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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
BUILDING ENGLISH CUTTER YACHTS.

A new departure is being made among some
yachtmen in the building OF pleasure and racing
boats Owing to the success of the English cutters,
which are built for tast sailing than for com
fort. Commodore Lee, OF the Seawanhaka Yacht
Clnb has concluded to build one for the coming
season. AS the navigation laws do not permit a
foreign built vessel to clear from port to port on the
coast of the United States it is proposed TO nave
one built at one of the American shlp-yards a1tel
the English style Plans and models nave peen
obtained from England, and the boat IS to De quilt
upon the composite system. Negotiations are now
Dendipg with John Roach X Son for tine Duiidlng
Of the cutter and it is believed that IT VIII DC
ready to launch early in June, although the snip
wards are at the present time full OF work Ii the
enter proves successful others Will be built.
THE PROFESSIONAL" SALVIN1 MATINEE.
Considerable dissatisfaction was expressed 6Y
theatrical persons yesterday in regard 10 me
professional" matinee given at Booths Ibeaue
on Monday. Very few theatrical persons were a1le
TO obtain seats nearly all of them being LII the
hands of the spectators, who charged the pubic
a. much rs $15 each for them. One ticket was cent
10 each manager In the city. They we're all re-
turned promptly A paper requesting signor Sal
vini to give the matinee was sent to some OF the
theatres TO DO signed by members OF the different
Companies. Very few persons, however, had OPP
portuuities to sign the paper before 1T was taken
back. No ono received seat who had not signed
&C. It was said yesterday that the fault lay with
fhe managers Of sgnor salvini, and not with those
of Booths Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16

~ BURYING THE WRONG BODY.
Martha White, coiored woman. died Of copsnmp-
ton In the Homo for Colored People H. East sixty
Etthrsk. February B. her friends Ia Thompson-s1
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A CLERGYMAN DEAD WITH sMALLIOX.

The Rev George II. Pool, a man over fifty years
of age arrived in Brooklyn about two months ago
and engaged a furnished room at the house OF J..
Dauncey, No. 1S5 Jay-st. he said that he had been
at one time pastor OF the First Presbyteran church
i'm Pbiladephia, but that Ii health had gwen ou;
He was interested IN introducing perioIateh
pany for their manufactuTe; ne EMPLOYED as ms
rronnsel d. G, Hartman. of No. $50 Broadway. On
Jnnuary 90 he was taken sick WIFI smallpox, ana
was removed 70 the HOSPITAL for SMALLPOX nalirnts.
near the County Hospital IN Clarhaon-st. IlatOush.
where he tied Iii few days. .
Moi ice was sent to his buardng house February .,
the dav he died aud Mr. Dauhcey replied that moth
ing was Known OF his treu'l4. note was also sent
to MIR Ha-rman. hut he was III court III Brookyn
and did not receive II until the following dav. III,
GuiIics had been made Of the dying man in regard
70 hja friends, but lie would ONLY reply by asking
"Ductor TO you give mo up" As an
affirmative answer could on hasten his
end the question WAS not - H. fN-
animation Of bis clothing SHOVE 80 c!cw
of bis relatives, aud as The tody could not be
kent: il va, buried i'll the Potter Field 10 fIatbnS.I
| hrrurn Mr. Hartman heard from. The registry
| of tie uraves shows where he Is buried, and his
personal property was cared for at the hospital IT
inclrGed b0i in money, silver watch and par OF
| polC-bulud spectacle..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16

The only certain cure for Piles is "ANAKESIs.7
Call for free sample NJ ~ Mrr'erst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16

| was very i'll with Bilious lntc' mittent Fe-
yer; ni rcmc-irs failed me until used DIT HOmans Pad
sbsnrptiVc piIators and mCdIca al 10 v rat.s.
DAY, 2Gi West BlltimO:c-st, Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
HOW MR. CRAWFORD PUNISHED his CHILL

