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Tribune building, NaY YORK.

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cordially invited 10 visit and avail themselves
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Cattle Quarantine.

BANGOR, Me-. Dec. 2s.-The Maine
cattle commissioners tonight posted a
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Forecast for st. Paul, Minneapolis and vi
cinitv: Colder, westerly winds and fair
heather to A. N. Wednesday.
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WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE
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Judge n. E. Wells. of Preston, IS at the
Merchants
The Harvard Glee club is stopping at the
Ryan during it engagements in Minneapolis
and St. Paul.
Hon. W. NJ. Lockwood. of Pipestone, spent
yesterday in the SANITY City.
Capt. II. s. Cole returned home to Fergus
Falls last evening.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24

Total shares sold 4sSo1 80 o1
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24

A NCHOR LINE, I. 5. Mail Steamships.
"A FOR GLASGOW via LoNDQND.E5RIK8Y: .
rthopa Apr. 25 s 80 an DeVonia. May ., 80 am
Crcassia......M May =, noon Ancroria May 10, noon'
CITY OF ROME. MAY 90. "A. IL June y. y a. M
Rates for Saloon Passage
BY s. S. CITY OF ROME. $50 and upward
according 70 accommodation and location OF Room
Other Steamers Of the line $50 and upward
Second Cabin $50. Sscerage. Sl0 .
Passengers booked at TO from any city In
Great Britain o the Continent
For book OF tours and further information apply to
HLSNnEKSON RROTHERS. Bowling Green. " Y
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
10 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANYi

n Office is hereby given that a meeting Of the
y stockholder. o. he Manhattan Railway Company he's
called the directors OF tr company 9f he Purpo,
captal stock, and that said meeting VIII
lie held 40 the Office OK the comlnny 10. Il broadway
" 9th d1v Of May. at II
oco,k noon and that the object Of said MEETING f. 20
s,,ln IN the .to khoder for :icir sanctcn proposal
to Increase the capital stock Of This company by the
amount oi four millions Of dollars u" sam, % De- u,G ID
orIug the taold and Otcr property Ol the suburban
Rai T,nsit ComIanT Ia tn manner provided = law the
sT having uccn r.t ha~-d 20 tai, company and FOR tn
approval OF such and the pfoosi agreement fQr
Iiqnqc of the stock Of tbs company Tor stock OF SAID
suburban RAPID Transit COMPANY
The transfer books Of the Company wn be closed on
rriIav tn, oith u Aprl 1891 at O'Clock p ~. and
viii he raopcn,d on Thursday, the 2sh Of May, 1891 at
10 O'Clock a. 49,.
D. " MrWGLLIAMs. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, April 23 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24

The business in State issues was Limited 10
Tennessee settlement IS at II 5-s: The enly
sales of city bank stocks were so shares OIL Con-
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
Dlpi0eno Notices
financial GlectluQs.

THE NEw.YORK. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILKOAD COMPANY. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
NEN.YOKK. March ~. 1871
n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockholdrr OF the New.
York Chicago and ST. Louis railroad Company. lor the he
Lld al O'Clock a. M Of Wednesday May 6. 1891, the
ComIany's principal office, IL Cleveland, Ohio.
"'- ALLYN cox. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
merce at 1912. and 10 shares of Republic at

merce at 1877 l-2, and o shares of Republic at
lS9. ,..o
The general bond market was active AT auVailC ,nn
ing prices The transactions were larger tlan
on any day before IN this month, anu IN coI'e i
Quence of the demand the business embraced d
larger number of issues. The Atchlson new issues
advanced 3-S per cent and Atlantic ana IaciilC
incomes gained nearly l per cent All classes VI
leading incomes were higher. ana many onv,'
Issues recorded fractional improvements. hei
erence Is made TO our full report OF DOhd sues.
Money on call at the Stock ENchan9e was
easier at 3 per cent The highest rate was -
per cent, and toward the close the supply was
ample at 1-2 per cent
The Clearing House statement was as 1ollows :
Exchanges, Sl20,05S,127: balances S5,3lO,'OO'
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House Sj45,44S. It's net loss on balance was
S2s5,507, made up by loss Of $4,000 coin. less
q gain of 81 6,b55 currency. The days operations
included: Receipts, S2.l54.445; payments.
S2.430.952; resulting in general balance Of
Sl6l ,G4s,200, consisting Of Si52 ,677 coin and
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day $22O,2l3 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S61644s, the in
tcrna revenue receipts $409,3 ,322, and the miscel-
laneOus receipts S57,109
Today's Washinaton Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits IN banks compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows ::
Net gold on hand 81 3is1I5s s1l3sio 900 s34Os5o
Net silver on hand. 14,5o7747 16s0,777 Inc. 1900
on hand. ........ '~. 5s74el OlO,ss2 Inc 2a,s71
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
,rOStNc PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
NEO9A-NN San Ernncisco. April 23. 1S9l
CTosIYG PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

