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present
The following bills were acted upon:
R. T. Basso. Cour. fees, - SIS Sc
A Pettey, e. "a 81 ~ -.@ 8 81
John Brr,s. supplies ch'gd Poor I'd 81 @
Daniel Wallis. Painting, 40 so
II. Torrison, Interpreter. ~ 90
John Brus., Supplies ch'gd a" ii 25
Carl Leverenz. Shovel, &c. 2 so
n. Martin, Wood. SO 90, allo'd a. IS 90
II s. Pierpont, Services on Com, "A 40
Jacob LEM, Repairing Furniture, 90
John Carey, convey'g person to jail, 90
f. SchnelI. Witness fees, l As
Go. BID Supervisors. Com. services, Al 80
King Weeman, for team, I" u 90
Mrs. Goez'er, Witness fees, Sc
JOS. Hldesbran, %
VIM. Bach. Justice fees, 81 OF
Ira ?. Smith Com services, 81 Is
JaiIer's & Sheriff. &C. III 90
II. S. Balloon, Medical services. 80 90
A. Psttsy, Court fees, 5,54, al'd at 4 70
Tax certificate No. III, illegal sale
swamp land, county order to Julius Leb-
no s3 "a and int. ct I pr ct. from April
10, 1860. charge to the town of Gibson
tax cert. No. 81, illegal sale swamp land
county order to Julius Lebno for IS IS
and int. at per cent. from Oct. s, 1861,
charge town Of Gibson; tax cert. No. L.
400, illegal sale Of swamp land, county
order to Julius Lebno for SIS 81 and int.
at per ct. from Sept. 2. 1862, charge
town of Gibson cert. No 1857, illegal
sale state land. county order to A. Witt
mann for 81 Sc and int at 7 pr ct. from
June 8. 1857, charge to Cooperstown
tax deed on N E or S g or Sec Is, T 20,
r. %, illegal, county order to VIM. Bach
for SIS so, charge town of Kessuth.
CONTINUED next week
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Tho following bills were allowed:
Thos. Cross, Justice fees, $14 63
O. Torrison. Sundriss, % 6S
Jacob Fetzer wit. fees, claim'd "a l %
Peter Fetzsr, " {" 134 l %
f. Rapberg. Con. fee,, " 391 8 1G
Mat Thill. Witness fees, l As
John F. Dor.cb. Witness fees, l As
Peter Reuthsr, Constable fees, 7 Sc
Ems. Rapberg. 2 SO
Peter Werner, Justice fees, 3 16
Strickland Il Co, Stationery, 40 IS
Frank S'upeckv, (nterpreter, l 50
L. BonnelI. Weight. Il Measures, Sc IS
BRYAN Mason. Witness fees, III
Wenzel kostomlatskv. interpreter, l so
Jacob Fleigler, do claimed l.62 so
VIM. Magarutz. Witness fees, 81
Mrs. Marv McAllister, 81
John Flanagan, I" 70
Henry Kruger, 81
c. s Canright. Justice, claimed $40 90
A. J. Nichols & Wife. Wi,nes. fees, 2 "a
J. II. Burns, taking insane person
to Hospital, &c, 120 60
On motion, adjourned to meet At 9
o'clock, Nov, II.
Tuesday, Nov. II.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.-
Present--A. Hickock Chm, and John Ca
rey.
Supervisor Pele. being necessarily ab-
sent, Supervisors Hickok and Carey pro
ceeded 10 examine Poor Commissioner
report and Vouchers accompanying the
same, occupying the whole dav.
At four O'Clock, Board adjourned to
meet at 9 to morrow.
Wednesday, Nov. IS
Board me! pursuant to adjournment
all present Minutes read and approved.
The following report of Poor Commits
.ioncr.. having been carefully examined,
was, on motion, unanimously accepted and
adopted:
The Report is very lengthy, being mi
mute in its details. and We omit it, giving
instead the total mounts expended out Of
the funds in the banda Of the Commission
ers.
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JOHN CAREY.

ana IS hereoy accepted.
A. IIickok presented the following re>
por. Of the disposition of the Drainage
Fund in ID District:
MANITOWOC COUNTY, !
SGcoSp DRAISAGE FUND DISTRICT. {
To the Honorable, the Board of Supervi-
aors Of said county:
The undersigned, Commissioner Of :he
Drainage Fund 10 and for said District,
would respectfully report:
That the whole amount received
or drawn from Co. Treasurer, is a505 60
Of which have paid out for la
Dor done in Maple Grove, ~ per
receipts. 900 90
And in Rocklsnd. JOY 90
And in Manitowoc Rapids, As %
And in Cato, 7 90
And in Cooper.town. pd J. Pellet, SO %
For my services, Is days, so 90
1905 81
Leaving balance in my hands of ~
All of which i, respectfully submitted.
