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New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS Leave foot OF cortlands sn'
a m for Caasaueua and Intermediate points
a M foe Geneva Lyons, Elmira Rochester, bunslv
and the West and principal local points Chair car !"
D. m for Tvnkhannock and intermediate points; os
Chair 70 Tunkhannock Connection 70 heao<2g "a"
$40 D. m for Ptston and principal intermediate
30 m for Copay and ntermediate poins ,,on Sens
pecfion 70 Reading and Chair car 70 Copay
10 o. m for Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochester. Buf-
faio ana The Yves. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
e:15 o. m for Laurays ard intermediate poina
Trains leaving at 8 a. m. D. 70. and 3 40 p m eoa'
meet points Mahanoy and Hazeton cva reStons-
SUNDAY THAiNS.
m. for Mauch Chunk Hazieton and intermeoise"
ponta ....,.. ..,...
80 q. m for Geneva, Lyons Elmlra kochessefs
BufaIo ana ina West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons
General Eastern 235 RrOadway.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
Proposals.

STATE OF NEwYonx CLxros Pnnos lgEyI Aspl
RlDS will be received at the office or the
~ superintendent Of Prisons Albany. N. " up 70 ~
o'clock Msruh 2eh instant for the from March
27th instant oiihe cotang mannfscurod at this Prison
Tho Sats reserves tho right TO ree and al bde
deemed nor 80 he to ~ advantage Full Information Will DO
furnished on application To the undersigned
ISAIAH FULLER, Agent and Warden.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
Steamboats, anq Railroads.

NAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ UoMEotkT NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND
On and Ster February 9th, 1883, trans Of the NEW:
YORK PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK r n VIII
leave foot OF Cortlandt and Desbrosses ss follows:
Week days arriving G 0d Point Comfort rs.s. m
parorcar seats and Sleeping berhs secured at any Ticket
seats and sleeping berhs secured at any Tickc
onse q I5n bIHrSE rSgS'sA suut is b. COOKE e. r. &EA
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

Bteamboats ano Railroads..
nay LIME To OLD POINT COMFORT
b. NoRJvLK. Va, sad SOUTH a a.,u.
Leave via Penn II IL 30 p M, Parof Gsn 70 bsu -
more thence palace steamers iryng Mph "a q rSn' =
'''' : NO. Geni Pass Agent, si7 Broadway. n. ..
BOSTON, PRoydDIESSSCf5Es PR yyJII DIISSf5s and nfsE EAST
lnside Route az Lowest Eatee &c. 49,.
Canal st. .sat 500 D. m daily. except Sunday
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
N .RAILwAi..Iralns eavs nom ferries ~ west s]s
and jay - follows o.. .s,A.
West l2asL 80 Jsy-;t 80 ,Iss,i Ms .0r pssl. M
Eorwch Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton osweso' Duna'''
IVES. t2d-l. 40 IN; :. I.y:. ,n IS p n' for MIC
west lod$t, e:a5 .. M Jsy.st, g 40 p m, daily fcs
Middietown Fasbure, berty Walton. Norwich oneidas
Srspension Bridge Detroit Chicago, 81 Lous.
BUFFET siespers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Cas-
free Rochester.
Pullman seepinecsr Oerhs reserved e so7 grossway.
NsW-York. J. e. ANDERSON, g. p l.,
IS Exchange Place. New-fork
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
IN Chambersst station week oays toe
Enziewsod rensay clossor sDarkill and Nyack 80
300 30 and ll:30 m Ills 4: 33 400. 460 62 o:io
$40 $500 1906 M l2 sidsisht sundays 200 800 no..
and 8 o. a. Nanust spriug VALLEY. Msnsey and !all.
mans days. TOO $50 450. $40 p u. Sundays
d:6e q M and \. IN,
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
LLOYD $. S. CO.

