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DEFEAT or the PULLMAN PARTY.
THE GARRIsoSs VICTORIOUS IN THE LOAN AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY

THE GARRIsoNs VICTORIOUS THE LOAN AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
The defeat at the annual election of the Loan aud
Improvement Company on Tuesday, of George NJ
Pullman, president of the company and of Horace
Porter and William Adams, Jr who are identified
with the Pullman interest. the result Of per-
sonal emnity between members of the Board AL
though the result of the election was unexpected,
particularly by the representatives of the
Pullman interest, it was ACCOMPLISHED
by the success Of long-cher1shed plans AT
the last annual election of the Manhattan
Company, William r. Garrison failed OF reelec-
toD resident. and Robert Harris was chosen
temporarily in his place. II was announced at the
time that Mr.. Garrison had declined the posi-
ton account of the pressure of private business
1t Is admitted now that he gre lily annoyed by
his defeat, which was accomplished by n cOmbna-
ton between the Pullman party and the New-York
members Of the Board. Mr.. Garrison re tanned
his seat in the directory for a short
time, when he gave way TO his father, Commodore
Garrison. joe F. Navarro. the third princ pal men,
Der Of the Loan and Improvement Company. ~ M
pathized with Mr. Garrison and plans were laid for
retaliation.
About a week ago William r. Garrison requested
Mr.. Navarro to give him his proxies for the coming
election without asking any questions. TIE
dAv Mr. Navarro did not ballot.
But Mr. Garrison had secured a controlling part IN
the management, and when he threw his ballots
his opponents were found to have been de-
feated. the result was complete snrprise
to all. except to the few who were acquainted
With Mr. GIrrison's purpose. Mr.. Pullman after
voting his stock had lett the city FIR The Wrsi.
and MIR. Adams went away last Saturday for al ex-
tended trID. General Porter alone OF the
defeated candidates was not absent, and
before the election he had attended meeting Of
the Old iard IL was applronG that he had re-
ceived no hint of the concerted opposition To
alay stlsp cion the ticke,s had been printed ia
the names of all the former directors, ana OF their
re lection here was generally no DOUBT telt
When the Loan and Improvement Company was
first formed the capital stock o. %3.00O0O0 was
subscribed by three men Commodore Gar-
rison, George NJ Pal man and jose
r. Navarro. While the Others have disposed
of large part OF their shares the Ga rson Interesl
remaihs unds urbed and still rxact t0ird OF
the whole stock.
The new bolrd or lanized Yesterday by the choice
of Jose +. Navarro as pTesid, nt and Anhur Leary
as vce-presiGeut, and l.. VI. Brown was reelected
secretary and treasurer.
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ARRIVALS IN SARATOGA.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuSE.l


SARATOGA, July 1.-THE well-kDown turf
man and breeder Chlrlr- Raed, OF ia pace, has ar
ranged Tor Elwiru Trcgett to To Saratoga next
YER AMI spend the season 90 his stock az Lake
s1raiogn. Trckett viii 20 in traIling. and viii row all
cnmers for the sum So 900 Mr.. Reefs representa-
i've sal Ell for Europe.
Advancement foot here FOR the purchase ana
ereci.p of a Gospel Tent to accommodate from 800 TO
1000 persons.
Tho garden party at the Ora UHon TO morrow night
Is eagerly anticipated aud widely discussed L. promises
to b. the brightest and most fashionable event OF tie
season. la platform has been erected under the
EN-. on the lawn and elaborate preparations are
hei y made. Invt tons were sent TO many prominent
people in various C ties.
Among the la arrivals at the United suites Hotel
are Mrs q. G.. Zeuer aud :. nrroi Louisiana l. Davis
and WIFE l. Cruok and fan iiy, j. How and vic. Mis- y
How Ms = X How, E. Leavit and wife, d. A. Fisher
i H. g Gen. C. Downing, Mss Downing. N w-York
AuoIr Inc arrv IL at the Grand Union are: A. Bah
bltt art wife, PDmfret; ID a. J. Wakefield, Jack on
vile. = r. Bradley e. II. Jcwrtt \ Dan, j. j. Fiyr
- L. b. alley Nj >. H. :. Wen worth ava Family. VI
Carrying New York: j Ru IN ana wife. Pttsnurg; TIL
sli.tr aud b. >. J'ek..u. Boston. CLiieud"n-u T.