ALANSON HTCKOK,
Commissioner, "a District.
Which, on motion, was accepted and
adopted.
The following report from Jason Pellet,
Drainage Fund Commissioner for District
No. l, was read and discussed; and, on
motion, accepted and adopted;
To the Hon. Board of County Superb
sors:
beg leave to submit the following
REPORT:
After entering upon nv duties az Drain
age Commissioner, l found IN hands of
County Treasurer, Sl34 Sc
Appropriated to town Mishicot., % Is
Applied on II. II. Smiths contract,
previous Commissioner, 81 90
Town Two Rivers, 25 90
Applied on road leading from TIVE
Rivers to Neshoto.
Town Gibson. applied on road lead
ing from town line bridge to Green
Rav and Two K liver. road. 10 90
Applied on road leading from
Green Bay and Two Rivers road to
Kewaunee county, 10 90
Nv fee. As Commissioner. 10 90
Balance in Commissioners hands. SO SIS
Reed Of Commissioners of 81 Dist
riot to app!7 in town Cooperstown, sc %
not expended.
JASON PELLET,
Drainage Fund Commissioner.
The following were allowed:
II. Spencer, Juror fees, 81 90
James Hargrave, Court fees, 70
The following preambes and resolution
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, This Board have been cred-
blv informed that draft for this county
will take place At Green Bay, on Friday
next and
Whereas. A number of the citizens of
.hi. county have requested, and we deem
it right and proper. and for the interest OF
the county, that this Board should attend
and wines. said draft, for the purpose of
seeing thu: i, is fairly and properly con
duc.ed, and % satisfy the citizen. Of this
county in relation thereto therefore,
Resolred. That this Board. together with
the Sheriff and Assistant Clerk, will attend
said draf, ia a body for the connty At
large and that we adjourn till Wednes-
day, the 25'h November, instant.
Wednesday Morning, Nov IS.
All An, Board met. Roll called
all present. Minute. Of preceding meet.
ing read and approved.
The following report Of the Committee
appointed a, las. meeting TO visit Green
Bay and witness the draft, having been
read and approved, WAS unanimoubly
adopted, and ordered printed.
THE report vas published in cur las.
week. issue. ..--.
The Beard ihsn resolved .hemselve. in
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which, on motion OF Jason Pellet, wa, &C.
copied
To tho Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of Man
itSwoc county: ~ -
The undersigned, Drainage Find Com
missioner for the Third District, beg' leave
to submit. the following report:
A resolution adopted BY the Board Of
Supervisors at their last Annual Session,
gave The several Drainage Fund Commits
sioners of this county the power Of expend
ing the Drainage Fund Of their respective
Districts 10 localirie. most beneficial to the
inhabitants Of said Districts, and not, As
heretofore. in the respective towns from
which tho Fund originated. Acting from
this, the undersigned has made no note OF
the respective amounts belonging to the
several towns in bis District. but merely
gives the total amount belonging to said
Distric, which was in the County Trsasu-
~ at the time of the unders gneds appoint
ment
Said total amount. including the
residue Of NV predecessor and
the Fund for 1862 was s472 43
OF which snm 1858 Is was in cash, and
the remainder in Tax Certificates.
Of this .mount. 1855 20 have been con-
traeted (nainly in the towns of Eaton and
Liberty. for work completed. orders ia.
sued, and money paid out OF the County
Treasury. THIS leaves at present in the
Treasury 1917 %
OF which 81 90
is cash, and the remainder Tax Certifi
Gates.
would here state that lsTcer amount
Of the Fund would be expended were it
not for the failure Of contractors to PER
form the work contracted for. within the
limits of time .necifed in contract
All OF which is respectfully submitted
JOHN CAREY.
Drainage Fund Com, Sd Dist.
Manitovoc, Nov, ID, 1868.
RECAPITULATIoN.
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Tax Certifc's on hand, 1922 "a
Deduct Com services. $500
Leave. Certificates on hand, 500 "a
Leave, cash on hand, "a 90
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The following letter from that distin
guished Statesman and pure patriot was
read at a Democratic meeting in New
York city previous to the late election. -
Tin Horn Smith and other crazy Abolit-
ionists are in :he habit of desi gnsting Gov.