p 4s..!55a BaA'te1- 's 1en Coal y oco4S. 5sf.
p & r 1st pi ..d4 54S Noruerh rag zzO1S -oT
p & 4 2d pf .86l2 36s4 Nor rae piu; '''Ve ~
p & r Sd pf 5s..2724 2St Gr iIsn,ooh ,o,. i5i4
Chic & st. p .G3A 03Se g,ehns!INhi" ia IN u III
I oh 4S3a 4Sl2 K6adlng .---Ip-f ~ I,-lp
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24

ATyusi T'asvsS vssh ,aui,s ~ Is
ccrtacates s1Ss &c 800 s15s Oh 99S Dec s2!asss
Net cash baces als7 4ol e42 sIse o5121 Dec s0oO721
There was nothing doing in foreign exchange.
The demand for remittance was light and there
was no fresh supply of commercial or security
bills. There was in fact, no change in quotations
for actual business: Bankers bllls ~ 80 ana
S4 ss 1-4@S4 SO 12 respectively for long and short
sterling: French francs, $40 3-S and 516 rs
reichmarhs, 95 IA and 95 3-4
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank of Eng land at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change LII the
minimum rate of discount, which remains at 1-2
per cent In the week the bank gained e4S5,000
bullion and the proportion of reserve to liabilities
raised from 34.s6 TO 1868 per cent, against a
spending week last year. when its discount rate was
unchanged at 3 per cent. To-day the bank lost
9l7S,000 bullion on balance AT the London Stock
Exchange British consols rallied sharply IA per
cent to 06 1-16 for money, and 96 3-l6 for the
account. In the open market money was again
dearer at 3 1-2 per cent for discounts. and l-2
to per cent for bankers balances Bar silver ei was
ounce. American railway shares advanced until
the afternoon, when there were frequent conces-
siOns. At Paris French per cents further rallied
10 2527 1-2 francs to the & sterling. The weekly
statement of the Bank of France showed an in
crease in gold of 3,275,000 francs and 3,975,OOO
francs in silver.
RAlLKOAD EARNlNGo.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
1889 1890. 1891
f51 'd XIII & A1 sdis ?2 lSSS sl5S s45SS SSS
LOUISVILLE. ST LOUIS AND TEXAS.
fSIId nII ADi. sS5gS sS5gS IS sSsa Sga
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
%9'; t.. ; s9$$: Ss3
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA.
Number OF miles,. LAO 1131 I,359
Second week IN April. $500 Sl26OlS sI29'z9s
Jan. l 10 April H.. 1.724,Sl 2Oo903O 2OO5'oio
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
Number OF miles. $50 $50 $50
Second week in April. S2151S S3S.3O6 S33 54S
Jan. L 20 April H.. 526.34O 03O '2o f9O'CoO
PENNSYLVANIA.
OF Pittsburg.
Month OF Merch-- - - ..
Gross earnngs....... S4790136 SO,f1O7lb e5,2IslVO
Operating expenses...... 3.207o30 1894 365l2s1
Net earnlngs...... s15s9.1OO s1.G47.21 s1.50 425
Cross earninrs... s1374GO OSs s15 4G4117 s1527O5Ol
Operating expenses..... 968i7oO 111156G0 1O.94GsS
Net for months.... s4o01. .33s s494s.44s s432301i
West Of Plttsbure.
March. Three months.
A decrease in gross earnings Of s432 512 1851 30s
decrease In expenses of.--- 20391O bJOS1o
A decrease in net earnings Of. s17S.530 s304J13
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
O1eau Steamers.

CONPAGNIE GENERALE TlanSatantique
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY sAItKDAI
ComIany's Pier new ~. lc North River n Aotohst'
LA lOUkGOttNE, L. BcLi...---. SAT- Aptl - a. NJ
IL LILlAoNE, ColligT. T.--..-.sat MAJ, - 'g a. W n
la trNSCOGNE. ~tntt sat. NAV >, % u H.
a. FORGET. General Agent. 80 8 ho@llns GIeeA, -
lNAlAN LINZ [. ;. and Royal Mail Steamers,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF les TER. "wednesday. April %. 800 a m
CiIY OF CHiCAGQ Weaiesd1y. N Az g. . l m' m'
CITY OF NfWHORK .... W dnesdsy May H. 9 80 4 IN.
CITY OF BERLIN Wcla,> ily. Nav 20, p H.
From Pier t3 y. r.. adioninG Chrl.toPhet-st Ferry.
FIRST CABIN, 900 aud upward according to steamer
and location u room; 81 CoXD CABIN go and $50
sTEERAGI go PETEH WRIGHT SONS, deneraI
AEeuLs. BOWLING GREEN. y. x.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
T,hnrcdar hnril On. N


