davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

Of Amsterdam-sve runs north 1296x east. %Sx
south 81 Ok south west 15.10x south 33 70 street.
x west Z76 to beginning, five story Dr1ck nat
foreclosure, to the plaintiff for 10000 NO 100
West Ninety eighth-st.. north sIue: Is<,o ast
OF Amsterdam-aver runs north s31 north ives, ives,
14.4x north 81 Ok east 406x south 1s9x south west
1ox south 80 to street, west q to beginning nvs
story brick fathouse; foreclosure, to the piaintiI
for 10000 No. 30i West Ninety -ninth-st south
side 1862 feet east of Riversde,ave., 4oxlV,il,
plaintiff for $4,000. No. Bradhurst-ave north =,
of One-hundred "a forty
27 9x6i lx27 x6411. five story orlck hathouse'
closure. to the plaintiff for s21 coo - =.
No sos Lenox-ave, west side. 70 rect nortn IN OF Oh
One nd thirty ffth-st. 27x100. five story
brick fathouse, with stores: foreclosure 70 tne
plaintiff for s3l 900. WestChester-ave. northWest
side. POP feet northeast of Prospec-ave. lsIox.sx
2lx7OI three story frame fathouse: foreclosure 10
the plaintiff for 5000. - -, -.
By McVickar & Co: No 102 West Sixty-ninthe-st,.
south side Columbus-ave. lsxlGoo. 1our
story and basement stone front dwelling mouse
public auction sale, to G. Kappes for <2bC0o NO
81 West One hundred nd thrty-eighth-st north
side, between EdGecombe and Eighth aves:. lt:oX
90 IL. three story and basement stone ana nrIch
No. "a Edgecombe-ave., east side, near One-hun,
red-and- thirty-ninth-st 1Sxs5, three story ana
basement brick dwelling house; to c. kappes TOT
S15 500 No. 122 East Fifty-fourth-st.: south Slde
l40 west of Lexngt ton-ave-, 16sxl0O5. a three
story and basement brownstone dwelling house;
14s East ThirtSfourth-st north side. between Lex
ngton and Third aves.. 1I5laxs96. -FOUR story
hrownstone dwelling house: executors sale: 10 -
C. Ncoll for $a500 No. 10 West-st., east side, lVj
south of Morris-st.. s.10xS96. two three story
brick buildings; to 2. W. Hance for s2aWO NO.
two story and attic brick building; TO d. j. Har-
rington for $3.50
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
JOIN TO ADVANCE BOND RATES.
EIGHT FIDELITY AND SURETY COMPANIES
FORM A CoMBINATION-NO TRUST
THEY SAY.

Eight OF the fidelity and surety companies, whose
business to large extent consists in furnishing
bonds TO liquor dealers and whose main or I'M
bined 10 advance the bonds. 1t is asserted
bv those interested that the combination Is In no
erpse trust They point to the fact that the COM
panes will continue transact business separate
ly but that the working arrangement Will
have the advantage of centraizing the bondlng
business of the companies two main offices, one
IN New-York and in Brooklyn. The oface 1or
this borough is at No ! Madison Square, and the
Rrooklyn office is in the Eagle Building. The COM
panies that have thus become associated are the
Etna Indemnity Company. of Hartford; the Amerl-
can Bonding and Trust Company, of Baltimore
the American Surety Company. of New-Ho ork; the
City Trust. Safe Deposit and Surety Company, OF
Maryland the National Surety Company, OF New
York; the United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company of Baltimore, and the Union surety
Compsny of New York The offices or AndreW
Freedman and other surety company men, at No.
j Madison Square, have been disInantled, ana the
business OF the amalgamated companies VIII be
carried in the quarters in the same puldllle
occupied by a. F. Schwannecke. 7. A Lynch rep
resents the Brooklyn interests OF the companies.
The combined companies have agreed to advance
their prices more than 30 per cent. for the reason,
profit in the business of bonding liquor dealers at
the rates which have prevailed.
One large company, however. has refused 10 JOIN
the combination. This is the Fidelity and Casualty
issue bonds at SO and S. refutes the plea that
there profit in the bonding business at these
figures. In explaining the attitude of the Fidelity
anc Casualty Company {. ID. Larned, the manager,
tween the other concerns his corporation proposed
10 stick the old rates.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
SK4TING CHAMPIONSHIP.