Charles E. Crawford, of Morris-ave. and One-hun-
dred-and-sIxty- trst-st, who punished hls twelve-
wears old daughter and put her In chains for trfts
committed by servant, was 1ound ov a l FibC NJ
reporter Yesterday afternoon at No. 1GS Water-sf.
Crawford Is employed there by his uncles, Il. Al; d
a. NJ Ora wford. ia their tobacco warehouse III ~
not true he SAID, that the child was frightened
into collfcssing the thefs from the stlrt. Last
SUMMER sent her TO make visit at the nome Oh
nv mother-in-law aud while there "a piece OF lace
was missing | had left instructions that Annie
should he punished slightly If she should cause any
trouble 1t was thought that she had taken the
lace and she was asked repeatedly whether she nad
not done So Seeing that she could AVOID punish
ment she confessed to theft Later the lace was
found where it had been mlslald. Tue servant, an
intelligent English girl. bad every opportunity TO
divert suspicion from herself. for we told her that
we suspected Annie. / don't think any one could
have acted differently from what did, ior the CIR
cumstantial evidence against my cblld was very
great III addition to her own CONFESSIONS ,,,
did yOu use dOg-chaln to chain upy0ur chllu y
at resembed one in size, aud when chained her
up at first it hurt her, and sac cried ntullN Kept
her in the dnng-rOOm. however, and the chain was
twelve feet long, so that sue could easily move
obont. he chain was around the waist and she
could play around the room. Since then SIC has
told me that she was glad that chained her last,
for if ANYTHING moro should be missing would
then know that she was not guilty. Of course. the
servant girl stole nothing while Annie was chained
After the room was set fire punished Annie Sc
yerely with leather strap"
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WORDS OF WARNING DIsREGARDED.

THREE MEN KILLED on SHIP rs BROOKLYN BIZ
CAUSE or IMPROPER ARRANGEMENTS FOR LIFT
ING MAST.
By the fall of q mast which was being taken from
the ship Cleopat:a at the loot Of van bunt s St.
stanty killed, The mast fell by the giving way 60, OF
Que of the spars used in forming the shears Ior
bostlng the foot of the mast from the hold. Inc
Cleopatra is a German vessel and arrived last week
from Havre after stormy voyage. heI ,on or
rs feet long aud 33 inches in diameter a az
found to be go much decayed that new one
must he put III. For two days force OIL rlegrIsi
under the direction Of Philip Low, OF Rutgers anu
SOuth.sts. this city. have been at work Yesterday
morning niue men, under Henry Kerr as FOREMAN
began the work of taking out the OLD mast pIepata-
tory TO stepping" the new one. Iney TOOK oi,e
tbs "sbears" to which he pulley-DlocHs ior tne
ropes used in hosting the mast were attached Cap
tain Cordes demonstrated against the use OIL vnU
spar and the foreyard too weak, but the foreman
went on with the work. II,
The mast was hoisted and swung in the arr party
over the side of the vessel, and one end had almost
| been lowered to the dock when suddenly the sharp
crack of parting timber was heard. lhe riggerS anu
sailors around the work hurried to seek SAFETY; O
before all could escape one arm of the shears hau
snapped two and the mast and lts supports Caiio
down With crash Three men. two riggerS ana one S
sailor were instantly Kl1eu 'He Several other men
had very narrow escapes-one sailor, Edward JOnl-
son. jumping overheard and swimming 10 tne pier
and two other ringers, who were entangled III tno
ropes barely escaping. The mel Killed were;
ANDERSON. JOHN. age twcnty-three. swcde by br'h
He was a sailor on board the Cleopatra ,,,.od 90
KERR. HENRY age fory.seven. He was employed as
foreman o: the work. His home was at South Flilh
aud F.urthsts.. Brooklyn ~, ,
VICTOR, GEORGE, age tnrtyhree one OF the rlRgtfs
employed III toe work He lived iii Cherry-st near
JacksOn-st,, New-YOrk
Coroner Keller arrived at 1 o'clock and gave per-
mission to the friends OF Kerr and Victor to remove
the bodies. The body of the sailor was taken TO the
Morgue. Captain COrdes estimate tue damage
done to the ship by the fall OF the mast anu tho
breaking of the spar at 81 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16

Earl e. WILSON'S patent "Short Band
collars AMI Edge" cuffs always give satisfaction. The
b.st made, anu sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16

Beautiful Teeth are priceless jewels; dali
brushing with Lyons Tooth Tablets viii do the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
plSSENGE 4RRLTED.
AnOiIuCemeuLs

