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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-25
MOTION AND oERTIoRARI CASES.
A Number of Them Disposed of by
Judge FnIIignnt.

A Number of Them Disposed of by
Judge FnlIigant.
Motion and certioran cases were taken
up yesterday morning in the Superior
Court, and Judge Falligant passed upon
a number.
In the case of D. VI. Thomson, plaintiff
in certiorari, vs.. Nelson Their, defendant
in certiorari, the court, after hearing ar
gument, rendered Judgment dismisslng the
certiorari and sustaining the decision Of
the court below.
The court heard arguments an the case
of w. H. Boyd, plaintiff in certiorari, VS.
c. j. White, defendant in certiorari, and
rendered an opinion oyerruling the Ger
tiorari and entering judgment for costs
against the plaintiff.
In the case of II. Daniel Davis VS.. Sarah
Davis, divorce, the defendants motion for
a new trial was dismissed for want of
prosecution.
The defendants motion for a new trial
Wilson, administrator Of the estate Of
David DeLyons and Patrick Higgins, was
dismissed for want Of prosecution.
For want Of prosecution the motion for
a new trial of the defendant in the case
of T. c. Newton VS.. w. c. Jackson & Co.,
was dismissed.
Louis u. Toomer was re-appointed a
commercial notary public. and the court
took recess until Tuesday morning a 10
o'clock.
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RETAIL MERCHANTS GRATIFIED.
Christmas Trade This Year Greater
Than Ever known.

Christmas Trade This Year Greater
Than Ever known.
If every heart in Savannah is not glad
ened this morning with Christmas gift
It will not be because the local merchants
did not provide an abundant supply of suit
able articles and dispose Of them.
The holiday trade this year was eXcep-
uona.ly good. All agree as to this. Larger
stocks were laid in, as rule, and the
confidence of the merchants did not prove
misplaced The demand was even larger
than the increase in the supply. Where
there had been great stocks OF all KINDS
q articles appropriate for presents costly
or cheap. useful or ornamental, there was
comparatively little left last night when
the stores closed. Those who came late
found that the supplies mad been we'll
nigh exhausted in many lines. Great
Quantities of toys for children had been
sold, greater, il is said, than ever be-
fore, and in the line OF small silyerware
and other goods suitable for o.der folks
me demand was also reported as having
lcen highly gratifying. The retail mer-
chants could not conceal their satisfaction
When the holiday business was referred 70.
10 was unquestionably the best they have
Known in years, perhaps ever.
While some Of the increased trade came
from the presence OF the soldiers, large
part Of IL was due so better conditions To-
caily which left savannahians freer 70
fIfnd money IN the qualification OF the
sire 10 remember friends in This way.
tor over a week the various stores have
h'en doing rushing business. Largely Tor
''sh, keeping open later az nights 70 meet
iAt uullieia fpulGirQIleFfg
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ro-MoRRow AT THuNDERBoLr.
A Lively Card Of TrOttinE and Rum
ming Races.

a Lively Card OF TrOttinE and Run
ming Races.
The races tomorrow afternoon at the
Thunderbolt Driving Park will no doubt
attract a large crowd. Manager Doyle
has a good card for the patrons of the
park.
The programme will last fully two and
a half hours. The harness race will be
called first and the running events will be
sandwiched between the heats.
The entries to the 2:SO class closed yes
terdav and four of the best local horses
have entered. ]. II. West has named the
bay mare Minnie c.; William Bonham
the bay mare Nellie Alfred. Curley
Hudson will pilot the bay gelding Mad
wood and Joe Jordan is to sit behind the
pacer Joe Gregory. This Will be sharp
ly contested event as the entries can an
step close to 2:30.
The running events win have at least
four starters and there will be three
quarter mile dash and five-eighths-mile
heats.
the Reedy stable arrived last night ana
all of his thOroughbreds are in splendid
condition. A list of the starters ia the
running events win be published IA the
morning
Toe Jordan arrived from Atlanta 'yester-
dav and Is very enthusiastic over rhe sue
cess he is making with his guideless Won
drr Rushmout The PAGER worked two
beats Yesterday without a driver and each
brot vyas better than $3.50. Rushmont viii
start tomorrow against Ltte Clay
The horses will BE- given their final
u,ork-ouf miles to-day az the track and
the patrons Of the park are invited 90 az
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mELr WANrEp-EEMNLE.

