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The New York herald., 1860-09-19
The Mandamus Against the supsrvisors-
The $4,000 for the Commissionsrs of
Record.

Record.
sUpRrNK corEr-GExFRAL rKRM.
Before Hon. judges Sutherland, Bonncy and w. " Allen
Sept IL The People a, ne relation cf ne C5nmissson
era II Record the Board of Ssperrssos.-This case
comes up appeal from the Special Term. II man.
esmus TO compel the defendants insert the sum Of $50
COO In the TAX levy for the commissonsrs Record rnc
relacrs aege that pursuant sstute chap so, Of
the Sessions laws the Commissioner Of Record incurred
necessary expenses In executing the duties devovcd UPON
hem and made contracts for copying the ndcrss Of re-
cords the Registers Office and 10 1859 made application
70 the Supervisors raise the amour, neccss,rv
20 enable them 20 complete their duties the
The Beard Of supervsors refused 70 DO the round
that the act OF 1855 Unconstitutional rerenpon the
legislature Of 1880 enacted thaf the Boart of supcrvsrz
empo wered 70 IN he raised and collected
further sum, not exceeding $50 otO TO meet whatever
may be due 70 the contractors with Comm
OF Record The Comptroller and Supervisors were duy
notified that there due 10 the contra os uaer the
work of s65 s73 81 81 ps 81 cas- 4s and o. BGa 50
and that the defendants have Jailed 10 raise those
arornts hessrs J. w. Edmonds, J. Braiy and W
Fullerton for the REALTORS art OF the
damus premature, AID that BY the Of the act
referred to- duty imposed tho SUPERVISOR raise
money TO sum 70 the contractors vita the Com.
missoners OF Record Until certain has been found
10 be due W them They also contend that there n no
such body the Commissioners Of Record OF the city
county of New York legally In existence ami the pro
visions OF the eh section OF the act OF April L. 1850 are
null and void. Oonceding that the &C, Of April,
Commissioners OF Record not authorized 10 incur
tn cxpcnsce sepforth because there
The Treasury Of the couuty sufficient cover such ex
Tettcs at the tine when they alleged have been
pcremp,ory mandamus should not be sustained Decision
reserved
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

rcrkrors ~ Missouri. The 81 Louis MOL D>-orras
says that The potato crop has been unusually ro IT, and
nns quality In that vicinity and that some arms are
sending on vast quantities daily only 10 the pars or
that state which have suffered from drought but 10 gAn.
sas, New Mexico, and even 70 Utah.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

ruoS CAvpmArs FoR cosoRExs James wnrral Il tbo
b. And Everett candidate fcr Congress tho rsnth dis.
Hill q Pcrnsylvania
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FIRES.
r1pr CHERRY STREET,