AnOuucemeuL.
A large stock ScalSkin Sacqucs ard Dol
mans English dye Fur.iucd Circular. aud Wraps, new
81 s ofeit Al retail by SHAYNE. Wholesale fur mann
ctrrr nCest splendid OppoT tun!ty To purchase
reliable cheap.
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iane9 CIV
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injured member was restored to his uso-
fulness. Subsequently his Philadelphia
blood began to boil and he was just %
ready to fight man who had but one arm
as he was to demolish an opponent who
had two. In some subsequent remarks he
compared Simmons to . bag Of wind. It
was at this point that somebody was hit.
1t was Representative HUM. Then sOme-
body was hit twice in rapid succession.
This was also Representative HUM. At
the third stroke he went down and in fall
ing caught his opponent aud pulled him
down also. Then followed little more
hitting from tho same direction and it was
all over. Only HUM has come to the con-
clusiOn that instead Of tackling bag Of
wind he tackled i simeon.
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Wv ioRE. Feb. l.-Flonr slightly In buyers
favor Superfine State - 7O44 10; extra do
u S5 a. 50: choice ito - GOA 70: fancy
do - 95GI6 80; round hoop ohio 81 AO0l %;
choice do at - 951G '5: superfne west
srn g. soa4 90: common to go"l cx-
choice white wheat do 81 0016 - Southern
dull and heavy: common to fair extra
Oa5l5: good to choice do % O66 80.
Wheat 15fl3sc lower and moderately active !;
No. White, Feb. 81 l5l4 do March. 81 l6ss
No. 2 Red, Feb. u Nl7As9l ia; do March.
Corn Ease lower and heavy: Mixs' west
ern spot. Aa55l4c: lO future 6l65SLc.
Oats A9Stc lower; State. 1S1stl4Sc Western
t?T4'E3c; NO. Feb, 4Sc do March, A,c do
May, 4lc. -
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SOMEBODY GETS HIT.

How the Phillips Boom Tecklod y SIMEON.
Harrisburg Patriot Tuesday.
The Thomas w. Phillips boom in the
Legislature was struck last night-in fact
received terrible blow. And this is how
it happened. Mr.. Oliver Simmons is
watchman in the rOtunda of the main cap
itol building. Last night a page boy Of
the House behaved badly in the rotnnda
and was elected by Mr.. Simmons. The
boy told Representative Sam HUM of the
occurrence and Sam at once sought the
rotunda to inform Mr.. Simmons that if the
boy was touched again somebody would
be hit. Events proved that Sam was cor
rect. Somebody was hit. Simmons sail
quietly that one Of his arms was disabled
and he did not want to have any trouble
about the affair. Huhn intimated that
the difficulty might be settled when the
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EEi3i;r.


SMITE.-In this city. On the Jotll OF January,
1881. OF convu,sions, John Charles son Charlt >
ID. aud Kate ID. Smith. aged years. ) months
and i days.
His swee:. fair lorna has ia led now.
His cheeks ave lost their roses.
His guiicleSs heart SD free irGln sin,
In heaven now repnsas.
The relatives ami friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his grandparents residence, No. 40 West Ger
man street. on Wednesday afternoon, at "a
O'Clock. Interment at Woodward Hill cc.ne-
terry. 2td
BocKMyER.-OE the 3ist inst, Herbert Frank
lin BoOkmytr, son of E'iwin and Mary Il.
Bookmyer, aged years ant! Il day..
Dearest Herbc, thou has LETT US.
Here thy loss we decrIy feel:
But it's q Oh that Ea:h bcrcft us.
lie can ali our soc"ows heal.
Gone bat not forgotten.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Wednesday afternoon, at =. O'Clock, from the
residence of his parents No 500 West Orange
street. cti
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Cattle Market.