THE U. S. AND Brazil MAIL SS. W.
For ST. Thomas Barbados Para Maranham PernamSuco, m
video Bucnos Aires and ports In Southern Erazn
Steamship ALLIANCA, wednesday, April at m.
p1cT TsTgH1s gT fsT Gen seSlasy Ara u sro.as NY
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from new. YORK and Antwerp weekly.
2EELAND Saturday. March 81. $3.50 q N.
fa and Winter rates First CSn ESQ % s7k
cusion silo 70 81 26 Second Cabin. go Excursion
$40 and $50 Stserage very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Gent Agts, IS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25


By the operations of the Sub-Treasury in the
week ended yesterday evening the banks gained
$334.2S3. The bank statement of averages for the
week reports a loss of $1,244,0o0. The loss of
money by movement to the interior Is remarkably
small in view OF the fact that it averages less than
$1,00000o and represents practically the move
ment for two weeks. 1t must be remembered also
that usually at this season the demand from the
country is large and urgent. The decrease In de-
posts, which IS larger than the other changes call
for. corects the discrepancy in this item last week
The banks hold S9,4l3.225 above legal require
ments, against So, 1S6.S50 at the same date last
year.
The following compares the totals Of statements
OF March II and March "a:
1o,a. a'2? pc. Ds5;'fss
f:::i' sE3sfIsS tSS e S:s $:S
Clrculatlon....., 1922 700 7,6l3500 Dec $500
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve aud the total deposits at the re-
spective dates:
ISs ssSS Dec Bee
Total reserve siO4 $4,000 siOs 1872 Dec sl244Ooo
aS'st Gspcsits el,4l425o 9s,7e9275 Deo o44.975
surplus~...... sIoOI225O s94iS225 Dec s5s .o25
The stock market, in the two hours of business
was both strong and weak to-day. Prices de-
clined in the early dealings, but rallied sharply
In the last hour and almost without exception
closed at the highest points: Inc hnai results
as a rule, were full recOveries, not only of the
early losses, but also of those of yesterday. Mis-
souri, Pacific was naturally an exception, although
it fell short only 3-4 per cent of recovering its
rather abrupt decline from 75 TO 70 Ia in the
first half hour II was more active. comparatively,
than it yesterday, but its influence on the
general market less potent. The movement
of prices appeared to be controlled by professional
speculators who evidently made strong efforts to
mark the return Of Jav Gould by fresh decline
in the stocks with which he is identified. The
ms ar
rot fully satisfied with their oue success The largest
advances were IA per cent in New-England and
is per cent in Missouri, Kansas, and Texas. The
other gains. were fractional but the declines, not
emitting Missouri Pacific were small and eX-
ccptional. The closing strong and confident,
although no positive assurances about the Mis-
souri, Pacific dividend received.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were wholly neglected but
firm at previous prices. The quotations were as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

yielding only 80 barrels an hour The shors fes'sea @
In nrees but they could not prevent sdvsncs
Of over cents from points, and the market closed
fairly firm.
The rage prices and total dealings were as follows
~ Stock Exchange Consohdatsd
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

JAPAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco folows3
OCEANIC Saturday, April z.
GAELIC SATURDAY hPrn *
BELGIO Saturday, May Ae'
BAN sGnperSiy neaSi Acknowledgements iecon%odaaens
Reservations can be made by letter telegraph TO- ana
cabin plans seen at Broadway, NewYork or Room IL
haiirosd s1hoins' sfd sLEEHNp sTANroRp, President
T. H. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
CIRCULAR LETTERS Of credit for travellers
abroad available ~ all parts Of The Morld Issued By
HEIDELBACH, ICRELHE1MER CO..
Foreign Bankers, 90 Wiiliam-se
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
1 LlNIA FOR OF SALIF9RShA JAPhN; A SHdlEnA' oh'S'
For san Francisco, via the isthmus OF Panama.
CITY OF PARA sails Saturday March 81 noon.
From San Francisco. Iss and Brsnnan su.,
For China and Iapans
CITY OF SYDNEY sails SATURDAY, March 81 m
For freight passage and general nformatiop apply -
b. J. BULLAYs superintendent
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

