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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
SEMI ON cor FORGERY.
Evans's Case Certified to tho Hastings
Court-Otbers Accompany II.

When Justice Crutchfeld entered the
Police Court Yesterday morning he scanned
the pris ,ners' pen in the same critical way
in which be viewed the Council chamber
on Thursday evening when he was re-
nominated for the position he now holds
With this cursory inspection OF the SUD-
iects who were 10 come before him tns
expoundcr Of equity assumed q Dewitt
Talmage smile, and the Sergeant. who al
ways sits upon his night. IN q sonorous
voice cried. Courts OPEN"
After pulling up the sleeves Of his seer
sucker coat and arming himself with big
palm-leaf fan the Justice started the ma.
chinery, and the days fun began.
The continued case OF Richard Evans
(colored). charged with forging a check
upon the Savings Bank of the Grand
United Order of True Reformers. of Rich
mond. was heard and certified to tho
Hastings Court. The check was for 1896,
and purported TO have been signed by H..
+. Turner. the colored reai-estate agent.
Harvey Arlington (colored). accused of
appropriating TO his own uses an overcoat
belonging 10 W. Il. Smith. was discharged.
Another boy plead guilty some days ago
10 this charge.
Frederick Smith. an individual well
known among the colored sporting irater-
nity of this city, vent up to the grand jury
| policy" contrary 10 the laws and dig
nifty Of the Commonwealth;
Mary Johnson is q cOlored girl of about
| fourteen summers and her reputation
among the policemen is rather undesirable.
When she was arrested by Officer Burnett
| for being disorderlv and Drofane and
| creating n disturba on the street she
used all sorts OF horrId language. The
| Justice declared that she would contami-
nate the other prisoners II sent TO jail, and
| ordered her mother to give her a good
whipping in court. Mother and daughter,
ACCOMPANIED by Bailiif Dan Turner, re-
paired to the ante-room Of the court and
| soon sounds OF distress fell upon the morn
| ing air and it was known that Mary was
| receiving the punishment she so well
meIited.
The case of Sadie Lewis. Arthur Lewis,
and Clyde GlazebroOk. accused Of assault
ing Sadie Roberts with rocks, was post
poned until tomorrow.
young white man sailing around I'M
der the appellation OF ". II. Harrison was
sent on 10 the grand jury on the charge OF
feloniously entering the dwelling-house OF
Dora Peterson and stealing therefrom a
gold watch. valued at $50, and $40 IN
money.
John Barth was assessed - and costs
for cursing and abusing Mr. }. X. Hooper,
superintendent of HOLLYWOOD cemetery.
Herman Long pail $40 and costs for as
saultiag John /. Carter in the street, and
.he case Of sydney Lovenstoin and Ellis
Hutzler. accused Of fast riding, was con
tinued until the 2itb.
Sergeant Cosby bad the band Of the
First Battalion lcoloredl before the Justice
on the charge Of being disOrderly and an.
moving the neighborhood. The band
practices in the second story Of building
on Seventh street between Grace and
Broad. The Court ordered them 10 move
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
worla,..rair Cornmissioners.

Governor Mckinney mas appointed Mr..
J.. l. Turner and Hiss Fanny ". Cook,
both of EmpOria, members Of the aux
iliary 10 the Board OF Worlds Far diana
ger Of Virginia.
Inc commissioners OF the several dis
trcts are calling the auxiliary members OF
fneir respective districts together tor or
cauizatiOn preparatory 10 a vigorous sum-
mer campaign. SO far the following are an
nounccd: Colonel Granville Gaines, OF the
Iighth District. held has district c0Dven-
ton tho 18th at Warrenton J. \. Brena-
man. Esq., OF the Seventh District, Will
hold his AZ Front Royal on the I'D; Hon.
william /. Jordan. Of the sixth District.
and Al. Glennan, Esq. OF the Second Dis
trici. viii hold ms IN Norfolk Oh the 30th
instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
QUA NexT-pooR NEIonsoR.
MANY Interesting Notes Cleaned by tha
Mauchestsr Reporter Yesterday.