MONDAY. Jan. 3l.-The receipts Of beeves
were: West Philadelphia yard. sooo head
the week. 24OD head ]: previous week 400 head.
Beef Cattle.-The market during the past
West.
Bulls and cows were active.
Calves were In good demand.
Fresh cows were in fair request.
Dressed beeveI. were active and, in sympa.
thy with live stock were higher.
EXpOrts-Per steamer LOrl Cough, January
q, ?6s quarters; Illinois. January q. 79f quar-
tcrs.
head Western drcsseti NJ 7I@@sc. Thomas
Bradley. ~ ito. city dressed at SfIS1Sc; James
Clavin, 6! do .io. al %eS1sc: G. S. Dengler. 50
do. do. mt 5lls11.c. \. \. Boswell Is head do do
ut 6Gsc.
We quote as follows:
Extra, GL@Gs1c Good, 555s@sIic Me,,ium, ~
a5Lc Common, 4TIlc Bulls and Cows, 3eS
4Ic; Caiye.. sole Fresh Cows, sssaI; City
Sheen and l.lnbS.-The receipts were West
Philadelphia yard, l.JG9 head; NORTH Phila-
drlphia yard. 5o) head; He.tonvilie yard.
5000 head total for the week, e UW heal pre-
viO,,S week. 10. 0.S3D head.
the market rather inactive during the
week. :,s the prices were fM1sc. per L. higher
head.
we 9uo.e ~ follows:
s,;ze sS.:' co%aoa, ssi c Caiis, id.He; % Iancs.
S1s.sAc;, s.o.r, so,, e,7 ,..., ,.,..., .,...
Samue! stewart sh!i 65I heid dressed sheep
Hogs-Ths receipts were:
Ali yards, 5000 head previous week, $500
Exports, per steamer Lor'l Cough. 18th, 1<3
The market was f,,iIy active and prices,
fully Xc per pound higher. We quote as
follows: -...s
Extra. sz@skc: Good, s9s,1c; Medium. TX
@714c; Common, 7N113sc.
SALES OF LIVE STOCK.
Roger Maynes, 100 Western. at 5aS9Skc.
i. & }. Chris,y, IL; Western and Pa, gross.
E. s. B. 7: McFnlen, l7o Western. sposs. SO
John McAra!c. ss, Western, gross, saskc.
Daniel Murphy, Sd Yves Western y eros, gross: sQ.;c:
}. sch.mI,ers 4 Co.; 3. do. John Near
'ast.r M county. S accoSnt ]. 6. EScr; @ Is % do
own account. gross, 5SSAc.
owen Smith. I'D Western, account Of &. Canf-
ma. IS ,io, j. schamberg Co; ra.
Sc!ambers II Paul, lso Western. gross. 4x6G1c.
q. schamberg Il Co., $50 Western. gross, 54@
Lowenstcin L Adler. lso Western. gross sA@
Dennis smyth, 80 Min,in and Lancaster co..
Daniel smyth 4 Bro. s. Western. sccount OF
). p. Doniey ; IS do, Roger Maynes; 10
Lancaster county, own account. gross.
James Clemson, % Lancaster county, account
of Diller & Elmer: - do, o. p. Smith,
gross. 4A696c.
~. Chain. jr., ~ Western, gross. 419S4c.
NJ. Levi, IS Western, gross, 4X96c.
+. scheetz. s. western, gSasie:
James Eustace, 25 Western, gross, 405c.
James AUll, "a Western, gross, 56JAc.
ii. NJ. Miller, 20 Lancaster county, gross. %
SIC.
William sales, 3 Lancaster county, gross, -
&c. p.
Abe Ostheim, % Western. gross, 5A05Ac.
r. Hathaway, 20 Lancaster county. gross, 40
SIC.
s. Drcifus. Is Western. gross, 'Nas7kc.
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II. III. Ii. MEDICINE.
SAFE, SURE. MYSTERIOUS.
THE BEST IN USE.
FOR MAN AND BEAST

