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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

Mossrs. Baldwin and famum telegraph
10 Thomas Branch a Co.. as follows;
CHICAGO. April l5.-Nheat AT the
oponing there was a rush 20 sell, especially
NAV and June, and with the exception OF
about half hour. when Mr.. Hutchinson 5
purchases forced an advance. the market
has been weak from opening 20 close. III
was evident as il daWned on the average
trader that we had a tremendous advance
and everybody who had some was Wiling
fo sell. Shorts had been driven hard nm the
mast few DAYS. and while public cables
were firm and "a. higher, private ones
were quite generally weak. Foreign mar
kets practically no higher than they were
when our market was ten cents lower.
This Is partly offset Boy the decline IN
freights. As we have had nothing but bad
enc, news from individuals and govern ncnt
for the past two weeks, we are due 10 nave
better reports Receipts, 10000; ship
ments. $4,000; exports, 5000. Corn mas
been easier principally owing 10 realizing
by parties who had profit. BIG local ope-
ra;6r large buyer Of MAY. This helped The
market. Good many outside parties have
bought on this advance, and II the market
does not act right they will quite likely sell.
This may give us another weak place on
which we advise purchases. oats weaker
showing a decline at close. l'roVisiohs
weak early. Some liquidation OF long stun
bouobt ON the advance. our Information
keens very bullisn. and talk is that the de-
,nand af present prices Will be better than
when lower. stun may be going "A little
higher. but we only advise buying IN weak
ul8ces. We shall have lots Of weak places.
rwcnty-fyc thousand hogs tomorrow.
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extra. S5.37@S550; winter wheat. patent,
$iG0MS5; spring do. do. $5@S5.l0; do.
do. straight, Si.50Mf4.7j: do. do. extra.
$j.7jW$f.25. Wheat-Southern firm; Fultz,
$50 Sc; Longbcrry. Sj@9Oc.; No. ,, SIC;
No. winter red. spot aud April. size:
Corn southern fairly active and firm
white. i0d i3c.: yellow. 300 loc.: Western
weak mixed. spot and April. 39M5Gi.c. bid.
Oats firm: Southern and Pennsylvania. 29M
33c.: Western white, 32M33c.: do. mixed,
3oa3lc.: graded No. ,. white, 3Sc Rye firm
prime 10 choice, jjM51c. Provisions I'M
changed. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes fair.
20IM20iSc Sugar steady; A soft, l-l6c.
copper refined quiet at l2A@ BE. Whisky
firm af SfIO0<l12
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
Reported By G. W. Branch a Co., banker.
and brokers. No. III Main street.

NEW YORK. April lj.-Tbe market has
been moderately active. with strong tone.
bat without special advance in price. Il.
J.. ST. T., c., b. and Q. and T.. Nail ad-
yanccd y % * per cent. The rest Of list
advanced fractonally. There was n story
that Gould has secured control of 4. l.. and
another that Mr.. Armour was buying 81.
Paul. The covering of 10000 shares of short
stock By the Cammack bear party Yesterday
was considered a bull argmoni. The
agreement tO restore rates appears 30 have
been generally signed by the roads. and
will enable them 90 get HIGHER rates for
their local business. though they may lose
some Of their through business to the water
lines There is still hope that the agree
mont will result In the formation of a strong
association. The VI. L. system for Febru-
airy incrcascd Gross, S2j4.92s, ana net.
S326l. The caucus silver committees OF
the two houses OF Congress have subsianti-
ally agreed ON a measure pointing toward
the free coinage of silver.
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cathartlcs. hut nothing seemed n d

caihartics, but nothing seemed O. do me any
good. | was induced about three weeks ago
To try "a bottle of Gcrmctuer. anew medicine.
I'm "a few DAYS noted "a decided improvement
I'M my feelings. and now. though I have Just
commcnced my second bottle. I nud nii oi
my unpleasant symptoms gone. am rapi Is
gaining flesh. appetite perfect, and am ln bet
ter general health than have been for years
The effect OF Gcrmctucr upon myself was 50
beneficial, induced my wife, who for years
has been sufferer from sick headaches 20
try IT, She has not had headache since she
commenced its use, aud her general health.
which was run down. is rapidly improving.
and She SAYS she has not felt 30 well for ten
wears. have lust commenced ils use with
my little son who rs afflicted with epilepsy.
and already note the most beneficial results.
and feel satisfied that hts continued usc viii
entirely cure him. SAMUEL SHEPHERD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