Manchester Reporter Yesterday.
Mrs. @. +. Conley loft yesterday for
Halifax county.
The work of repairing the Free bridge IS
nearly completed.
Mr. b. +. Prison and family left last eve
ming for Louisville, Ky.
The June term OF the Hastings Court
begins tomorrow.
Mr. A. W. Fair has gone to Roanoke to
participate In the celebration.
There was nothing for the consideration
of his Honor at the Mayors Court yester-
day morning.
Mrs. W. A. Nance and sister. Miss Hattie
Clopton. will leave to-day to visit friends
in Chesterfield.
Mr.. John X. West, of Richmond, has
moved his family to Bon AR tor the sum
mer.
Rev. J. p. Woodward. pastor OF the
Fifth-Street Methodist church. will preach
this morning upon the subject "hat
Judas Lost by TraDsgression.p
Judge il. A. Hancock IL holding the
Circuit Court of Petersburg. This court
would have been held several days ago out
for the sickness of the Judge.
Rev. &. f. Moore. of Cowardin-Avenue
Christian church. will exchange pulpIts
with Rev. l.. A. Cutler. of Richmond. to-
day, both morning and night.
Miss Gertrude Renick. Of Culpeper;
Miss Leila Dorsott. of Alton. and Miss Kate
Hewlett, of Chesterfield. are the guests
of Dr. 4. y. Dorsett. of this city.
Mr.. George n. Thompson. OF Philadel-
phia, is visiting his brother. Mr.. Ale1an-
der Thompson, corner OF Fifth and Porter
streets.
Major Joe Brown Johnson (colore1, of
Manchester, who Is charged with shooting
two colored men on an excursion tram on
the Chesapeake and Ohio road is out on
bail. Judge Witt, Of Richmond, bailed
HIM in the sum of 800.
The Mission Band of Cowardin-Avenue
Christian church. win have a lawn party
on Clopton Hill this week, commencing
tomorrow night.
Mr.. A. j. Bradley left yesterday for Chi;
cago. He IL an alternate to the National
Democratic Convention.
The annual basket picnic of the Balm
bridge-Str Baptist Sunday school Will
take place at Providence Forge next
Thursday A delightful day is anticipated
and those who attend will enjoy boating,
fishing, base ball, and other amusenents
The Gospel meeting at Leader Hall this
afternoon promises 10 be OF unusuaLinter-
est. Rev. DIR. i. A. Peterson, OF Richmond,
will address the meeting az $3.50 o'clock
During the song service. which begins at
o'clock, the delegates who attended the
Crewe convention will submit their report:
The funeral of Joseph Kent Davis. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis. who died Fri
day, will take place from the residence Of
his par ents. near Forest-Hill Park, tins at
ternOOn at O'Clock.
Stephen Garrett and Allen Coles (both
colored) were arrested last evening Tor
fighting in the street. The fracds occurred
on Seventeenth street. and in the combat
Garrett was struck on the head with a
blackjack or something of the kind,
which inflicted deep wound in the man :
head. lie was taken to the station-house
and DR.. Ingram summoned. who rendered
the necessary medical attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
THE VIRGINIA BAR ASSOCIATION.
Great Ipterest Felt In the Annual Meeting
Next Month at Old Point.