The Government report of foreign commerce IN
March is decidedly against this country Inc
imnorts Of merchandise were $l0,435,l62 larger
than in the same month last year, and still larger
than in The corresponding month in the preceding
wear The increase in the outward movement of
merchandise was only S2,79O,405, and cOnse-
ouentlv a smart increase in the exports Of specie
followed. For the nine months of the fiscal year
tbe differences in the trade balances with other
countries were simply widened by the March
movement. Apart from any exchange of securities
there would appear to be no reason why further
sbnrnents of gold should not be expected.
ONE MONTH.
Month Of March
Import. 45a2SS
Excess of exports s27iS007 s5156,4l5 %, s..
Import: 55Ss ssSg s4 S3S7S1t ssss7s 'ssS SsSSsS 50
Excess of exports si79o.gIl sl,7c1'20o s0'0oS'lSO
Excess Of MSrts SSDSrss. s'oUoo'o $722o7ii -'oo
NINE MONTHS.
Merchandise.
,roJ0Iy July to March ogo s57 8s2s7 29s
EFFORTS ......... 5s3,1SoS6S Ce31SEo1I O9"VI9 o94
Excess of exports sa354s SO3 s111oo21 ss7o2 7SO
Specie and Bullion
Imp0rts rnD0rts So 563 42O2o'7Ss 4a,So314d
Excess NJ exports. SOS 100000 $152o7142 $n,3l76S2
Net Balances.
rxcass ., exports so2 10 712 s1271o924o oso 41s
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The confidence Of speculation was not disturbed
S+ocks wore in demand from the opening, and,
although occasional concessions were permlt'eu'
thc,' scarcely detractcd from the strength OF the
market The prolonged weakness OF the Northern
Pacific stocks remains heavy Welg1t Oh siNcuio-
tiOn for the 'ony plausible eApa,lon e
bonds and stocks are being sold ny some i'm
nortant interest but the reason 1OT tie SIIlng IS
still a mystery Aside from the wizard Securl;
ties the stocks that are most lRf u'iF III W. Wa,
rrn railway shares were however, the strongest
and most active The sPeculatlXc strHGsie IN ~
Paul ended in favor OF the rt Dun or,oT WIN o
final gain of 5-9 per cent Larger az
,,ancne werc made hV other Granger stocks
while Union Pacific ana Atcmson were
active. but not substantially Deuer. MlsSoun
Pacific moved within o narrow range ana closc1
,ritbnut cbanop II must be inferred that IT IS
ALREADY agreed the next meeting OF the "eS'-
orn "a fic Association will be attended with the
utmost harmony. 1t has peeh uhueIs,Pou lor
0nircd 10 supply the European deficiency. with
harmony between the railroads ana certain mar
ket for staple products, the telueicA ol he sI9ch
market must be admitted 10 pS DOM ieus1iil"le m
oot ,la nf tbe conservative action OF the Bank OF
Fnoland in not raising its discount ra'e' me
f,ernor reaction was caused by liberal realizt-
tions after the rapid advance any tllc Iha ldlS
proved the inherent streng'h VI 'iio n"i"e'
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Small sales of Government per cent bonds al
ice hid in the early dealings were sufficient TO
PIIoe9 ,ho market The l-2s were fairly firm
ot rester laws advance. The closing quotations
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
GUARANTEED STOCKS
For Investment.
WELLING & MALc0M,
81 Exchange Place.
FOR BONDS.