NEW YORK. April lj.-fi0ur closed firm
fine grades, SZ.OWS2.30; Southern steady
and unchanged. Wheat weak spot sale.
No. . red winter. g3W 3lc.: No. . red
winter. April, 92Hc. Corn weak; spot
sales so. , mixed. 4l@ 42Ac.; do, Apri
and May. 397sc. Oats steady; spot sales
80. / white. 3il5c.: 40 mixed April 3O3l
Pork dull: new mess. Sl3.7J0Sl4.OO. Lard
active; May. S6.49@SG.7O. Sugars-retineo
strong: cut loaf and crushed, lc.; granu
lated 0iLc.: cubes, 63.c.; mould A.. Ga
Coffee, spot lots closed steady; fair Rio car
rOpe Doe
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Ar1ANrA. O.. January ?. 1900

six months ago. no the request OF friend
who was interested in the sale of k'ng's
ROYAL Gcrmctucr. I made written state
ment OF the benefits had received from The
use Of that medicine. I'm that statement /
expressed the belief that DO would cure me
entirely Of Catarth. Within the last two
months I have received letters from every
quarter of the nation calling ON me for
further Information I'm regard 20 my health.
10 has been impossible for me TO write pri-
vstely tO each person VINO has m1de this re-
quest. and ANA therefore under the necUs-
sity of making another public statement.
lam free nom iniarrn. / believe That /
could get certificate 10 this effect from amy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
HOTEL HAY, Hor SPRINGS, ARK, sep. 1, go

HOTEL HAY, H0T SPRINGS, ARK, sep. 4, 90.
Thave been taking Or. Kings Germetuer
with great benefit. ! have been quite dys-
peptic. suffering more or les from indiges-
ton IN "a great many years. But now my
digestion is nearly normal. The oppression
nj my stomach after eafingl with which /
have been annoyed so long. has nearly en-
tirelv disappeared. I nnd great benefit 10 my
kidneys also, my back bcinggreaily strength
encd. &. ID. HAY.
Dr. c. ID. Hay is the proprietor Of the Hay
Hotel, ono Of the leading hotels or hoi
Springs. and many yeafsago was prominehl
physician oil Franklin, Tenn. After that he
Travelled aud lectured extensively on medi-
cine AMI electricity.
In testimony 10 the great value Of Dr.
Kings wonderful Royal Germetuer, allow me
10 say the hOtt I bought for my patient dld
its work well. She was Frustrated with
chronic vaginitis: with sympathetic affection
of The kidneys I believe 10 will effect per-
manent cue and heartily recommend ~.
Respectfully,
J. \. MORRIS, NJ. ID.
Waco, Texas.
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Now York Financial Market.


NEW YORK, April i5.-Money closed
at per cent. Exchange steady
posted rates, 4s6@iSslI; actual rates,
3sj0ls5it for sixty days, and lsIMW4ss for
mand. Governments steady; currency
G's. no bid; As coupon, I'D bid; as do
NM hid
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THOS. BRANCH & CO.
BANKERS AID BROKERS'