Received the FIRST PREMIUM at the state
Fair, Philadelphia. 1880.
As Family Remedy it has no equal. Thou
sands bear testimony to its great worth Tor the
sprains. Bruises. Headache. Toothache, Rheu-
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Swelled Joints. Pain in the Back or Side, Stin
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Cramps. Cholera Morlus. Pain in the Stomach
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The following certificate speai.s for itself:
Cure of Chronic Neurdtgia-It gives me
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iavor OF the "CeleDrated II II. IL. Horse Medi-
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eight weeks was induced totry your valuable
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mence, using il, and after using but tour bot
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it used in cases OF rheumatism with the same
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THAT it will d9 FL
Bust,cton, 2Sd Ward, Philadelphia.
This mea,cine is as efiectual in the treatment
should be without a bottle In his stable or
house, in case of accident, as it is Il sure cure
for the following diseases OF horses:
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Sweeny. Fistula, Pole Evil. DisteInper, Curb,
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will remove all swcllings and Callous Lumps
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
~ To Nervous Sufferers-The Great Euro
pean Rcmedy-Dr. }. Il. simpsons Specific
Medicine. 1t is a positive cure for Spcrma-
torrllea, Seminal Weakness, ,ImpOtency, and all
diseases resulting from self as Mental
Anxiety, Loss of Memory, Pains in Back or
Side, and diseases that lead to Consumption,
Insanity and an early grave. The specific
Medicine is being used with wonderful success.
Pamphlets sent free to all. Write for them and
get full particulars. Price, Specific, 81 per
package, or six packages for s.. j. Il. SIMP-
son MEDICINE COMPANY, Nos. 10l and los
Main street, Buffalo. n. Y. Address ali orders
to
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l37 and l33 North Queen street, Lancaster
ml7-lyteO,1&wl
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LastniyAt while Nictcr KAISER was walk
ing near the corner Of West King and
Prince streets, lie was accosted by a man
who was under tho influence OF liquor and
who asked Mr.. KAISER to give him ten
cents for a nights lodging. NJ. KAISER,
seeing the mans condition. told him he
had better go to the station house. This
made the fellow angry and he followed
Mr. Kasser, who pushed him away and
told him 70 go about his business. The
fellow then attacked Mr.. KaSscr and beat
him badly about the face. Mr.. KAISER
made complaint against him and he was
arrested and locked up. He gives his name
as Francis Newman. This morning he was
committed to Jail for a hearing before AL
derman McConomy on Thursday morn
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the Ki!ucy-Wo-t advertisement in another
Column, and ii vii. explain to you the rational
method 0t getting well. hiIneyWo will
save sou more doctors bills than any other
medicine known. Acting with specific energy
on the kidneys and liver. i: cures the worst
diseases ciu-e:l hy their 'ierangement Use it
at once in dry or !iquid form. Either is equal
ly efficient. the liqui, is the easiest. but the
dry is the most cconomcal.-Iateri0r.
j3l-iwd&w
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Distr,2t of t;olumbia Approuria.inn

WAsHiNGTON, Feb. 1.-Iu the House
pursuant to an order made yesterday, the
session began today at II o'clock. The
morning hoar was dispensed with and 4:
11:30 the House went into committee OF
the whole in the District Of Columbia ap-
preparation bill.
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Murdered in Mex,cu.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 1.-Ex-Gov.
Varzandt has received despatch from
Chief Justice Prince, Of New Mexico, dated
Santa Fe 31st, saying that the body of
Col. Charles Potter Was discovered yes
terday. Three murderers arc in custody.
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GaicS of Real Estate.

Henry S!luhert. auctioneer, sold at pab-
lie sale, January 81, at the Leonard hctcf.
for John 3. Albright. executor OF the cs-
tate OF George Albright, deceased: the
following property:
No. I. 4 one-Story brick dwelling, stu
street and Cherry alley (No. 1O), to S. F..
Er;sman ior s.. 500.
No. :. a one stnry-brick dwelling (No.
1927, situated OH the south side Of East
Chestnut street, and adjoining No. l., to
John Z. Rathfon for $2.G20.
Nos. 4 one-story frame dwelling, siIu-
ated on the east side OF Arch alley, adj
Joining St. Johns Lutheran church on the
north. to Geo. H. Albright for s525
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THE END NOT YET.

Another lnencctual Ballot Tor Senate.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 1.-The four
teenth Intellectual ballot for United State,
senator was taken to-day and resulted as
follows: Wallace 7s, Oliver -, Grow 80
Hewitt 3, MacVeagh 3: Phillips 2. Baird 1
Snowden 1, Agncw 1, Curtin I, Wolfe
total, Els. Adjourned until tomorrow.
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Council Dissolved.

At the last stated meeting OF Empire
council No. 5, o. U. A. NJ, of this city,
the council was dissolved and the effects
divided among the members in good stand
ing. This action, it is said, was taken in
consequence OF there being one Or two
odd stagers' among the members wl.o
nave long been Il drag upon the council
The dividends distributed were in amounts
ranging from $50 to SIS according to the
greater or less amount of dues that had
been paid in by the several mcmhcrs. I.
is doubted whether the G:ard Council
will sanction the dissolution of the snbor-
dina:v council, bat" what are they going
to do about it?''
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THSFATE OF JAMES A. EWING, LATE
IL of Martic township, Lancaster county. do
having been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said deceient are re-
uuested to make immediate settlement, and
those having claims or demands against the
estate of said decedent, to make known the
same to the undersigned without delay, resisl-
ing in Martic township.
MARY J. EWING,
JOSEPH ENGLES,
iaae9stw EXectors.
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Asxass,nafeL ON the Highway.

BURNETT, Tex, Jan. 3l.-WiIliam
Caldwell was shot and fatally wounded
while returning home ON Friday night.
Jack Long, a negro with whom he had
difficulty previously has been arrested
Oh suspicion.