FIRE IN CHERRY STREET.
At q O'Clock Wednesday morning fire occurred in
the rear of come stables at No. ia Cherry street.
Damage slight. Supposed to have been the work OF
an ncendisfy.
FIRE IN SIsETY. NINTH STREET.
At IL o'clock Tuesday night stable In Ninety ninth
WsriIg, was, with its contents, entirely consumed.
Leps about $500. The fire is supposed to have been
the work Of design.
FIRE IN WEST THIRTY-EI6HTH STREET.
At 12I o'clock ON Wednesday morning fre broke
out in the fve-story tenement house No. 262 West
Thirty.eigbth street. owned by John Nc BRAIN and oc
cupied BY number Of families. The fire originated
On the second floor, in the premises of Henry Braodt
and was caused by wo accidentally setting fire TO
bed quilt. Damage, to furniture $l0O, and to build
inn a0S
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The bsbeas corpus, tina, bulwa'k Of o n liberties,
il not dead in Mobile 1t has been iusrum' nta III
settling great and grave question. I,has securedt
the Southern man the right 10 "~allop his own mig
aers." 1t appears that slave, the operty Of one
Dane, was foutd diving cab after nile O'Clock in the
evening" and was senterced to receive t~enty lashes
iol this violation Of the city ordinance. Thereupon
he babess corpus was taken out by the Of the
property, and the case was called before certain
Judge Rspier, shsrp man. Itappeared that the Pc
ttober greedy for gain rad directed his negro driver
to keep the vehicle going till midnight giving him
written perm is.ion to stay out The following is the
very brilliant and convincing summing up Of the Jadgs,
who decides that the negro was improperly sentenced
to be beaten ipcid, n'aly giving some dicta which
throw light upon the rights of the master Of slaves
"Wss the order for the punishment of the slave,
under these circumstances, sanctioned by law think
rot. In my opinion, an ordnance prescribing the
punishment Of slave, u,dsr su,h circumstances, would
be- 10 uLreaso cable as TO have no validity. slave
owes bis services aud obedsDce TO his master. A
nsSer nay, by whipping or other appropriate punish
mtnt exact such service and enforce such obedience.
Sach being the relation of master and slave if the
municipal suhorities may punish tn save for acts en-
joined by the master then there is escape for the
slave He |. liable 70 whipping from his master for
not doing act and to from the corporate author.
conside raons the slave wasd enlarged Think plain
that if cabdrvipg by slave, after clock at night be
evil, and euch service is qured by the master,
the evil only be reached by prohibition against
the master, and not against the slave Where slave
scts in obed to bis master 10 matters legitimate In
themselves if responsibility is to attach it must, from
the nature of the institution of Slavery, DO made to
attach to the master"
The New-York correspondent of The Mobile Reg
lister relates the following:
Recently, gentle man returned from Europe he
had betn absent with his family seven months. He
paid his gas bill the day be left and the house had no,
been opened for seveu months, yet when it was the
gxs took q return from the meter, and bill WIS
made out for $52. Mr. Grinne went and complained
to the Secretary related the crcun ssuces and threat
ered exposure Of such barefaced robbery He re-
fused to pay the bill Very well, Sir said the See.
Rotary. Mr.. G. went home and told his wife. Pay
it., said che. Why soP said be. Because said
che, 'the DAY we left New.Ycdk l had 70 80 back TO
the house for some article had forgot. The window
shutters were fastered Lii the gas; the other day,
when we returned found it still burpinR The bill
was paid for steady gas flame had been burning for
seven months. Gas stock pays q heavy dividend"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
THE METEOR.
NOTE FROM MIR. G. P. BOND.

To the Ed.,or Of The N. Y. Tribune.
Sir The following is an outline of the path described
by the great meteoits of the 2h ios as derived from
observations made in various sections Of the couny
1t first became visible in the region of the great lakes
pursuipg course K. s z. from the northern pant of
Michigan III straight ine over Lake Huron, Canada
West, Lake Erie, Southwestern New. Yore the
North Eastern part Of Pennsylvania Southeastern
New-York the southwest corner Of Connecticut,
Long leland Sound ard Long leland 1t was seen
800 400 miles out at sea- aud probably passed on to
reume It's path in the solar system, undoubtedly
good deal disturbed from its original orbit by the earhs
attraction and the resistance off red by it's atmosphere.
lis nesrest approach 10 globe was within IS
milee il was at this elevation nearly when crossing
the Hudson, As miles in an airline from Eew-York.
Is velocity was about 20 miles second The vertical
diameter wss one fourth of mile including the bright
est portion of the luminous atmosphere surrounding
the nucleus.
Although the above results must be, in the main
correct, the difficulty of recopcbg the accounts of
different observers lie sufficient proof that they
open TO future improvement; especially, as regards
the velocity and The fact of the meteorte having left
the Unite Of our atmosphere and pursued lis ccurse
iId.6ritely hey ond
BON points OF muon detfObouIc iItoroot. AHo
velocity being know and the fact established that the
body had escaped contac with the earth, we have all
the data necessary for asceraiDing It's orbit with
reference to the sun The amount Of it's motion dunn
ished by the part due to the orbil motion Of the earth
gives period Of revolution considerably less than
year.
Those who have had an opportunity Of witnessing
oocustion of either of hs brighter stars 10 lis path
III
quarter where they will be accessible for scientific
objects. Two instances Of the kind have come to my
knowledge, in which the planet Mars occulCed by
the meteor. Observations by ratch, or by some
other reliable standard of tho exact time Of visibility
are also desirable.
The qut stion whether the meteor was finally con-
suped in the atmosphere, passed out of it will be
best decided by its appearance at sea from vessels two
or three hundred miles to the astward Of New-YOrk
@. P. BOND.
Obse,ratort Of Hayrayd College July 30. 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