WHITE STAR LINE.
FoH Nb 2UHHkSfSSEF3TsNT ~ AHg STEAMERS
GERMANIC Capt. Gleadell Wed, March ~ 80 . m
BRiTANNIc, Capt Pursei,. we'd. April Il; $50 a. m
'oELT2 2oS S'St %h tErs ss oSs cS m
RATES Saloon, ESQ. 500, $50 and 500 Rst1raa a
favorable Steerage from or TO the Od
County: 500 "a limited 9Smssr q second casi. ,.,s
$50 and ea5; excursion, $50 and eeS. c sor
inspection OF plans or other information apply at the Com
panys Odice, No II Broadway, NewYof
" J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE
Tho White Star Lane Steamships Arabic sailing
Saturday. March 81, and Baltic April o. to Queenstown
and Liverpool will second abn and steerage pa
gers only The second cabin passengers wiz be eernea
and saloon deck Rates $50 and sS5 Steerage e20.
Apply at the companys Offices ~ Brosdway, or TO any
Of the local agents. j. BRUCE ISMAf. Agent
NOMPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
" TIQUE FREACH Line TO HAvRE
Umpanys (new No ~ North River foot OF Aoroon-se
LA BRETAGNE, De Joussslin. Sat. March 81. 8 O. IN
LA CHAMPAGNE Boyer. SATURDAY April 2 D. m
LA NORMANDIE de Ker aSiec. Sat, April IA. q. %.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN Agent No. Bowling Green
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CUNARD LINE.
NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via ouEENsTowN fron
r,s,, Fer Espsa 60 ESsta Ma,I Rye isS.vroE
sfsssnls s%s1s. M.h d. Ssh e 50 m ss,rs. % s.s Al
Sc ..s .'S. Ss ss .s
s,esrass sssts % ana from III parts Europe ysry
low rates FS, frssh aud E:sssfs sppv !" the ''n
'AA'' VERNoN t. BROWN I CO., General Agents.
lNMAN LINE u. s. and Royal Mail Steamers
- FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LivEkrooi.. "a
CITY CITY OF berlin % >: ssiaday. xpS! !; Sp. M
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday, April a. 30 a. m
CITY OF CHICAGO ~. sspsday, April .,2sv "a fs.9 m
ESQ and ssS sTEERxGE, sso,~
No. Broadway, N. II.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
NENTkAL Raj ROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

Time Table Of December 8, 1887.
For PHILA DELfhiA snd is..am .oN b4una 5n 5"S 9S
epass NJ S6sDaas sss e g 80 : sSo 80 -
trains leaving At A. ~ Il u, ssd,na S 81 4 yS.
pot1yiile, = for Esstoa, Hethlshen AlentOwn:
Msuch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg etc On SUNDAY tof
7 and 80 a m. for FiemingtOn. Easton. Bethlehem.
Manss ass esSSs eaSs RSinSa wSesDa a
sSamoEin. sunbury Lewisburs, wiliamsport .uo,,ov,
j p N. for Fleaington Easton Bethlenem' Anen1own"
As p N. tor Easscn Sethlehs@. Ailsntown; MaucA
Chunk Wixesbarre, scranton Tamsqua, shsmokn, Ea.
tor. 80 % l0 AsSo~n s.s1s.nR Reaans ta
s2s fna M 10 70. Easton, sethisssm. Allentown, MAuas
sunasy:. seS 500 n Red BsNE L0ps B,,psh pI tAs
ocean c5Sv soo'sD SUI 2kE%Sob k EStRs scS;
&Esf p.riG e'rs Tor ~ IL tirY. vinslaAd.
n'ifss,op So s:oJ s';l9f qs c'Ti II Is Is 90
|.:s S|s s'S e.; = - m for asasss'i S'''I'
NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside Rsuts.
~ Fares reduced 70 Boston - Morcesser - o., ,or
70 IH al point: mr. Ess. steamers CITY 81 WoktEsTER
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF LAwRESCbE b Ieays pis'
20. N. r, at p m T. W. BRADY Ag@
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.--Only So
ID for arstciass limited tickets. Reduction 70 New
SRM sHs nc week sy. F o. a ~ & asS
EaST n .ns AZ .,s.s ar
rooms secured at principal transfer and ticket oceA ~
ONCE on Pier % and on steamer
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Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
S37 800; bonds Withdrawn during the week,
$l2 500. National bank circulation outst landing
-curre1cy notes. $3.50, 026; gold notes,
S2l7.637. Against these sums the Treasury holds
in lawful money $97.170. 1874.
In London British consOls were 3-l6 higher at
101 1916 for money and 1-16 higher at 1Ol g Tor
the account American rail way shares were lrregu-
lar without significant change in prices AT Par1s,
French y per cents rallied 70 81. .O2l2.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
Ocean CLEANERS.

