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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Aug 81 car meal, crate cr0ckery, cog
wheels, bale sheeting, calves, bdl leather
basket fruit, ! shaft, II coils iron, 3 boxes
soap.
Per South Bound Railroad. Aug. g.
II pkgs tobacco, 9S bbls rosin, 10 bbls spirits
turpentine, II bales domestics, case cigars
cases cigarettes, ~ boxes blue, % pkgs
furniture.
Per Central Railroad. August 863 bales
cotton. 100 pkgs domestics, 2s0 pkgs merchan-
disc, IS tons pig iron 10 boxes soap, AZ
cases eggs. II boxes meat, IS empty barrels
II pkgs tobacco rs cases drugs ~ bbls liquor
AZ trunks 1907 bbls rosin, AZ bbls spirits tur
pentine, Is bbls syrup, II pkgs wool, bbls
potatoes, , bbls ontonsl car beer. cars sand
IL cars wood. 2 cars slaves, horse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way, Aug 83 cars phos rock, cars wood.
cases shoes. ~ bbls cider, crates bottles,
/ case Holsters, case milk, boxes hardware
, sacks meal, bdl mdse. bbl oil, case dry
goods. boxes wax, ? bbls wax, 1 Dbl snuff
2 bbls empty bottles box lemons, bbl
whisky bales hides, 3 cases p box, bale
wool, 20 plxgs pals. cars oats, / box mdse,
box notions, case cigars 1924 bbls rOsln,
7S9 bbls spirits turpenthne, plJgs mdse,
10 bbls fruit, 10 boxes fruit, 81 cars lumber
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New York Aug CARVED. schr Edward II
Blake Smith, Apalachicola.
Bull River Aug 6-Arrived, schr 5 B Marts,
McElwee. Port Royal.
Georgetown, Aug Sailed schrs Eta II
Lister New York; w r Parker, do,
Beaufort, SC. Aug Cleared at Coosaw,
steamshipIeven for United Kingdom.
New Orleans, Aug 5-Clcared, steamer VIC
lante. Rattle, Pensacola.
Port Royal Aug 6 Arrived, steamer Bue-
naVentuTa lSpl, Urratia, Cuba sailed steamer
Oaklands Fl3r, for United Kingdom.
Wilmington, NC, Aug ARRIVED, steamer
Pawnee, Ingram, New York. Cleared, brig
sullivan, Allen. Ponce, p r; schr Ltggo lRus,
Kerstinc, London
Norfolk Aug 0-Arrived, bark Notine, vi
dette New York schr Williame James, Hoyt,
New York. Cleared, steamer Lady Palmer
lBrl Smith, London; schrs J X TOmlinson,
Lyons, New York; Harry Landell, Newark
Richmond Aug ARRIVED schr Mary and
Francis Lutt Baltimore, Sailed. steamer
Old Dominion, New York; brigs Woodbury.
Johnson, Tampico; Maryland, Todd, Norfolk
West Point Va, Aug arrived, steamer
Allegheny, Providence, and sailed for Provi-
deuce.
Newport News, Aug 9-Arrived, schr c A
White, Boston Sailed, schr @ Ropes,
Boston
New York, Aug 0-Arrived, bark Agnes,
[Gerl, Rotterdam.
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Savannah Ca, May 18th 1s92.-Adessrs.
Lippman Bros, savannah, Ga, Gentlemen:
For the benefit OF all suffering from dyspepsia
and general debility 1 beg TO submit my
testimonial to the efficacy of your p. p. z.
Prickly Ash. Poke Root and Potassium as a
positive cure for all their distressing COM
plants.
My system was so full of malaria, my c0ndi-
tion was growing very serious, had no appe-
tite was losing strength and counpleteiy
broken down in health, but now my health is
fully restored and I can ea6 Ike a field laborer
without the slightest fear Of any serious re-
suit. ] really feel like a new man
L take great pleasure IN telling the world
that p. p. p, did the grand work of restoring
me to my accustomed health. Yours truly,
w. 5. CHERRY.-ad.
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Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
Percy Jackson, Miss G Backus Miss Nellie
Williams Miss Bessie Williams, Mrs w w
Gordon and maid, Mrs w w Prout, Miss
Wade. Sister NJ M Angela, Sister NJ Theresa,
Rev : D Paine, Rev Leadegar, e l. Rice, II
II Davis. Capt Jno T. Wheaton, Geo r An
drews and wife, Miss L CASTOR, Miss Lula
Burdett, Mrs NJ + Wheelock. f Burdett.
Master Joe Morgan, Miss Annie Morgan, Mrs
u Morgan, Leo T Randolph and wife. Miss
Dora Max Miss Hannah Max, NJ l. Lazarus
and wife Miss K w Cotter. Miss Annie Doyle,
Miss DELAY, Miss Scheinen. sam Gilbert, :
M Ely. Mrs Albert Hoyt. Miss ODriseoll, NJ
II Mcclure w r Mogg. j Stacker, w 5 har-
per- L Y Hester, II Sheridan, + @ Libbey,
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Consignees.


Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Aug 6-Mo0re q Co, Palmer Hardware Co,
Chatham Furniture Co, Mrs NJ O'Mara,
John Rourko x Son, Leopold Adler, Har-
mon, j II Baker.
Per South Bound Railroad Aug f.
Frank 4 Co, L X Myers & Goa Ehrlich Il Bro
M Ferst's Sons & Co, Solomon s. Son,
= Guckenhetmor & sons Eckman 81 V, Z
Miller, j r. Grady & son.
Per Central Railroad. August s-Stubbs & T,
Dwelle G K D. Woods G s. Co. II solomon %
Son, NJ Nathan, Joe Helntz, J : Siivd.
Lippman Bros, southern G & V Co, d A.
Schwarz, Scanlon q Co, Canuet g. Co, 20
Dodson, A Leffler g. Son, w Gardner. G A
O'Neil, Ehrlich & Bro, NJ Forst's Sons Il Co,
J Miller Co, G Hernandez & Hettreich
9 f Graham, Pooler Brick Co Leopold Adler,
Moore q Co. NJ S Herman 8 Bro. G Edmond
ston Ellis & Co. YounglOve Il G..
Per savannah, Florida & Western Railway,
Aug sc M McCauley, Cooney Eckstein ~ co,
M Henderson, Lowell Il l.. Eckman & " j
y Fernandez, Haynes & e. McDonough & Co.
Meinhard Bros q Co, Stillwen M u CO.
Savannah Grocery Co, j II Hennessey, Jas
Brown, p w Rushing & Co, Speciality 90,
Miller, Savannah Steam LII Il Meers & Co.
w w Aimar g. Co, j D Weed g. Co. Anderson
ID, w Z Green r q Co, II Kirkland
Dale Dixon Il Co, G w Tiedeman & Bro
Mohr Bros, Commercial Guauo Co Jno Gross
bep, A Enrich q Bro, @ M Gadsden J e Gra-
dy g. Son, G. NJ Ryals Is Hull eco.
G Eckstein & Co, II solomon s. Son, J i VIZ
liam5 g. Co. Ellis Y e. Co. Chestnut & ON
Gregg } & W. Edwards T & Co Savannah II
) Co, McNatt 81 NJ Peacock II & Co Paterson
ID & Co, w w Chisholm & Co.
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Have You Visited the White Mounts
nina 2

Do you know the resting places among
VermOnt's green hillsl Are you ae-
quainted with tie unique resorts in the
Virginia mountains If you are looking.
for place to spend your vacation in any
mountain region, write us for any infor-
nation you may desire, saying what Sec
tiOns you wish TO know about and the
price you desire TO pay for board By
special arrangement with the Recrea-
ton Department, the Christian Union,
New York. Address the MORNING NEWS,
Savannah, Ga.-ad.
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Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
300 bales cotton, 1879 bales dOmestics and yarns,
IL bbls rosin 100 bbls spirits turpentine, 24l,-
PA feet lumber, % sacks rice chat, turtles,
40l pkgs fruit, pkgs vegetables, 800 tons pig
iron, 30 pkgs mdse.
Per schr Henry Crosby for Philadelphia
$40 49, feet p p lumber, shipped by McDon-
ough & Co.
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Shirt Waist Break.

