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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
From Birth 20 the Grave

We carry with certain physical traits, as we DO
tain mental characteristics Insomuch that psychologists
designate by generic titles certain
psramentsas the bilious, tic the Emphatic.
TIE Individual with saow complexion IS sct down Is
bilious Often rightly II The saG'on IN the hue OF
his tssceab!c to bile IN blood its presence In
the wong place instead Of TIE ycr VIII also be ovinecd
b. fur tho tongue. Jain beAoaih the right ribs and
Trough ths right udoi1a1e, s!gk headache const
rooa fstuieaec AMI irGiecs For the relief OF this
sery common. but ossentisy perous complaint,
thefe IS genial and thorough remedy than Hos
tttss stomach Bitters which is also benehcent tonic
md strength promoter widely esteemed remedy for
pd preventive Of fever and aSue, rheumasn- kidney
md bladder tsouhies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
A CIRCULAR TO POsTMASTERS.
SCHEME OF OHIO DEMOCRATS TO DISTRIBUTE


SCHEME OF OHIO DEMOCRAIb ~ DioihipOAH
TARIFF LITERATURE.
Washington. Aug 10 CspeciaD.-rke attention OF
Postmasicr-Ge Dickinson has been drawn 10
circular Issued by the Ohio Democrats STATE Executive
Committee to pos,mastcrs throughout the State en-
listing their services in behalf Of free-trade paper
about TO be issued by the committee. That such
enlistment OF Federal ofceholders in work OF this
kind is illegal and contrary to the spirit OF the CV
Service Law is too obvious to require pointing out.
but so far the PostmastcrG has allowed inc co-
mt,ee to do its work without warning the post
masters that by complying with the request they are
laying themselves open 10 the charge OF offensive
partIsanship, and, Of course, summary dismissal by
a REFORM Administration. Following Is the text Oh
the circular:
ONO STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMIT.
TEE HEADQUARTERS No. co Eas. BroadsL
James p. Townsend. chairman, Lima Ohio.
George A. Baeson. secretary, Columbus Ohio
w g. Thomas ice-charman. Springfield. Ohio.
John A. sarber. treasurer, Columbus Ohio.
Henry Muhlhause'. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dr. O. D. Hubbard THIN, Ohio
Victor Gutzwiller IT,. Cleveland. Ohio.
Robert NJ Allen. Dayton Ohio.
Edward Hughes. Hamilton. Ohio,
Columbus. Ohio Aug 9. 1888.
Nj Postmaster:
Dea, Sir In o,do, to supply tho demand for
tariff literature ths Tax Reform League OF this city VIII
Issue paper beginning August 49, 10 DO called The
Tax Reform Advocate" which will be backed by this com
mittee. Ii will contain tho very best literature obtain
ablo on tho tariff question Enclosed find subscription
blank This prics only cents for tho campaign and
by getting large list OF subscribers at possible you
will very materially sssis. In tho work OF educating the
people this question.
Pease attend to this possible. Yours truly,
JAMES - TOWNSEND. Chairman
GEORGE A. BATESoN, Secretary.
Accompanying this Is the following:
We, tho undersigned OF Town. - County,
Ohio, hereby subscribe for The Tax Reform Advocate"
during campaign 10 cents to DO paid in advance
and hereby designating our postmaster as as agent
for forwarding subscriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
FylMIy1yG AoUEDucr ACCOUNTS.