RICHMOND. VA, Feb. IS, 1890.
WE OFFER, SUBJECT TO SALE,
W and advance IN price, without notice.
the following BONDS: ,.,
$4,000 Virginia Midland Railroad General
Mortgage per cent. Bonds, pfincl-
pal aud interest guaranteed by the
richmond and lanville Railroad,
pavabie In gold M 81 and interest.
This road made 100000 above liked
CHARGES for the six months ending
december 81. 1850.
s15.OOO Western North Carolina Railroad
ConsOl Mortgage six per cent.
Bonds. 40 80 and interest. THIS
mortgage is only $4,000 per mile.
$4,000 Petersburg Railroad Class Is BONDS
per cent. az lO5ia and interest.
This road is making dividend on
its stock.
s05. 900 seattle, Lake shore and Eastern
Railroad First Mortgage g per cent.
Bonds. at 80 and Interest.
$4,000 SlOss Iron and steel company lbifm-
ipgham. Ala..l FIRST Mortgage % per
cent. bonds. al 80 and Interest. This
Company is now making 40 the rate
of 100000 above interest ON the
first mortgage. which Is s2,OOOOOO
other securities taken In exchange at their
market value.
One-half percent q per cent? commission
allowed tO Bankers and Brokers. ielo-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Baltimore Market.
lRy telegraph.

BALTIMORE. MD, April l5.-Cotton stea
dy: midding, NC. fionr pulet anu yer.
firm ;lloward-street and western supo'nhac'
S5MS5 5O. do. extra. S2.I5W $3.50; do DO.
family, $3.S@S8; city mills RIO brands
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Bedford City Land and Improvement Co


and ile portion Of the
most
ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY.
thu Norfolk Voer
the
otter Nouna ns. anif If
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
onfuuf
Ivue e.
their line
upDiwo
d
foundry
Manufacturing Company
andy
vincntt
ctv l 0
BE- OF errl
ls isl good
mb29 3n JAMES NJ. BERRY, President.
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CHESAPEAKE And ONO RAILWAY.
AFTo~. NA.Juue ~, 1850.

For some years have been troubled with
n torpid condition of the liver nad frequent
headaches. feeling of extreme lassitude' no
appetite. blood in % very impure CONDITION
so much so that only q slight abrasion OF me
skin would develop into sores. Was losing
flesh rapidly. I used different tonics ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
OFFICE OF rHr COLLECTOR or CuYl
IANfr. CITY HALL.
RICHMOND. \A.iuuD ~ l--tf.

IIav|ng used Do. Kings Royal Gcrmctucr
in mv fimtly Tor ne past few weeks Tor ca-
urrhal anec ION and rheumatism, | tate
pleasure n saving that BE- has proved benc-
nci9i. and 4 cheeuuly recommend u toby
friends. +. 4. BARBER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, April ID, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat. o3s bushels.
COrn-3,GO bushels.
Oats-2.O00 bushels.
Mill Onal-lj tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-MiXed. 600 bushels common at
&c: ShOrtberry, 3, bushels good at sue.
Total sales of wheat, 6jo bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. - Mddling, lie; low mid
ding, lOXc.; good ordinary, Zoe.
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RICHMOND, Va, April 70, 1889.

reported by John l.. Williams & Son,
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
A Scientific and Honest Medicine for the Millions!
DR.. Kings Royal Germetuer!
CURES WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS.
hrmbo nlaa erpm~of
They weeahc mar

competent physician. have used no mc9l-
cine within the last six months except
Kings ROYAL 0crmetucr. Ny health IL Dsf-
Ger than 10 has been Zoo thirty years. J au ln
possession ofinformnf'on which warrant, me
In saving that fn, relief which I hafr cNpf-
rDnrrd fr1m ilr uSo nl the medic ne Tn uot
moro certain and radical thHn that which 10
hts brought to hundreds Oh PERSONS in seOr-
STA ana other states. }. Is. HAWTHORNE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
Lumber. slaves. Etc.

Lumber-White oak, per 900, $40 to SlS,
yellow pine. framing timber, 81 TO SlO per
900; boards, IS 10 so; poplar, West VIZ
ginia. No. /. $50; No. ?, SO; No. .. SIG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
Iron, Steel Nails, Etc.