Great interest is felt among the legal
| fraternity throughout Virginia in tho ap-
| preaching meeting Of the State Bar Asso-
soclatioD at Old Point.
The attendance will probably be larger
than at any of the three annual meetings
| held since the organization was formed.
about four years ago. and an exceedingly
| interesting programme has been arranged.
Mr.. Jackson Guy, the secretary. has
already received notice from about 100
| members of their intention 10 attend. OF
which dozen or more Will bring with
them members Of their families.
The ASSOCIATION will convene at the Hy-
gcia Hotel on Tuesday July i2th and will
be IN session three days. There will be
morning and night sessions the first two
DAYS aud only day session on Thursday.
All Of the standing committees viii meet
| on Monday night. July 18th.
The body Will be called 10 order at II A..
NJ. by Mr.. +. II. Mctiuire, chairman of the
Executive Committee, and the first busi-
ness Will be the delivery of the presidents
| address by Hon. John Randolph Tucker,
OF Lexington. which Will be followed by
the appointment of temporary commit
tees and reports from thu secretary and
treasurer and the standing committees.
Al Tuesday evenings session Mr.. Robert
l.. Parrish. of Covington, will read pa
per entitled Master and Servant"
The following is the programme for the
remaining sessions:
Wednesday morning-Jho annual adj
dress, by Hon. Daniel b. Lucas, president
OF the Court of Appeals of West Virginia.
Subject. Political Apothegms of Martin
Van Buren, " report of Committee to Re
commend Officers; election of officers /;
election of members of Executive Com
mittee report Of the Special Committee
| on Law Reform. continued from the last
meeting. (Minutes 1891, page 36.)
Wednesday evening-A paper by John
W. RELY, Of Halifax Courthouse, on The
Criminal Laws and Their Administration"
A paper by John b. Donovan; subject,
Aquatic Rights. Discussion on the sub
ject of the papers read. Unfinished busi-
ness
Thursday Morning-A paper by Samuel
q. Graham, OF IaZewell entitled, " A
Criticism of the Profession Reviewed"
Discussion on the subject of the paper
read. Unfinished Business. Announce
ment by the president-elect OF the stand
ing committee for the ensuing year. Ad-
Journment.
Thursday evening Is reserved for the
meeting and organization of the several
standing committees for the ensuing year
The annual dinner will be gwen at 10
O'Clock on Thursday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
PEOPLES PARTY CONVENTION.
IT VIII Assemble Here on Thursday Night
Nrxf-lts Objects.

The convention Of the Peoples party TO
elect delegates 20 the national convention
al Omaha July 9Th. nominate State cleo
toral ticket. aud permanently organize the
Peoples party Of Virginia will assemble
in this probably at Sanger Hall-at 8
p. NJ. Thursday next, jane 23d. The call
for the convention SAYS:
There Is no restriction a. 70 the num-
Der Of delegates. and each county OF city
may decide the number Of its delegation
in It's own wisdom"
1t i stated that the following counties
are temporarily organized and will be
repre- sented IN the state convention
King George. Amelia. AppOmattOx. Eau
nuier, Prince William. Orange, Caroline,
Loudoun, Buckingham, Montgomery.
Nottoway, Nan-emOnd. Ne'-on, Princess
Anne, Amherst. Southampton. Dinwiddie,
Chesterfield. Bath, Pittsylvauia, Greenes-
Vile, Brunswick Lunenburg. Prince Ed
ward. Mecklenburg. Powhatan. Cumber-
land. Culpeper. tluyanna. Charlotte. Hen
rico. Campbell, Louisa, Madison, Sury.
Sussex, Page. Shenandoah. Wythe. Prince
George Franklin. FLOYD, Gloucester, Mid
dlesex, Warwick, and Russell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Another war-scene Entertainment.

On next Wednesday and Thursday nights
a magnificent entertainment Will be gwen
at the Academy of Music for the benefit
of the Lee Camp Charity Fund and the
First Virginia Regiment OF Volunteers.
The programme as arranged embraces
series of war scenes during the period of
1876 Among the numbers will be the
following: on 10 the Field" " Camp
Life IN Western Virginia" Veterans
ls6l." Fun in Camp" Capturing the
Contraband Ministries" Camp by Moon
light. Attack at Daybreak. -" Driven to
Bay," and The Doves of Peace"
Some Of the best talent III the city for
this sort OF an entertainment has been en-
gagged. and a splendid performance NAV be
expected. Somewhat similar programmes
have been rendered here recently IN chart
table causes. and they have drawn over
flowing houses and gwen universal salts
faction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Holm Sylya's Case.