Is ore than probable that another steamer the Pswnee or
Rkhnond vii DO added to the above in October next
The Ergineer-in Chief Of tho United States Navy
snd the Chief Naval Constructor have been at the
Brooklyn Navy-Yard within the past week; and viii
doubtless report the condition Of mstters to the De-
par,u ent shough their visit was not an official one.
On Ws6ne day Board of Engineers convened atth
Office Of Mr. King forthe examination Of candidates for
promotion Officers detailed for the Mediterranean
were to apply first.
The COMMANDMENTS Chief Of the United States Ma
rine Corps Col. John Harris is ais, in town. on his
annual tour of inspection. Before his return to Head
quarters be will, as usual visit the Navy-fards OF
Philadelphia, N, rfolk. Boston, and Portsmouth. De
expresss himself highly pleased with the appearance
and efficiency of the sodie at the Brooklyn Garrison.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TIE officers detached from the Richmond, and
small d. tacbment of sailors, arrived here day or two
since from Norfolk.
TIE discharged crew Of the Macedonian sloop are
couir o on in odos and ends from Portsmouth. They
are trying hard to get nd Of their money in order to DO
in time for the SusquehanDa.
In compliance with the recently Issued order OF the
Navy Deps,tn ent, the soop-ofwsr Savannah VIII Do
at once prepared for active squadron duty. She a
Gre, lass sailing corvette I726 tun burden and will
bav. on board "a heavy guns and 300 officers and men,
The new Msds rranean equadron is to be thus consi-
tuted:
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been used and the Jury found that death was the TO
suit Of rupture Of one Of the vessels Of the near'
After making the examination Of the body yesterday
Il above physicians made long report to Coroner
Jackmap, in which they state that they can nnd no
marks of violence whatever. The skull was perfectly
sound, and the brain in good condition. The facts re'
gardng Guitarino's death appear to be that he was
suddenly taken sick in the room Of Bavendarms house
occupied by Mary OBren, and that when 1t was evil
dent thathe was dying, the accused assisted to place
him in the street. where he was found, for fear OF
trouble If he died in bis house. After hearing the re-
port Of the physicians the Coroner stated that be could
do nothing more, and Bavendarm will probably be
release to-day.
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TYCOON TOWER.
To he Editor Of The A. Y. Tri6xnA

SIR: would suggest to my fellowcidsens the eree-
ton perpetuste the deeds Of the patriotic tb
The mound Of dirt at the Of Second svenus a
Tenth street opportuns spot and the Bec soues II Ne
will srect 1.-THE paving having been 100
insly postponed Let have Tycoon Tower 100 900 fs
high with relief oval shape containing Bso.
Brady Smith, Cornell and Company. Ltthe spex have -.
Of Tommy with pair Of gloves in hand and cham
payne bottle In other the base Of tbs tower lot The 80
quent inscription sppesr in Mr. Brady said: PsSss
ally Though be a member Of the Comuiee). be knsv
nothing Of It's expenditures" Let the ene b laid VIII
h ceremony by the Tsmmsny Society and the hessa LssaA
be asked provide brass copper plate be inserted h
with the words simply: No IteuS-Annus Mirsbt, isSo-
FRIEND OF THH THIRTEEN.
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au, measuring distances BY proportions la matbe
pa, i,s, or BY sngiss and planes.
Respectfully HALL COLBY.
kfu. York. July 81 1900
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THE TROT TO-DAY.
To tie Editor Of The N. Y. Tri1sne.

To tie Editor Of The N. Y. Tri5une. ...
SIR: Mr.. McMann, the trainer Of Flora Temple.
says Cot between George Pstchen and Flora og
genuine race and that there $500 bet upon He sttsa
writer this afternoon that he Is ready and willing nsss
affidavit to this effect fully agree with the editor q
Wes Spirit in bis denuncaons Of "hiapodfome hoss bot
In this instance there undoubtedly bona ode natca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

The HEEsAs TEsTMosIAL.-The preparations for
this grand festival which win take place at Jones's
Wood week from Monday, are nearly complete On
that occasion the purse that has been collected for him.
and which amounts to several thousand dollsrs, will
be presented to him. Seats will be made for the &C
commodation of 5000 ladies' and when we state that
Mr.. James NJ Nixon has charge Of the arrangements,
we have said enough 10 the public that all things
will be well done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