Ocean CLEANERS.
EUROPE.
~
COOKS SELECT PARTIES WILL LEAVE NEW.
YORK PER
s. S. GERMANIC, IS. 8. BRITANNIA.
April e5 Juno @.
q. 8. UMBRIA, s. g. ADRIATIC.
Juno o. July Z.
These parties will visit the historical and Picturcsqus
capitals Of accompanied ehfsugnous py
efficient aud popular couriers
Full descriptive programme mailed freA
THos. COOK a SON, 2ai Broadway, New York
A NCHOR LINE. U. y. Mail Steamships.
n NEw.YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
s. s. CITY OF ROME sails "Wednesday, April 10.
and every fourth "Wednesday thereafter.
Saloon passage. $50 and VI ward second class. ESQ.,
GLASGOW WA ElNDCNDERRY.
Ethiopia. Mar. go, D. m Devopia, April 7: 8 p m.
Anchoria. Mar 81, 4 m. Crcasra, April Il, q m,
or Belfast: Cabin, s45 and sS5
Second class $40. Storage, $50.
For book Of Tours or further information spply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green N. .:
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Charlie jumped up in haste, and turned
~furiously on Peters, when. fortunately, the
door opened, and Lena's father entered.
Don't make a scene! Go quietly" whis-
pered the young girl. in an imploring tone.
Seeing it was useless to hope for any further
private conference, young Woodruff imme-
diately took leave.
Shortly after Mr.. Peters rose. and said,
with n smile
LENA, | have sat out all your visitors. I
must 90 myself now. Will you accept this
necklace, and wear il occasionally in memory
of one who will always love you very
dearly ?"
As he placed the trinket in her hand his
voice trembled and glancing up at him, she
noticed that his face was pale, even to his
lips.
He left her without his usual kiss, but that
might have been because her father was
present.
All that night the wretched girl paced her
room, q prey to remorse and despair. By her
own folly she had wrecked her peace Of mind
and thrown taway her happiness Just
when 1t lay within her reach.
She was at times moved by her misery to
tell Mr.. Peters AL. and. throwing heEhst
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fer that clumsy lout to my handsome, noble
Cousin Charlie. l would never speak to you
again 7" .
Lena looked at the /" lout " In an agony Of
fear lest he had heard but his face was as
blank and as steady as the side Of a house.
Lottie continued
But Charlie suffered awfully as soon as
the first pique was over, and begged me to
come to you and make it all right"
indeed !" exclaimed Lena, coldly.
Yes and 1t will be all right, though you
seem mad now, Lena. own 1t was foolish
and wrong to torment you. for there is no
pain Ike jealousy but you are too sensible
and love Charlie too well to refuse him and
make him wretched for life for q little joke
like that I"
Refuse HIM 7" echoed Lena. Why, no
has never proposed to me-"
." know that. but he means TO now. II
was all q game of ~oross-purposes, and you
came out winner. For by playing on old
humdrnm there, you brought Charlie to the
Here the door was opened, and who should
walk in but the Charlie in question !
Lottie Immediately arose and Welcomed
him oo~rdially-LenA ooldlyi but Mr.. PeterS
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Tho Mob strupEHim Up.

TbFHUI1L To THE WOhLD,T
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. May g. Sheriff Truss made
ready Tuesday night with three deputies 10 60 to War
rior, twenty miles north Of here, on the midnight
train to defend from mob violence George Martin,
who IN the afternoon, while resisting arrest, had
shot and killed Acting Town Marshal owen Kelly.
just before their train came through a telegram
was received saying Martin had been 8 ifely placed
aboard a freight train and would be brought here.
A little later. however. another telegram arrived
mob heard the prisoner was about to be shipped
ami made a rush for the train and captured II.
While some Of them stood guard over the engineer
and fireman others uncoupled the caboose. In which
were Martin, his brother william and the onicera.
Martin was taken from the onicers and hung to q
tree. Then the contents OF half q dozen guns and
pistols were omptied into his body, killing him nj.
most instantly. owen Kelly had not served "a
marshal twenty-four hours.
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evidently had not heard the door open, as he
did not raise his head.
Here's the very man now to ~corroborate
my words. Now, Lena, don't be too hard on
Charlie. l am going to leave you two lovers
alone, and ] wish that man over there would
scratch up sense enough to do the same"
With this parting shot, Lottie skipped out
Of the room.
MAY l speak to you privately ?" demanded
Charlie, with a look at Peters.
mo; / would sooner you would speak be-
fore him.
What do you mean by that, Miss White
" ?" asked Charlie, holly, do you mean
that you are going to carry your resentment
towards me SO far as to subject me to the in
dignity of being secondary to any man alive,
when-when you are as good as-as good
as -
The couple, as they spoke. had been slowly
advancing towards the sofa, on o chair near
which sat Peters. BE looked up, smiled,
"Ah, Woodruf-that your Glad to see
you
run, with the best grace he could summon /,
and them SoHo VOcs 70 LsnAi "Can't you get
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did not say ANYTHING. y