The Commissioners OF Accounts began their examination
OF the Aoucduct Commission records Yesterday placing
expert accountant az work on the books. Commissioner
Shearman said that 1t would probably take month 70
make mai. After Systematically goiHg through
the records the Commissioners will take the testimony
OF engineers OF the work DONE and also
have before them such Of the inspectors and employees AZ
IL might be thought advisable summon The books OF
the Controller commission will be compared with
a view to finding any discrepancies which may exist Inc
examination include the entire period OF the CoS
son's existence from 1854 10 the present time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
anything stood the strain all rshl;
hut Loss of blood finally ovcrpoWCicu

but loss of blood finally ovcfpo"o'cu
me and fell and lost my senses A.,
The well known thoroughbred stallion iCie Mss w
most valuable horse destroyed. He was eleN.h 49,
old, and made o great record before he went 10 .he
stud. lie visited England three years ago ana raeeo
with the winner OF the Derby. coming III oiose So.
ond, Ia splendid time. Most of his racing was zone
at Saratoga shccpshcad bay and Monmouth fsr VIE.
lie has won $50. 900 SEQ, 900 In prizes, ue Vas
bred in Virginia by Major boswell, from whom Mr
Gebhap bought him two-yeaSold, lor So,Voo
He was retired 10 the stud last season. 81 eaViour,
who was not hurt. Is bay horse, a fuil orother 20
Eoie. They are both the SONS OF Eoius, out OK az
Song by War Dance. Mr.. G0bhard paid over sl2, oOo
for him rs a tvo-year-Old. Eniist, who pensheh SO
miscrahly is also The OF Eolus. out OF war song
He was a chestnut In color. and seven years OF ago
The following animals were in the car: Ihc pay
brood marc Palance. SIX. rs Lever OUT OF Florence
Wallace: the imported chestnut marc Pauline bred In
France general utility marc In Mr.. Cebhardfs sta
bls two black tandem mares, Imported IRON fpeiehd
brown flly Mineral, three years old. bv
Spendthrlit. out OF Potash: Chestnut hlly
Cert ainty. thrce years; by srcndthrlft. ont 81
thrift ont Of Fandango: unnamed two-year-o'd bay
FLY by scendthrft ont of Maid Of skyr; Orphan Boy
a thorough Inbred polo pony
The railway com9any's loss VIII amount to about
1925 600 The injured passengers, the people OF Port
JerSis Shoh0a and tho neishborhoO1, exceedingly
wroh with tho company, who. they declare. some weeks
ago dismissed tho frack-walker who covered the por
tou OF tho road where the accident happened for tho
sake Of cconomizing The landsli. was from a blue
stone quarry above the line and veople hero say that
the company might have considered the possibility
of such an before letting the quarry The
inquest Will be held at shohola b. Coroner Giicr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
G.. ". CARPENTERS SUICIDE 1T SEA.
NO DOUBT NOW THAT HE JUMPED OVERHEARD
FROM THE ARIZONA.

FROM THE ARIZONA
The passengers and crew of the Guon Line steamer
Arizona were startled last Thursday evening Oh hear
Ing Of the sudden and unaccounablc disappearance
Of G. ". Carpenter, the woknown lawyer, Of No. ID
Waist. from the deck OF the vessel on winch he was
returning home after months vacation In Scotland
ar Carpenter had been for some time troubled with
liver complaint, and acting the adTicc OF his
friends lie left home July 81 accompanied by his
nephew, Dr. Richards, Of Orange, y. j. He was ap-
parcntly much benefited by the change and was anK-
iously expected home yesterday by his wife and
family, who live at 40 43 East Onehundred- and-thir-
ticth-st.
The officials Of tho Culon Line said Yesterday On
hearing Of the sad occurrence at once Investigated
the CASE and learned that on Thursday night Mr.. Car
penter and DR.. Richards were sitting ON deck The
former appeared to be in good health and spirits The
Doctor went below for a few minutes when a boy ran
below stating that he had heard splash and thought
that some passenger had fallen overheard His state
ments incoherent, and he could not speak
English Importance attached TO his report for
few minutes, when 1t discovered that Mr.. Car
penter missing All search for Kim proved fruit
less and IT is thought that In fl Of mental aberra-
ton he had jumped overheard
Dr. Richards called at The Office OF tho steamship
company Yesterday Immediately after landing, and
taking possession OF his unce's effects, gave a re-
ccipt for them and proceeded - e,pvey the sad
TO Mr. Carpenters family Mrs Carpenter and her
children Frustrated hearing OF their trouble
as they eagerly watching for and momentarily
expecting Mr.. Carpenters arrival at home. His law
partner, Hiram d. Ingorsol, was seen a. HIS Office,
No IS Wallst, and said that he could assign no cause
for the rash act Of his partner His business and
family relations were in every way prosperous And
happy. @The only cause ! can imagine for this
trouble' said Mr. Ingssou, q ia that his health had
made him desopndent and led him to take advantage
Of DR.. Richards's short absence. was expecting
him To come into the Office this morning well man
and was dumfounded when l heard the news. Mr
Carpenter has been afflicted with deafness for some
time and that, together with his liver trouble, prcyed
upon his mind but expected he would DO much bene-
flied by his trip as he was In good spirits when bid
him goodby he sailed"
Mr.. Carpenter fifty years old, and had prac-
tsed law I'm this city for over twonty years and had
q large circle Of acquantances In Wall Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
RosEypURG's WITNESSES NOT on Elyp

