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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
A QUESTION OF LOVE AND SOCK bENDINf
1T COMES BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT ~
DEFAULT OF MORE APPROPRIATE TRr-

IT COMES BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT ~
DEFAULT OF MORE APPROPRIATE TRi-
Br-NAI. AND DECISION rs RESERVED
When courts OF love in operation tho case
Of Mary Kellner against William Gurr would. as
matter of course have been carried TO one Of those
tribunals But they exist no longer. tho action
had 10 DO tried before ordinary court or law.
and Justice Andrews had 1t before him yesterday.
The question 10 be decided was whether or not.
when a young man has become engaged to be mar
ried and has aftcrward changed his mind. the
woman OF his Temporary choice has the right TO
domestic offices she has done under the suppositIon
that she would always have them 20 do
The facts as disclosed at the hearing are these:
William Gurr Of Jersey City. asked Mary Keliner
TO marry him. She consented. and Gurr. being a
careful young man, gave 10 her his spare cash TO
keep for him. To MIN expense and enable
him TO save all the more money she declares. she
mended his clothes and he took many OF his meals
at her parents house. Whether CUR became dis
not does not yet appear. but after time he
sumably satisfied him so well that, unknown to Miss
Kcllner, he married her In the mean time how
ever, he wanted to recover the 800 he had saved
and Miss Kcllncr who at first refused. declares that
she was tricked into signing an agreement to re-
store him the money at his lawyers Office Now
she wants order vacating "A judgment entered
against her for tho money and also demands 81 900
from Gurr for the meals he took at her hOus" And
for the repairs TO his wardrobe that she executed
Justice Andrews has cautiously reserved his de-
ciSiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
rONTTCT LEASE SYSTEM LlhELl ," HiANp'
FURTHER EVIDENCE THAT THE "Eoh"iA iE"'''
LATG'RE WILL. NOT WIPE OUT THE DIS
GRA,r oF THE STATE

,,ior,, Ga Dec | tSpeciaD.-The catechisins
~ members OF the Georgia House or Representa-
,t,.s ma 70 their ideas pcnitentiary egislatloh
,rh,ob BEGAN Yesterday. vas concluded to-day. ko-
Mics IN answer 10 the sin queries put were over
vnoln,iucly decisive IN each instance Iney Demon
efrote that the LEGISLATURE Will not pass OIL ioF
control Of the penitentiary; that 1t Is wiIng 70
huv farm on which women. juvenile ana ieebIe
convicts shall be employed; that it is determined
~ take county chain gangs under state control
and worst Of all that It will continue the lease
system for bodied convicts. Tie present les
Sees and those who hopc 10 hire convicis NJ the
nominal rate charged for them are delighted at
this Under the present system they are COM
,ellod 10 accept all convicts NJ the ridiculous price
OF Sl3 year
The proposed plan will relieve them Of six hum
dred women children and mvads and give them
only men who are powerful and IN perfect condi-
flon In the pane OF reform it Sc, ms thar 4 VAL
liable concession is TO DC made 10 essees of con-
vlcts and that Georgia Is still 10 live under the
stigma OF the convIct-loasc system. II has been
argued often that this system was forced on her IN
obstruction days. and has been tolerated since
that time only because II was protected by lh'io'
liable contracts. This excuse can never more ne
put forward If the LcgisIlturc adopts the plan
outlined by the House Il will be a deliberate m
dorsoment of the convict-lcasc system at time
when Georgia il able to do better, when severaI
be ter plans have been proposed 10 the IcSislatur
recently and in every year of the last decade 10
show that dndor the convict lease system ;ruelteS
and horrors are certain. and anything tending TO-
ward reformation OF convicts Is Impossible, ~
Svmpat hizers with Mrs Mobiles. who Is now
under sentence OF death for numbering her nus
band have given up all hope OF saving hef M, iiIc
Monday that 1t could not interfere. but. by their
suggestion d bill was introduced in the Senate to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
CROP- REPORTING SYSTEM CRITICISED.