/ dld not say anytnlnR.'
"Oh! you heard that, did you ? Thunder
i~ng-you-you =, muttered Charlie, choking
with rage. 1T is not true-it cannot be true,
Lena !"
"Yes, it is. Charlie-Mr. Woodruff. !" an
swered Lena. beginning to melt at sight Of
her lovers surprise and pain. You know l
never would have thought of such a thing if
it had not been that you trifed with my feel
ings, sir-I mean j do not wish you TO remain
here any longer, as l am engaged to another
man -
But you love me-"
Yes, of course l do but then-I mean
no-and you behaved very badly, you know
you did I"
Yes, / did, but I'm sorry. It's hard on
Peters, but / will just tell lin how matters
stand that you accepted him to spite me,
and NOW you wish you hadn't. because I've
some 10 tell you that I have gained my
fathers consent TO our marriage and Peters
will do the gentlemanly thing and give you
up"
him o word about It,"
Why notP I'm not going to let Any ono
else marry you-not with my CONSENT,
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rid of him 2 Imnst see 1ou alone.n

rid of him ? Unjust see you alone"
She hesitated. What should she do-what
ought she to do? She determined to keep
faith with the man who had acted uprightly
and honorable with her, and not to put her
self in the way Of temptation.
She therefore replied. after a few moments
of this inward conflict between love and
duty.
~ will grant no private interview to you,
Mr., Woodruff. What you say to me must be
said before Mr.. Peters.
It's quite safe TO talk before him, Lena,
though deuced awkward to have q third party
present when you feel II to DO tie most
solemn moment of your whole life. l have
come, Lena, to beg your forgiveness for my
jealousy at the ball, and my foolish way of
showing il. But Lottie 10 my cousin-we
were boy and girl together. / didn't think
you would take it seriously, and out Of re-
venge tie this old fellow TO your apron
~strings."
II wish" said Lena, you would adopt q
more respectful tone when speaking Of Mr..
Peters, my afianced husband"
what" shouted Charlie.
Peters looked up from the volume Of poems,
! me- said, blAndlyt
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They Are Youthful Burglars.
ESPECIAL. TO THE woRLr

TbfECIAI. TO THE WORLD.I
NEwBuRG, N. Y, May q THE police have un-
earthed a gang Of youthful burglars who have
made Port Jervis a centre, and from there bur.
Rlarized every school-house In their vicinity,
robbed farmers and other depredations.
On Saturday night last the school ouse AT Union
Vile was broken into. The next day the gang Of
boys was discovered In an empty barn near BY,
but all escaped except Charles De Graw. q lad OF
seventeen, who confessed that he was one OF q
gang Of five, all under nineteen. They had head
quarters in Bebuck mountains, where they re-
lie told where much OF the plumber was, and 1t
was recovered. Monday night oficers visite o
GSose .haI De Sraw SAD inc gang Heqaented' and
tured. He, too, confessed, giving names Of others
OF the party, who were then on q raid. Conklin
was committe to Jail on q charge Of burglary.
De Graw viii be detained until the others are cap
tured before committing.
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X "PALE FACES"