The annual competition for the amateur figure
skating championship OF America. will take place
at the ST. Nicholas Skating Rink, this afternoon
and evening. The programme adopted by the
National Amateur Skating Association, and which
has been in since 1868. will be the basis upon
which the competition will be decided Arthur
c. Keane of the New-York Athletic Club. the
present holder of the championship, is looked upon
as a likely winner. The entries are as follows
Arthur G. Keane. New-York Athletic Club; ".
F. Duffy Maple Leaf Skating Club New York; r.
Z. Dusenbury, st. Nicholas Skating Club New
York: Richard Loewenherz, New-YorB City; e. T.
Hill. Boston Mass; w. w. Arnold, Pawtucket.
The judges are F. D. Good. champion of 1887;
Louis Rubensten, champion of 1888. 1889 and 1890
and George ID. Phillips champion Of 1891, 1892 1888,
1894, 1855 and 1897.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
THE RECORD OF SALES.

The Ribon estate is reported to have sold No. 40
Broadway a ive-story building. plot 3Ox1OO. at
slO5,Ooo
F X Pendleton has sold to a Mr. Weber for i'm
Eghty-sixth-st. between Fifth and Madison aves
Schoen No s23 East undred-and-sixteenth-st..
a dwelling house on lot 16sx1Oo ,-..o.
the ot asS Hsd65af4 40 h2s a East
J. Romaine Brown & Co have SOLO ~, no Sz,GS 100
for the Russell estate. to Mandebaum & Levine
Hiram Rinaldo & Bro have resold this property Tor
George H. Byrd. the tenant in possession. has
6Weng house 5ne S No g from
Wm2n s5ate At sb9gt d s SsTe leased for John s.
Hawley the five story store and lofts buildings d.r
Nos @ enG O 90 eF 0 vesrs TO at $3.50
Henry NJ. Denton was the seller of the southwest
Lenox-ave. the purchase of which by George Ehre, &
reported SUNDAY The t fe
stores and twenty3one hathouses. The price was was
yeeqs ago. along r with other parcels from
estate. Mr. Ehret gives in part paymemt en-, Ins s
the northeast corner of second-aye and 9ne-hun m
the n1hs similar Of sulIans n
and One-hundred -and-second-st.. and Nos 1874 l36
m and 1' oS Wep pot 9 the
ST. property Mr.. Ehret paid s55.ooo In 1855
to Edwin D. Trowbrdge the house and grounds n at
G9a1dsrs Point Nop0tSn SSna sS6ns tbe Rouse oi
John D. Crimmins. cold FOR II
ir East Fifth-st 1so feet northwest of Caton-ave:
two lots Coney Isand-ave. $50 feet southwest OF
leSsad Mta% for II The FEiaas e5as Of Pouch o
soStb side dee Of Futons West Of
Brooklyn u,., :, q G..
G Weber three lots 75xlOos. north side Of Eighty
sxth-st n2 feet INCHES west OF Ma Madison-aTe s Ave
story American basement dwelling houses.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
CYCLING.

CHIEF CONSUL BELDING ON GOOD ROADS
Milo NJ. Beding. jr. the chief consul of the New
York State Division of the League of American
Wheemen, takes exception to statements ti,St he
is no longer good roads advocate. What I
reported to have said in a recent interview had no
such import" said he yesterday. II said that
thought it timely for the League and wheelmen
well pay considerable attention the side
path movement The sidepaths be quickly and
cheaply built. while in some sections of the
the duty of the League officials to work for the
riders of the wheel to-day. Where it is possible to
get good roads, why work for them and get them
by all means, But there are many sections where
the good roads plan cannot be made effective for
decade least. Now. in those sections the
wheelmen want to ride their wheels to-day, and
the sidepath is the only scheme to follow l am
not opposed TO good roads, but at the time
am in favor of cycle paths first, last and all the
time
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
FREEDmAN REFUSES TO SIGN AGREEMENT

