
equally master OF every note and chord IN
the whole scale; and has given us some
humor 30 etherislly delicate that 10 laugh
at II would seem rude; 1t IL TO be enjoye ed
purely by the spirit II thrills the soul with
ripple OF exquisite pleasure, but the ma
terial muscles are too gross to be moved by
IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

new ADVERr RrlSENENTS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

IMPORTED SPRING NOVELTIES.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-02-02
EAIPORIA, KANSAS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1885,

Atlanta, 10 visit some Federal prisoners
at the city Jail who were about to die. On
his way Mr.. Scott called on Rev. George
G. n. MacDone1l and asked him to go
along. At the jail they were taken into
the room where our comrades were.
Scott says:
''They impressed me at once as a body
of remarkably fine looking young men.
I could but notice also their cheerfulness
under such painful environments. He
told them that he was the bearer of un-
welcome tidings. This arrested their
attention, but they were still unprepared
for the blow that followed Then Scott,
with the brevity which was the best kind
ness, with a few questions answered,
gave the full truth, every word being like
an added stab, telling them that they
had been found guilty at Knoxville-of
being spies-that they were to die-to die
by hanging-and at once! Their natural
and indignant protests were waved aside
as something with which The ministers
had nothing TO do; their only business
was to help the doomed men by prayer
and counsel to prepare for death, and the
hour was at hand. Anxiety and even
horror was in an instant depicted on every
countenance. When they asked, ''How
soon?'' he answered, ''In less than two
hours This was probably a merciful
overstatement. The hearts of the preach
full task of first communicating this ter
rible intelligence, were very heavy. Scott
adds: HThey were gallant men, who
would have stood mistaken in the immi-
nent deadly breach. They were picked
men, chosen for their soldiery qualities;
yet in a moment every cheek bIanched to
the lly's whiteness. In another moment,
however, they rallied and appeared drm
and unfinching" Scott and MacDonell
then gave them such counsel as the dying
need, recited to them appropriate Scrip
ture passages, and prayed with them.
What followed is SO extraordinary that
it is fully given in Mr.. Scott's own lam
guage with only two remarks. The ''few
hours notice. was virtually no notice at
all, as, according to Mr.. Scott's own
words, all the time was taken up with
clerical and official preparation. From
the moment the awful news was COM
municated there was no pause save for
the prayer of the minister, the reading of
theisentence, the binding for the scaffold
and the clasp of hands with friends. This
was all.
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light in it, as he pressed our hands, ana
even muttered an unconscious oath, say
ing, s'Yes, boys, this is - hard
But Ross was marvel and wonder to
Us all. A cloud had long seemed TO rest
upon his spirits, but now completely rolled
away. All forebodfng and fear were gone
In the presence of the reality. Others
were bitterly and terribly disappointed;
he was not. The gaunt specter he had so
long faced came out of the shadow, and
10! it was disrobed Of all terror He was
perfectly erect, with easy grace; there was
not q sign of dread, while his eye beamed
and whole face became radiant with the
martyrs joy. ''Teu them at home" he
said, in clear, vibrating tone, 'sif any of
you escape, that / died for my country
and did not regret il"
Brown, Knight, Buffum, Mason and
myself-an that were left of the Knox
vile party-were even more affected than
our comrades, for we had not the awful
excitement of coming death to sustain us.
Had there been CLEAN OF hope of success
how gladly would we have thrown our
selves on the guards and fought for the
lives of our brothers! But the officers and
the guard filed the door and entry, while
the Jail yard was also full of enemies.
The sense Of our absolute helplessness was
most agoniZing.
All Ln1S LtA1SpirSO IN u very lew IIlln-
utes, and even the marshal and others
with him in the door showed signs of i'm
patience, and urged that their time was
short. cannot help believing, for the
sake of our common humanity, that they
wished to hasten only because the scene
was becoming too painful for them to
bear.
Very brief leave taking was permitted
with the eight who were in the other
room. Robinson, who could scarcely
stand, was hurried off with the rest. We
heard the dreadful procession descend the
stairs, and then from the window saw
them enter the death cart and drive away.
1t was surrounded by cavalry, and thus
passed out of sight. In about an hour the
procession returned. The cart was empty
On leaving us the procession had taken
course which soon carried them out of
sight over the summit of an adjoining
hill, and continued in an easterly direc
ton till it reached the Atlanta city ceme
tery-a distance of probably two miles.
What thoughts crowded through the
hearts of the doomed men we know not !;
but it is to be hoped that in this last hour
of life they realized that God was more
mercifui than man, and found that pardon
which is never denied to those who sim
cerely seek.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-02-02
More Trouble in Kentucky i.

MI. VERNON, KY, Jan. D.-Intel-
Iigence has just been received that
General Dulileld's surveying party in
Bell county, working under orders of
the United States court. is in trouble
with the citizens. and that war is
imminent at any time. 1t seems the
party has been met by posse of citi-
zens, and ordered to seek other parts.
The guard has been doubled, and every
precaution taken to resist an attack.
Word from there this morning says the
posse was again on the outskirts Of
the camp, armed with repeating rifles,
and fight is looked for any moment.
The surveyors are at Il disadvantage,
and in case of trouble they will be
badly worsted, but they propose to
fight if they must.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-02-02
the many steamboats, and barges that

the many steamboats, and barges that
are tied close in shore.
Already several barges have been
sunk and the steamers Lannie, Ma
ME Bell and Hayes have
been sunk. The Hayes is a
large excursion steamer, the property
of the Anchor line. and Is total wreck
and is probably broken in two and
stove in. She lies near the land, with
only her upper deck visible. She is a
side-wheeler, value $50, goo. The Mamie
Bell is owned by the Illinois River
company. She was fine large freight
boat. The Lannie was a ferryboat.
The steamer City of Monroe snapped
her lines at room and is wreck. Cap
tain Mason and Mr.. Leeberger were
badly injured. The ice has stopped
running and there is little chance for
thousands of dollars worth of property
still below the gorge.
PENITENTIARY BUILDINGS ON FIRE.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 31.-SOon after
five O'Clock this morning the buildings
of the Virginia penitentiary. leased by
the Davis Shoe company of Boston and
operated as shoe factory was dis
covered on fire. The buildings were
totally destroyed. The loss to the
amount of insurance is not yet ascer-
| tanned. Soon after the fire broke out
bells in the city sounded the military
call and in few minutes about 200
soldiers were on the ground to guard
| against any emeute of prisoners but
everything was entirely quiet.
DEFENDANTS IN THE HADDOCK TRIAL.
SIOUX CITY, Jan. 3l.-John Arens-
dorf and Paul Leader, two of the de-
PENDANTS in the recent IIaddock
| murder trial, have been appointed
western agents for Milwaukee
brewing company and will at once
erect bottling works costing 800, 900 at
COvington, Nebraska on the opposite
side of the river from this city. This
| takes all the defendants i'll the case ont
of the city except Munchrath who is
under sentence and awaiting new
trial. No further effort will be made
to convict the Haddock murderers.