Elizabeth A. Cortelyou. the actress. known on the
stage az Nette Guon entered jefferson Market Court
yesterday, accompanied by Lawyer Grsere and swarm
OF witnesses Max Rosenberg anxious to have the
case adjourned for long possible. He was repre
sented by Counsellor Suner When Justice Patterson
called the Rosenberg said: Judge thought the
set down for tomorrow. L have not had time
to my witnesses Ono Of them. L understand is
at Lehigh. Tenn. hs Is y material witness" Justice
Patterson adjourned the examination until this afternoon
Rosenberg is accused OF attempted biackma On July
3d. II Is SAID that he demanded $50 AMI o receipt in
full for money which had been intrusted to him by the
actress threatening TO degrade her by publishing belous
altlceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
MR. JENKS'S EXTRAORDINARY LETTER
LIKELY TO FURNISH THE SENATE WITH SUB
IECr E0R INVESTIGATION.

JECT FOR INVESTIGATION
Washington, Aug IL (specIaD.-The extraordinary
letter addressed by solicorGeneral Jcnks-wlth the
sanction. presumably. of Atorney-Gencral Garland
to Supervisor of Elections Davenport, in NeN-York,
IS likely to furnish the Senate with subject for in
vcstigatlon. The resolution offered by Mr. Edmunds
In the Senate last Friday was adopted today after
some illadylsed criticism on the part Of Mr. Cock
rcll whose desire 1t evidently break the force
OF Mr.. Edmundss remarks In moving the adoption OF
the resolution. Tho resolution directs the Attorney
General to transmit to the Senate copies OF all CORE
spondence and communications passing between the
Department Of Justice, any officer thereof and any
officer under the Government of the Intod States in
the state of NewYork since the 1st day of January,
1887 on the subject OF registration, elections, or any
matters connected herewith, or with the conduct,
duties, or powers Of any such officer In respect OF
registration election Matters
In explaining the object Of this resolution, Mr..
Edmunds said understood that the head of the Do
partment of Justice had undertaken to inform the
Supervisor OK Elections In NewYork lin advancel that
while the statute gave him days In which to per-
form his duties, he would be paid only for five days
II that statement were true las no most earnestly
hoped 1t was mott, It would seem TO require some ex-
PLANTATION as to what authority the Department OF
Justice claimed to have In determining how long an
officer should be paid for a service imposed upon him
by statute. II had been stated in some public dccara-
ton OF powerful party that the franchise was "a
right OF all rights "-fundamenal-and that 1t onght
to DO pure and secure and guarded against fraud
public statement mputing to the Department Of JUS
iice attempt TO exercise a cocrcve or even per
suasvc control over the SUPERVISOR of Elcc ions
entirely in error
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
LIEUTENANT sHAEFER,s SENTENCE