Lennon Brld gruur, Mr.. d {. VIDE, CEicdg0 j. h.
Kragrr AM vi =. BulmOrc.
Al Congress II the follow NJ persons ere rrgl, tered
r.. II. Ma.Oury and flWi y. NJ Gurus ana &. Lewis
a.C fuml =. Haren Ms. Donovan Mrs
D.iauey. MISS {. K. uiud, Neg-IorE; j. ii. Dodge,
ana fanny. Brooklyn; n. ". Caughey and family,
CoInodore Price OF the United States Navy, and
Mis- Price ol Troy are at the WI ds"r.
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ORGANIZING 4 NEW B0ARD.
THE BOARD OF CONTROL o. TEE NEw-YoRK AGRI-
CULTURAL AMI EXPERIMEETAL STATION.

THF BOARD OF CONTROL o. TEE NEw-YORK AGRI-
CULTURAL AMI EXPERIMEETAL STATION.
ALBANY, July 14.-In accord mce. with the
call Of Governor Cornell The meeting OF th Board
of ContIo o. the New-YOrK AEricuiiural aud Expert
mental Station held in the Executive Chamber to-
day The following named members were present:
General n NJ. Curtis. + Ogdensuurg. president OF the
New-York at Agricu tutl Society; W. A. Armstrong,
Of ElmiIa, Master of the NewYork state GranZr; Dr.
A. :. Heath. OF New-YOrk Civ, president Oi tue
American Institute Farmers Club; James McCann
of ElmIra president OF the Enira Farmers CLUB; r.
Barry Rochester president OF the Western Ncw-York
rticulturll Society. Governor Cornell Was selected
Temporary Chairman and neral Gurus temporary sec
reiarV offered by Mr.. Armstrong and
uiiDulsy adOp!c, t. the CT tu1t the ara pro
ed 10 divide II by lot three classes; That the
secl etry prepare bal Ois ture OF Nhcn beng or
one year iOr two - hrce Tor tree years
In accordance this resolution, the ballots were
dawn and resulted as fnilO@s:
F,r the nrst ciass, snail mold Office TIL tine time
fixed ior tn II st ua in OF The Board James
lup or Tn, MIRA Farmers IA, and Sjmucl Camp
bell OF the Central NewYOrk Fdrmers Cub,One undihwn
second cas- DR.. A. HratB 0i the ercan lu,ttnts
L .r1ner,' c no: r. BerrV. OF the Western New-1'rk
Hor iclil ural society, and -. Of the western New
YORK Farmers C.uo Chir1 ciass-tieDora NJ n GURUS
" the New York STATE Agricul ur ! Socieiy aud w A.
Armstrong. of the New-York state Grange, one un-
drawn.
meeting at the Of the American Institute
No 22 Cooper UniOG. New YORK, JuJ 20. at IL O'clock
noon. Adjourned.
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DIED

BKEWsT EIOn tho 10th inst at Pine Hin, Caisk Nom.
Harold WkD. only tiu OF the Rev - " o, A. and
Gertrude e. Brewster, Of newark Nh aged 80 "onths
ami IL days
Intrrment 80 Br0oslne, ass
BURCHARD-At Block Island. n. T.. July 49, Nathan Bur
chard, esq. la the i6th wear Of ms age.
FL ends ae the funeral AZ ms isfe real
dence. u Union ST.. Brooklyn. lay 10. sti O'Clock
Please Unit hJWcfs.
COFFIN-At ROCKVILLE ,3n on Monday July TO- Charles
A. COfha formerly OF BroDklgn.
Fgnera from Pao. M,th dist Episcopal Church
I5th iIsl. Oc.0ck m. Please omit flowers
DICKkY AT her residence IN - sty, on wednesday July
Ia. Mary. wifeO CasTles u. Dicky
Notice Of funeral hereafter IL 10 kindly requested that no
flowers DO
GRIfFIN-ou Monday evening July IL. Hormon 0rin, IN
che 10th " Us
Relatives friends Of family invited atissd the
funeral services ate rrsiencs 40 100 Madison
THURSDAY, ljtn asst. at Boz Oclo'k D.
