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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-01

Philip Thomas, of Rogers City, has a
NAL never before seen in that locality.
Sigrald Asbjornson, young sculp-
tor, formerly of dispensing has won
laurcls in Chicago by making statue
of the late Mayor Harrison.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-01

A fire broke out in the Dickinson
block in Springfield, Mass, and de-
stroyed seven blocks, resulting in an
estimated damage of 100000.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-01

After 80 minutes deliberation the
coroner's jury sitting in the Bellevue
accident case brought in verdict that
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Newland, of
Detroit, were killed from the reason
that two trains collided on the Chicago
81 Grand Trunk at Bellevue and caused
the said deaths, and that the collision
was caused by reason of a dense fog.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
DAY OF ACCIDENTS.
SUPERINTENDENT WOODRUFF PRO-
RABly FATALLY INJURED.
struck ny o Descending stone from
BIast-Cave In Of High Cot on the
YadLin Valley Railroad.
tsnpclal ,nlarram % ,hs I,l.pa.ca.l


Mt. Any, N. c., July i1.-This has
been day Of accidents that will long DO
remembered in the history OF our young
CITY. This morning horsemen coming
from the granite quarries put the town IN
fever heat by announcing that Superin-
tendent Woodruff had been killed by
stone falling on his head. general exo-
dus to the quarries took place, and 1t was
found that he was not dead. but lingering
IN Inconsistencies. They were oolhg
some heavy blasting there this morning
and superintendent Woodruff ran nun
bred yards from the blast into some
bushcs. He shaded his eyes Win MS nanu
in order 70 watch for stones.
STRUCK WITH oBHAr FORCE.
The sun blinded him and he could not
ace n heavy stone which. coming GOWN ior
Anon, one hundred and fifty feet. struck MS
Am and then the top of his head. carry
inc him TO the ground. II broke his arm:
mashed his fingers INTO jelly, and crushed
bis sknli Kilograms were ct once sent 70
Gyeensboro'. and his father. Mr.. Thomas
Woodrufe. family, and two physicians
came mn on a special train. lie Is stili
lingering. but all hopes are gone. lie
was an exceptional young man ana greatly
beloved.
oIHER MIsHAPs.
Two persons going to the quarry had
their horse 10 get scared. and he dashed
down the street. throwing them ont and
tearing the buggy into thousand pieces.
The cushioned seat was the only whole
piece lett. r.
McKinney's high cut on the Cape Fear
and Yadkin VALLEY road. about three miles
from here. cAved IN this afternoon and the
regular freight and passenger trains are
ali blockadsd up. We have heard OF no
iniury to any one mp 20 the present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
WHERE DID IT oCCUR'
Evans shooting Case Postponed to Asoer
tain This-GirIs whipped In Court


u.s.. Evans the negro charged with foloni-
ously shooting ana woundinC Joe Valentine
(c0iored) on an excursion train coming HoIh
boswell 20 Richmond on Monday, was before the
Justice in the Police Court yesterday morning
Tho DfsPA1cH published on Yesterday on ~ ~
count of the affair. No weapon was founo on
RvAnss pereon. The csse was continued uhti
Tomorrow in order that the conductor on tne
train might be brought forward 10 tes'iIy as "
which county the row occurred H.
~ = Jarvi. A white Lao, WAS up for uniaw-
fully disopey wing his father and leaving his nome
without consent. Upon request OF the parent
the boy was sent TO tho reformator7.
Jordan Sheppard paid $500 ana costs LOT
being drunk aod dlsordcrly IN the Police-Court
room. Mamie Crump (colorcdl was assesseI
the same amount for boisterous conduct on the
street.
were whipped 10 court for stealing pair OF
shoes two pairs OF eyeglasses, and POCKET
book containing GO 80 from +. A. Hundiey.
ONLY the shoes we're recovered.
Joseph Anderson and Charles Taylor, negro
urch,us. were sent 20 the grand jury OF the
Hastings Court for breaking into the school-
house OF Wister Archer on Monday evening with
Intont 10 commit lsrceoy.
The case OF l.. Daubrenet and Ferdeni Bocho-
not. an Italian and Frenchman, charged with
fighting, WAS dismissed. IL was proved thai
BocbonOf, the Frenchman, was Justinea I'D
striking the brawny-skinned son OF Italy. Dau-
brenet was nnod for drunkenness ana Bockono'
pat up tho money to keep MIN from go'us "
Jail. ,,.
Clinton West was sent 70 jail In oelhut u
security Tor assaultng his wife.
Gordon Sheppard, charged with being drum
and trespassing on the premises OF ana cursins
and abusing Y. X. Andrews, was fined 20.
The case OF Samuel Austin (colored), charged
with the larceny OF a suit OF clothes from Henr!
Core was continued until tomorrow morning
The case Of la ris d West (colorcd). chargec
upon the complaint OF Mary T1ymsn with Keep
ing their bar-rooin open on Sunday was con
tinued until to-day for further evidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
DEPARTURE or sTEAMKRs.
OLD DON MD - N