Ladies' Pink and Blue Chambray, were
30 and observation-disclosures. SOC
Navy Blue, Black and White Stripe, Polka
White Lawn, box plated back and front,
hemstitched, collar and cuffs, we're Toe. SOC
Percale and Lawn, all the new light pretty
stripes, plated and Jabot turned over
collars and cuffs, were 81 25 ............... ESQ
SECOND FLOOR.
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steamship City Of Augusta, Daggett, New
York--C G Anderson.
Steamship VIM Crane, Peters Baltimore
John Carolan, Agent.
Schr Henry Crosby, Brooks, Philadelphia
JOS A Rot Crts q Co.
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IT'S THE OLD, OLD STORY, told hundred ii

n anyh uranden
S ever
Dnd eraO Hram
Hard Tines and Money Pd@ Broken MuWntm
sea the proc f Dry Good stargin
nd cleaning gtpai sttt the
o vi went rdth items ycaefny II
meansmon o b saved
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For Over Fiftv Yenrs ,--

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhma. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tle.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09

New Orleans. Aug 6-The Cromwell line
steamer Hudson, which sailed from New York
on July % for New Orleans has not yet been
heard from. She was due at her wharf here
Yesterday morning.
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Departed Yesterday.

Steamer Alpha, Daniels Beaufort Port Roy
al and way landngs-C II MedlOck. Agent
Steamer Bellevue. Garrett, Darien and
Brunswick-W 4 Gibson. Manager.
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When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09
White Goods.

Scotch Madras Cloth, prettily corded,
usual Zoc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Eye
Soft Null finished Organizes, usual 2c5. 12%c
White Sheer Corded Lawns, usual 100. 6l4o
White Lace GingEams, usual 1sc ........1O C
Our Silk Striped Ginghams, the SOC
MAIN FLOOR. RIGHT AISLE.
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Pilot charts and all nautical information
will be furnished masters Of vessels free Of
charge IN United States photographic ONCE
in the custom house Captains are requested
TO call at the office.
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COMMERCIAL
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
l......urah IAN Ara = $50

-..,-- THE spot cotton market has drop
Pc t.... INQUIRY for cotton for the past two
N' slight demand to MI small orders
.,..-.i sales of 295 bales On change
,.' -..--rar o'clock call, the official quota
3. '-. ... ralletined as follows:
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Sailed Yesterday.

Steamship Nacoochee, New York.
Bark Garfield lNorl, GarstOn Dock.
Schr Annie Bliss, Baltimore.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09

Needing tonic, or children who want build
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON BTTvTERS.
1t is pleasant; cures Malaria. Indigestion,
Biliousness. Liver Complaints and Neuralgia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09
ParaSOls, Fans.

Every one OF our Silk, Crepe de Chene
and China silk Parasols, plain and
fancy handles, usual 81 90, 90 4s, 81 So
CUT TO- 'oI 70
All of those CSC pretty Gold and Silver
Ladies' Lisle Unbleached Hose, doubie-
stitched, plain and fancy fun regular
made, extra long, from 81 to............. SO
MAIN FLOOR, CENTER.
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Mrs Il Dodge, VIM Benedict and wife A Sy-
brandt, w II Davidson NJ A Lane, a r Man,
George Gray, q A Hemenway, Il d Ellis, w
L Mckao, K Dill Mary Bentley (coD Laura
Burns (coD, aud steeraRe.
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NUVuI StOTt8-Inb spIIIIs IuIpeuLInt nUrkbJ
was posted steady at 2414c. at the board OF
trade at the L clock call, with sales of S22
casks reported, Buyers were bidding 24c. and
although some sales we're made at that figure
there were none reported. At the board of
trade at the last call at p. m, the market
was quoted firm at 24c for regulars. Some
dav aggregated about 1000 casks. Rosin-
The rdsin market is unchanged. There is but
little doing in pales. the factors not accepting
the prices offered. M, and below are selling
readily at quotations; the sales amounted to
about 900 barrels, N rosin is selling at So 10
when taken alone. or with window glass and
water white, at quotations, but when Jumped
n is sold at S3 90 per barrel. At the board of
trade at the first call at II o'clock, the mar
ket was posted firm at the following quota
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Arrived Yesterday.
Cleared Yesterday.