This case was continued in the County
Court Yesterday. The evidence was con-
cluded late III the afternoon and the court
adjourned until II 4. Nj. Monday, at which
time the case will be argued. after IN
structions have been agreed on. Mr.: G.
w. Thomas Will open the case for the Com
monwealth. lie will be followed by Mr.
Hill Montague, of counsel tor the prisoner.
Mr.. ID. &. Richardson will then close the
argumept for the prisoner anil Mr.. c. X.
Sands Will close for the Commonwealth.
This trial was begun Thursday morning.
More than fiftv witnesses have been intro
duced. and great interest Is felt IN Fulton
as to the result. The jury Is quartered at
the Exchange Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Tho s,uart Horse Guards Picnic.

The eighth annual picnic of the Stuart
Horse Guard will be gwen next thursday
- Airfeld." the farm Of M. 7. l.. Blan-
ION. On the Henrico turnpike short DIS
rance from the city. Conyeyances Tor IN
vited guests will leave the post-othce at 10
4. N. Sharp. Active members OF the cav
airy organizations willassemble mounted
az The Guards armOry at $3.50 A. NJ. and
march with the troop to the picnic ground.
The Committee on Invitation and Arrange
ments consists of Lieutenant l.. j. EuEeT
chairman. Lieutenant james X. Branch,
Sergeant l.. +. Hamilton; Corporal ii. 7;
Trooper John Ii. Brauer, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
The Mozart Musicale.

A wcll-selected programme viii be given
AZ tile l,iis,oaie on Monday evening. The
artists taking part are Mss Isbel I'd
nlunds. soprano Miss Nellie Sebin Hyde
cautraltO: Mr. AZ. Aryeschon, baritone
oil from Now York; Mr. Jacob Rem
hardt. accompanist. Duet, Il Feel Thy
ANGEL Spirit, lHohman,) Miss fdmunds
and Mr.. ArveschOn; soprano solo. waltz
song. OPattison.J Miss kdmunds baritone
solo. Il Fear No Foe" lFlnsuu,) BIZ.
Arveschon. contralto solo. selected. 81
Ms Hyde: soprano solo. Cuckoo Song.
-Aht Mis-, Edmonds. baritone solo. aria
from Beshaza. (Guiliamant) Ir Arve-
schon, contraitO solo. selected, Co.,. Mss
Hsde soprano solo. " Heart Springtlme,
CNicfeda) Miss Edmonds; trlo, Misses
Edmonds, Hyde. and AryeschOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
nenth nfnn Old ResIhent.

Mrs. Susan z. Fellows. an old and highly
esteemed lady, died Friday at the resi-
dence of her sOn-ln-law, A. NJ. Richardson,
ESQ. on Beech street. III this city.
Mrs. Fellows had reached the age OF 81
years and for three quarters Of century
had been a resident of Richmond. For
nearly seventy years she had been a con-
slstent member of the Methodist Church,
aud her peaceful death was fuu of faith
nuJ hone. IL was the beautiful close Of a
long life Of usefulness % Others and OF de-
votiOn 70 her Heavenly Father. She had
raised nine children amt her descendants
90 the fourth generation now living num-
bar about fifty persons.
Alrs. Fellows was devoted mother. q
faithful friend. and au intelligent Chris
tan lady. whose cniei concern was TO obey
the DIVINE will aud make lies pathway
smooth lor others.
Her funeral will take place from Union
Station Methodist church this afternoon
al j o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

