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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
snpsriore.s Very III.

Mother Mary Biptista, superioress OF the
Academy Of the Visitation, Monte Nara,
22O9 east Grace street, Is very III, and Is NOT
expected TO live. She Is about ixty,three
years of age, aud herfamlIy name ls Hiilei'
berger. She il one OF the sisters who came
20 Richmond from Baltimore many years
ago and founded the convent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
HEALY's SPEECH DENOUNCED.
TERRIBLY COLD WEATHER.
The Sea Frozen and Covered with Sleigh
and Skaters.

and Skaters.
BERLIN, Jan. 19.-lnformation from sll
parts of the Empire is to the effect that the
weather is intensely cold. Owing to the
calm. however, the cold is bearable. In the
waters Immediately in the vicinity Of this
city the j e is eighteen inches thick.
Between Rugen and Stralsund the
sea, five miles in width, is swarm
ing with sleighs and skaters, and
small ponds are frozen solid. In the
royal forest Of Benrach twenty-one head OF
deer have died, and the rest are in a mis-
cradle condition. The severity of the snow
fall i'm Belgium and Holland has caused q
cessation Of tramway and railway traffic.
although thousands of men ale attempting
to keep the roads clear. The sea along The
coast of Holland 10 frozen for great do
tance, and the shore, banked up as 1t u
with immense masses Of ice, presents a
brilliant spectacle. From Naples comes
the report Of the death from tse
extreme cold of two persons. The
rivers Of Italy are blocked with great
masses of ice. A man was found frozen To
death on the frontier near Geneva. In the
bay of Biscay several vessels have been
wrecked and a number Of lives have been
lost. Throughout Europe the weather oX-
perienced is the most rigorous known i5r
thirty years.
SUFFERING IN FRANCE.
PARIS. Jan. l9.-Since the accident Of
Tuesday last, Nhen niue persons lost iheii
lives by drowning, owing to the breaking Oh
the ice, the police have kept the ICE
Of the Seine clear Of pedestrians.
The most intense cold Of the sea
son was experienced Throughout France
ON Saturday and sunday. An old man was
Yesterday found frozen to death in his lodg-
ings in this city. At Perpigna, a man was
found frozen 10 death in the street. al
Epinal, Nhere the thermometer indicates
fourteen degrees below zero, Il woman IS
been found dead in her bed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20

SAN Francisco. Jan. l9.-king kala-
ksua. of the II lwaiian Islands, is lying at
the point OF death at the Palace Hotel mere,
suffering from Brighrs disease. lhf
disease took sudden turn Tor the
worse this morning. and he has been in "A
seml.conscious state ever since. The ply
sicians are greatly ala med, and have held
several consultations.
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THE oeA1H OF BANCROFT.
rribute to hls Memory Paid by English
Journals.

LONDON. Jan. l9.-rhe Times, referring
a. the death OF Mr.. Bancroft the AnerISSn IS ~
historian. says; Mr Bancroit requyeu ~
he known no be adequately appreciated.
Rnt those houOred with bis friendship re-
eornized his sterling worth and solidiv oi
character
The Daily News says: America may be
said 10 have lost her father Of history.
The Telegraph says; Mr.. Bancroft was
GOOD and well meaning. rather than hign,s
.vifted. lie closed his life with tue con
sci usness OF duty well and bonor"oii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. l9:-Goyerner,
elect John L. Buchanan was lnauguraltu
Governor OF Tennessee IN ihe nan ol lhe
House Of Representatives ut noon to,1ay.
Goyernor Buchanan was formerly president
ar ,he state Alliance. but was elected 10 his
oresent Office on Democratic platform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
Montliiore CeIshra,Ien.