Bark Mod TNorl. Nilsen Lillesand, Norway
ballast, to Chr G. Dahl & Co.
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Schr Lamson, Baltimore, (returned
and anchored at barr.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

~~-~~~~~~~~~0~@~@~0~0~
Sun Rises. ...........-........ DID
sun SETS ............ O.5l
High Water at Savannah. 5:27 am 5:47 pm.
(5tandard Time)
Wednesday, August 0, 1893.
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The latest Silverplated
Pansy Breastpins. :. .29c

Mems Furnishing.
Balbriggan, tho real French Balbriggan
Shirts, reduced from SOC .............S 80
Jean Drawers 'Pepperil, THE best made. 80
Night Shirts Lonsdale, French necks,
no collars, worth 81 75................. 90
The Nainsook, worth 81 75. ................ 90
MAIN FLOOR, RIGHT.
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Nash. c. 4 st. l.. 50 do 40 pref 50
Ny. Central .... Q9ilI Chicago Gas. ..... tsk
n J Central - g9lt I'd Gen Electric 43&
STATE BONDS
Alabama, class atu0h Tennessee, Odds 2 81
Alabama. class Bsl0S Tenn. new set 6s'log
Alabama, class a5 Tenn. new set 5s'lO2
Loutsianacons Is 95 Tenn. new set IS. 6a
North Carolina#s 82lf Virginia 0s ..-.... 80
North Caroliua0 set25 DO eN-matcOup. IS
:. Caro- a Browns a5 Virginia consols.. %
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
United States As. registered. ........... 100 =
United States IS. coupons 90. ...,.. ...... i094
asked IBID
New York. Aug. s.-Sub-t treasury BALANCES:
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Leading INJURIES ranged as follows:

~. Louis. Aug. S.-FlOur quiet. lower; extra
fancy a. 75a2 50. fancy u 4O12 so: choice - IS
02 25i family 81 9OQ2 %. Wheat quiet and
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



Norfolk and Western preferred ......... 2Ih
Richmond and West Point Terminal. z
Western Union. .............-,...... IN
New York. Aug. g. p. m.-Money on cali
has been easy, ranging from to per cent,
last loan at per cent. and closing
offered at 2 per cent; prime mercantile paper
80l2 per cent. Bar silver 731ac; Mexican
dollars soc.
Sterling exchange is stronger, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 sl@4 81
for sixty days and s. 1861 for demand;
Commercial bills 81 1901 s.. Govern
ment bonds firm. State bonds dull. Rail
road bonds weak, The sales of silver at the
stock exchange to-day were 1000 ounces at
75c-
New York Aug 8-The volume of of business
at the stock exchange was small again to-day,
only 10000 shares changing hands, and the
course of prices continued irregular with the
tendency in the main downward In the
early trading Chicago Gas Sugar and Cen
eral Electric yielded to 33s per cent, and
the remainder of the list q to "a per cent,
but on a demand to cover shorts there was a
rally of y to 1 per cent, the latter in Gen
eral Electric. Following the period of dull
ness came the President message to con
greSS, on which the traders IN the room most
of whom were bearishly inclined, made a sharp
onslaught upon the market. The attack was
clearly preconcerted for 1t began
some minutes before Wall street had
an opportunity for even scant reading of
the message. General Electric was again the
chief sufferer, touching 435s against 4794
last night. Sugar touched 7Oh, and Chicago
Gas ASA decline from the highest of 3 and
q respectively. Most Of the other leading
shares hold well and the market was imprOV
ing when the announcement OF the suspension
of II. l.. Hotchkius & Co. was made from the
rostrum of the exchange, On this, North
west broke four points to %. The changes
otherwise, however, were far less important,
but at the close the market was in the main
weak. The bulk Of the selling throughout the
day was for professional account, and accord
ing to the commission houses comparatively
little long stock was forced out. While
traders took an unfavOrable view Of the
Presidents message the cOucensus of opinion
in banking and brokerage circles, was that
its effect would be Salutary upon the public
mind and viii help to restore confidence The
heavy importatioas Of gold and the belief that
the influx of the yellow metal will continue,
must also tend in the same direction. 1t is
stated on what is deemed good authority that
the arrivals of gold from Europe late in the
week Will enable one or more OF the banks to
cancel a considerable amount OF clearing
house loan certificates. OF the sales of stocks
lGO. 900 shares were listed and -, 900 unlisted.
The closing bids were:
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Boys Clothing.