steamers leave Richmond
VI <HVERY TUESDAY, WEDNES
DAY, and FRIDAY a. D O'Clock +.
NJ Manifest closed one hour before sailing time.
steaners leave New York from Pier -, North
River. for Richmond every MONDAY. W DNbS-
DAY. and SATURDAY Mt 3 7. NJ, arriving IN
Richmopd MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY MORNINGS. Mondays steamer from New
YORK and Wednesdays nom Richmond carry no
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabln fare 10 New York Including meals
and berth ria Jamss-ri.er route......'s u w
Rouud-trip tickets. limited 10 thirty days ..
after date Of tss1e. ........-..........' ~ W
Steerage fa.e, with subsistence, .........' w
Storage fare, without subsistence. 800. w
Cabin fare ria Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way and Richmond aud Petersburg "A
railroad (tickets limited 90 four days.. y w
Round trip tickets limited TO thirty days. IL %
Tickets can be- obtained ai Richmond transfer
Comp.ny's, p01 east Main street: Chesapeake
and ohio and Richmond and Petersburg depots'
and al the companys Office, 1901 Main street,
and wharf, Rockotts.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF ladins
Issued for points beyond New York,
Freight received daily until L. NJ. ...,-,,
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana shI NJ
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway Sr'a
Newport News 81 3 T. ~ and by tho Richmond
and Petersburg railroad same days ~ ElO y
NJ will make connection at NOhfOLh Win
steamer leaving those DAYS.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents
No. 1901 Main street.
- DBL ..se
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
FOUGHT A FiSTlC DUEL.
Young Men Quarrel and Resort to This
Mode OF settlement.

An affair occurred on the outskirts OF Rich
mond Monday evening which, 10 somo respects
ecljpses the recent fight on CANDLES Hill. II
weaa night 10 the finish between two well-knovn
and popular young Richmonders, ana the cause
WAS intellectually small.
They arc clerks IN tho general o1lces OF one
OF the trunk lines running into hlchmohu' anu
the diniculty was the outcome OF Quarrei AT
their desks during the day. Ihey did NOT come
70 blows In their place OF business, but agreed
mat they should meet late that afternoon In
bonorable combat lust beyond the Exposition
C,rounds-outside tho corporate limits. This
Mace was selected 10 evaie tho interference
before or after the hght OF Sergeant Alexander
romlinson. ,,
The Young opponents agreed that they should
mutilate each others carCasses with their nsts
and each chose his second. Promptly at 6:3O'
"a the great, blazing sun was bhskng MS uig'
red head In the horizon oil tue west tho naIn,
less dueists stood face 20 face upon tho eeiec'ed
spot Coat. had been thrown aside, and arms
barred 20 tho elbow One OF The young CLERKS
had a slight advantage over the other IN weight
but thia eventually proved no advantage, ac-
cording 10 statements as to the battle.
When the line arrived for the hight 10 begin
there was little audience OF about eight or ton
persons, VINO ha0 either gone 10 Wllhess u ny
invitation or by mere curiosity 800,
several hard-fought rounds ensued IN wnlth
one or two knOck-ioTns were made BLOOD
ooyed from both faces, and there were many
uglv bruises on each OF tho cOinDatshts:
Knuckles we're skinned and arms were scratched
and SCARED. but the contest was hotly wsged
until tae Judges gave the battle to the hghter OF
the two.
Roth Young men. as well as seconds and spec
tators. appeared to be satisfied, and II ls prooa-
bio that nothing moro will be heard oil the INST
duel beyond the Ex positlon-Grou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
Asked to Transfer the Money.
Indulge yyeilford's Court.