Washington, Aug la-secretary whitney has Az,
proved the Findings and sentence Of tho court martial
In tho case Of Lieutenant Henry G. Shacfor recently
convicted Of absence from duty without leave Tho
sentence is that he be suspended from rank and duty
for six months and while suspended to retain his
present number on the list OF lieucnants and to re-
celvo only the tiIiough pay Of his grade. The Sec.
rotary has also approved the sentence OF suspension
for one year imposed In the Of Boatswan James
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
AN ENGINE CRASHES INTO THE STATION.

slight accident occurred yesterday afternoon IN nv
Long Island Railroad station. at Fatbush and AuahNe
ayes. Rrooklyn A Rockaway train Of four cars drawn
by heavy engine failed take the switch TO the track
In the rear OF the where properly belonged anu
was diverted to the used by the rapdtrahst trains
=, tho e,s o,a of tho station IL going rapidly
that ,be engineer could not stop engine before 10
crashed into the station building The outside orck wall
and tho wooden partltons smashed. and the news
and book stand at the end Of tho station was destroyed
No person was hurt although TWO amouI'hees "ero ~
for as soon as the accident occurred repor, taa'
several persons were hurt The damage amounted p"
about $500. 49,, a.. rewx
Charles Blssel, standing behind tne I nTTs
counter and was thrown a distance OF nearly t"ens,
feet but ESCAPED unnu cd piece OF hylng w..
hit Mis- Dr. Dean, OF Jersey City, but did not .ss 80
any serious injury II took several hours 10 se. va
engine out from the ruins Of the wall ana ne"s''~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
THE COMMAND OF THE ARMY.
NO DOUBT OF GENERAL sCHoFIELD's PROMOTE

NO DOUBT OF GENERAL sCHoFIELD's PROMOTION
AWAITING THE PRESIDENTS ORDER.
Washington, Aug. 13.-It expected that the
President woJd issue order to-day placing Major
General schoned In command Of the Army, but the
President did into the City and the Secretary
of War was, therefore, unable to confer with him
the subject There seems TO be no doubt however
In Army circles that General Scholed will receive
the command and that he will for the present also
continue in command OF the Division Of the Atlantic
The matter will probably be disposed OF at the Cabinet
meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
AMENDING THE PENSION LAWS

Washington Aug 13.-Reprcsentatve Dclano, OF
New-York, to-day introduced a bin amending tho
pension laws follows:
For the loss Of one hand foot. or for total
and permanent disability In any part or the whole OF
leg or an arm, to produce disability In a
gree equal to tho loss Of hand or foot, 4 pen
Sion Of $40 per month for the loss Of either arm
Of or above the elbow, leg at or above the knee
for such total and permanent disability In any
part the whole OF leg arm a. 10 produce disa-
month for tho loss Of either arm at tho shoulder
log at the hip, or near the ,olnt In either
as " prevent tho uso OF an artificial Limb, pension
OF S15 per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
HIS BROKERS MUST ALSO SUFFER.

Judge Wallace, of the United States Circuit Court
yesterday denied the motion for new trial in the
suit of Henry J. Anderson the receiver Of the Bank
Of Albion Of Albion y. Y, against Kissam, whitney
& Co., brokers' for S147,729. A. J. Warner, the
cashier Of the bank speculsed with Kissam, Whitney
Co.. and In some paid losses with drafts signed
In his official capacity. lie los: 1900 000 ruined
the bank, and became fugitive Judge Wallace
says that the brokers probably followed the custom
of Wall Street and may have been guilty Of moral
wrong, but they legally responsible for knowledge
that the funds OF the bank wrongfully used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14

Deprve the vegetable world Of moisture nnd II paes
withefs ant des the whale earth becomes parchei and
ceso.uon persaie, The landscape Deprive the human sys
te OF pure boot aud health Is impossbe disease newt
able Tho skn becomes charged with repulsvs hunors
tho lungs loaded with foreign seetons fevers ensue and
unless arrested death follows Renew healthy action the
liver u: great blood purifying gland, with Dr. Perees
Golden Medical Discovery ssd health flows through every
avenue. restoring vlgor All drug xisIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
About Dead With the Gravel,