Buck Ewing who will manage the NewYork
baseball team this season, said at the Sturtevant
House last evening that Andrew Freedman would
not sign the eight-club agreement drawn up at the
recent meeting of the National League club
Ewing said that both he and Freedman were con-
siderably worked up the action of the other
in the League IN securing control of the play
ers Of the four clubs that dropped out when II
understood that the New-York Club was to have
the first choice Of players. Ewing spoke particular
ly Of the action Of the Philadelphia club, which
has secured the services of Sagle who was mem
ber of of the Western clubs. Ewing says the
home management had made application for Sla-
ele's services long before the PHILADELPHIA manage
ment had learned that he was for sale. and yet
President Young of the National League had de-
cided In favor OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
CYCLING CLUBS CONSOLIDATE.

The st. Paurs Club and the Glen Cove Wheelmen
of Glen Cove. Long Island, have been consolidated
and the club will be known as the Glen Cove
Club. The Opera House is to be leased and the
building is to be fitted up with gymnasium appara-
tus and with reading and smoking rooms. etc The
officers of the new club are: President George H.
Hoffman; Vice-president the Rev. j. w. Gammack; {;
secretary. James II. Townsend; financial secretary
Roy w. Harold; treasurer. George N NORM.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
NAMES OF SOME OF THE

NAMES OF SOME OF THE TWO-YEAR-OLDS
Owners and trainers have had considerable diff
fculty in selecting appropriate names for their
future horses. The rule of the Jockey Club
that all thoroughbred youngsters be named by
March l of their two-year-old year Is mandatory
The Keenes, NJ. F. Dwyer and John Z. Madden
among the number that found picking names
difficult task. each of the above named trio hit
ting duplicates galore. In the end. however all
made fairly well is shown in the 967 entries
TO the thirteen twoyearold stakes of the Brighton
Beach Racing Association, issued yesterday
The Boer war is responsible for such names as
Kimberley, Commando and Outlander. borne by
the Keene Stable youngsters; w. B. Jennings calls
one Modder; Green b. Morris has a Colenso; ]. f.
Madden a Bobs and colt. out of Bullet bears
the appropriate cognomen, Dunn Dunn. c. Little
field. jr.s Olympia and the Keenes' Olympian. are
A. H. & D. H Morris departed from their custom
Of handicapDing colts and fllies with syllable
and this year the all scarlet will be carried
by Add Smile. Beau and Plead. The dramatic
profession is represented by baby thoroughbreds
named Denman Thompson Ziegfield, Twelfth
Night, Barbara Frietchie, Anna Held, Lone Fisher
man (out of Evangeline). Drama and PaDa's Wife
e. f. Simms admirer of Clemens calls his
most promising colt Mark Twain. The Pepper
Stable smacks of a family affair, with its appella-
tions Of Queen Pepper Princess Pepper Baroness
Pepper, King Pepper Prince Pepper Lord Pepper.
Baron Pepper and Admiral Pepper.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
BROOKLYN PLAYERS SIGNING.

The players of the Brooklyn Baseball Clup are
signing rapidly, and Manager Hanon thinks that
most of the men will under contract before the
team for the South next week. McGnn1ty
and Kltson signed regular contracts yesterday with
President Ebbets. The acquisition OF these two
pitchers will do much to help strengthen the
champions at point where the team was little
weak last season.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
YALEs FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

New-Haven Conn. March IA (SpeciaD.-Manager
Hixon of the Yale football team this evening an
nounced the following schedule of games for next
season: September 29 Trinity at New Haven: Octo-
Der 3. Amherst at New-Haven; October g. Tufts at
Haven; October TO- Bates at New Haven; Oc-
tober 49, Dartmouth at Newton Mass: october 20.
Bowdoin at Haven: october q, Wsseyan an "a, az
New Haven; November 3, Columbia at New orK
November TO- West Point at West Point. and No,
vember II and "a. Harvard at New-Haven anu
Princeton at Princeton the order not yet being
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
HOCKEY.
NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB SEVEN DE-
FEATs THE BROOKLYN SKATING CLUB.