Judge Wexford, OF the City Circuit Court. yes
terday granted a charter TO che National Mann
featuring and Trade Association, the capita
stock Of which will be not less than $500 no
moro than $4,000, divided into shares OF SlI
each. The corporation Is empowered to holC
real estate not exceeding one acre In the city o
Richmond, nor more than five acres elsewhere
in the state. The officers for the first year arc
J. +. Byrd, president; A. 4. Grimes, vice-presi
dent: &. A. Briggs, secretary, and {. h. A
Stroher, treasurer. all OF this city, who also con
sttute the Board of Directors.
In the coupon ease Of A. NJ. Meyer i Brothe
rs. the Commonwealth Judgment was AWARDED
the plaintiG for Sl22.
The following suits we're dismissed:
Detroit Savings Bank rs Simpkin Il Hillyer
Savage Il Holms "a. same; j. Liesiield re- W.
Archer.
John G. Dew qualified to practice In this court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
psa,h of n virginia Lady.

fCoTre3pOndence OF the Richmon1 Dlspatchl
HEnpEhsON, n. C., July 1.-The death OF
Mrs Colonel Erasmus Taylor here last night at
o'clock was great shock TO our community
thourh sbe had boen very low for several weeks
sbe had been living here for three or four years
ma had won May warm friends by her many
noble ana gsutle qualities. Tho stricken family
loft TINS morning TO accompany the remains o;
their beloved wife aud devoted mother TO the
iea,ily homestead, near Orange, Va. Mrs. Tay.
Tor was tho mother Of Mrs. George Smith, OF
Richmond; Mrs. Boyd Cayce. OF Nhrrenton, ana
Mr.. = p. Tayior and Misses Lucy and sadie
Taylor, OF Henderson.
Tho sympaihles and prayers OF our people go
ont Tor the bereayod family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
Young Mutchier Nominated.

BETHLEHEM, PA, July 11.-Howard Mutchler
was nominated to-day as the Democratic csndi-
date tor Congress 10 I'LL the unexpirsd term Of
his father the late William Muichler.
Young Mutcnlers election Is thought TO be as
sured as the district gave his father 6..42 ma
forty last yoar in total vote Of 2e,43c.
Howard Mutchler is an exceptionally bright
Young man, and appears TO inherit the capa-
bility and aggreesVenoss that were such cha
recteristics OF the late congressman. He Is the
publisher and proprietor OF the Easton Daily
Express and Northampton DEMOCRAT. and has in a
number OF ways made marked impression on
the business interests Of his city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
MORE ClTY-HALL CONTRACTS.
2. Gunst & Co. Successful Bidders for
Paint.-The Glass Proposals.