An anniversary Of the Nontliore Associ-
alton will be held at Elletps Hall to-nignt.
This association, which is composed OF
the young Hebrews oI this city, Is lisegas.
society, aud the programme tosnsSht VII.
embrace reoitations, declarations ana
music Ola high order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
pAyyILLE DOES NOT CELEBRATE.
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
Death of Rev. A A. Eskridge. of Staun-
ton Other State News.

sTAUSToN, VA, Jan. l0.-lspecial.l =
Rev. A. A. Eskridge, superannuated
minister Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
was buried in Thomrose cemetery yester-
day. Mr.. kskridge would have been ninety
three years old the first Of next March. lie
was the oldest person in Staunton. He was
the father Of b. Il. Eskridge, agent OF
Adams Express Company, and of A. a.
Eskridge, assistant postmaster.
A slugging match advertised to come or
~ re 9pera h4Ns fsged ~ there
and the ''professor" declined to put up tor
rent Of hail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
ROANOKE.
Death of Judge Palmer, of sslem-A ,us-
pscted Murder.

pscted Murder.
ROANOKE, Va, Jan. l9.-lspeciall-
Judge James W. Palmer. OF Salem, died this
morning OF bright's disease, aged fifty-
eight years. He was judge OF Roanoke
county under the Readjuster regime.
About one year ago he married Miss
Waddy, Of Richmond.
The body Of an unknown colored man was
found between two tracks on the west end
Of the Norfolk and Western. yards this
morning. The evidence so far taken by the
cOroner's jury point TO murder.
Great preparations are being made for the
state Real Estate Convention, which meets
here Wednesday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
DILLON AS LEADER.

Tho Daily News Thinks IL "o"id D"
Rather Risky Place.
LONDON, Jan. 19.-rhe Daily News th's
morning says that in view Of the iact 'na'
MIR. Dillon is liable to imprisonment MS
election to the leadership OF the irish Ma
tionaiist party would be solemn Pisee, &C.,
ar Mr. payneIl the paper says; "his ohei
10 retire II Mr. Gladstone will bring forward
a b.g Home Rule measure, is meaningiess
Seesuse although he admitted at tne time
mat the Home Rule bill OF 1851 was a o'S
one. he nov says that be did not mean H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
t,uill Nominated for .caator

ALBANY, n. v, Jan. l9.-,lu the Demo,
cratic caucus this afternoon Governor Hal
was nominated for United States senat'
10 succeed Senator Eyarts. The nomina-
tion was made by acclamatlon. II IS un'
derstood that the Governor will accept.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
TIE NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast for Virginia and North Carolli a
fair and warmer
The anniversary Of Generol r +. Lee.
birthday was celebrated yesterday. Mr.. }
l. Gordon viii speak on " Colonial History '
sht.-Iho funeral Of Mrs George W
Allen took place --The Ladies' HOLLYWOOD
Association met The anniversary Of the
Montifiore Association will be held tonight
--Mr. Joseph Bryan has refused 10 accept the
vice-nresidency of the Virgnia state Agri-
cuitucal and Mechanical Society thirty.
two persons died IN Richmond last wcrk.-
Rev. j. :. Moscr resigned the pastor
ate Of the First English Luther.
a. church The Bristol Development
company was chartcrcd.-The Wesleyan
workers held its annual meeting levi
Vaiist Harrison continues 90 draw crowds
~ normal school TO study International
sunday school lessons has been organized
captain James Il. Anglo and vie ccle
hrated their silver wedding.
Loige l. o. o. T.. installed officers
VIRGINIA.
Miss Matte slate and Mr. ". q. Jennings
OF south Boston, were married in Roxboro'
4. SUNDAY. Policeman John NJ Scay'
who killed the negro Arthur Mathews. ia
Iyuchburg. has been acquitted OF murder.
The grip has again appeared in Lynch
burg-The birthday Of General Lee was
generally observed ina the various cities and
towns Of he state except in l.ynchburg -
Rev. a. a. Essridgc. Of Stauntou. is dead.
NORTH CAROLINA
The North Carolina Legislature has passed
the oysier Bil. and 81 is now a law. Cover
nor Fowle viii take active steps FOR its Wig
or0us en- orcement Judge Walter Clark
associate Justice Of the North Carolina SUI
premo Court granted Wit of habeas cor
pus in the case Of iliila Grady, charged with
murlcr.-Maior Fiuque, state superintend
cut of schools. spoke yesterday ia favor of a
normal training school for girls.--A shoot
lug anray between stokes Dunn and jim
Brown. both negroes. occurred near Char
ffr esxnrs41 flnVe nup
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20

tia companies, camps Of Confederate yete-
rams and Give organizations participated.
After the parade in Portsmouth Rev. W. T..
Edwards delivered an grafton.
DAyvILLE DOES NOT CELEBRATE.
DAYyILLE, Va. Jan. l9.--GeneraI Lees
birthday was not generally observed here.
The banks were closed. but otherswise busi-
ness went on as usual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
VERY EXCITING SCENES.
BITTER FACTlONRL FIGHT IN a
NATIONALIST CLUB.