GRIFrIS-In Lynn. Mast. July 3, hrs. Anoinstie De
Graves Grn. reict Of Ghe iate Philip n Gnin VI tins
citV tRed 10 Year..
HATFIELDOn 18th n.t. sther residence ~, Bald.
wiuaye. Jersey CITY Heights. Mrs Ellen Hatiei IN ma
Intel ment uraYnedd. PENN the Iith inst
Philadelphia papers yleass coy
Min "Wednesday. 30, Colonel
David MIN Of SesYOrk, son OF the lac q ORR MIN.
will b. he'd az oL barth0loDew's Ch-rch
ana s4th fnursIaf, l5th
800
Relatives friends respectfully invited g attend.
Mas erton Bronxv le " y, MONTH tli day. Mary j.
widow Of th"I " il'et 90 year a
and friends OF The family are agss 10 attend tbs
Cara ges will II Grand Central Depot
New-naseB nOad at Mount vernon
sEYMOUk-At Poekskl, TUESDAY, July 49, David L. Sey.
the 7Jth year .. his axe.
Funeral ou ms at1 residence fhlrs law July 10, AZ $3.50
m.
THO PsON-At Eliza eth, Y j., ruesiay, July IS.
Emily g.. wife 81 " ian p Thompson. 81 Yeas
and friends invited y attend toe unera her
Carriages viii leaving Neo-YOrk at o'clock
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daughter ma Ge,r rye ID. Krumbhlar Of Philadelphia
arrived at tho OCEAN House to-day
Governor Carroll, OF Maryland, is expected here In
few days.
Appended the late hotel arrivals:
Hotel A0tiidHec&-H. f. Hibbard, e. Harding. N.Waes'
W n Elyrs. NJ Powers. Boston; O. W. Newton, g. r.
Kissrl. j. r sealy. Fl. T. Phillips. New-York; W. I.
Craft Indiana polls, Ind: Mrs. A. Richmond Painheld,
Conn: Mira Charles T. Amy. Tton, n. II.
Perry Hottse-Frank Hubbard. C. Orchard, Carbon
dale Penn; W. c. Moore, Eiwin G. Kirkwood. washing
ton; H. {. Matthews. H. Williams, W. ]. Johnson New
York; Anin Thaver, Hoogck Falls, N. Y; J. Burdett,
Prov d Thomas Il. Earle, r.. timOrr: D. som
erby. Eew-H ven; Samuel +. Gordon, George H. Ges-
len, Detroit; c. X Mlnich, ir. Boston.
United states H0tei-h. :. Bryce, NJ L. Curtis, 'sPph
q Iblan. NewIOrS; A. A. Hubbard. H. NJ Easter
irOOks. Boston q. l.. Bnnuar. Jamaica l.. l.; u. H.
G. eas0n. Long l. and II. H. Cleveland. Baltimore; j.
Beckwitn +. b. Henry, Nrw-LondUn s. NJ. Perkins
Cucla natl Dr. Jos,pn McCOOk, Washington; William
Gibson. iclphia.
ocean HOuSe-P Cogswel ami wife. Norwich Samuel
McCOru Milwaukee W. =. Gent Mrs. Henry Rose,
Miss A lie Cent g. T. Buher e. r. Jones, g. H. Draper
and wiie DI. How ird PinkneY. Mis- BurnEam, NJ "a
Carrie Bnrnhan, Miss Cora T. Hayes. Mis- W loot j. A.
Wnee .Ock, Miss NJ. WicOtt, Mss Wa.c0it, New-nntk;
George H. Diniorth. Madison, " j.; T.. Bahcock, john
,iarman. ~ .ingto Parker G. C1and er, BO>tO u.
J Smyt. y. Nrw.Bed oru j. ]. Mcguire Halrisviile;
enid. Sau Francis o r, W. stil man and fanny. = "
betn ~ j.; Mrs. +. r.. sill man and family, Brooklyn
james Me- ord and wife, Wisconsin; A. L. Revere, Nor
rIsiOWn. n. j.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNDoS Wednesday, July II. 1890.