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GONERNESS WANTED.-Y O n @
lady thoroughly competent 20 teach three
children at home in the country; must un-
derstand music; references exchanged.
Address Il. q. Fry, Stockton, Ga.
WANTED \ NURSE: MUST BE
neat and understand her work Apply
Monday at 1903 New Houston street east.
WANTED, WHITE HOUSE GIRL;
must be capable and willing; references
required. 421 Abercom street at 2
O'clock
WANTED, AT ONCE, SETTLED Wo-
man servant. with good references, at 20
West Liberty.
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Mr.. T. r.. McGrath has returned to sa-
vannah 10 reside permanently. lie has
been playing with the Boston Ideal Club
during the summer.
IL will be remembered that these excel
lent performers on banjo, mandolin and
puitar gave one OF their delightful con-
ceris here lasi March at Guards Hall,
under the auspices ~ tho Young Mems
Christian AsaoolsllOn. Mr. McGraih will
be- welcome addition % the musical cir
cies Ia this city.
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CUTTING Down IT'S ARMY WORK.

Y. VI. c. 4. Tent Withdrawn From
Third Nebraska.
Mr. H. A. Howell. Army Y. NJ c. A.
secretary with the Third Nebraska Regi
ment, viii leave to-day for New York.
where he has been called by the internal
tional committee of Young Mems Christian
ence to army work. The tent in the Third
Nebraska has been discontinued and has
been taken down. The men of the regiment
regret the withdrawal Of The Young Mems
Christian Association work and are az
ranging to continue It at their own ex-
pense. il it is not continued by the interna-
tlouaf committee. Mr.. Howell win return
from New York the latter part of the week
ana win so TO cuba with his regiment, and
stay a month with il and possibly longer.
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ILLINOIS WON THE GAME.
StcOnd South Carolina Team Loses
TO the Ninth.

SNcOhu south carolina Ieam Loses
TO the Ninth.
The game of foot ball at the Bolton
street park yesterday afternoon resulted
in a victory for the Ninth Illinois team
by a score of % to 0. The South Caro-
lnians were too light for their opponents.
The average weight of the team of the
Ninth was 16O pounds, while that of the
Second South Carolina would not weigh
more than AS on an average.
There were some very pretty plays in
the game, but they were not many, and
the game was the least interesting of
those that have been played by the teams
from the regiments. There was not a
very large crowd, however so the game
and the attendance were about in proper
ton.
The following was the lineup of the
teams:
South Carolina Ninth Illinois.
Blaine ;........right end. Lieut.. Stewart
Cannon ........right tackle......... Barton
Ware ..........right guard. Walters
WickS ............center... ........... Mercer
Pollard .........left guard. ......,..... Hart
I1GdcI ltAl AtNAlts' ANtis'9Iil
Logon ............left end.......... Lindsey
DeCamps. quarter back & capt.. Deem
Fletcher fright half back....... Curry
Deal ..........left half back........ Goeng
Jordan ...........full back........... Hanon
The South Carolinians wore seen to be
outweighted soon after the ball was put
in play They were too light to stand be
fore their heayier opponents, though they
contested the game fiercely. They did
more fumbling than the Illinois men, Both
teams had had about the same amount of
practice, which was very little. Some of
the fumbling of the South Carolina men
was due to the Illinois players breaking
through their line and being on the backs
before the ball had much more than got
ten in play.
There were number of plays that de-
serve special notice. Curry, Hanon, Goe-
ing, Deem and Stewart did good work for
the Ninth, while Blaine, Leach, DeCamps
and Deal were the stars for Carolina.
The halves were twenty minutes in
length. This was rather short, but the
fact that the players had not had much
practice. and were not in the very best
foot ball condition, made it advisable that
longer halves should not be played. Two
touch-downs were made by Illinois in each
half and goal was kicked in each. One
touchdown was made by HRnon, one by
Hart, and two by Curry.
one man was hurt during the game
This was Fletcher of the South Carolina
team. His head was cut by a cleat on a
mans shoe and Houston had to be put
in the game by Carolina.
There will be another game tomorrow
between the Fourth Illinois and a team
from the First Division Hospital. The
Fourths team has been seen in very
fr1a On q ~ n &
the Texans. 1t is said the hospital team
on which there are many old college play
ers. is an excellent one, and the Illinois
men expect strong competition The game
will be called ct 3 o'clock, and genera
price of 25 cents will be charged for admis-
sion. The discrimination of 50 cents foi
officers and civilians Will not he made.
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Observation-Disclosures


WANTED, TEN GAUGE SHOTGUN;
must shoot close. Ward Alien.
WANTED, SOME ONE TO PUT UP 4
boarding house tent on construction work
on A. V. & w. Ry. Apply +. W. Long,
chief engineer, Haylow, Ga.
WANTED, SECONDHAND SAFE
and bookkeeper's desk; must be IN good
condition. Address Il. S. G., News office.
CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF
sacks Apply L., 312 State street, west.
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rnIpL0YnlENr WANTEp.