Wash,ngton Dec. THE annual report o. John
HYDE the Statistcian OF the Department OF Asri-
culture was issued to-day. II Is devoted NANNY
10 criticisms OF the cumbrons and unpusihess-ilNe
crop reporting system In use IN the Depar 'o'
49,. lac, fow vears and TO recommendations look
,,,, 20 an ,mnrovement OF the system. Mr. Hyde
GAYS that his brief official connection with the
division has been sufficient to impress him strongly
with the extreme cumbrousness of the existing
system OF crop-reporIng with the fact that the III
formation obtained is utterly incommensurate win
the labor involved In It's collection ana win 'n'
d,s.dv,r,aae under which the farmer labois IN
- ,,i,ced I'm possession much less promptly
,%nn other citzens of the information which the
department makes public from ume 10 ' me and
corning the condition OF the c'oPS III lilo
other countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
TO IMPROVE THE POLICE SERVICE.
CHIEF M'CULLAGH WANTS suB-sTATIoNs AND
MORE DETECTIVES.

CHIEF McULLAGH WANTS suB-sTATIoNs AND
MORE DETECTIVES
Chief McCullaeh made long report to the Police
Board yesterday relative to adopting some system
Of improving the efficiency of the Department lie
recommended that stationary posts or sub-statons
be established in each precinct. these suo-statons
TO he Ornamental iron booths. placed in public
thoroughfarcs and not to he further than flve
blocks apart. Each booth. or sub-station is TO be
connected by telephone with precinct stations. The
booth IS 10 be in charge OF patrolman. who Is
10 Inform the station of any crime. The Committee
on Repairs and Supplies was directed TO look into
the Chiefs recommendation
Chief McCulagh also recommended a reorsan.za-
ton OF the present detective system. He proposed
TO have fifty detective sergcants not fewer than
fifty detectives at the Central Office. and. in addi-
ton to these thee detectives assigned TO duty in
each precinct under Captain MoCluskys supervis-
ion Their hours for duty are to be so regulated
that one IN turn would he continuously AT each
station on reserve duty TO answer any CAL Inere
shall also be in addition to these three detectives
one precinct detective. under the direct command
of the captain of precinct Co.,,
The majority OF the Board approved the Chief
plan but Mr. Parker disscned on the ground
that he wanted look into the matter before
voting for the reorganization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
CLOSE or CANAL NAVIGATION.
TIE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR sMALL-PrsHiNo
WORK or THE IMPROVEMENTS

TIE RI SINESS OF THE YEAR sMALL-Po SHlNo
WORK on THE IMPROVEMENTS.
Albany Dec lat noon to-day the canals OF ths
State closed Tor the season. and active WORK VIII
bA begun A. once by the contractors to compiets
the improvements under the 100000 act The ous''
ness Of the year has been less than Tor many
previous ones with the exception OF 1895 TWO rea-
sons are assigned for thls-one that the improve.
ment work in some ways hindereI navigation ana
the other that the Legislature by refusing 70 allow
an increase in the amount OF capital that might
he used by companies doing traffic along the
canals has driven away enormous amount OK
traffic There ale about hundred boats still on
their way TO tdewater. and the water Will not be
drawn from the canal until these are either out or
wintersd Few boats Will be allowed 10 WINTER IN
the canal itself. the Superintendent OF PUBIC
Works thinks they would interfere with the con-
tract work 49,, 49,.
So far as statistics are obtainable the wheat
shipments reached - 96i l,2 bushels, decrease or
II 10000 bushels compared with asst year but an
Increase OF 100000 bushes over $50. The average
rate of freight wheat was IS per cent COM
pared WIKI g. per cent last year, and ~ per cent
in 1897 .
money spent ON the canals and the falling on
Of traffic that all the State officers VIII recommend
the passage OF a bill extending the amount OF capt.
tai for canal navigation companies from $4,000 70
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
WOMAN CRIES FOR VENGEANOS'
TRIES TO AROUSE A CROWD TO PUNISH RICK
LESS DRIVER