Melee Between Parnellites and anti-Par-
neliiies-HealN' speech Denounced
Tribute to Bancroft-severe Weather
in Europe-Events Beyond sea.
ing Of the Tralee Natio' al Club, which by a
vote OF 46 to 80 refused to support MIR. Par
nell, Is described by a witness as highly ex-
citing. One Of the speakers denounced Par
nell as Ireland's bitierest enemy. lie was
about TO use coarser epithets when blow
in the neck from backthorn pu
him hors du combat. Upon the division
each party took different sides of the
room and some who stood hesitating we've
pulled and mauled in a way that threaten
cd them with personal dIslOcatiOn. one
poor fellow, an anti-Parnellite, was
iorcibly seized and dragged by the
Parnellites into their ranks, while he
shouted and struggled TO escape. Two
bold anti-Parnelhtes made a dash TO
the rescue and succeeded i'm carry
be on. But he left half his coat with the
Parnellitts. Somebody had evidently
,rOdden on the tail OF il. At length, with
much work on the part Of the calmer mem-
bers. a count was taken with the result
stated.
HEALY's SPEECH DENOUNCED.
Healy's speech at Edgerth is denounced
10y both the English Liberals and Mccarthy
ties, and all unite in wishing that he would
subside for the present. Gladstone is said 10
bee hurt at llealy's recent assertion that he
(Healy) had avoided or declined invitations
TO GladstOne's dinner table, and Morley is
said 10 have sent quiet hint to Mccarthy
that Healy must be called in or serious
damage may result. Liberals are drawing
contrasts between the strong leash in which
Mr.. Parnell held his followers and the APP
parent inability OF Mr. Mccarthy to eXer-
else any control whatever. AS for Mr.Parnell
the latest reports from Ireland indicate that
he has no intention TO anything like sub
mission to the faction in which Healy Is
promiuppf
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lie constituiion0l power q Congress TO
deinoneiize silver is to be tested by wril OF
maudamus TO De sued out by Ex-AttoIney-
General Garland against secretary WindOm-
senator Ilodr iniimates thai The clio ure
rul. viii bee reported to-day.-Iaugston i'm
froluoci u the House yesterday JOINT ics o
lotion for constitutional amendment pio-
,Id.nc ilr the election of senators. repreaen
tat.,,s and presidential electors by lhe peo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20

10 pretty well settled tnat Governor I'LL
VIII receive the United states Sonatorship.
Iiis is looked upon as disposing Of him for
nepleslIeucy of 1892. .-t tapiain John Me-
a. van of New Jersey. VINO wa, appointed in
iae NsVy by President Jackson, is dead
THE squadron Of evolution will proceed TO
Hampton Roads.and then 60 10 the Gull coas
Annie Kiernaw was found dead in her
room. 900 Brooklyn, sunday night. She mad
evidently been dead some time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
NORpoI.K AND PORTSMOUTH.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. lv.--Generai Lee
birthday was celebrated In Norink anu
Portsmouth By parade, In which the MILL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
CELEBRATION AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON. VA, Jan. ls-Ispecial The
celebration of LEES birthday today has
been entirely IN the hands Of the students o.
the Washington and lee University, and
the cadets ofihe Virginia Military Institute.
both Of which schools suspended all duty 10
honor OF the great military chiei, whose
home was at one time amongst us. Inc
day has passed quietly and will end to-nishI
with grand college society celebration ID
the Washington aud Ice chapel, TO which is
connected Lees mausoleum.
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LYNcHBuRG, Va, Jan. 10 Special. =
General Lees anniversary birthday was
not celebrated here to-day with any OF the
non0rs that II should have been. There wSs
no military parade nor civic display except
the closing of the banks and a general ces-
-atiOn Of business. our people did not
think about IL at the proper time, but VIII
hiIdlY fall INTO the error again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs D. n Denton and D. N. Denton t.
Brooklyn.
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LAUNCH PARTIES At HoPArCOyG.