The Pail NaH Ca-ette. IA leading article today
SAID South Africa Is threatened with another na-
dive war. IN consequence or the uuiusufaile dsaIna-
ment o BasutO-, which easure Is attributable To
: Bartle Freres Influence. way should De found TO
appeal question from the Cape Ptrlia cent 20 te
Queen. tut / VIII b. usei - which % no Incud
SIR ri Ftres recall As re MS eVd' my ia,iu III
special sk-Soutu African cOnfederton-,herec can
BE- Z reason y oud b. lcit 10 eX'ehd the
inn OF the south African Ac diana
The report is incorrecr treaty has been con-
c'uded between Egypt and Abysania. Nab hahomeT,
bearer Of the le ter fron. Queen Victoria To ug
tccciycd. lie King uforped lin tha he was de'lr's
OF l.dItriuUg frlcudl' relations sim LEypt'
1ue STRIKE OF the cotton weavers az ROehdale has
end d. and the demand Of nc masters Tor reduction
e. wages b as O,en WItbortW1.
AyJob Kh lett Fara1 and is eth advancing Inc
cou1try is quiet.
The BuIou cJtton masters have resolved upon gen
e lockout nom the 2Sth inst. unless the sp'nneIs
withdraw tner deman Tor an advance o. per cent IN
tbri. wages.
is sta ej at Rome that Pope intends to issue an
ercrchcaI 10 Ire Bdsian Bishops, appguv their
and encou~lu them 10 perseyere IL defending
the T.. ghts of tie Church.
An unusulIy violen rain ana thunder occurred
yesterday IN Lancashire. Yorkshire and the Wsst OF
Eug and. Az Nauches e nous on tae banks of Tue
:weh Rv.r vas s.. ne" oy ll1nI1ins nu c' 'en
The Daily Telegraph its lanc al ar cle this morn
H. saws; "PrutvaHs t,t0cksl were bought yesterday
upou the reccipC OF private TELEGRAM stating tuat
On Ian irins Ort had been sunk D, torpedo
The Times IN lis financial article th,s morning. says
the ~ orts ~ exports Il grain Russia being p;0
hibIfed arr prOba Dly entirely unfOun ied.
The Prussan Government Officially denies The report
thai drdc ent harvest is approhen .ed in q germany
HALIFAX n. s.. July IA color Sergeant Har Z i. Of
the IOIst Ergmeni. VIII, ATTEMPTED % deser ~ the
steamer Carroll. three weeks ago. trieh By court
marital on three charges viz deseruon, forgery aud
EN- oezz emrut and been reduced 10 the ranks and
sentenced 20 Oae years tat Melville Island
IL - also pay hne ~ IS sterling, tie amount that
ne nbsZZ u
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HOW THE rHIRD 4BHY CORPS STANDS.
A MIssTArraGE\r CORRECTED.

To ne EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: On July the Third Armv Corps held its
annual reunion az Cap. Ny. " j. A Herald re-
porler was present. aud that evening teieeraphed to
his paper as follows: Most of the otIcerr fought
under Hancock, aud ont Ot the seventy who sat
down to supper over Atty expressed themselves
private Y IN favor of the Democratic candidate for
President"
From the fact that all questions of politics are
rigidly excluded from among Us AZ our animal
ga behring's this statement naturally excited good
deal of Indignation. especially it was known to
b. very wide ef the truth aud the next day a can
vass was quietly instituted. The result showed
that there were Just four of us. and no more who
would vote for Hancock. Respectfully,
THOMAS RAFFERTY,
Late Lieutenant-COOnel list New-York Voun-
teers. 81 Army Corps,
NeIc- York. July IL, 1880.
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DIsGRACEFUL RIOT IN MISSO URL.

DRIVING AWAY THE COLoRED LABoRERs-oFFI-
Gals WHO REFUSE TO ACT.
ATcHIsON, Kan, July 14.-C. II. Peck, the
for WORK vi the pacAing house OF
a. Smith, al East Afchlson. Mo-, having engaged
s'efa c0iOred men TO whom BIC was paying 81 Is
Wy drunken mob armed with reviewers and Knives
ae tbeir appearance the spot to-day and compelled
negroes TO quit work From there, the band increas
e 'oey procerded to the brick yards OF Seth q Co..