Edward McEveney. twenty-seVen years o.a, y.
o,e Ia, Ons-hundred "a nd-fourth-st.. driver
n rho employ of the Pure OIL Company, OF NO. %S
Uudson,st. was fired SO in the Harlem Court yes
terday morning for furious driving and oeihs m
,oxicated while In charge Of a wagon. McEiVehey
drove an oil wagon with three horses down upper
Fif,h-ave on Tuesday night. he whipped .no
sorsos ~ furious speed. and kept swervlng from
80 e,,a of the avenue to the other. Many bicy.
cs,s fell of their wheels while trying TO get out OF
the way of the wagon. ..,.,,,
Among them woman who was especiany
This woman, a Miss Fcrro. OF No 1875 West one;
hundred-and-t wenteth-st.. who PAD ony esva sd
her way through the crowd and screamed TO the
nollcomen who arrested McElveney TO LEI tne iat,er
90 ar The same time calling the bcycists VINO
Rad been endangered to punish the driver as 10 70
deserved The crowd used threatening Language W
tbe man and tried 10 seize him, and was only hePt
off bv the policemen drawing their revoivers'
natroI wagon took AIcElveney TO the station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
SHEEHAN WANTS COUNSEL FEES.

Louis J. Grant. n lawyer applied TO the Police
Board yesterday behalf Of Captain Sheehan OF
the Nineteenth Precinct. requesting the Board 10
certify to the reasonableness OF S,lm charges for
counsel fees and disbursements incurred by Captain
esheehsn on his trial 'or falling TO suppress policy
shops in the Twenty second Precinct. IL the Board
certlfies the BILL Mr. Grant VIII ask the Board OF
Sheehan. $500 80,
The ri 80 will be a novel II Will establish a
precedent and will involve number OF other cases
Of the same kind, Captain Devcry spent $4,000 IN
defending himself, though he go, OF. Inspector
Cross and Captain killilea and others will also take
advantage Of the case II IL succeeds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

ERECTION or ROADSIDE BONES REQUESTED FY
THE ACTING POSTMASTER GENERAL

Washington Doc Perry Heath tho Acting
Postmaster General. has issued the following cir
cuar regarding free rural postal delivery;
The ultimate success OF the experiment OF free
delivery OF mail. which is now being tried by dre'-
ton Of Congress In niiy rural districts or the
United States will depend largely upon the
promptncss with winch the carriers can make lnr.r
deliveries 10 the patrons Oh their routes. rms
Will he greatly facilitated II those desiring 10 tax"
advantage Of rural free delivery VIII erect suil'he
boxes by the roadside IN which carriers may de-
post malls as they pass and from which th"y may
collect Tho malls intended FOR TRANSMISSION. IAr
time which would otherwise be consumed by car
ricrs In reaching residences some distance back
from tho road will thus be saved. tn" service VIII
he rendered more efficient. It's cost VIII be reduced.
and IN, nroba billty Of IS becoming "A permanent
feature OF postal administration Will be Increased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
VIEW FOrRTH- CLASS POSTNA STEERS.

washington. Dec. l--Therc were lightweight ap-
,o,n,n,onts OF four class postmasters to-day. in
Guiding the following:
-. vo,k-Apcx A. : Pcrson Bovina Centre
,x",i'r tIIIson: Cullen. George &. Crossman
East Windham, II Amib4I Butt lewcti George ,,r,,e
H. H. W n Wyman: Leeds. LOUIS f. Telch; Purdy
,'rcek William Donaldson; Sharon. John MaIohy
sylvan Lake II. j. Sheeran; Weston. u. w Nos'"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
ORGANIZING TIE VIEW DEPARTMENTS

Mayors Strong Wurs;er and Gleason, County
Judge r. : Moore OF Queens and Dr.. John l.
Feeny. president OF the Richmond County Board OF
Supervisors net in executive session In the Mayors
Office ar the City Hall Yesterday afternoon to name
temporary emp.oyes for the sreaier city depart
n,.nf. 70 serve until the head officials organize the
departme,ts permanently. The committee elected
Navor Strong chairman. and passed a resolution
calling upon the counes the various corporations
represented 10 make up briefs setting forth the re-
ourements OF the departments and what will
be necessary 10 be done 10 consolidate the present
DEPARTMENTS into the new ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
EX-CAPTAIN STEPHENSON'S CASE.