Lake Hopatcong n. j., July 10 (SpeciaD The peorfA
at Hopatcong spend great deal OF time sfoat There
are launch pres, fishing trips and small excursions
innumerabe daily Mrs Crooks of San Francisco ssva
a pleasant launch party Monday the A. c. Garfield.
Luncheon was served for twenty and the entire day
spent on the lake With the party were the Misses
Crooks Mis-. A. A. Watson, the Misses Campbell, r. L.
Wood j. l.. Wood Il. A. Brown and the Misses Brown.
The fishing at the lake is excellent 1t is well pro.
tected by Fish Warden Howard z. Frotheringham, whs
has made examples OF several offenders caught slaughter
ing fish at wholesale. Mr.. Frotheringham is expert
angler and caught the largest bass taken by visitor
from the lake
The first service In the little union chapel was held
Sunday The Rev. Mr.. Humphrey, Of the Garden CITY
Cathedral OBLIGATED.
Socially the week has been brilliant one The Hotel
Pesn has never entertained people In July and
the prospects for the height Of the season are bright
Among the people registered in the week from New.
York have be IN Mr. and Mrs F. 7. Keith Henry Iry'
ing Dodge Ii. T. Sinclair, George II Read, o. S. Bald
win Miss Baldwin, Mrs NJ. IL. Baldwin, W. S. Parmaies'
j. p Hicks d. r. Day. Miss Day W. J. Blackaam.
Fletcher Mr. and Mrs Edwin II. Low, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Won Week H. c. Coleman, Charles Coleman. w. II. Rich
ards L. d. Wells r. L. Packard, Miss Packard, John NJ
Hicks Mrs NJ Hicks Miss Hicks. Arthur w. Pcrega
Herbert Valentine SAMUEL ID. Beard. Miss Beard W. A.
Dunlap f. L. Hoffman, A. 4. Watson Shpton ufeen'
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Jackson and c. II. Mailer
From Brooklyn those registered this week ineiuoo
John Angus Mckay w. J. Osborne. Miss osoorne'
Charles IL Talmage s. c. Walton. Mr.. and Mrs H. b'
Clark s. G. Poole. Miss Poole, Miss +. NJ Poole, Miss
Wallace Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Remsen, j. s. 3 isemsen'
r. l.. Wood Mrs. J. II. Suydam, Mr.. and Mrs. sins IL
Wood and s. II. Herman
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Cocperstown, n. V, July 10 SPECIALIZATION Worth
ington, Consul to Malta and wife arc spending the
summer in COopcrstOwn.
Johnson L. dc Peyser and Miss de Peyster' of
Tivo!ion the Hudson are the guests Of Frederick e.
de Pcyster at the Cooper House.
Miss Dunbar, of York, gave an enjoyable lake
PARTY Tuesday evening The little steamer Gem took
the party around the lake.
Edgar +. Chapman, John X Chapman and Judson
H. Bailey Of Princeton College, are camping at Three
Mile Point.
Mrs. George Clarke has taken possession OF West
Ridge for the rest Of the season.
Tnnnicllf's, at Five-Mle Point famous for over
half a century for It's game dinners, is closed. In
wears past few of the more prominent people who Wis
tied Richfeld CooperstOwn failed to dine at Tunn
cliffs.
Rear-Admral Braine and family, OF Brooklyn. viii,
as usual, spend tho season al the Cooper House.
Avohl Carter and Miss Carter are at lolt-Avcrill.
The annull tennis tournament will be held on the
ground, Of the athletic association, beginning August
A. several well-knOwn players have already entered
for the prizes Among them are y. l. Wright, NJ. H.
Wright, r. II. Perkins and william j. A. McKim
The Rev. II. L. Bridges, OF Lakewood. n. j.. who
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v,s,rops At NrDp1 Evwy SPRINGS.