Wash Suits-The kind we sell the washing
machine can't tear to pieces, not the cloth or
the stitches; won't change color The stock is
too big, so we have marked them all ST SO
and So; usual 81 so and 50 So
Everything in this department has been
correspondingly cut.
SECOND FLOOR.
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.

At the last call at o'clock the market 7
NAMED unchanged.
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Rice-There is no change in the condition of
the rice market. The general business con
finues in clean rice Sales to-day were 1913
barrels At the board OF trade the market is
quoted active at the following prices:
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Market for poultry steady; fair de-
mand; grown fowls p pair, 65070c y
grown. 40045c; spring chickens, 3Od35c %
pair small sizes not wanted; geese a pair
supply; demand good; country q dozen, lSc
Peanuts Ample stock demand light market
easier; fancy h. p Va, q b, 606hc; h. p, U
b, SC; small, h. p, u ID, 41Sc.
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1-gallonW aterCoolers,
decorated nickle-pla-
ted faucets. ........$1 "a

Full size Mosquito
Canopies -. Isl so
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New York Aug 8, 5 D. m.-Flour dull and
lower to sell; winter wheat low grades 81 95
MS2 IS; low extras 81 $685. IS, winter fair to
fancy 81 1908 40; winter patents So 4OCB4 90;
Minnesota clear So 50l1S 90; straights 50 300
81 %; Patents So 1904 30; southern -four dull
and weak; common to fair extra 81 10a
SO 10; good TO choice extra 81 l5Il4 p. Wheat
weaker fairly active for export No. 2 red
in store and elevator 664067Ac; afioat 6854c;
options were fairly active, weak, and lao
lac lower: No. ? red closed May delivery
Sl5ac, August delivery 664c, September de-
livery 6SMc, October delivery T2hc. Corn dull
and easier, No. ? in elevator axe; afioat
4Sls41854c ungraded mlXet 49c; No. 2
white A7l56fS55c IN store; options oDened
duh and weak at 910I1sc decline; August de
livery 4SI4c; September delivery 4Sbc:
OCTOBER delivery 3oU. Oats dull. white higher
and mixed lower August delivery 3lAc; Sep
Jelaber delivery 3O14c; October 304c; spot
No. . 341sc spot No. 33%c No. white
3SLfGd3S15c; Nc. , Chicago 36c; mixed western
"a 3MS51Rc white do. 36laM43hC Wool dull
unsettled; domestic fleece 'Gt2cc; pulled 2yH.
&c; Texas i30i7c. Beef dull and steady:
family $40 00Ggl2 90; extra mess 81 50U8O
Beef hams easier at 81 O0dl7 5O.a Tierced beef
duu city extra India mess sl5 0o6 IL 90. Cut
meats dull and STEADY picked tellies lie;
picked shoulders 62ic; picked hams iUAm
1lhc. MlddleS nominal: short clear 81 %.
Lard frlner and duli western steam closed
at IS ~ bid; city steam 81 20; option sales
South America 81 80: compound 81 IS. Pork
dun ana steady: new mess Sl4 50T1Sl5 o.:
extra prime -, Molasses-Foreign nomi
nal; New Orleans open kettle, good to choice
quiet and steady at 3063Sc Peanuts quiet,
steady; fancy handpicked 4a41ac. Coffee
Options opened quiet. closed lS22O points
decline september delivery SIS i20$i5 p;
November delivery 8l5 lON&l3 IS; December
delivery Sl5 %; January delivery s14 sOG1
IL o.; March delivery Sl4 700Tl4 co. MAY
delivery 8l4 451a14 so; spot Rio dull and
nominal; No. 169i654c. Sugar-raw duh
ana nominal; fair refining BE centrifugals
9G' test 3bc; refined. Iair demand steady:
on A Z l3-l6n5l6c; No. 8 a 1901 1910; stand
ard 4 3-lGd5 a.; cut loaf SOS &C; crusted
3 l3-l60J6ci granulatcd l-l615hc. E'reights
The morning call., 1893-12-13
CLARK SUSPENDED
Off the Force Pending an
Investigation.
Sequel to the Shooting OF Miss
Oracle Cosgriff on Taylor Street.
The Boys Liberated.