Corporation Counsel Scott yesterday sent TO tho
Police Board an opinion recommending the REIN
statement OF ex-Captan Stephenson whose indict-
ment a charge OF receiving n basket OF peaches
as a bride was recently dismissed Mr. Scott said
tho courts would order his reinstatement IL the
Board did not put him back.
The CommissioYcrs discussed the at some
length Mcssrs. Moss and Andrews wanted TO put
Stephenson back, but Mr. Parker and Colonel Smith
preferred to walt. The finally referred
70 the Rules and DISCIPLINE Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
BALTIMORE MEETING NoT EXTENDED

The stewards Of the Jockey club held a meeting
Yesterday afternoon al O'Clock petition signed
by owners and traincrs requesting the stewards 10
extend IN. race meeting A. Baltimore Tor ten
days was presented. and. after consideration inc
steward. decided that u would no; b" for IN" d. =
Interests Of racing 10 coriinu" the present me-
ing after December (. the original date set Tor -
terminatinn August Belmont. James Galway. j.
II bradford and Andrew Miller were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
RELOV ZERO N THE NORTHWEST.

ST. Paul. Mimi. Dec. l.-Ordinary thermometers
made last night the coolest OF the season thus far.
and the official record was degree, below zero at
o'clock this morning At the hour Moor
head reported Is below. Bismarck IA below. Winnt-
neg 26 below and Huron II below.
n was clear. and little breeze stirring. A
small blizzard was reported prevailing in South
Dakota last night. and light snow fell In parts Of
Minnesota. but train service was only slightly az
fected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
prIrtPD FOR A CHINESE OFFICIAL.

Gan rranc,,co Dec las a reward for his efforts
in settling the differences between the see fup ana
Sam Yup factions In Chinatown 'ice-Cohsui 40
VOW will within a few days assume the honors ana
dirnltics OF Consul-General OK the Chlhese E"p'''
=, n, ,, I.as than n year ago Ho Vow came
IN this city as secretary to Minister WI InS Fans
the new Chinese Minister AS soon as tos new
Icy "a This city Ho Vow was instructed by the
Minister TO settle the differences between the i S
u Eycept for matters OF finance all the dii-
..n-'.,s n, ve been adjusted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
"TOD" SLOANE AND THE PRINCE.
A REPORT THAT THE AMERICAN JOCKEY WILL
RIDE FOR THE HEIR APPARENT NEXT
SEASON DIsCREDITED-To RIDE


London. Dec. 1.-The St. James's Gazette says
the Prince OF Wa.es has engaged Tod" Sloane. the
American jockey. TO ride for him next season.
Lexington. Ky. Dec. / tSpcciaD Colonel Charles
Fciechmann's trainer. Tom" Walsh. who has been
here assisting the Colonel in buying lot Of youn6
thoroughbreds. said tonight that he did not be-
leve the story true which telegraphcd from
London saying that Tod" Sloane had been en-
gagged ny the Prince Of Wales to ride his horses
next year He said that Colonel Fleischmann had
contract with Sloane. signed few days before no
left this country for England. in WIN h he oinis
himself to ride for the Cincinnati millionaire ncNt
for $1,000
Colonel Fle.schmann left here .or home TO night
after telling Gus" StTauS. his personal repre-
sentative in Lexington. that he did not believe
the London story true and that he had not re-
lea scd sloane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
TO INVESTIGATE PRIVATE RYANS DEATH.

Buffalo Dec. 1.-Colonel Smith, commanding the
18th Infantry L. 8. A.. will investigate the death Of
lanes A. Ryan a private in Company A. The men
in the regiment say that Dr.. Appel the surgeon Of
tho regiment did no, treat Ryan with the consd.
eration 10 which a man In his physical! condition
was entitled and that. although his life might not
have been saved. ne might have been kept from
tferin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
PHILADELPHIA FIRM ASSIGNS.

