The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-08

mined upon a bold game, and. when re-
Gently, another circular came alony. thew
at once opened correspondence with the
green goods men, and arranged to come on
. Ne" YORK and rock the rocks. They
olo about their persons the guns already de-
scribed, and assumed demeanors Of lamb
like innocence.
Inc green goods men came to hand upon
the arrival and escorted he Alabamiaas
down town. They were taken to a room in
some building, of whose location thev are in
doubt, aud LIT Of nice. fresh 81, s. and
Sl0 bills was shown to them. There was
only one man there waen they were exhlb-
ited.
Those are unusually fine," he said to
tnem, and we have q limi ed quantity.
just look at them aud compare them with
your good money"
The Alab mians knew this time that the
money displayed was good, and itched to
put their hands upon I'LL that they saw, but
they bad gone over their plans together
many times and had determined not to
make any breaks before the opportune time
arrived So they restrained themselves
and examined the alleged counterfeit, ard
compared them with other bills, and ad-
mltted all that the green goods man had
said of his wares. Now said he, after
the examination ives concluded, az can let
you have 81, 500 worth of these for $1,000,
issue, $4,000 worth for 81, 800. How is
thatg'
Haley and G. s-ge agreed to take $4,000
worth.
"Well." said the green goods man again,
lets go to some more secluded place, where
we can't be overheard, and we'll finish the
job"
"All right" replied George. thinking of
the possibilities; I'VE want a place where
we can't be caught at this, too"
Then they went by devious and intricate
ways to another building, in a corner room
or which the green goods man produced,
with great secrecy, three bundles of alleged
counterfeit money, which he offered to the
Alabamlens lat the same time saying with a
PLACID smile:
snow, gentlemen, the job is done: 81, 500,
please"
Then the Alabamians put both hands into
their hip pockets. and the next moment the
four big guns were pointed at his head and
Georges voice was ringing out in cruel
tones:
"Shell out that genuine Doodle, you -,
or Well blow daylight through you"
The green goods man thought it not wise
to delay in complying with their demand,
and the green papers aud the 81, 700 in cash
| all went into Georges sachel. After warn
ing the victim to pocket his loss witht ut
sqnealing, George and Hafley withdrew
The prisoners created sensation in the
court room when they came in with their
big SLOUGH hats in their bands and their
| revolverS we're exposed on the judges bench.
They sat down in the prisoners pen and
gazed calmly around. George seemed to be
the master mind. He is a rather good
looking fellow, with sharp features, clear
eyes, brown hair and mustache, and an
| incipient goates. He was dressed in very
ordinary clothes, which looked the worse
for his nights stay in the call Hafley
| looked younger even for his age. He has
coal-black hair and eyebrows and small
black mustache.
The two men remained in the pen some
time, while the detectives waited for Eat IN
to appear. He did rot come, however,
and they concluded that he was asso-
ciated with the green goods men and was
afraid to appear FOR fear that he would get
himself INFO trouble. After hearing the de-
tective's story Justice Mcmahon remanded
the prisoners until today TO give the de-
tectives an opportunity to hunt up Eaton.
When the prisoners were put ack in
their cells they relapsed into uucommunica-
tiveness and lay down on their cots. Hafiev
left his dinner untouched. and was much
cast down by the fact that he had to re-
| main behind lock and KEY for another day
The police made search for Eaton, and
tried to find the locality of the ira lsactions.
They had no information TO communicate
however, and it is probable that the prison
ers will be remanded again to-day. The
charge of larceny is not likely to be presseA
and they win probably ct off wi & ,
| for carrying the pistols. The police m }
| make effort to recover the $l,.oJ fOI
their pension fund, but it isn't likely to sue
| coed if no complainant appears