r. Gunst & Co. Successful Bidders for
Paints-The Glass Proposals.
The Com mittee on Grounds and Buildings met
in the City Engineers once last evening TO con-
sider the report OF the City Engineer as 10 TIC
contracts for paints aud glass for the new Cry
Hall. In reference TO the paints COlOnel Cul'
shaw stated that the foreman OF tho pslnteI'
had during tho day told him that II would be ne
ressary TO add an additional number oil artlcie'
10 the list already bid upon. Inc Colonel 'uere-
;ore thought the fairest way would be 70 nave
new list made up and receive new bida
Colonel Tanner moved to award the contract
20 the lowest bidder upon the original sGhenui'
md 10 advertise for new proposals Tor such eu
htionai material as may be needed. ms wa
adopted and 1t was ascertained that Messrs
tiunst N Co. were the lowest bidderS Iheu
rrfces amounted 10 s470.32.
| The matter OF awarding the contract for the
,lnss 20 be used In the City-Hall doors ana wan
ON WAS discussed at length.
| Mr. T. Guur stated that he had been unable
| present specimens with his bid and asked IN
| lulgence. Colonel CutshaT submitted 'apu
, lated report as 10 the bids.
Sir. Carter was of the opinion that the Engi-
| neer should select tho exact character OF PIass
| he wanted for the hall aud then have bidders
| submit proposals upon this kind only.
| After great deal OF argument upon the ques
| ton motion TO this effect prevailed.
Colonel Cutshaw sold that he thought " pre-.
| ferable for the COMMITTEES TO buy certain Hnd
| OF glass ana Tue Dluutib Will ouDinN LIZ" pa
| poesls upon this quality. =,
| The COMMITTEES voted 10 allow Thomas NJ
| Kendler s4O0 on account OF his contract to sup
| ply the galvanized iron work for the hall.
The petition OF Alexander Calder machlnls
at the new City Hall, for leave OF absence VIII
pay was referred 70 the City Attorney, the oh
ject being to get the opinion OF that Official a
10 the right Of a committee TO grant such re
quest with pay 10 a per-diem man.
Asked to Transfer the Money.
At meeting of the Committee on Shockot
Creek last evening the motion OF Mr.. Graves t
recommend to the Council the transfer OF th'
IS, 300 standing 70 tho credit OF that committed
upon the books OF the Auditor n tho account
tho Grounds and Buildings Committee Wai
adopted. The money Is thus changed from on'
account to the other to DO expended upon tho
| several parks ia the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
PronertY Transfers.

Richmond: William j. Dugcins's executor TO
+. Julia Schmidt, 24A feet on Clay street north
west corner Harrison, $1,000; Lewis Ginter 10
h. +. ana India Sheppersons trustee, "a feet on
east side Harvie street near Main. $1,000: s. III.
Martin AID wife to sophia Westermaun. 80 feet
on west side Buchanan street near Washington.
$3.50.
Henrlco: G. II. A. Ball and wife 20 Adolph r.
Cramer, $50 feet on south stdo Grove avenue,
subject TO decd OF trust OF So, 800, $3.50: Ellen
A. Ball 10 Mary r. Welch, 10 feet on north side
Ashland street between Washington aud Carter.
Sl.150; Diana Green to kllen Watson, 32 feet
on west side Lucke street near York, 80: Man
ming c. Staples 10 Ella {. Staples, his wife, ono
hall interest I'm 10 1-5 acres on Hermitage road,
subject TO deed OF trust Of $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
TERRIBLE BATTLE.
DOC, TAYloa's PALS, THE "FtE-
MING BOYS" INVADE NORTON.
Fight between Them snd Law Omcer'.
Hermsn Fleming Reported Dead
Four Persons Fatally Wounded.
rsp.c,al telegram TO the DisDasch.l

Ispoctai tcie2rhui W tho btSSo''
BusroL. TENN. July 11.-A terrible bat
tie occurred last night at Norton. Va. be-
tween the friends of Calvin and Herman
Fleming and the officers Of the law. The
Fleming boys. who are accused OF being
implicated in the murder of the Mullins
family on Cumberland Mountain with
Doc. Taylor. now condemned to hang and
IN iail at Lynchburg, came to Norton and
fight ensued between them end the off,
GERS.
Herman Fleming was found near Nor
ton this morning fatally wounded.
J. Lee Gfeear. merchant of Colburn,
near Norton, was in the Sherifs posse
and was seriously IL not fatally wounded.
Later reports are TO the effect that Her.
man Fleming Is dead. The citizens are
terribly determined and will enforce the
law at all hazards.
II Is probable that at least four persons
were fatally injured in the ARRAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
No Such Crime Committed.