Philadelphia Dec. l.-Apt Brothers. whose store
49,. destroved by fire on Sunday made an assign
mon, for the benefit OF their creditors to-day The
assignment covers the $4,000 insurance which the
firm had on stock and this step Is taken IN order
thai all creditors may snare alike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
wEsLEYivs FOOTBALL TEAM ELECTION.

Middletown. Conn Dec. l-Th" wesleyan I'M
,erstv football team held IT, annual election this
of,ornoon and Alfred Townsend. OF Trenton. j.
tyho played right guard on this a'a-on7 team
was chosen captain. Captain Townsend j. also i
rnornL.r OF the Nesleyan hnach1ll team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
NEWS or THE GOLF LINKS.

The members Of the Wee Burn no" '"'' 70
Noro,on Conn. have begun their annual tourh"-
,.,, for tho champion ship Of the club the semi
anol and final rounds Of which are TO take pace
on Saturday. The scores which have been '"fne"
IN thus far are: Mems championship dirst rouhu'
n /. Williams beat + ". Candec. 3 up ana 10
p''9 nav, " l. BALDWIN beat a. Floyd Deiaie ~
il up and Z 70 play G. H. Seey E 9fS ner @n,li
ina, BcIden r. Brown. 3 up and 10 play women .
Championship (nrst roound)-M,ss 'n ar, 70 p.ny:
Wiss Tstelle Hoyt beat Mrs H. H. S""y' - VI, nd.
10 NAV. Miss May Brown beat Mrs j. NJ 'o"''
| up after - holes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
nFATH OF ROSS NACKEN VIE.

Toronto Dec. Information has been received
horc NJ the deaih at Nelson. B. e.. ~ Ross Mac
kenzie A fine all-arouud athlete. best known a.
lacrosse player FOR years b" was m" hod'r "i
Inc worlds record for throwing me pan ~" l''
h.op I'm charge of the Crows Ncst fdst coh9'i"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

day forbidding the capital punishment Of women.
GSeors.a One was Susan Eberhardt. who was
hanged fifteen years ago, and the other was Mrs.
Tered for the murder OF their husbands. and their
cases cases were much like that of Mrs Mobiles. More
tlan q dozen women who have been sentenced TO
aeatn In Georgia have either been pardoned sent
10 the pententiary Cor life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

I>nore X IN fre,ort 1870 fcalet 1855 ny
sw-"ps,4ken-Moll!e Strait. A /. Chapman N'r- .o.,
Louise H. ~ Z 1-ecsri -a,, ,oac, ise. b.
Bermuda Boy-Iienr'"ria Jonr SNOW. chicago III ~"
Adjuflcaior Xix. c.. iosie. ise4. by pFectof-Har- -
rnony Medium. g Isrf4s'1 Sew 'ri 'ify -. 2N
Palmii-p,f. Dr. & 'oalc! lsg- hv r1lul"af-"ih 800
Fos. II shuts Parkyii~ i,,az lsar4. ....---.-- ~
NrF 80 S,~' " r Tsa -Yofk rs ' RIO
Frank cray liz e orec0rd 2.is'.l. f'a.et iSss hy
Fci!ovsnir dam b. .. ?. C.sy. vaughn. -.
gprinxaeid. Mas -''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

Tbo teams Of the Richmond County Country 'iuo
and the Uarbor Hill Golf Club are TO play S'A''-
side match at the links OF the former AT Dohsd"
Hills Staten Island. Saturday The l'i-"
mond Club is TO be represented by George T. aim
strong J. r. Chadwick James Park. y; T.; Iat9r,
son ~ Stuart and G. a. Fry. the Har"o,, NJ a.;
fayrence A. T. Kelley W. a. Hamilton f. ~
Crowell and J. a. Morton
H. J Whgham the amateur soit ch""p'oh, WIN
r,s defeated By Finlay Douglas In the recent Lake
wood tournament, is return to Chicago the iattcr
mart of this week In his stay here ne mas VsIt'd
a number OF courses In the vicinity OF TINS cry
IN Monday he was the guest or Ransom II;
Thomas Vice III esdcnt of the united states poii
t"sncia lion M Morrstown, whcr" ne played IN SCI
eraI Informal matches on the MOTIFS county 'iu"
links.
The s. Andrews Golf Club is 10 hold It's annual
meeting at Demonico's on December I" al WHICH
about twenty-five OF the officers and various COM
Ipitteemen are expected 10 pc present
W. j. K!ngsland has been announced ms the WIN
ner Of the November Handicap NJ the Essex Coun-
,v Country club OF East Orange. His score was
16-I6-Ss Second place resulted IN a tie between
clifford a Gould and J. &. Rennard Gouf's score
was E-0-S and Rennards T-o-S.
Among the matches TO take place on Saturday
are a hnal-round contest between Cases and j.
at the links OF the Crescent athletic Club. Of Bay
Ridge and tournament for a challenge cup AT the
Harbor Hill Golf club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