IfOn-America refined, Oid Dominion
bar, per pound for standard sizes, l-iV9c'i
English and American sheet, ga 10 ot9c.i
s,yedos hammered, 4 20 &C.; hoop, 3 10 &c.
Nals-Oid Dominion, standard size,
3 ~: steel, $3.50.
Walker horse-shoes, 81; mules, 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

OFFICE on rur COLLECTOR or CITY,
IANi.. CITY HALL.
HfCHMONn, VA. Juno 20. ioeO
I take pleasure in saving that have been
very much benefited by the usc of nf. Kings
ROYAL Grrmctucr. Fog the past ten y0nfs 1
have suffered nom a very severe Ciia. fnnl
affection. and dtsplircd uf getting relief. nut
hope dawns. now that can see in, good 40.
lfcfs OF the Gefmctucr. I am now using mo
second bottle. ard am improving very mNch.
cordially recommend Dr. g.. r.. Kings Royal
Germctuer 90 an VINO are suffering from ct-
tarrl. 4. ~. ilNNfNnH
tollcc on oi Faxes for Richmond.
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ALLEN 4 GINTER,
AND TOBACCO NANUFAcrURERs
RICHMOND VA.
Factories: 9th and Cary andl7th and Cary
Streets.

CIGARETTES Richmond Straight Cut
No. l (the original brand, virginia brish's'
N ,.,a rnff-. and other popular brands.
SMOKING TOBACCO.-Kichmo Gem,
Curly Cut, Richmond straight Cut oid
Rip Long Cut. Dixie Chop Cut, smoking
Mixtures (curly cut and sranuiatedl ana
from the choicest tobaccOs prOcurable.
mho6-tf ALLEN & GINIER.
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1000 Virginia per cent. al co..
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bit. ASked.
u. 5. as, r. & c., ISL. 103 ..
q. 5. As, r. q c., lsO7.... ID ...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

Cemcnf-Union, per barrel, Sl.55; Rosen-
dale. Si.35 to yl.iO; James River, Sl.2o 70
Lime Rockland, per barrel, S.lO 70
Sf.15: Anchor, Sl.O5; Riyerton, Sl.Ooi ~
Virginia lines, Soc. 10 81. -
Plasfer-Lump, 81; ground, $3.50 TO ~,
Calcined plaster, $1.05 70 SLID.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-16

Myrtle Lodge 1868, G. q. O. of o. F..
will hold a meeting at 2 O'Clock this even
ing.
A injecting of Prince Hall Lodge No. rs,
A. II. and A. NJ, will be held this evening
at 3 o'clock
The steamer Bellevue left yesterday even
ing for Beaufort to bring an excursion over
from there to-day.
The Waycross Headlight says that Mr..
A. r. Phillips of that place has bought out
Messrs. Hirsch Bros & Co., in Savannah,
and will move to the city at once.
Messrs. Strachan 81 Co. cleared yesterday
the British steamship Trojan, for Bremen,
with A. 600 bales Of upland cotton, weighing
Ass, 046 pounds, valued at s235, $50.
A telegram received yesterday from Capt.
Usina stated that the steamer Farmer left
Georgetown, s. C., for this port at o'clock
yesterday morning. She Will arrive to-day.
The tug Angie and Nellie had the four
masted schooner Edith Berwind in tow
yesterday from Port Royal, bound for
Darien by the inland route. She anchored
at the mouth of St Augustine creek wait
ing for the tide.
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. N. Fish, who have had
charge of the Waycross railroad restaurant
for some time, have removed to Savannah
and taken charge of the Marshall house.
which is to be kept on the American and
European plan.
An important event in local Odd Fellow
ship will be the mass meeting Of the breth-
rem of the three links at Odd Fellows hall
at S:45 o'clock tonight. All Odd Fellows
in good standing will no doubt be at the
fraternal gathering.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-16
LOCAL PERSONAL