.Aere seven coIOred employed aud com
s'eo suspension Of all work, and drove The
'fcd nen over the river The mob, then num-
lag several hundreds, was addressed by the
rA!~ oil Atchison and others urging peace ana quiet,
=, "Nout ayail. Ine colored drivers oi the transfer
s were compelled 10 turn back the BRIDGE
and eo'ofed portrs at the varous freight depots
sna 'htfs oil the blacks IN the town hunted ~
bsi, over into Khnsas The aut6ofties nUdiug all
sbrn. 70 quiet tse moo useless. teiegra phed to
opencor VI ST. jose IN 10 and exercise his
pos.say bat he refused t. Tue has
adiir,s vI East Achlson, and DEFY The law aud the
srestsd aIe people OF AcniSon. WAC are largely In
efscsv tIese lDdustries. Indignant At the dis
eaanss Igf1e-edngs, and unless the officers OF Blu
pea ~ .ouhy Mo- do their DUTY tomorrow, they pro
'''s W act themselves.
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TIE EDCcAuoYAL ASsocEaTIOM
INT RESTING PAPERS RFAD AND DISCUSSED

INT RESTING PAPERS READ AND DISCUSSED.
CHAUTAUoUA, n. Y, July 14.-In the Ma
t,onaI Educational Association To- sy Professor W. II.
PAYNE. Of the Ann Aroor University. read paper on
o aud New Principles OF Teaching"
Dr. MeCosh OF Princeton advocated the institution OF
chairs Of pedagogy in ali Of the higher Institutions and
universities
g. s Osborne. president of the Missouri
State Normal school, advocated academic
teaching The debate lasted al cay, several
eminent teaehers taking part IN It.
In the evening the Hon. Charles Francis Adams of
Massachusetts spoke on Tue Development Of the SUI
perintendepcy" lie referred the recently published
report OF Mr. George j. Walker the schools OF NOT
folk County. Mass. which he pronounced unique edu-
catoual document Mr. Adams spoke In effect as
follows:
Tee Secretary of the State Board OF Education init
mated nst Inc one a,nS Meeo'cr was aa. sq oa
yet remaned-what was g0od system ~ supervision.
S %Sen 0 10 or s III Mr. 0" Adams thought
NOT The common senooi superln,tendensy had bad
had been preliminary. Il Was now entering
a thira phase, wn,cn would be hnaL Studies had
dren mad been treated as 4 tgey were crude
raw material to D be PUT thr SSna,o % o. Tine
factory, tho railroad and TIE state Prison
Tney had run to memonzns examinations
Company, frontp ia eduoaton. Ali the way
through the organization was perfect out it thor
oughy routine meteria from thls system
seen 10 follow, and II had now for years
been gong and rapidly gaining I'm
petus. IL basrd .On carinl
stuay OF the process OF mental development. L took
noLhing granted everything arrived through
a slow pa lent process Of Induction.
The ainculiy now was wuh the UNIVERSITIES.
They would not recognize the common scnool
d. yclopInenL Of the average mind worthy OF
scientific treatment. In their view Il was not pro.
fession. like law medicine. They ranked
the cBilds mind OF less Importance than ITS
county supervision was not practical. Such q
systeu az could now be organized meant
more company fronts The reform must be-
gin at the top Tho upivcrsities should be
brought BY means Of O post graduate course
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THE TURF AND RIFLE IN ENGLAND.
THE LIVERPOOL CUP woN BY BLACKTHORN

THE LIVERPOOL CUP wOS BY BLACKTHORN
LONDON. "Wednesday. ia 10. 1880.
This was the second day of the Liverpool
July meeting Tue Tor the Liverpool Cdp came OFF,
and was won by Mr.. Jlrdine's lOuryeAr,.d bay colt
Btacktiorn. The second place was secured by Mir.
W,ilfaksr's threey earold brown colt Lnirick. and
the third place by Mr. Cameron's five yearoi cbcs nut
horse Misenus The he ting just before tbs
70 against Backthorn to against L'ndrick, and
to l against VI .enus.