This IL the generic designation Of the white race be-
slowed by our: oopper-oolored brother. the noble saw
age" The Caucasian. though many shades lighter. 10
not necessarily pAlId. But whom his outiolo has the
parchmeut-o olored tint and his cheeks the hollowposs
indicative Of q want Of bodily stamina. he we'll deserves
the appelIation Of a. pale face" These facial indications
should suggest . course of Hoststter's stomaeh Bit
ters. an acknowledged Rehabilitation of . failing strength
and remover Of bodily substance. 1t IL derived sx-
clusiyeiy from botanic souroes-is pure aud efncient. Its
inugorAting action is prompt, thorough and speedily
felt. Can the like be said Of most toniosi Scarcely.
Appetite, as well as the ability to satisfy II without sub
sequent discomfort. Is renewed by IL. and 1t snSOtually
tones the liver and bowels. 1t forttheS the system against
malaria and rheumatism and remedies nervousness and
kidney complaints.
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DID PARRISH SHOOT, TOO?
Tho Adnms-Mnrtin Tragedy Mt jackson,
MIss., 20 be InNestiRated.

"'sss ~ Dp kuNestthbtFus
NEW ORLEANS, La, May s.-The Publisher Of the
Seto Mtsstssippfan gives the GLOWING account Of
the tragedy at jackson Tuesday: ''Martin was
returning to his once from his dinner at about 9
O'Clock, when he was met midway between his
home and his once by Gen. Adams and q friend,
who had left the post-onice a few minutes earlier
and were proceeding towards Martins homo. An
eyewitness, Walter Johnson, who was standing
near, states that Adams stopped Martin and en-
gagged him in conversation for about q minute,
when Adams drew his pistol and nred, knocking
Martins hat of. Adams's second shot brought
Martin to his knees. The latter experienced con-
siderable diniculty In drawing his pistol, but finally
succeeding, he nred rapidly. A third shot by
Adams caused Martin TO fall nat on his back.
After q few second, however. he partially rose,
and, ateadying himself on his elbow, shot Adams
directly through the heart, killing him Instantly. "
owing to the fact that Martin 10 believed TO have
received four shots while only three hambers OF
Adsmss pistol were empty, some suspicion At
taches 10 Ned Parrish, Adams's friend, and an In
vestigatlon will be held.
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upon his generosity, leave it to him to release

upon his generosity, leave it to him to release
her.
TO marry him when she loved another 2"
Morning came nm foundh her still debating,
still undecided What to do.
She struggled down to breakfast, where
everybody remarked the haggardness of her
looks.
The letters came. Among them was one
for Lena from Mr.. Peters. 1t ran thus:
DEAR LENA: In your excitement yesterday you
aud your visitors spoke louder than you were
aware OF; consequently l heard everything that
Wa. said by all of You. The desire TO know your
pose that I was not so deaf as you ana your friends
look me to be. After q long, sleeplesa night Of re-
nection l have arrived at the conclusion thai II
would DO best for all concerned that our engage
mrnt should oease-in fact, after what ] have
learned Of your feelings for another, II win be I'm
possible for me 70 marry yor; ysry ypiy youn,
II was with Q heavy heart that, q few hours
later, Charles Woodruff opened a note. with
out looking particularly at the hand, brought
him by a red-cap messenger. 1t contained
only 0 few words,
DIN oIAnIn. / am as& Oons arqena =
soon ~ you can lAaA
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tho Great Sacrifice Sale of MEN,s. Boys and CHnpRvN's
CLoTHINo will begin at A. II. KING i 90. q. CAT and $40
BroadW1y-the greatest sacrifice Of values in fine cloth
we'll @ai made and durable. At 81. rs; seiusiiS worth IL.
Mems superb Atwood. suits. worth slS. At S6. Mems
strong working pants at 60. Boys suits at go. Finest
quality Of Atwood boys suits, worth ol2. at 03.
Guaranteed worth three time. the money or
S27 and 62S Broadway. near ,Bissotsr q:
are without name or business stAndinE-b17 and $40
Broadway is the place, at A. II. KIso a 90. q. the reli-
able ~clothiers. New, clean. honestly made clothing At
less than the cost Of making. Yen can taEs your pur.
will refund the money any time within . year. and you
will always find A. II. KING a Co. at CAT and $40 Broad
way. Is,dy TO fulhl every promise made In their Adver-
tisements, An earl, visit secures first, choice: Gene
great sacrifice sale OF fine clothing.