The advantages OF team work individual
play demonstrated at the ST. Nicholas Rink
last evening In the hockey game between the
sevens of the New-York Athletic and Brooklyn
Skating club in which the local team out in
easy style by the score of ~ The work of
Howard. Eenwick and Hornfeck was the bulwark
OF the New-York team. The Brooklyn men. con-
sidered singly played almost well their op-
ponents, but they exhibited but little work
The game the play off OF the teams match
early in the season which resulted in tie score,
Ii. The line up was:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
BOXING NOTES.

Bob Fitzsimmons and Peter Maher have been
matched to fight in six-round bout. at the lst
Regiment Armory Philadelphia on March q. fitz-
simmons IS now training Roeber the wrestler, who
is to meet Olsen at Madison Square Garden, on
March 81. -
The Scottish American Club of Jersey City has
arranged number of boxing and wrestling contests
fol- stag Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
TWO ALLEGED FOOTPADs ARRESTED.
A BUILDER KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED
NEAR OIIvER-sT.

last night in the Oak-st. police station charged
with highway robbery. The complainant was a
carpenter and builder named John A. Mueller. Of
No. I247 Brook-ave., Borough of The Bronx, who
IS putting up building in Oliver-st, near South-s
About o'clock last night he went into a saloon
near by and drank a glass of beer.
He displayed gold watch, and was followed from
the saloon by three young men. He had hardly
reached the sidewalk when they knocked him down
While one held him the other went through
his pockets securing his gold watch and chain and
sjG IN money.
Mueller identified the prisoners as the robbers. but
neither the money watch was found on them.
They both said they laborers, and gave their
names William Barrett. twenty,one years old,
of No. % Oak-st and John Walsh. thirty-three
wears old. of No. SO Monroe-st. Mueller said that
Barrett held him while he was robbed by the
her
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
BOXERS MUST REGISTER.

There more than five hundred athletes and
boxers whose terms of registration have expired
AS this number includes many boxers, it would
be well for all those who intend to enter the
boxing and wrestling championships Of the Metro
politan Association TO examine their tickets and
see if they still eligible.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
YOUNG DOCTORS SUDDEN DEATH.
MEMBER OF A LEADING BOSTON FAMILY SAID
TO HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE

Boston, March 1.-THE Post" this morning says
that DR.. Arthur A. Beebe, member of one of the
oldest and most influential Boston families notice
of whose death given to the Boston papers
yesterday, committed suicide his fathers home
in Commonwealth-ave., last Sunday. 1t has been
found impossible to reach any member of the fam
lily, and Medical Examiner F. w. Draper, who ad-
mits that he called to view the body declines
10 make any statement.
DR.. Beebe was q young physician OF great prom
ise. He WAS graduated from Harvard University
in the class of "a and received hts degree from the
Medical School with the class of '98
His grandmother is Mrs. William Appleton, OF
Beacon-st-, who for years has been prominently
connected with charitable and social affairs this
city.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
GOLF.


class of ten responded to the announcement
of impromptu handicap arranged to-day on
the Country Club links by Charles II. Bates, jr.
A handsome prize was offered for the best net
score. which S. made by F. L. Woodward. of
the Overland Golf Club. of Denver. His card was
easily the best of the day in gross figures also
The summary OF scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
SHE DRANK CARBOLIC ACID.

Mrs Jennie Gillrler twenty-three years old killed
herself last evening by drinking carbolsc acid. She
lived at No ee Caryer-st.. in Astoria Before she
drank the acid she laughing and joking in a
drug store. Her husband and a child five years
old survive her.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