Such was tn. condition Of MI John NJ Alien OF Char
lotte ~ Y. friend ssid, Use Dr. David Kennedy y
Fayote Remedy OF Rondout y. Y" / did 90, and
affirm that the medicine saved my HE am we'll man
sgnn-think Of the only dollar for bottle IL
Is certain cure for Gravel. II your druggist does not
Keep the medicine address The proprietor Rondou N. Y
Price 8l for 50.
On. d. KENNEDY's FAvORIrE REMEDY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
TO WIDEN MORyIyGsIpE AyEyUr

Calvert Vaux. the landscape architect OF tho PARK
has recommended to the Park Board that Morning side
ave. which runs along the Top OF the blur at Morning
side Park. be wdened to make larger promonate
and drive. This viii be done by the Park Board in
connection with the work now In progress in that park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14

The York and Chicago mines Will play again al the
Polo Grounds to-day. Keete and Krock VIII be the
pitchers.
All the members OF McCaulrs Opera Company VIII OF,
tend the game a: the Polo Grounds to-day Tho New
York and Chicago will return the visit at "allaeks
pfO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14

LAWRENCE H. JEROME'S FUNERAL.
Tho funeral OF Lawrence H. Jerome, who died ON
Sunday ut Sharon. Conn. Will take place at his house
In this city, No. 80 West Nineoenth.st on Wednesday
a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14

Runs eamei-New York O. Chicago FIFsI O1s VT on
orror,-New. York o Chicago . Leu on Wv
york A Chicago g. Base bals-Richardson l. fireman
/ Common l. O'Rourke l, Ewing l. Slattery l. Kyan o.
struck Outward l. Richardson l. Tiernan l. Sonnor
DuTy / Daley q Baldwin l. Stolen bases-Ilernan l.
GwI1o . Pyan Double pays-Pfefer and Arson, Rich
,"ns Wayi and Common Siattery and Ewing. Two base
Mts-Van Haltren 1, Burns l. HI by pteher-"eicn i.
via nitchcs-Badwln 9 Passed balls-Ewins 4. in
plre-Nr. Lynch. Time 30
The Ieague and Association records to date are as foI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
For Mental Depression

USE HOKSFOKD'S ACID PHOSPHATE.
Dr. l. q. 81 TURNER, Colfsx, Ia, s1ys; very
much pleased with u IN mental depression from gastric
troubleAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14

Smith a. Anscils Black Hosiery is guaranteed not to
crook ana give sssfaotsn after wearing ana wsshpr or
MONEY refunded. Retaisd NV n Altman Z Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14

No Information had been obtained yesr ,...ns
Fleagcr S. Clark, an inmate OF the Ma"e'o ,,ouehs
Asylum, who escaped on saturday ~ w.,s vs,rs
that no would make his way back 10 New" ~ West
his sister Mrs Jacob W. w.'On. is irih' ~, M,.
Fifty seventhst Mr. wotten said yes'e'u, had BEEN
Clark had not made his appearance ana Nv ohsbv nos
received from the asylum inst be n'a and his
been retaken. Clark was an expert So" lie may,
insanity Is mild form that Is not u'"e s, and nnd
lt Is thought, wander out through 'no ''
home for some ume smohs the farmers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
CHARLES CROKER REPORTED TO Bh %, DS, y.,,es