Middletown Springs w. July IS (Speeiall.-Among IN
guests at the Montyert OF the hpest summer notes
I'm the Green Mountains the following from Ne"i
Mrs. r. b. johnson L. F. Gray and family, Mr. ana MS
George F. Pamlee Mrs. A. Maekey Ms. =, n 'uuso Su
Nv wnhu, II camp Mr. and Mrs W. d. Maxwell
Helen Beadeston Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Howell henfs
wach oscar Hanke. S. L. Simpson aud wfe' n -
simpson and wife g. w. simpson and WIFE MI ana MS
]. I. DE Bois, Miss vaeni De Bois' Miss Lnlsh 10
Blois Miss Gertrude Dick Miss A. Leachter' H. W. '
der Poel f. NJ Curtiss Miss r. Maxwell. Miss A. Max
well Miss l. NJ Maxwell. A. sundahl, MT. ana M,s.
j. 8. Case. Robert Appleton, ir'. Mrs c. W. hanay'
Handy. Miss Gladys Handy. Mr. and Mrs H. D. AA~
Ntss Hendricks
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HARTFORD POLITICAL INTERESTS.
REPUBLICAN DISSATISFACTION WITH LYNDE
HARRIsoN's POSITION-CoNTRoLLER
sTAUB'S PAYMENTS

sTAUB'S PAYMENTS.
Hartford, July 19.-In the controversy between
Ivnde Harrison Of New Haven, and John Addison
Porter Editor Of "The Hartford POST over the special
committees report In the House in regard to seating
the candidates of the Democratic party. the Repub-
can party Of the State far can be judged oy the
latitude of the leading in all parts of it, DO not
sympathize with Mr. Harrison when he openly de-
cIaes that he believed that the Democratic candidates
except Morris were elected. They will stand by the
policy Of tile party outlined by the House nder uc
lead OF the special committee with more unity tnah IL
has stood by any party matter for some ume' Inc
controversy looked upon more personal tan po-
Itcal and already 1t has passed over and been gwen
mn 10 the Democratic press which Is doing Its best 10
bring about dssensons in the Republican ranks IL
s more than probable that the House TO assemble
to-day ID would be strongly for the report OF inc
specal committee than it was when 1t was adopted
Controller Staub has issued classified list of state
departments which he feels authorized TO draw MS Or-
doris for and those for which he sees warrant In law
This course is taken after legal advice from Mr. HAM
mersley the counsel for the Democratic party during
the troubles of the year. The departments @ich are
not paid for by the Controllers orders will be pald lor
through Treasurer Henrys Office and some OF the ofuers
which the Controller will draw Will not be accepted Dy
the Treasurer because of different interpretations VI
law in the matter Of appropriations inns Touole
comes about from the large number OF speclnc INV
DrOVidng for tne support Oh Sldtc lno'Aou''"'
of the institutions supported by mandatory pro-
visions of the law, while others await legislative acuoh
on appropriations The situation suggests that coui
fcation of laws regarding appropriations ana some
uniform action would be a great aid to the smootn
transaction of the business of the state.
The surprise Of the week is the arrest OF freu -
wilson of the internal revenue collectors Omce' iOr
embezzIement of the funds Of the Office TO the amount
Of about 81 ,OOO Wilson has borne line reputation
and was prominent in military circles, being AoIutan'
of the 1st Regiment He was recommended 10 ooi,
lector Hutchinson by prominent friends VINO furhisheu
bonds to the amount of 10000 The bondsmen Will
SETTLE be deficiency Wilson Is under bonds to appear
before the United States Court TO answer for the crime
The new scheme of the seectmen in caring Tor the
TOWNS Door already begins to show an economical
result several cases where rent was Delns palu ~
tbe town have been cut off, and yet there seems To
have been no suffering in con equeHrf 4 MI %
August before the town stOrehOuse VIII be esIaDso
and the dependents on outside aid Will receive groceries
instead Of orders upon local merchants
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Il.
Kiblen. c. VI. Lea, \. II. Lee Mr. and Mrs. A. d. JUL
lizard Miss Lnian Stokes, Mr. and Mrs George +. Dodge
Miss Cassie Dodge the Hon. Vcrplanck COvin Mr. ano
Mrs Philip b. Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. James Phyfo,
Edward Van Werner. Mr. and Ms. S. +. Dauchy,
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Fuller Charles II. Davis.
John +. Attrldrc, Mrs. A. d. Nelson, " b. Horn
blower and family Il. NJ Olyphant Talbot ELEPHANT.
John ) stokes Mrs. Henry Stokes Miss stokes.
The cement tennis court at the Ampersand is q
model of its kind and the fresh OF green paint it
is receiving will help the players at the grand ourna
ment to he held on July %. DR.. Hance will play in
this tourney The Messrs. Marsh are entered for
singles and doubles also the Rev. Mr. Laron. A. +.
IIoyt and Miss Margaret Docher entered in this
mixed doubles and George E. shepard for the singles
Mr. shepard, formerly with the Spauldings. is one OF
the best tenn, PLAYERS I'm the woods.
The vlolnist Carl Lancer. of the Thomas orchestra.
il TO give series of free concerts for the entertain
ment of patients at the Adirondack Sanitarium.
Proprietor Gilligan. Of the Lake House. re-
Gently treated his guests to display of fireworks such
a. Is seldom in these parts. His hotel is well
filed.
The Algonauins orchestra at Lower Saranac gives
afternoon and evening concerts and frequent dances
are proposed. Arrivals at this resort iHcludc w. NJ
Footc Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Covcrly F. McKeefe Il. W. Davis. Mr.. and Mr., L. W.
HAYES. Miss Mcviclar, Mr. and Mrs. J. +. TruesdclI
and family Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gardiner Lillian v
Pnchbeck Mrs Sidney l.. Morse. Miss Morse, Charles
Hale II. b. Coons. q. W. COOns Mrs. A. r. Johnson
Miss y. b. Johnson, Miss X. C. sherman. Mrs. T.. C.
Baker and Mrs j. II. Marcy.
Vice President MortOn's family Joined him early in
the week at the Arson Phelps Stokes camp on Birch
Island in ST. Regis Lake. No partisan newspaper
reports concerning Mr. Morton's health are in crcula
ton and lie evidently never felt better nor enjoyed
himself than at present. The company of guests
at Paul smiths Is increasing and all the native, In
the country round about busy a. bees caring for
these city bOarders." Paul Smith says that his
campers aud bUarders represent Tl5O 600 600
The road into the woods Via ElzaLethtown and
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PREPIRryG FOR THE BOUND LIKE FESTIVAL.