4
L 10000 EUNDING B0NDS. i0.2os; G PER CENT
The City II Helena. Montana Will 0der Tor safe on
s4OO.OOOOO funding Bonds; the proceeds
thereof b. be applied 70 the REDEMPTION Of the oustahd
Tbrse bonds are u the denomination 10000 each, dated
Trn 1891 aud Interest 10 rate - Der cent pay
3bie scpiannuay Interest and principle PAYABLE at the
Io1t, National Bank the c:y u NcWfork. Interest
M, JanuaTv and !. The bond -ature June ].
and arc payabc after June l, 1901, at the option
tbo citv after thirty days' notice
" Tho hands are authorized by an act o the Lcglsite
1on1na and approved bv vote Of the electors of ne
neciol TAX Is directed provide for he payment OF
the Interest and creae sinking fund 70 1y the BICpa'
' tn. nnnuintion Helena is from $4,000 - 20 200 -
Tho ASSESSED valuation le!O. ~ o o00.00 @ 0
" The Tatc of tax limited to 81 mills. lIe-ent tax ID
mills. ,, -. M, ,,.t,dt,, ,bfs
sn ssqe and ali other deb: March 80 1901 1873 9o9sG
Total Debt: ''V''7o
The bonds Will be sold at public auction on May 20.
s01 AZ 9 M a: the oco Of the CITY Treasurer IN tne
CitV of Helena the highest bidder Tor cash, ara wiz
bc ready fo delivery June J. 1891 certified check or
Seyv.York draft payable to order o. CIV lrasu.c 80
he amount Of 60 500 will be required DEPOSITED wiz
.bc CItv Treasurer the successful hddef a. Eui
T tee OF good faith VIII be forfeited 70 the civ shouu
" Tho ctv reserves right % reject anY Ind AZ bus'
boF>Ni'D niTh hJ,Vct CITY Clerk
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
frrniturc.

ELINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
The f1.hOnable UIc.cnt i useIHl Furniture IRON
Geo. G.. Fn: Co. West l4th-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
STOCKS IN DEMAND.
,uFY ARE ACTIVE AND HIGHER

CONFIDENT RALLY AT THE CLOSING.
1uE COIINTRY'S FOREIGN COMMERCE.
,rs AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-APRIL %.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24

n ORDDEUToCHEK LLOl - ;. >. CO.
" SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YOSK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot OF 2d.st. Hoboken.
FAST kXfRESS STEAMERS. ..
spree Tues, Apr. %, am Lain Tues, Nay g. p H.
First cabin Si00 and upward berth, according to oca
tioh. second caOn, $50 berth steeage az lowest
rates. OELhlCho ~ W. -'V = -DV"l's -o'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-18
BaUNs wIcKs OLIVE BRANCH.
The Local Determination to Quarre

The Local Determination to Quarrel
NJ More WITH Savannah.
BRUNSWICK, GA, Sept. 17.-There were
many people in Brunswick who were high
IL pleased when the editorial announcements
were first made in the SAVANNAH News
and Brunswick Times that hereafter all the
pickering aud jealousy between the two
naval ports they represent was ended, and
since then many have become convinced
that declaration Of peace between TIE two
cities would be in the end far
better for both. So it required no urging to
induce the members Of council last night 20
pass the resolutions given below, which
we're introduced by Alderman Jacob L.
Beach. Alderman Beach is cool, level
headed business man, clerk Of the superior
court for many terms, which office 1t is
generally conceded he can hold as long as
it Is his pleasure. There was time when
he would not have raised a finger TO aid
Savannah, and that was the case with
many others, but now since Savannah has
shown such a willingness to be generous
Alderman Beach voices his appreciation by
offering the following:
WHEREAS, The Importance and necessity Of
deep water ports on the South Atlantic coast
cannot bs Overestimated. accommodating as
they do the heavy commerce Of this section OF
country: ard
WHEREAS, Tho upbuiliing Of and advance
ment OF any on mort is beneficial to the state
at large, and conducive to a general prosperity;
therefore be it
Resoued, That the mayor and council of the
city Of Brunswick in regular meeting assem-
bed, taking Official cognizance Of the efforts Of
our sister city. Savannah, in her efforts 70 Sc
cure aid from the general government in sec IL
ing and maintaining deep water 70 the sea
from the port OF Savannah, do hereby give
their unqualified indOrse nent TO such efforts
and would especially commend the same 70 the
C nsideratlOu OF the members Of congress aad
the United States senators from Georgia; and
it IS further
Reso, red, That, in the opinion Of the council.
the port OF Savannah, by reason OF its natural
position. IS destined to become one Of the great
entrepOts between the gran-ladea west. and
the countries that lie to the south or US, and is
therefore richly entitled TO that consideration
which she seeks.
Res0iUed, That the clerk Of this council is
directed 70 furnish the members Of congress
and the United States senators from Georgia
with copy of these resolutions, and also fur
nISn copy TO the chairman Of the Savannah
committee on memorials and correspondence.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-18

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the syss
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituL
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and so
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
I Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL
J LOUISVILLE kk SEE EoRk. Az
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-18
ADDlE aooDLETr PARDoSED.
Gov. Eorthsn Frees the Cctoroor
Ruined ~ JacoOs-