| Mrs, w. Delcamp, Of Pottstown. Pa; Miss
Mary Roach, Of Norfolk; Mrs. ID. X Car
ter. Mrs. Mary Roach. Miss Lcther Carter,
Miss Nellie Blackburn. Misses Annie and
Maud trimmer. Mrs. NJ. Mitchell. Misses
Nellie and Florence Fry. MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Cottreil. Miss Rosa Cottrell. Miss
Josephine Harra. Mrs. Lmma Harra. MISS
Annie Carp. Mrs. II. Ganzert Mrs. u. Jen-
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. Duggan. James Duggan.
Lonne Duggan. o. Barton Heights; L. r.
Carter, A. b. Carter. Willie Ball. Charles
Sent. ". l.. Smith. j. 7. Bargamin, Page
Dunnavant, John Bnseler. Charlie Harra,
Frank Walker, Ned Blakey, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. $. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
priddy, Of Manchester. and Eddie Phil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
The Marriage Of Miss Connaiiy.

A letter TO the Dispa'ch from Ashville,
n. C.. dated Ihursdsy. says:
The marriage Of Miss Connally 10 Mr.. Otis
Coke was solemnized Yesterday afternoon
OF Fernihurst. IN the presence ofabout nifty
quests. The house was one mass OF mag
nificent flowers, especially ferns. gloxlmas.
and roses The bride was given away 10y her
father. Colonel John X. Connally, and the
ceremony performed bv the venerable DR..
Burrows. The bride was gowned IN pure
white satin, severe IN style. lace veil fas;
tened with diamond star on the head and
large turquoise on the shoulder. As was
TO be supposed the bridal quits were very
numerous and costly. The bride ana
groom drove away amid showers of rice
and flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Ranaolph Literary Society Re%ganizcd

The members of the old Randolph Lite
rary Society of the Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION. which dis0anded on last
Saturday night. met at 1l09 west Main
street last night and reorganized under
the same name. Communications were re-
ceived from a number Of the old members
sicnifying their intention OF joining The
new organization. the following officers
were elected: James w. Gordon, presi-
dent: Louis Rich. yice-presldent; Nine
tree FOXES. secretary and treasurer; {. A.
Boyce. censor and critic, and J.. e.. Crutch-
field. sergeant-at-arms. The new organl-
cation starts out under the most favorable
clrcumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
omca,s of Richmond Commaudery.

Hichmond CommanderI, No. 2, knights
Templars. at its assembly Friday niPht
elected the following officers Tor the en-
49, commander; 4. w. Cunningham.
aeneralissirno: Ii. L. W. Southern, cap
sain.pcneral: John +. Mayer, ,prelate; u.
= Richardson. senior warden; Il. ID.
Noller Junior warden Il. T.. Macomber,
insurer: $. MEG. Fisher, recorder ;
yonng Jones, standard bearer; George ".
Rody' sword-bearer q. n. Shuman. war.
don ID. Is. Collins, captain OK guard sur
lev King. armorer; Guards-h. L. hscn-
Ter. third r. Il. Jacobs, second, ano J' u
I,,.p,au first
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
CIV Circuit (ourt.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday in
the ease Of Eva Ieneweber against the
Richmond City Railway Company the jury
returned d verdict for the plaintiff IN the
su,i Of $3.50.
ia the case of Moss 4 Co. against J. G.
Smith Judgment was entered for plaintiff
COR v2.15s.5I.
Judgment was entered against the Gen.
trail Chandelier Company in favor OF Rich
ard 4. Bobinson tor @OO.27.
The following suits were entered
Charles +. Taylor a Go. against John
Bowers. Jr., for $l94.35; Thomas J. Barker
against John T.. Rose d Co. for 800
k,yermont Company against WyndhaIl
Boiling for 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
anapnreci,tiye Committee.

