most interestingly, george hillard became the united states commissioner. commissioners were responsible under the 1850's fugitive slave law for returning runaway slaves to their -- the word then was rightful owners in the south. interesting enough, while hillard is doing this by day he goes home at night, and there is half the page family living in his attic. one wonders how much his heart was really in abiding by the fugitive slave law or whether he was engaged in his own one-man protest against it. that being said, rgl lived with the hillard's until the end of the civil war. he was taught a trade, brass finishing and started to mingle , with boston african-american elite. he met his wife at the 12th baptist church and married her in 1868. she was the sister of george ruffin, the first african-american man to graduate from harvard law school. his wife, josephine st. pierre, was a well-known suffragette. after the war rgl returns to , norfolk, becomes a member of the general assembly during reconstruction, and goes on to be a lawyer, businessman, and wealt

he lived with the hillard's until the end of the civil war. he was taught a trade and started to mingle with austin african -- boston african-american elite. he met his wife at the 12th baptist church and married her in 1868. she was the sister of george ruffin, the first african-american man to graduate from harvard law school. his wife was a well-known suffragette. after the war our gl returns to norfolk, becomes a member of the general assembly during reconstruction and goes on to be a lawyer, businessman and wealthy fellow. he and his wife had nine children. one of whom, florence cornelia page was dorothy's mother. were graduates of hampton institute. her father was a good friend of booker t. washington. they had three children, their youngest and dorothy. it was natural after the family's long historical connection to boston that dorothy would get out of the cumberland street colored school and go someplace where she could be educated. she did not go to boston latin. she went to boston girls school. she was an amazing scholar there. from

hillard became united states commissioner. commissioners were responsible under the 1850's fugitive slave law to return runaway slaves to their rightful owners in the south. interestingly enough, well, hillard was doing this by day, and goes home by night, and half the page family was living in his attic> . his hearts how much was into abiding by the slave law. rgl lived with, the hillard's affiliate event of the civil war and taught a trade. he started to mingle with boston's african-american elite. at the 12thife baptist church. he married her in 1868. she was the sister of george ruffin, the first african-american man to graduate from harvard law school. was well known. after the war, rgl returns to norco, becomes a member of the virginia's assembly, and goes on to become a lawyer, banker, and very wealthy fellow. he and his wife and my children, page wasom, florence dorothy ferebee's mother. were graduates of hampton institute. her father was a good friend of booker t. washington. they had three children, the youngest duri

then later in the fourth, the nets "d" loses darren hillard and results in a baseline drunk. drummond, 23 points, 11 rebounds, a league best 31st double-double double-double. >>> rangers/capitals collaborated on a seven-game playoff series last may and they got our hearts racing at the garden today. rangers scored three time in the third, led 3-2 as the seconds ticked away in regulation. nicklas backstrom jams home the rebound on henrik lundqvist with 5.7 to play. in overtime the blue shirts twice had the win on their sticks. derek step pap pan close. alex ovechkin needs 10 seconds to deliver the final blow. through mcdonough, past lundqvist, his 499th career goal in his 800th career game. it's not crushing. the rangers earn a point in a 4-3 overtime loss. >>> islanders in philadelphia. in a bit of a funk. couldn't get any offense going, couldn't slow the flyers. philly 2-0 on this strike from yevgeny med 87, they added two in the third. islanders managed 20 shots on goal. steve mason in a 4 -0 flyers win. >>> college hoops, rutgers blown out at home by nebraska 90-56. seton

amy: hillard clinton also attacked bernie sanders over his record on guns. >> i have made it clear basedn senator sanders own record that he has voted with the nra with the gun lobby numerous times. he voted against the brady bill five times. he voted for what we call the charleston loophole. >> i think it -- secretary clinton knows what she says is very disingenuous. voting record for the nra. amy: senator sanders criticized clinton for accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in speaking fees from wall street. >> how corrupt the system is. goldman sachs recently fined $5 billion. goldman sachs has given this country two have secretaries of treasury, one of the republicans, one on the democrats. the leader of goldman sachs is a billionaire who comes to congress and tells us we should cut social security medicare and medicaid. secretary clinton, you are not build one, so i don't mean to just point the finger at you, you received over $600,000 in speaking fees from goldman sachs in one year. i find it very strange that a major financial institution that pays $5 billion in fines for brea