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ton: hrst-class references. Address Ex-
perience, Morning News.
WORK WANTED BY EXPERT COOK.
government work OF steamship preferred
competent to fiji stewards position while
and dou't drink Address C. NJ, this
office
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMIS-
sion. The greatest agents seller ever
produced; every user of pen and ink buys
il on sight; 200 to 500 per cent. protit; ono
agents sales amounted TO $500 in six days;
another 1872 in two hours. Monroe Manu-
featuring Company, X As, La Crosse, Wis.
WE WANT AGENTS WHO WANT
money. We have new plan. les "a honey"
Good work big pay, a permanent business,
and something that beats en- all. Rite
and c. Cat-a-.og free. Nonpareil Portrait
and Publishing Company Camden, Q.
AGENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC HIS
tory of War with Spain" introductory by
Gen. Whee.er. is a record breaker; out
sells everything; 500 magnificent photo
graphs; most liberal terms; freight paid;
credit given; thousands have waited for
an official, complete and authentic history;
we have il; tells all about Our New Pos
sessions" act quick. r. II. Woodward,
Baltimore.
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ron sALTc-RsAl. EsTATT.

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FOR SALE. BEST BACKBOX LOCA-
ton in South Georgia on y. and w. Rail-
way; cutting boxes now timber enough to
cut 70 crops. Address c. M. s. Company,
kirkland, Ga.
FOR SALE, 1000 ACRES OF VIRGIN
pine land in Mcintosh county, Georgia.
Address W. A. Wilcox. Darien, Ga.
$500 BUYS NICE LOT NEAR BULL
street In southern section, one block from
two lines electric cars; terms easy. G. s.
Richmond 7. 0, building.
FOR SALE, LOTS ON ANDERSON,
Henry, Duffy, New Houston, Waldburg
and Bolton. We have 14l Of these lots
which we are going to sell streets oil
being opened and graded; they are bound
TO enhance In value come now while they
are cheap. You can buy one or all, they
are to be sold. Prendergast & Black.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, LOTS ON
Anderson Henry, Duffy, New Houston,
Waldburg or Bolton; will trade or sell, see
us. Prendergast & Black.
FOR SALE, 30 FEET LOT ON BULL
between Ninth and Tenth, west side
Prendergast S Black.
FOR SALE, SMALL TAYLOR STREET
residence, $780, $3.50 at per cent. Prem
dergast & Black.
FOR SALE, SEVERAL NICE RESI-
dences which we are not at liberty to adj
vertse see us, we can tell you about
them. Prondergast & Black.
FOR SALE, INSURANCE AND REAL
estate; we guarantee satisfaction in both
lines. Prendergast & Black.
FOR SALE. LOTS ON ANDERSON.
between Paulsen and Anderson streets, so
per cent of their value. Prendergast
Black.
FOR SALE, RESIDENCE ON DUFFY.
near lIabersham, for the price of the lot.
Prendergast e. Black
FOR SALE. 60 FEET LOT ON AMBER
son near Abercorn; this goes cheap for
cash, quick. Prendergast & Black.
FOR SALE. WHY PAY MORE WHEN
you can buy IT from Prendergast & Black
for less Lots east Of s., r. e. w. Ry.,
see us.
FOR SALE, COTTAGE ON VALID
burg street, east Of Waters avenue; this
cottage is on large lot. and will be sold
very cheap. Prendergast &c Black.
FOR SALE, LOTS 60 FEET FRONT
on First street, east of Bull; incest resi-
dence section in the city; now is the time
to buy. Prondergast e. Black.
and Abercorn. 3G feet front lot one-story
house, 3 rooms, nice place for man
who wants home Prendergast 81 Black
FOR SALE, NICE HOUSE CORNER
New Houston and Montgomery: price low
Prendergast e. Black.
FOR SALE. GOOD STAND FOR STORE
corner Duffy and Jefferson; see us. Prem
dcrgast e. Black
FOR SALE. LOT CORNER ABER-
corn and Third; 72x9O; can be bought very
cheap. Prendergast g. Black.
FOR SALE. HOME ON WEST
Eighth large lot and nice house, $500.
Prendergast e. Black.
FOR SALE. HOUSE ON HULL, NEAR
Floyd; good investment Prendergast &
| Black
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE
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PUT RHEUMATISM TO FLIGHT
with Anderson's Lightning Cure; II never
| falls Trial size. zoe.
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Strike Quickly.

