The Daily News Batavia, Genesee County, New York State April 28-1881 A Skeleton Unearthed. Mr. William HUYCK, who owns a farm at Fort Hill, near LeRoy, having had two sheep accidentally killed sent his man out into his garden yesterday to bury them. The man was doing this when his spade struck something hard, which, on examination proved to be the skull of an Indian. The man thinking that there might be some more there, went on digging and so uncovered the whole skeleton of a man and part of another. Mr. HUYCK brought these curiosities to LeRoy and put them into S.F. CURTISS' store. A large number of persons went Tuesday to see them. *** Le Roy Locals. Interesting Items Written Daily by the Le Roy Reporter of the "News." Mr. John COOK, the grocer on the dock, is painting the front part of his store. We learn that the Misses ALLIS have offered their premises for sale or exchange for village property. Mr. Tom LARKIN received a telegram yesterday from Jamestown, stating one of his relations had died. Died.-At his home, four miles north of Le Roy, on Monday, April 25th, Mr. E. RIDER, in the forty-eighth year of his age. Mr. George WILLIAMS, one of our enterprising milkmen, is building him a house on land recently purchased on South street. The neatness that marks the grounds of the Catholic cemetery, is much to the credit of the authorities thereof in that denomination. Mr. J.T. ESTEE left to-day for Aurora, Ill., where he intends to live. He has the best wishes of all his friends, who are sorry to lose him. John CHAMPION left this morning for Canada, in order to purchase another car load of horses. He will return in a few weeks with some very fine driving horses. The village authorities have been obliged to throw open nearly the whole length of East Myrtle street, in their effort to find the whereabouts of a defect in the gas main. Mr. John NIVENS, a member of the Rochester Bicycle club, was in town yesterday on his bicycle. He informs us that the roads are now in a very fine condition for those machines. He is a very fine rider. It being the time for the regular meeting of the Academy Lyceum, the meeting was called to order, last evening, by the president, and after the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, a good program was carried out. The recitation in German by S.D. GILBERT, was very creditable to him. Space will not allow of the publishing of the whole program as it was quiet a long one. The next meeting occurs two weeks from last night. The third and last University concert, under the direction of Prof. Henri APPY, occurred last evening. The program was a fine one, and almost every piece was encored and responded to. Miss Nettie GRAVES of the University gave a piano solo entitled "Fantasy impromptu," and was loudly applauded. The violin solo by Henri APPY, was also encored. Mrs. HIRSHFIELD and Miss MORTON did exceedingly well as usual, also Prof. COPELAND. * submitted by Linda C. Schmidt *********************************************