Mr.. w. K. Wilkinson has returned from
his vacation in the north.
F. s. Grimes, travelling agent of the Ala
bama Midland railroad, is in the city.
Capt. Henry Blum returned home yester-
day on the steamship City of Birmingham
from New York.
Misses Amanda Allen aud Carrie
Lightburn left yesterday on an extended
visit to Blackshear.
Mr.. James Cammell Tyson and Miss Car
RE Louise Kuhlman will be united in mar
riage at o'clock tomorrow evening at
st. Johns church.
Frank Woodruff. of the Eagle and
Phoenix Manufacturing Company of Co
lumbus, stopped over in Savannah yester-
day on his way to Charleston.
Mrs. Lamar. wife of United States Com
missioner Frank Lamar, died IN this city
yesterday morning after protracted illness.
The deceased was a native of Florida. and
the daughter of the late Capt. l.. r. Tuttle.
well known in railway circles in the south
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar were married in Flor
ida last white. Mrs. futile, mother of the
deceased, was with her daughter during her
illness. TIE remains will be inferred in the
family burying ground at jacksonville.
Fla. Mrs. Lamar made many friends dur
ing the few months she resided in this citv
who sympathize with the bereayed husband
and mother.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-16
IN THE MAYORS COURT.
Thirty Prisoners Arrai0ned for Vari-
GUS Offerses.

Thirty Prisoners Arrai9ned for Vari
GUS Offerses.
Thirty prisoners were before Mayor
Schwarz yesterday morning, and his honor
dealt out justice tempered with mercy.
Fiues to the amount of S134 ere imposed,
about one-third of which were paid.
Edward Reilly and R. Furiong
were arraigned, charged with assaulting
Tony Scott (colored) on Broughton last
Saturday night. Reilly was fined $l5 or
30 days, and Furlong $40 or 30
that Scott and bis wife were waiting
were drinking, came along. They addressed
upon he was set upon and beaten severely.
Officers Belford and Fulton came along and
took the crowd in. At the barracks Fur
long assaulted Scott again, for which the
mayor gave him IS extra.
Napoleon Brown, little picauinny, was
charged by Prophet Gainsdy with stealing
horse and wagon Saturday night. AS
Napoleon only stole the prophets wagon to
get free ride he was turned over to his
mother for correction.
Hyson Gilmore (colored,, for carrying
concealed weapons, was held to answer in a
higher court.
Barney Roberts (colored), for gambling
in the market basement Sunday night, was
fined S25 or thirty days.
Twelve Of the prisoners before the mayor
were white and eighteen colored, aud
whisky was the direct or indirect cause of
their trouble in more than two-thirds of the
cases,
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BRIEFLY INTERVIEWED.
A Trip North That Had No Special
SfQniflcance

6lRuluC6nCos
"Was there anything significant in Cen
trail affairs in your trip northFn asked q
MORNING NEWS reporter of Gen. z. P. AL
exander yesterday on his return from New
York.
mot az ALL" replied Gen. Alexander.
81 went to attend meeting Of the South
ern Railway and Steamship Association"
NOT OF LOCAL IMPORTANCE.
"What was done that affects US down this
wayF
mot anything. We were called on some
little matter of difference about insurance,
but think a compromise had about been
reached before NE got there"
"What Is the outlook for the Centrars
fall trader
Very fair. am told the Centrars cot
ton receipts so far this season are some
where near 5000 bales in excess of the cor
responding period last season. The business
OF the Central is continually increasing"
Gen Alexander was asked il the work of
repairing the grade Of that part Of the
roadbed OF the Savannah. Dublin and Wes-
tern is still progressing, and If the Central
intends 10 build the extension.
In reply Gen. Alexander said that 10 is
point of the junction with the Central has
not yet been decided upon. He says the
grading Is being put in repair, but the en-
gineeriug corps has been transferred to the
projected extension from Troy, TO facilitate
the work of construction, which is being
pushed vigorously. After the Troy extern
sion line has been located, the engineering
force will come back to resume their IN
finished work.
In answer to an inquiry as to the truth Of
the runors of consolidation of some of the
southern roads, Gen. Alexander says he
knows nothing of them except what he has
read in the newspapers, and he added that
he does not believe that any movements of
the kind are on foot.
DIRECT TRADE IMPRACTICABLE.
Gen. Alexander's views on direct trade
were called out by reference to the direct
trade convention which met in Atlanta dur
ing his absence in the north. Gen. Alexan-
der's views are in the line Of conservative
thought. he takes quite practical view Of
the matter. and says that until trade can be
diverted from the cities Of the North Allan
tic coast to southern seaport, which he
thinks is unlikely TO occur, and emigration
turns southwark from foreign countries,
direct trade cannot be made success. He
says the line of New York steamers often
take freight as ballast for the home port
at prices that do not more than pay for
handling, depending on their passengers
for support. Under less favorable advan-
tages he does not think it within the bounds
Of possibility that the direct trade move
ment in the south can result In accomplish
ing what its projectors hope for it. He
was so lucid in his views ON tine futility of
the enterprise as to lead one to infer that
1t had been carefully studied, and if the
field had been an inviting one the Ocean
Steamship Company would have been
pioneer IN the direct trade movement before
this time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-16
RAINS IN THE COTTON REGION.