PREPIRING FOR THE bDUND DihE TbSIA' hH
Round Lake July IS CSpeciaD.-The musical festival
which is to begin here next week has become one oil toe
annual importance In musical circles III h'e
mart OF the state. The Germania Orchestra OF Boston,
Conductor Moenhauer will take part In 1t this year ior
the first time while the Caeca Quarette OF the same
city under the baton Carl Zerrahn, will again be pres
cnt The chorus which will begin rehearsng on Monday
uudcr Mr. Zerrahns charge, is composed OF 300 voices
and embraces In It's members OF the distinguished local
singers OF Albany Troy Saratoga, Cohoes, LansngOs
and other adjacent cities and villages The Caecia quar-
ette is composed OF Mira E. Humphrey Allen. soprano
Miss Gertrude Edmands contrato George j. farSer'
tenor and Joan Morowsd. basp, with Mrs Martina Dana
Sbepad pianist Germania Orchestra VIII take part
IN three of the concerts giving the ovetures from Mig
non ..wihem Tell" "Stradella," "opheus" ana "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" besides, with the orchestra
aras songs waltzes and grand selections closing Oh sat
,rdov night with o magnificent presentation OF Handlers
,toro .The Creation" The whole cost OF admission 70
all the concerts rehearsas for the week by the gener
osv of the Round Association has been placed at
A. ~ membership certificate be purchased at that price
,pd This also entities bearer half fare on the Della
ware and Hudson Railway. The ordinary price without
tho membership certificate. is 81 The Round Lake AS
ociaton is determined establish It's annual musical
festival on a<bass such will render it an event OF great
interest TO lovers music outside this immediate re-
zion and for purpose has spared DO expense this