DIED OF HIS WoUsDs.-Henry Pssbler, the Ger
man who was stabbed on Sunday evening by Adam
Jsjer, ct the corner of Third avenue and Avenue A,
died yesterday morning at Bellevue Hospital from the
effect Of bic wounds. The assault was wholly unpro-
voked and the perpetrator is now in custody. An in.
quest will be held on the body to-day.
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rrs will visit the Public Institutions ana


ro.,s.,o.v,s nv kuIoeA1ios.-A regular meet
;ry Of Il il Board was held at Castle Garden yss's
afternoon, when it was reported that abou' ~ pe1o
sick with the .hpfevsr bad been landed tns' 80
One bad died in the Garden Most Of the ps9enoo -
arrived BY the ship Cynosure, from nvefPooL -
the we. KY statement 1t appears tns' y" isse
To .sms date lsst year, 46Ns. sAggregsss rs Sss
sIs4 O48 So Disbursements and Overdran, $ioa, "'s
Balsnce in bank, $l9,2sl7 10
ARREST FOR FoRsrRr "A yousg man named FIVE
man Sanders who rays he is printer by trade W.
arrested on Tuesday evening charged with fore'V.
EHhu G. Tucker, the paying teller Of the bdcne"
and Drovers Bank, appeared yesterday bsfore oas.ce
ouackenbush, and charged tho prisoner WIN DAVIES
presented for payment check purportng TO be drawn
in his favor by j. E. Miller, coal dealer at no. 20
Wooster street. The check proved to DO forged one
and Saunders was arrested. The prisoner stated aS
H. received he check from Mr.. Miller, and was 70 gve
him all but $50 of the money, which sum Miller owsa
him. Justice Qusckenbush committed the accused %
an,wer in default Of bail. .r.
PLEuRo.PSEUMosn-A correspondent, writing
from San Antonio, Texas, complains that the re-
merits Of Homeopathy have not boon stated y
recent correspondents whose letters we have printed
After stating the general principles Of ths
IIahnemann school Of medicine, be concludes thas'
"But do not wish TO argue this question or tetcs-
pass on your columns only TO fair play and have
both sides represented and wish only to say, 10 cae-
clusion to farmers or others who may have cattle ~
borses sflicted with pneumonia when the dis
ease first makes it's dissolve three drops Of
the tincture of oconite in commoa tn mber Of water
stirring up thoroughly. and administer this three q
four times day Tryit and nv word for il, yoa VIII
see It attended with benefit II may be nsoesiaryts
follow the oconite with bryonia or phosphoru:.
Ihis will the majority of cases, or ut Iease -
done it. speak from experience. Ms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

HoRrIcuITURAL FArR-The American Institute
have issued circular announcing Agricultural and
Horticultural Fair at Palace Garden, Fourteenth
street, to commence on the 25th day of September
next. The premium list appears to be LIBERAL aud
will most probably insure an exhibition Of unusual
attraction We zee no mention of Cattle Show. The
prevalence of the cattle disease in Deghboring States
may account for this emission Among the novelties
of the premium list are The following:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

ExCIsE.-Persons to whom licenses have been
granted whose surnames commence with G. or D., are
requested to call for their licenses at Mr.. Hasketts
office to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

WATERISa.PLAcE READIsGs-Mr. Henry Morford
of The Leader is engaged in giving readiogs OF an
original poem at the various wstering-plaoes. His
subject is "The Duty of Grumbling"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02


nmsse Silver Plate, Sl5
III L,h III Large Silver Medal
& az b..t lon, breed Canary Silver Medal
F the hes. Robin singing during the exhibition Silver Medal
v n, s ~ mpp.e ................. Silver Medal
mnsc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Silver Medal.
~ A. hesi i,v singing an entire piece OF music Silver Medal
For ths mod rare and BEAUTIFUL Bird Silver Medal.
For the best collection Of living lnsectverous 800 :,
Birds properly named Large Silver Medal
Tor the best collection Of prepared lnsectiverous .
Birds properly named Silver Medal
AQUATIC PLANTS AND PIsH
be brought In Monday Sept o. Aquars will be pro-
vided for theiT reception. .,
For the collection of Aquatic Plants Large Silver Medal
FOR the second best.
For the best collection Of live Fish from private
ponds less than ten varieties Plate, 30
For the second beet silver fIate, DIV
For the best election Of live speckled brook
Trout Large Silver Medal
For the collection Of live saltwater Fish,
not less than sir varieties, and to weigh ct
pounds each
For the best i've Spanish Msckere. Silver Medal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcE.-At the meeting OF this
Board yesterday afternoon resolution was adopted
that the Commissioners recommend TO the Board OF
Supervisors of the City and County of New-York for
adoption the plans of Supervisor Little for the House
Of Detention. The resignation Of Patrolman Hoyt Of
the Twenty second Precinct was received and accepted.
No other business of Importance was transacted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

TIE GALE SIsTERs.-The two young ladies who
have won golden opinions here during the past season
at Nblos by their grace and elegance as dancers and
their modest department in private life leave this week
on starring tour through the West They first visit
the Chicago Theater, under the management OF Mr..
Mcvicker. We commend them to the best attentions OF
the West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
fAdvesti.emens !