At q meeting of the Committee on FL
nance held IN the Hustlngs-Court room
June 1-th the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
record. That the Committee on Finance
desires to express Its great regret That MS
esteemed chairman. MIR. n. ID. Har2Ioye,
has decided to retire from the city's SER
vice. and 70 enter of record on the min,
utes of this committee It's sincere. and
heartfelt appreciation of his long. faith,
tul. and valuable services to the city and
his unfailing courtesy and kindness To the
members OF this committee.
Rsouei fivyte-, That the Clerk be direct
ed 10 forward copy OF these resolutions
to the retiring chairman and furnish u
copy 20 the press for publication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

So dozen Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
ers, in various shades. worth 75c. Mon
day aud Tuesday sale price, 4sc.
Mems Light-Colored Derby Hats,
worth SO, s2.75, $3.50, and 1925. Mon
day and Tuesday sale price, sl.65.
20 dozen Boys Black and White
Mixed Staw Hats, worth 35c. Monday
and Tuesday sale price. 1sc.
% dozen Scarfs, worth Zoe. Monday
and Tuesday sale price. l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
BOUND FOR CHICAGO.
The virginia Delegation Takes Its De-
by Many Friends


Most of the Virginia delegates TO the
Chicago convention left yesterday for that
city.
An independent train oven the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway especially ar
ranged for the trip as Tar as On
cinnati left Richmond at 2 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, and Will arrive in
Cincinnati at 800 this morning. Ii CON
sists OF one baegage-car. two hrst-ciass
coaches. and three sleepers. One OF the
latter was II e Asculon, which was occu--
pied BY Colonel c. OBJ. Cowardin and
party. who were joined at Clifton Forge by
senator John W. Daniel and Major ". T..
Sutherlin. of Danville. and several others.
Inc regular train from Washington to Gin
cinnatl yesterday had three extra sleeping
cars attached and bore many Chicago
Mr. John ID. Potts, division passenger
agent of the Chesapeake and OHIO, stated
10 a DrsrATcH reporter last evening that
fnliy 500 Virglnians were on their way TO
the Pork City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

60 Single and Double.Broasted
Striped and Checked Fancy White
Vests. Monday and Tuesdays sale price,
Sl.25.
Choice of any Light-Color Knee
Pants Suit, worth $3.50, So, $3.50, and
80. Monday and Tuesday sale price. s..
40 pair Mems Trousers, worth 80 and
81. Monday and Tuesday sale price.
s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
rxa,,tua,ion for Teachers Positions.

anpbli. examination will be held at the
Richmond High School on "Wednesday
morning next at o'clock for the benefit OF
,Lnae Who desire TO obtain licenses TO
tsa u in the pubic schools of this city. i.
This does mol refer to tho graduates OF
the Richmond high OF Coiored Normal
Scb.oi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
c..,.,. Their Wooden wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs John IL. Roach celebrated
their wooden wedding Thursday evening
At their residence. No. 1921 north fifta
street. They received numerous tokens Of
the esteem in which they are held, and
bad the pleasure of extending their hospi-
taiity 10 . number Of friends. The follow,
ing were the suests Mrs. A. A. Miller ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
LATEST STYLES AT THE LOWEST
PRICES.

Manypew styles OF Wash Goods at 81 10, and lac yard
Dotted Swi prees designs and best grades
and3jc. yard. Makes cool dress
BlackS Drspery Nets ideas and great bargains
$50 Fancy Psrasels half their former price
Umbrellas best grades at sl25 S50 and 81
Muslin Waists what want at this Of the
Dark Waists made the best and perfect
lines Swiss and Cambria Embroiler New
We
bargains in DrssGoo Silk Materials for this
large line of Matings and Ol.Cloths ;also Carpets
Pay % and you will find to interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
THALEIMER BROS.
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.
SIMMER RESORTS.
MORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL.

L'ORI WILLIAM HENRY HOlEL,
l. LAKE GEORGE, y. Y,
will open JUNE 23d. The largest, best-appoint-
ed. and most liberally-conducted hotel at Lake
George. Send for illustrated sOUreHir
For terms and particulars apply 20 Hotel Gro
noble. Flfty-soyenth street and seventh avenue,
New YORK. Special rate for families
WILLIAM NOBLE,
"a Is-lm Owner and PrOrrietOr.