Rift in the Clouds for tho Greater
Part of the south To-day.
Yesterday was hot day, and at night
fall heavy rain set in which, with slight
intermissions, continued until nearly mid
night. up TO which time Observer benson
of the signal Office estimates the rainfall
at one inch. The maximum temperature
yesterday was 81, minimum So, aud up
to o'clock last night the rainfall but .O6
of an inch.
There was rainfall yesterday in all the
the districts of the cotton region except
Of Montgomery, Ala. The rainfall at the
Millen and Thomasville sections were
heavy, being 10 inches in the former, and
LII inches In the latter. In the Savannah
district the rainfall only reached .3S inches.
Occasional showers" are predicted for
Savannah and vicinity to-day. The
weather conditions are, however, very ill
defined. No definite area of pressure is
noted by the signal service, which makes
forecasting very difficult The weather was
generally fair in the south, except rains
late in.the afternoon on the coast of North
ern Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.
While occasional showers may be expected
in Savannah and vicinity to-day, fair
weather generally is predicted for the
greater part of Georgia and the south.
simmons Liver Regulator has never failed
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AT Estill's

SAVANNAH MORNING News, Moderl, Rural
Homes for September, October and Novem-
Der; THE Night of the Sd UIt." by H. r.
Wood; the Arena for September, the Illus.
trdted American (Behring Sea numberI.
Dettneator for October, New York Mirror
Dramatic Ne,cs, New York Merc1trv
Denaorest's Portfolio of Fashions and
Whot to Wear for Autumn and Winter,
iS90-9l,, Puck, The Judge. The Notion
Harper's Weekly; Leslie's Weeklu, New
York Herald, Tribune, World, Times.
Sun, Star, Boston Herald. Boston Globe
delphia Times Louisville Courier Journal
Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati Co0,ynsr''
ciot- Gazette, New Orleans Times Demo
orGt, Memphis AuGlanche, Washington
Post. St Louis Post Dispatch, Charleston
Netos and Courier, Charleston World, At
lanta Constitution, Atlanta Journal, Jack
sonville Times Union, Florida Standard.
Macon Telegraph. Augusta Chronicle
Chicago Tribune, New York DailU Sport.
ing World, Brunswick Ti,les.-Adr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-16
a Policeman Run in Last Night.

A policeman under the influence of liquor
attracted considerable attention on Barnard
and Congress streets about O'Clock last
night He seemed to feel that it
was his duty to arrest some one,
and so he grabbed negro
boy that was passing, and after searching
him announced his intention of carving
him to the barracks. The boy protested
against his arrest but the police
man started off with him toward
the market The boy tried to get
away and the policeman threw him down
on the ground and struck him with his
fist. He jerked the boy up, but every few
steps he would throw him down again. The
boy was frightened almost out of his wits
Another policeman took the drunken officer
in charge and he was locked up at the bar
racks