Gov. Horthsn Frees the CctOroon
Ruined ~ JscoDs
ATLAyTA. GA. Sept 17.-Tbs jacobs
scandal, the case q the yosug white man
who became infatuated with al octoroon
came Up of5c-slly today. l. VII Be re-
msnbsrsd that the girl. Addis Goodls.t,
was ssut 70 5zil when jacobs refused 70 lay
her t1os. Today tEe governor pzrdoDs1
her. Tie executive order - g pretty salty
document Gov. Sortben says, II
giving bis reasons for the par,
do, that 'she was he victim 81 a young
white nan wbo seducsd Ter under prom,
iss Of MARI age. snd protsst stions Of love
and devotion This was made clear = tie
governor By Jacobs letter. nov 10 posse
son Of the girls lawyer. Jacoos repea tsdly
promised 10 marry her. When it hscam'
known that be would be prosecuted for a.
4 tempt to secure criminal operation
Jacobs stepped out. Tie governors &C
/ ton Is very generally approved here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-18
MARIETTA AND NORTH GEORGIA.
financial Recommendation Of Special
Master Bill

financial Recommendation Of Special
Master Bill
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept l7.-Tcs E112unt Of
certificates recommsnd-d &C b iss7ed BY
Special Master 2. P. Hi II tie Marietta
and North Georgia case II Is last and
former reports Is Z. o.. - 4. This repre-
sents tts principal Nth two yzsrs al ed 81
6 psr CENT. de rec Uus1cz 80, the Fo2d
b extended into hc1T.!ll= over Ins own
bridge a. g ccs- q 81 -. De also
rscoEame1ds SIS 90 in car-i1cs,ss for re-
moving rocks. dirt. &c. from slopes and
cuts 0n tn Hiagasse= river =, 30 70 r.
bul4d The bridge a. EullsT- $500 70 prop
erIy ballass the ssvs1ty-fc1r niles from
Knoxville T. HiaEsss-e. 81, 90 o build
railroad yards. zEd 81 40 . inset ths
interest u tbs G-rt c-.glnzl mortgage
binds. The receiver dor not thf1k Il ad-
visso.e % continue tie Murpbsy branch,
nor 81 present 70 extend tas road from Ma
rlettz 70 Atlanta
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-18
AN ESCAMPMsNT IMPROBABLE.
The Legislature Eot Likely % Kske
IN Z pprcpriaricn.

The Legislature Mt Likely % Kske
an : DprCCTiarir1-
ATLANTA, GA. Sept 1L-At 3 meeting
Of the finance committee this afternoon the
resolution Of NJ. R4insv Of Cobb, provld-
Ing for the withdrawal Of the 81, 90 aPpro-
priation % tie military for ueKt years en-
camynent. came up for consideration.
When introd1ced the resolution was re
fsrred % TIE con- rnittee On education, and
WIS reported back uufsvoFab.T. The
House. after discussion. referred the mater
70 the finance committee, and to-day the
finance committee STAYED or action again
by making II tie special order for next
Tuesday. The outlook for & military 81
czmpment next year is sim. OF c1ur-e the
frisnds Of the military are very enthusl astic
IN their work and are confident Of guccess
but when that $25 90 comes to a vote the
chaDces are tina; Georgia's military will not
bss Ia il
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-18
BULLETS PLY At 4 BRorHEL.
a Central Railroad Flsgman Twice
wounded BIZ an Albanian.

Wounded by an Albanian.
ALBANY, GA, Sept. IA hagman on
the Central railroad, named ". Il Moore,
residing in Macon, came 70 grief in this city
at a late hour las, night he was on a
protrsctsd spree, and IA a disreDu.able
portion II the city tackled two Of the
Albany boys. Whose names are withheld BY
urgent request on account Of family con-
nections The young men went upstairs
the woman that their friend did not stop
there aud u 90 down-stairs, aud stay away
from her part q the house. They turned 70
20, when Moore made his appea rancs with
& pistol IN hand. AID followed them down
stairs, telling the boys 70 get away from
here in double quick time Of be would put
q . ball into thsrn. Tee bays made
some laughing reply and started OF
down on Front street, when Moore
fired one barrel 81 them to see
taem run. TIE younger Of tae tao did run,
fairly Burning the wind for Flint river, but
tEe other returned 3o0rs's compliment
Moore fired three shots, hts antagonist
returning two Of them. Moore missed
bis mark but the other fellow bit both
times. When the smoke o. battle cleared
away and tie police arrived u was dis
covered ihst More Ec- hit twice, one bullet
struck him in the hand and the second in
tie mouth. ranging round % t1e back Of the
neck. Ills wounds are pAlnsul but MT
feTIous After were dressed be vas
placed IN jail on a warrant for assauls
with intent % murder. No arrests vert
made On TIE other side