TNpeclhI teIeETa'H 70 lUo UIsPAVVI'I
GoIpsKoRo', y. G., July 11.-Coronor Hin has
thoroughly investigated the published state
mont in some OF the sunday papers regarding
tho shooting aud killing OF cOlorod child in the
arm, of a cOlored woman near Boston, this
county last week by a colored man, and reports
this evening that no such crime has been com
mitted heresbouts, nor Is there any foundation
for me charge made, IN fact.
Tho Board OF Trustees OF Goldsboro's public
schools mot this evening and elscted Pro essor
Logan D. Howell Superintendent of the Schools
for the ensuing year. Professor Howell IL a
Goldsboro' boy, aud elder brother Of MI. George
III. Howell West Points FIRST man. 1893.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
Anniversary of the Old First.

The "old First" will meet tonight 10 make
arrangements for the thirty-second anniversary.
This annual event always brings the survivors
together from all parts OF the country. and from
OF the veterans on this occasion. Colonel Fred.
skinner John Jacob, John Littlepagc, and many
others have signified their Intention to be pres
ent. Me- John q. Williams II brother OF Colonel
Lewis Is. Williams, who was killed al Gettysburg
al the head OF the "Old First has written 70
Secretary c. 4. Loehr that the widow OF Colonel
Williams ia in possession OF the Fire: hegimeni
battle-nRg which was found In Colonel VII
liamss truns, sent nor from gettysburg alter
h's death. This flag will be turned over 20 the
regiment Mt its anniversary. The annual cleo
ton Of officers and other important business
will be transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
En Route to the Fair.

An excursion party from South Carolina
passed through the city yesterday en- route TO the
orli's Fair RIA tho Richmond and Danvill'
railroad and were IN charge OF Mr. II. .. Leord
The visitors wero met at the depot by seyera
representatives OF our leading business house'
and escorted to the Exchange Hotel. They LET
RIA the Chesapeake and Ohio at p. N. The
following ladies and gentlemen constituted the
party: John X. Alexander. Mr.. Irwin and son
Buford Atkinson, Palmer Alexander, hrs. Al
kins0n, Luicus Melton, Thomas White, Miss
samuels. Mr.. Nail. Mr. STAIN, W. @ White, II
W. Hafner, I. j. Irwin. Mr.. Gnfltb, j. K. Cole
man ana son, and Miss Carrie Walsh all o
Chester, s. c.: /. o. Boog, W. White, Samue
Simpson. X. p. Matthews, W. T. Matthews. O.
O. Bosg and family, of Winnsboro, ). c.; Johr
McSmyro and wife, OF Camden, 5. g., and Mis-:
Strause, OF Yorkvlle, ). Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12

Daily. D-Dtnner. S-SuDper.
No. % makes all local stops. Connects az IA
leigh with Piedmont Air Line for Ash eylle y. C.,
and all intermediate points on the western
North Carolina railroad.
No. ~ has Pulman-Bufet Sleepors Rich
mond to Atlanta. Connects directly st Atlanta
with ". & A. X. X. FOR Chattanooga, Nashville,
snd all points West. Connects with A. 4 w. T..
r. X. for Mobile, Montgomery, New Orleans,
aud all points Southwest.
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. l34-A. a W. special. HAS A. NJ.
No. 7S-Msil aud express 500 r. NJ
For tickets, Pullman Reservations, &c. apply
at ticket-Ofice Byrd-Street Station, Richmond
Transfer Compeny'-. 9OI east Main street, and
conpany- Office, s36 east Main street.
JOHN {. WINDEk, t. n MYERS,
General Manager. Genera. superint
O. V. SMITH, T. J. ANDERSON,
Traffic Manager. Passenger Agent.
II. n. BOYKIN, City Pasgr Agent my ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
Rev. Hugh Henry NAV Accept.