The tender meat Of dsiry-fed fat young porHers.
dainty seasoned selected spices, II used In DEER
FOOT FARM SATSAGES. Try a 2-fb package
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
CLOSE OF THE rAsIG HORSE SALE

The great Fasg salc closed Inst night seven
hundred horses sold. realizing upward OF
500 90 Tho prices ruled low yesterdays sale.
which resulted IN the scarchcrs tor bargains having
a field day Here are some Of tho lots sold and The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
GOOD PRICES FOR THOROTGHBREDS
A BRAMBLE wEANLrNG SOLD FOR $500 TO PAT
dunno. OF CHICAGO


Lexington KY Dec. (spec,aD Woodland &
shankn closed thcir thoroughbred sales here to-day
BY selling Eugene Lelgh's stud and several others
Bidding was brisk and cool prices prevailed espe-
claly for Legh's lot. HIS weanlings by Bramble and
Kingston sold skyhigh-onr hy Bramhie ont ~ Lady
Wayward going to Pat" Dunno for &lD. Runny-
rnede Stud got both Bramhlc ana Lady Wayward at
a bargain. one hundred and hfiy-hvc head were
sold to-day for $3.50. Best sales follow:
Brown colt weanllng. b. prambl~-iAdy Way go
~ari F"t D:nne ,h.o's t -: land ~ s"''
Leaf. Rlnnymclr stud rar4r. Ky;.......,... 37co
Black colt weaning By Kiagston-Lihbie l.: + 49,
II Walsh .'...'''.. -......'~..', 2IOo
Maiden IesIng,an ....'.... 7oo
clsstnnt colt, %eahiias +, Fonso Ia Belle r
semrer Cara. M. G. by Kins AZ, asc.i ..o
- mel. stud 49, - - -. 800
H6bie l. b m 10 BY RtAnpe- lamengnri.: o..
Lag wS 11,,T' Dr. n1 i, by virr-INay way
csiedona. Dr. m / by imp Buryoma s,er-imp
Chestnut Fit. Scarl.ne BY Kingston -Arrowgrass o
J. , pavln LrNnsion '''
Brown colt. wcanins BY Kng,,on- BayA.ier-. A
Bay colt, Wsanlins ty Rrauble- PeFsars. J. + 90.
catSGy ch t. g. BY ononaAea- BALE. ~. 4 go
Bay aliy w-,niinr. ~ prsmbi'-pAbhoo John 40
II. ~ses. .ai-- wero SIS head sold ~ 'lose2o IN
La Belle Farm. the property Of Eugene Leigh.
consisting Of % acres was sold In Two rac t.
Milton Young buying lo acres nt iw an acre.
The remainder sG5 acres. went 10 II T. H'nH-
leys AT SIS ~ an acre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
ENGLAND'S FAMOUS
REGIMENT ENTERTAINS
ROYALTY.

At the recent Black Watch Regi-
mental Dinner, H. R. H. The Duke
of Saxe-C0buyg and Gotha in the
chair, the only champagne served
w0s POMMERY CHAMPAGNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-12
ANDREWS LYNCHED.
Killed by a Mob After His Con-
viction.
NO ONE RESPONSIBLE,

fhe havisher of Mrs. Kelly Was Taken
From tho Ofncer, Beaten, stabbed and
Then Left For Dead signs OF
Life, He Was Strung Up to Tree and
His Death Accomplished for - Certainty.