kENNkRD n Co.,
PArssr o,sxkRxPHK's RIvIA
IsrAIlIsLR ISsncr Pow <aR,
1871. -. - saA yzSx4 Dssrsssss'
The oay truly rsiiaSl sI.iciss sserssts Bs4S~ Crs
No. Duss ho<hs 0srdsa lnsecss, Rsss arA Mos
IshSeG pspss, Ne ,r BsssawW. tsA6 & osS1e&A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

Gen. james w. Nye will address the LIST Assembly
District Republican Campaign Club this evening, at
their headquarters corner Of Murray street and Col
lege place. Let every Republican of the District be
present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

The MoRRIsAsM PosT-OrHIcE.-Complaints have
reached us to the effect that the PostOce at Morris
ana is not properly managed The surrounding popa-
lation contains large proportion Of Germans Yet,
it s sad that no information be obtained as to the
postal gulations between this and foreign countries,
and letters though frequently called for, ara delayed
in the office for weeks, through the negligence or in
doleDce of those In charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

Tux BAxTLR-srREEr MuRDER.-The body Of Juan
GustaIino who wa alleged to have been murdered at
No. 81 Baxter street, about year ago, by Richard
Baysndsrm, having been exhumed Drs. Finnell, Far
guson, Edwards, Beach, and Wslijs, yesterday made
examination Of 1t. 1t will be rscolected that Mary
OBien stated that the accused killed the dscsassd BY
beating him with club, while the Coronsrs invesass.
Ioa u w tine did not show thsa any violence bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
fAdveriseulent.l

Spontn Pen and PoketIives Of the most and saut
l patterns many Of witch hsys beeg before resrtsA
for sale by j. SAuspHks, No Astor Hsse, hosAasy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
fAdvertissuenki

YOUNG LAWYERS and others, before engaging N
pac.ee would do well 70 have carefully prepared PsRnso
LOGICAL GIANT om which thsy may learn how 70 &s tksl
ths best advantage difficulties and ssas
best I'LL FOWLER WELLS, No 1S brpsdwsG give
charts with u written descriptions Of chsraces daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

TIE BOARD or EDUcATIos.-Eo quorum being
present last evening the meeting Of the Board stands
adjourned till the fret "Wednesday in September.
Eighteen members OILY responded at the call of the
roll-fye less than the number requisite to form a
Quorum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

The following two PATENTS for SALE BY ANDRE
SABArxR s Spring BLACK FnKsex vAnHIsu, sxitssls
vanishing all kinds Of Leather such Boots Hsrnss No
also, FRAscH PoLisH fot psrlcr and oshes Furniture A.
tho shove depot these varnhss offered Of the los poss
% cents bottle Military Aeeeusemens renewed = 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

A CHILD KILLED.-Henry Winkesett, five yesrs
Of age pscu,s reside Ut No $50 Water h
.ny crushed TO death yesterday by hogshesd Of .ass %
upon him at the corner OF Montgomery and Water xsss
Coosr Gamble held inquest the body when srso o.
.Accids n.sl death rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

YoUsc BuRGL,Rs.-Hubert Thurston, aged sbouA
10 80 ,,as arrested on Tuesday night while Ia the ac o.
hs,sns into the dwelling house Of aGssen t. Cook No
martine place There were two other young with Thon
~ the lime the burglary but they managed escspA
bnr.ton was committed 10 BY Justice Qusckeabsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

POLICEMAN WASrED.-On the night Of the Fourth
of July Thomas ORey while walking In the Bowesy
Houston street. stepped upon insecure vsucove andn
received injuries which subsequently proved fatal Al the time
policeman whose and number unknown. rendered
the injured assistance that officer viii umediats
ly report hmsf Headquae to Inspector Csperte he
confer II, at favor upon distressed widow OF the deceasd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

BLASTING AccIDESTs.-Ou Tuesday afternoon Jas
McGh aborer emerged In blasting the Crotou hseee
yeir struck In the face BY ts piece Of rock ana bad
blasting at the same place s later In the afternoon whereby
De,mot VConnor had bs legs broken Both Of tho injured
men were removed TO Bellevue Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

STOLE HORSE AND WAGsS.--John Daily, .
70 answer comp stealing horse and wagon ChAes
Lent Ashland place alleges that John TOOK tns opss
ty IRON his stable aud after having used the animal los nan q
sfiother stable without notifying him.