ing the lion of disease. Many an attack of
dangerous illness would be headed off if at
the first premonitory symptoms the victim
would strike quickly.
Those severe coughs, bronchial affections
and wasting diseases which merge into
consumption would never get their savage
teeth into the constitution if their early
signs were headed off by Dr. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery It provides such an
abundance of rich nourishing blood that
tuberculosis germs have no chance to get
any lodgment in the lungs Ii clears the
skin and purges all the impurities from
every organ. II invigorates the liver to
expel all bilious poisons from the Circula-
ton. II creates healthy tissue, vitalized
nerve fiber and gives solid strength.
OF have thought for a long time" writes Mrs.
Rose Petty, of Lockville. Chatham Co, n. c,
that I would not do you justice if l did not
full disease called consumption, by using Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. had meas
les and pneumonia both at the same time. and
came near dying, and soon as was able to go
out I was taken with grip, and then followed
consumption. Ny physician did all he could for
my relief but I received none. I tried every
thing that I could hear of that was good for
had I not commenced using the Golden Medi-
cal Discovery l felt improved before the first
bottle was finished. 7 took six bottles, and after
that l felt better aud stronger than in ten years
before That was six years ago, and to-day do
not feel any ptorlS Of return of the disease.
friend being cured by using the same medicine.
He was afflicted as was and after every thing
failed to cure him he took D.. Pie-cs's Golden
Medical llScOE~rr- -f . f+'--7
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RonMs WANTED.

WANTED, -FOUR OR FIVE FURNISH
ed rooms or house for three or four
months. Price and location to- A. y. c.,
care Morning News.
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MEDICAL.


LADIES. cHfCHESTERS ENGLISH
Ponnyroyal Pills Diamond Brand are the
best; safe. reliable; take no other; send &C.
stamps, for particulars Relief for La
dies" In letter by return mail At drug
gisfs Chichester Chemical Co., Phihdei.
nhla Pa
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nnARD WANTED.

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BOARD WANTED, BY YOUNG COU-
pie, in private family; close in; refer
cnces. Address X u, this office
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FoR RENT-sronEs.

FOR RENT, GOOD BUSINESS STORE
corner Bolton and Burroughs streets; pos
session given Jan. 1. Apply 1l6 Hun street,
west.
FOR RENT STORE AND DWELL
ing; good stand for grocery and bar. APP
ply to Peter Reilly.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
store. MS Barnard street. Apply c. S.
Deutsch.
FOR RENT, STORE NO. 80 EAST
Broad street; fine stand for grocery ana
bar. Prendergast & Black, 6 Bryan street,
east.
FOR RENT. STORE OR WAREHOUSE
No. 1l2 Bryan street, east. Prendergast
q Black, 6 Bryan street, east.
FOR RENT, STORES 1856 AND 1877 BAY
street, lately occupied by Esssrs. Nj. S.
& d. a. Byck; immediate possession, For
terms apply TO Geo w. Owens. Attorney
at-Law.
FOR RENT. FROM JAN, /. 1899, THAT
old and well established green grocery
stand fronting on Drayton street. and ex-
tending from corner of Macon to Charl-
ton street Apply to Champion q Gar
many. IS Bryan east.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

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FRANK S. VAN GIESEN, MONEY
broker; loans negotiated on household
furniture. pianos, organs, etc. etc, with
out removal; all business strictly confiden-
tial; offices Nos 209 and 2l1 West Broad
street Phone No. 1926
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR RENT, STABLE ON PERRY
street lane. near Bun street. Frank j. Kul-
man, West Broad and Broughton.
FOR RENT, A HANDSOME OFFICE
213 Broughton street, east.
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FoR RENT-RoOMs.