Policeman Clark was suspended yesterday by
Chief Crowley pending an investigation into the
accidental shooting OF Miss Grace Coseriff at
California and Taylor streets Monday night.
A party of boys were returning from even
ing school, and when at Taylor and Clay
streets jostled Chinese. who blew a police
whistle and shouted for lp. Police Sergeant
Houghtaiing ran after the boys. The chase
was up Clay street 10 Taylor, and thence along
Taylor to California. Policeman Clark saw the
fugitives running away from man and heard
the whistle. He gave chase, keeping after two
boys. Edward Kelly aud James Cartan.
Clark called after them 10 halt, but they only
ran the faster The policeman jumped to the
conclusion that be was following highway OBJ
bers = o doubt he was excited, because many
robberies have been commit ed IN that district,
and rather than let the objects of his anxiety
escape he fired after them. Miss Oracle Co.'S
grlff was standing on Taylor street, below Cali
forna with two companions when she heard
the cry Of haiti and saw pistol fash fire. Her
next exDer ieDce was singing pain in the left
thigh. She screamed and Policeman Clark ran
I'D 10 her and offered assistance. The bullet
had passed through the hesby part OF the hip
and without sinking deep came out about SIX
inches from where II entered. She walked
home to Taylor and Vallejo streets and had
medical attendance Immediately. Hrr physi-
clan says she Will be well In aweek Oh ten
days.
Chef Crowley released Kelly ana Cartan yes
teiday morning without placing any charge
against them. These boys only were caught
from the crowd who ran away and scattered
after tormenting the Cblnese. Captain Doug
lass was instructed TO see The Chinese Consul
ana make effort to find the Chinese. who
is wanted as a witness
Il turned the case over 10 Captain Douglass
to investigate thoroughly" said Chief Crowley
yes erday. There IS no question about Il,
some robbiDg the Chinese. From
the statement made by one OF the boys to an
officer this morning somebody had the Chinese
by the throat. / am curious TO know the
facts.
at is unfortunate that the good officer who
is always attentive and occupied with his busi-
ness gets into trouble. Clark Is one Of The best
men Oh the force. His record shows that. A
year ago he caught aud convicted Harry Ham,
mill, Thomas Coreoran, William Kermode and
j. CARVE for grand larceny and burglary. Some
of them were sent To State prison for i've years.
the others are at the white Reform school
for five years Within the pa st thirty days he
captured four fellows and had them held for
trial OIL charge OF robbery mmtted In the
same neighborbood. Garcia, Bal dIvia and Sil-
VIC Landini, another gang, were arrested by
him for robblng Chinese"