Correspondence OF inc hicnuonu piSpaNnI
RURgKA MILLS, VA, July ll.-Rev Hugh
Henry, OF Hat Creek, the psstor-elect OF Briery
church, preached at that church on sunday ana
administered the sacrament OF the Lords SUP
Der. Mr. Henry made a very favorable impress
sion on the people OF the church and expressed
himself as being inclined 20 accept the call.
After the services a congregational meeting was
held 20 elect officers for the church and the fol-
lowing were chosen: Elders, Mr.. w. j. Lyle
and Colonel |. J. Spencer; Deacons, hessrs, ".
y. McGehee and j. I. Morton; Trustee, Lee w.
Morton.
lock of Townsville, y. c., and Lutte Watkins, OF
Mohsrrin, are visiting friends here
Miss Lolita de Minguindo, Of Brooklyn, N. T.,
ts summering at Miss Cornie epencers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
CAPITOL MATTERS.
Pardons Granted and Refused-Personal
Notes.

Pardons Granted and Refused-Personai
Notes.
Governor Mckinney was we'll enough TO be at
his Office IN the Capitol yesterday. lie granted
the following psrdons:
Iittleton Owcn. OF Norfolk. who In 1889 was
sentenced TO eighteen years In the penitentiary
for murder IN the second degree. The prisoner
IL very old aul in feeble health. and the Gov
ernor SAYS he has examined his case very care
fully. 1900
John Scott, who in February, 1893, was sem
fenced In the County Court OF Prince Edward TO
one year ia tho penIlentlnry for malicious shoot
ing. Newly discovered facts show that the shoot
Ing was accidental
The Governor refused TO pardon John Wright,
OF Washington county, sentenced In 1877 20
three years ~ the penitenliary for horse-steal-
ing, and Harry Cain, OF Roanoke, sentenced in
December last 20 five Years in tbs penitentiary
for felonious wounding.
Mr. r. X. h. Stewart, OF Norfolk, has rendered
his resignation as a member OF the House OF
Delegates.
The Governor will leave the city for the Blue
Ridge springs Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
MAJOR PAGE WILL NOT ACCEPT.
He So Declares in "A Letter Touching the
Pronieis Party Nomination.


Major Mann Page publishes letter in the
Tiroinia sun declining 10 allow his name TO be
used in connection with the nomination Tor
Governor on the State Peoples-party ticket.
Among others who are spoken OF for the nomi-
nation are Colonel Edmund Cock. OF Cumber-
lant; Colonel Lewis, OF Clarke, aud II. II. Tyler
OF Prince William. The Populist Convention
meets ia LynchDurg on tho 81 OF August.
Major Page in mis- letter OF defamation says;
Tho reasons which induce me 70 intru1e THIS
letter upon the public are not personal, but on
account Of the Official positions hold as pre>i-
dent 81 the Virginia state Farmers Alliance
ana asa member Of tho Executive Committee
OF the National Farmers Alliance and Indus
trial Union, believing that the mere agitation at
this time Of my nomination for any political
oflcs might Teiard the building up OF the alli-
ance In this State, my efforts in behalf OF the
alliance cause were so misrepressuted during
the canvass OF last year ~ those who differed
with me politically"
IL IL understood that Major Pages friends
hope that he will be made president OF tho Ma
tional Farmers Alliance and Industrial League.
The annual convention Of this body will meet &
Harrisburg IN November next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y,
Now open. Tho largest, best appointed, and
most literally conducted hotel at Lake George.
PURE WATER, PUREAfR, PERFECT HEALTH
For terms and particulars, apply Hotol GrenO-
bic, Fiity-sxth street and Seventh avenue, Now
YORK WILLIAM NOBLE,
10 low, F&Su,s Owner and Proprietor.