St No Is West, 25x1OO4; William W and :.
Thomas NJ Hall to Riley Nj Gilbert. %
53d-st No Is West 25xlO04; Augustus Van
Wyck. referee. to William w and Thomas Nj G
5oth-st No s6e East, issx1OO5: Jane Oothout
to German Kahn ,.; p, west isx
lOO11: William r Bronx. referee. to John L
Metcalfe and another, executors. etc.
92d-st n 8 325 IT W OF 10th-ave. 5Ox9S9; Robert
Deeey to Chde III and Elizabeth II Childs--::
broadway 44O. s. 3O.5x9Sx3Ox9S; Rosa NJ
CiuItierrez-Ponce and another to Rafael G Ribon
Broadway. No $40 q $; Tomas G. Ribon, child ana
heir OF Ana NJ Ribon. to Rafael @ Ftibon and an
other. 4 part .
100; New-Yorz Realty Company TO William X
IfaVerS
WilIiam-st No 90 Nos 80 and 80 Platt-st;
Charles lie Ray de Chaumont de st Paul TO .
Manckrodt Chemical Works IL
I2d-st. No +07 East. 25x1022; Regina Heinecke TO
7eth-st No 415 East 27xiOo 3; Hannah Wallach
to Regina Heinecke ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ]
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
DUAL GAMES WITH YALE.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ACCEPTS. AND WILL
COME EAsr-coNTEsrs ON MAY 5.

New-Haven, Conn. March H-Jesse ID. Dana.
manager OF the Yale track team. this morning
received telegram from the University of Call
fornia track team management, stating that the
latter accepted Yales terms for the dual track
meet, and the date Of May would be acceptable.
Yates conditions simply that the dual meet
should be governed by the rules of the Amateur
Athletic Union Is the Yale-Harvard dual meet,
and also that the rules OF eligibility TO govern
the meet with Harvard shall hold good. The list
Of Will be submitted by California, and VIII
probably consist of the twelve standard events.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
s1pEPATH COMMISSIONERS MEET.

The Suffolk County Sidepath Commissioners met
at Port Jefferson. Long Island. yesterday to
slider the plan of continuing the sidepath through
the village 1t was decided to go ahead with the
path Work will be started in Jones-st. as soon
the ground will permit
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15

Score-New York Athletic Club, A. Brooklyn Skating
Club, 1. Goals scored-By Hornfeck Cobb Fenwck (2)
and Williams. Referee-Harty Crescent Athletic Club
Goal umpires-Loughman LIST Naval Battalion and Rus
SELL Hockey Club of New-York
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

81 and 80 Liberty Street,
AL and As Maiden Lane.
Always has money to loan on Bond
and Mortgage at current rates OF IN
terest and moderate charges Prompt
action on good applications.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
3roohlpu propertp for Sale.

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE WILL BE SOLD IOw-nc
L tory Property on Gowanus Canal and Srnth-st, ~
tween Hamilton and 9h-st feet on canal iocx
plot averages S feet deep premises good and
four story brick buildings. with 25O0O
HAGERTY BROS & CO.. 10 PIatt.-st. New-Yorx Ciry.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

schmitt. Philip and Anna NJ. to Fanny Lutz'
No 10 Charlton-st, years.
Childs Childe and Elizabeth III. TO Kate Il
Murray, 32d-st, s, 325 II W of 1Oth-ave. D
years
Kaufmann. Leopold. to Jonas Wen and another
Lewis-st n e corner 3d-st. demand
Decker Mary. 10 Friedrich Seibel No 81 West
l5ith-St, D years
Porr, Louis ], to Franklin Savings Bank, No
1.50T Lexington-ave. 1 ear...........---------
Crosson. Kate l.. 10 Hannah Hull. Convent
ave S e corner 14Sth-st. years.
Taylor Regina. 20 ST Luke's Home for INDECENT
Christian Females. No 60 Willett-st years.
Barth, John c. to Sol Kohn, Amsterdam ave, e 9.
Sill IT n of 131st-st. 3 years.
Stlwell Nelson D. TO City Mortgage Company.
ST Nichoas-ave. n corner OF 114th-st. l year.
Miller Albertna, and John L. TO William r
Walton, Amsterdam-ave, n o corner or 18th
s yearS-----
Travers. william r. New-York Realty COM
pany 5th-ave corner OF 1O6th-st. . years.
Ribon. Rafael C. and another by guardian. 10
the Lawyers Mortgage Insurance Company, No
440 Broadway 3 years. -.
Barth. John G. TO Philip Pretzfed. Amsterdam
ave, s. 2T.11 II n of 131stst. years.
Same. to Jacob Rossbach and another. executors.
etc Amsterdam-ave. s. 54.11 IT OF 131st-
st. years. ----.--.-....--
Weiland William Emma II 5 Merrill. 144th-
st. so II of Amsterdam ave. l year..
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
Hnfnrnisbfb Apartments Go Get