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FOR RENT. FLAT or FOUR ROOMS
and bath 110l Drayton street, corner New
Houston.
DESIRABLE CONNECTING ROOMS.
first floor; large hall, third floor; Lyons
block. rent reasonable. John Lyons
FOR RENT, PARLOR FLAT. TO COU-
pie without children. JIG Taylor street,
west.
FOR RENT. ONE OR TWO NICE
basement rooms; private entrance. 421
Abercorn street.
FOR RENT. A PLEASANT. LARGE
furnished room, with use Of bath. 2l3
Charlton street, west.
FOR RENT. FLAT. THREE UNFUR-
n,shed rooms. 235 Abercorn street.
FOR RENT, FIVE CONNECTING
rooms, with bath. Apply 3O5 York street.
wcst.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT
the southwest corner Jones ana Bull
streets. Opposite Christian Association.
FOR RENT, FLAT At NO. i2i HAIR
re street. east Prendergast & Black, G
Bryan street. east.
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FOR SALE. FIRsT-CLAss GROCERY
wagon. 421 Abercorn street.
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FOR SALE, DOUBLE WARDROBE,
antique oak, glass doors. 100 Liberty
street. east.
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FOR RENT. A NEW EIGHT-ROOM
house. on Huntington. between Price and
East Broad streets. George Elders, gu
Indian atreet
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TELESCOPES FOR SALE, CHEAP;
general repairing; locksmithlng; call early.
Bradley. III Drayton.
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PRINTER. DO YOU WANT TO BUY
a small and complete job Office in Atlanta.
Ga. with steady run of cash trade.
Write for fun particulars TO f. NJ. Carell,
1fa Whitehall street Atlanta, Ga.
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FOR HIRE OR SALE, FIVE MULES;
acclimated and ready for work All Con-
gress street, west
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ron sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

soV-REM, THE COUGH KING. FOR
that dry, hacking cough; l0c, 25c, SOC. sl.O0.
at Persse'g drug stores. Henry and Aber-
corn, Barnard and Wayne. Bryan and
West Broad.
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FOR SALE, BEST BACKBOX LOCA-
ion in South Georgia on Il. and w. Rail-
way; cutting boxes now; timber enough to
ut 70 crops. Address c. M. $. Company,
Nirkland Ga.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-21
CREENvlLLE RlFLEMAN'S JOKE.
Mr.. Sherlock Sends MI. Hill a Fit
too-Quick Suit.

h members and friends of the Green
vile Rifle Club are laughing over a good
joke played by a couple of the riiemen
recently. The story as it leaked out is
that John Hill. the Governor of cartaret
avenue, an excellent shooter and an all
around sportsman, was in the G~reenville
Rifle Clubs headquarters a few days ago
when a travelling tailor called on him and
by his persistency obtained an order for a
suit of clothes for Mr.. Hill.
The measurements developed the fact
that Mr.. Hill is about five feet seven
inches tall and built in proportion. The
suit was to be delivered at the G~reenyiiie
Rifle Club.
When then suit arrived Mr. Hill was not
present. but George Sherlock and a mum
Der of gentlemen who appreciate a joke
whether on themselves or some one else,
were, and IN the presence of the taflor's
assistant, the package was opened and
the suit carefully examined. Mr.. Sher-
lock is six feet two inches and weighs
about 21O pounds. He put the suit on;
saving he was Mr.. Hill. The coat ripped
up the back and the trousers Just about
hid his knees. All hands had a good
laugh at Mr.. Sherlock's ridiculous APP
p~earance. Then a plan was hit up Mt.
Sherlock was measured for a suit that
would fit him loosely and it was ordered
that the suit be delivered at Mr.. Hills
home. When that suit arrives Mr. Hill
viii have visitors.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-21
VOLTS PLUCkY CHASE.
Though FeIled With a Bottle
He Runs Down Three
Burglars.

R
An exciting thief chase occurred in
Jersey City early this morning. Police
man Wolf of the Seventh street station,
was standing on Coles street, near New
ark avenue, at 8 o'clock, when he saw
three men half a block away who aroused
his suspicious. Their pockets were bulg-
ing an done Of them carried a bundle
Wolf stopped them and asked them
they were carrying. They refused to tell
him an dhe attempted to arrest them.
They ran and Wolf chased them. As the
three men fed down the street they pull
ed bottles of whiskey from their pockets
and stopped long enough to throw them
at the policeman. One of the bottles
struck Wolf on the head and feiled him.
He drew his revolver and fired two shots
at the men. Neither of them took effect,
but they were heard by Sergeant Cody
and Patrolman LurYey, who were several
blocks away, and they went to Wolf as
sistance. They captured two of the men
and Wolf caught the third.
The prisoners were.-Charles Donneliy,
80 years old, of No. 1e7 Eighth street;
Coles street, and John Jelly. Jr-, " years
old, of No. 81 Eighth street. 1t was found
on investigation that they had robbed the
saloon of Frank Remington. at Newark
avenue and Coles street, taking several
bottles of whfskey, a box of cigars. and
a revolver that was behind the bar. They
were arraigned before Police Justice
morning, n We're held for the Grand
SO IL -N,