The oWiers of Robert the Devil will tomorrow lodge a
formal protest against or for the Derby Stakes
II the rewards of Jockey Club decline 10 entertain
IT. They wi probably bring l1e ttef before the courts
The Wimbledon cores. ondoat Of The Daily IeLe-
oraph says: The American uhsmen nave qui,red yne
CAMP dreading the effects Of The damp and uncertain
climate upon their unaceIsl0med frames, bur they VIII
continue 10 shoot The contest between the American
and English aeuen certain 10 be regarded practi
caly interna IOBal."
SIR Henry Haford has received telegram from in dee
G. dereeve stating that the restriction refers to the
American bo0y. not TO the action OF individual
members. This Is cOnsde ed satisfactory.
SIR Henry Halfords TO compete with the Amer
e. W be selected after Eicho SHIELD compe IuoD
ersus sc IRE OF yesterday, 80 Out o. possible 30, IN
thu non feF the der Association Cup. ans
pes beaten the 81 Leger competition az the eUO
wards rang. Farruw RtthbOne made 40 eacn out
Grrrish and Brown As The Ign Decdmt less IA
yorabis wInn increased when the shooting was
proceeding the Curtis and Harvey pr'Zt c0mprt
ton 900 Out OF possible 3D. scott made
tou 900 yards. OF possible 90 Jackson mas the
m a..
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FOG AND Showers AT NEWPORT

NEWPORT, K. l., July 14.-Tne weIther is
now hot sllsrY with f1gs ana frequent $40 "ers
Mr.. Ebert J. Anderson. OF NewYOlk. who owns the
fine estate kno sn Redwood" In the adjacent town
nf Portsmouth, mas purchased the Hopk rs cottage
Cotase-st
The ulans for n cottage for Mr. Bier,tadt, the artist,
have arrived here. TIE house viii stand on Couaneut
Island near the famous Old fors known the " Dump
ings al the entrance the harbor Mr. Bierstad has
owned the land Tor a long time.
Mrs Delaney Kane OF Now-York has arrived for the
season.
Major r. H. Jackson. u. 9 A, who has been az Fort
Adams in command OF Light B,ttery TX" for several
We irs mas ordered III 5 UDited Sttes Artillery
in the Department OF tho South. H. viii spend The
Summer VITA nis family IN Memphis. Onondaga County,
NY. b fore entering upon his duties In the south.
Dr. Emilio L. dc Moa, and family Of Peru. have
taken possession Of Fair View" cottage on Malone
The authorities have DESIGNATED certain streets for
the use II bicycle riders bicycle cub recently
organ z; d here
Mr.. A. l.. $ ,nds and Mr. Frederick p. Sands mem
Der Of Narragansett Gun Club. have returned from
Europe.
Mrs c. n Beach, Of Hartford. Conn. gave dinner at
her charming villa at Kay and Ayraulsts. this after
noon.
The Town and Coun cry Club will hold first meeting
y, the season at tie house of Professor william 3.
RoSers of Harvard College The president. Mrs Julia
Ward Howe will probably be reelected TOR the third
consecutive year.
J. g. Rosengarten has arrived at Bellevue villa for the
season.
Private entertainments were given to-day BY George
Peabody wetmore, OF York. MIRA Edwin {. Cush-
man. OF 81. Louis. and Mrs. john Carter Brown Of
Providence.
Mrs. Lloyd Aspinwsl Sew-York. Is the guest OF Mrs
John Jacob AsIor.
rhs Hon william NJ. Evarts and family will be hefe
the nrrseot week as guests OF Charles H. Russeof New
YORK the father OF Mr.. Eyartss private secretary
Cbarss II. Russell
EIsecreIary OF State John r. Bartlett 10 hefe' tne
guest of the Hon. W. b. Lawrence
rhs Raw DR. Rowland OF Hew-York, Is \ guest Of the
wooIsey family. 81 Castle HILL
Prince Leopold viii arrive from Boston on MONDAY
maxi and will remain one week
Mr.. Mahlon Sands. Of Eev-York, has arrived q hsf
oottagr.
Thomas A. Scott and family Mrs. James r. bcott ana