A PARTMENTS TO LET-At 12s and I2S wavst
"A Place Three floors. ot eight rooms Inrnsd,ai
possession OF l2s-8S on May LIST, In good order Ks
al Renner Bros. 129 Waveriy Place. THORNTON
RODMAN. Real Estate Agent. s6 Fourth Aveuus.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

4th,ave No 255 rear; for one story brick factory
premises lessee; A. Holly, architect 500
3G-ave. =. from 129th-st to Harlem River: for
and story brick office shed 25x20;
Colwe estate. No 10 Wall-st. owner; William
Park-ave, s. from 1ISd 174tt st; for a, brick
retaining wall; Amelia Schwartzler 1,O73
6th-ave owner. Edward Weuz. architect. %
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
Gonntrn properfp for Sale.
TO Be SOLD To CLOSE AN ESTATE
GEHTIEMANS COUNTRY RESIDENcE

AT eh cove L. l. large house. electric and rSas
modern plumbing bathrooms. etc: stable grsenhouA
gardeners cottage. eleven h desired ~
tuTther particulars apply TO THE PEOPLES rRrSt
COMPANY. Executor. liz Montague St.. BroekIyr.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
EHeLEW0op- -HIGHW0O0- 0-TFglFIYI

flne Old stone country house. with Iarge grountA
sale. Sl5. another $4,000 houses 10 lei frnh
and unfurnished II. WEATHERBY & CO. s7I BrI
way. y. Y.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-22
Low RATES TO ELPAso.

On account OF the State Teacher.
Meeting, June 2dth to 29th.
G.oo Round TrIp-On sale from all
II. y T. G. Il. Il. stations for train
No. >, Bryan $3.50 p. M June 23rd.
Final return limit July 18th. ASK
agent about the 500 personally con-
Quoted excursion leaving II. n. 4. G..
points Jnne 23rd.
$40 Round Trip-On sale from all
II. n T. &. II. Il. Station, June 22nd,
23rd and 9th. Return limit July lst,
with an extension Of limit 10 August
18th II tickets are deposited with g..
II. Il ;. \. B'y ticket agent at III
Paso ON cor before June both.
Stop-ovcr allowed at any point be-
tween SpotIord aud El Paso ON re-
turn, by dopositing ticket with agent
whore stop i made.
Side Trips-SpolIord TO Monterey
and return, 500. Ia day, limit al
lowed ON both s. and Slu tickets.
Passengers taking side trip Spof-
ford To Monterey, must deposit re-
turn portion of original ticket with
agent at SpoTord not later than July
lst.
III Puso 20 Chihuaua and return $50
~ H.. g.. ..tt... ff.If.t.t... .....t
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-22
MILLICAN NEWS.

Millican, Texas, June lS.-Mrs.
q. 4. Lewis returned last week
from "A two weeks visit to NavasOta.
Mrs. G.. ;. sandel Of Anderson,
visited Mrs. Wagner, aud other
friends last week.
". +. Dunlap, Miss Mary Dun
lap anu Mls,e, Lettie aud Glrue
Cunningham, have returned from
school At GresHp,te, Nj. Constable
a friend cslm@wgaiohsmD TO spend
some tlme. ~ 80
MRS. Franklin came home from
Bryan last week.
a killing occurred near here last
Wednesday evening, June 18th, OF
which Hense Williams and his sou
Will, were the victims. Hen,,
was killed instantly, Viii ran af,rl
being snot and was found dead
the next morning. Hense was d
good negro aud was well thought
OF by The white people OF tai,
place. He served IN the confeder
ate war with his young master, and
was a good democrat. His death
is very much regretted by botr
white and black people Of TIL,
community.
j: II. MoGregor came home from
Dallas Sunday Tor a months res,
Rev. w. I. Wharton filled tn,
pulpit at the Baptist church sun
day and sunday night.
Mrs. IL. c. Meeking and Mis-,
Annie Smith are on the sic.. list a
this writing.
Rev. J. Z. Skinner went I,