a..ifN
private adyiees received by friends In this cry san
day stated that there was improvement. " Wv Who vss
OF Charles Croker. the California m'iO''"s sAsme, Of
prominently Identified with all the eai'' I,.,v M
railroads In that State. lie Is no" H.e =. ,.tees,
r,om which Mr. crocSer has been suffering for some year.
His condition causes the gravest app'ehes ,vo-,n.
his friends but In view OF yesterday moe ..s Mrs
adviees Is is hoped that he will surySe 'h' l, nigh,
Croker and a party Of friends ie'' N"'
on a special for California
San Francisco Aug 10 (speciaD' -Repor's ,v%
Monterey declare that Charles Vree%' '"' a.av.d
millionaire, Is stu dangerously Ill no lap'o
somewhat on Sunday, but his son "ii''an'' VIM s,,
up to town to-day, said his father was N''s
that with rest and care they hopeo NO W.. ..S q,
~, out ~ danger This Is the severcst attack o'
a,.b.t.s ha has sver had and unlike In previom
attacks. the patient does not rally quickly H0"
prostration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14

We, tho Undersigned OF - Town, - County
Ohio hereby subscribe for Tho Tax Reform Advocate
during campaign. 10 cents to DO paid in advance
and hereby designating postmaster az as asen
for forwarding subscriptions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-18
FOR SALE AND RENT.
BY B. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.
E,ISH WHARF FOR RENT BY AUCTION.
TIE CURE

l.
At IL o'clock m. SATURDAY. February %,
1888, in front of the New Market Building. Oh
Royal street, the
CORPORATION FISH WHARF
will be rented for the ensuing nine months. The
rentor will be required to furnish material for
and lay platforms sufficient to accommodate the
trade. All passways must lie kept open and free
from distractions. The rentor to erect no bnld-
ing within less distance than 20 feet from the
south front. No privilege for the sale of liquors
will be granted inconsistent with the laws OF the
city on that subject.
he rcntor will be required to remove the ofal
within 4S hours, and none of it shall be thrown
into the river.
1888.
No bids will be considered unless the bidders
shall be known or vouched for to tho autioneer
as responsible
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
All articles landed on the wharf fer the use of
the city to be free from wharfage.
Terms: Cash, payable in U. S. ulrency, gold or
silver COIN
By order of the Joint Committee on Public
Property. +. F.. CORBETT, Cha;rman.a
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE RENTAL OF
Il the Fish Wharf the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund of the city will offer the
FISH BENCHES
in the Market square for rent for the ensuing
year. feb1G-td.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-18
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The ferry company viii run three boats
I On the 22d.
The NJ Vernon Avenue Association held
business meeting this evening.
! Georgetown is arranging for carnival at
the opening of the free bridge across the
Potomac.
The stack yard of Maj T. R. Foster, near
Marshall, was burned by an incendiary one
night last week.
An accident occurred to freight train
| near Lovicgston, on the Midland road, yes
terday, but no one wac hurt.
Tbs fishing outfit of Messrs. Price & Cook
left here this morning for Oecoquan bay
where fishing will be commenced iu few
days.
Twenty-Five lramps who had been accom-
modattd with lodgings at the station house
last night were this morning, By order of
the Mayor, escorted by the police to the
edge of the city and ordered not return.
The Photographic gallery jus; fitted up in
the latest style by MIR. G. s. Smith will be
opened 10 the public on Monday next. Mr.
who may become his patrons aud invites the
ctizens generally to visit his gallery.
Bills were presented in both houses of the
Legislature to Incorporate the Ivanwold
Hotel and Ferry Company, of Alexandria
county, and to extend the time in which
W. w. Kiacheloe, county treasurer OF
Prince William county, shall be authorized
to collect taxes In the Senate the bill to
incorporate the Perpetual Building Fund
Association of Alexandria was passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-18

FARMERS CONVENTIONAL heretofore
stated in the GAZETTE, the annual meeting
OF the Farmers Convention of Northern
Virginia will be held at Paff's Hall, in this
city, commencing on Tuesday next. After
the election of officers for the ensuing year,
and the completion of the organization,
ESSAYS will he read and discussions bad upon
a number of subjects of interest to farmers.