SEYMOUR " traitor and " copperhead"
Read bis letter:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
Itgxl Qatirss.
VT XIV y ~ ~
Safs Of Ohio, ViateS CSsaty-
SIEIIFF'S SALE.

SGfs Of Ohio, NiateH CaEaty,
1islAsd kshars. n sOn F,ss. IN Court Of
Rs. s,..sSn, al Dssu O'JSr Of salo
nURevANr 10 tho eommsad Of al ,Sler OF
sale Ia tho hboTs cause TO me directed from
the Coart Of Common Pleas. Oi the aforesaid
OounVy Of Vutea. ! Will o:feF Rt public sale al
Ehs door Of thS coaFt Houssy n tbs Town VI
neAFthar, In aforesAid county Of Vinyon, On
SahrGay tts ASIA dsy Of MGy Il. D. 1868
Al She b ,ur Of one O'clock PM, u said day, the
bgloWing BeAl estsls po-vi, AbOui sersst!
Ssrss of hand con.sReneing At the south east cor
Gar of Ike south sHst au4FIer oftee ronti east
sasrtsr Of Suction number i've. ~ IN Town
shLJ number nine. o. Vi Range number slsl'
tssn, S,) ia YintOn eeMiy Ohio, thsnes we''
- the q -esh theace up tie bs,t .: tAe creek tt
Rolctnss Rsdfsrns lhie theme se8th-elst nlong
Said Relsrn- line TO tbs northeast corner OF
The south west guR'SSr O!the sonth west Quarter
Of 6sction nsmbsr fOrT, - ia te1Hsh'r rn''
Range nftrcsaif. Theuss roUth 10 las godti
sornor OF sxid ls-t named forty acre tract thence
WOTs the place OF eegininE. Also she north
half Of En-lot number nit sIy-seTer. (St.) ex
sspk ten feet otsoi south side Uf said ACrlh hal
AirN the west halfOf m-lvg number one hun
Arsd and sixteen, (lIS,) IN the town Of A:Ar
IhHE Vintoa county Ohfo.
Taken rs the property OF z A. BHnon'
pEtisfy judgement Ofasorsssid Ceuss, IN taEo
sf Richard hshBTst Son.
Appraised Ss folloWs, to-wit The trR' de
Sribsd rslty at eighteen hundred ds.lars, an,
lot ntnber ninety-seyen at four hundred dol
IArU, lot number one hundred and sixteen a
seventy ave dollsys, ard msst bring t"o-tAird
oil shat Sum.
TERMS or SALE, cash in hind.
AQ q N. L. BHowH. ARCH NORRIS,
Attys. for PITT. OhK. V. Co. D
AnFil nth ls6} 5W,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
BLANK |! BLAN KS !! !

FOR SALE AT THE DEMOCRAT or.
FICE.
WARANTEE and Quit Claim Deeds. and
Mortgages, the shortest and most approved
forms.
Justices and Consta6les' Blanks,
Such as SummcnSes, subpcnas,,, Executions.
Orders Of Attachment, Affidavits, Under
tak!ngs, Orders Of Arrest, and ConstlblOs'
Sales Notices. Also
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS BOMBS
for Treasurers, Constables, Supervisors and
other Township Officers. Our forms are
all the most correct. We sell at prices thss
will slve YOU money, Your orders are ~
spectfully solicited.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SIan Of Ohio, Vinbn Coanty.

STATE Of Ohio, Vinbn Coaniy.
John Kari FVeuOr Of iPtn.1 In Court Of
SimOh Dolrn deceased Common
against Peas.
Alice Quinn Admis. J
tru,rix of Patrick Dsft. o,a..,t,.,o
QuinA deceased, 0'N'' '''
DURSUANT TO tho command ofan orler
L. oissle in the above cause TO me dlreci
cd from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of the
Aforesaid County of Vinlon, will offer a
public sale, at the door Of the Court House
IN tho Town Of Macarthur, in aforesaid
County Of Vinton, on
Saturday May 9th A. D. 1868
At the hour of ore o'clock PM, Of SAID day
Ihe following Real estate to-wit: TIE
south. wes' quarter and part Of the noTth-'u''
quarter Of Section number twenty-seven
(27) in Township number eight Is y Ol
Range number sixteen, (l6,) Of the Ohio
Company purchase containing two hundred
and seventy acres. be the same more or less.
Taken as the property of Patrick Quinn
deceased to satisfy a Judgement oi aforesaid
Cdurt in favor of John haTr Executor Ot
6imon Do!en deceased.
Appraised as follows to-wit: Twenty
seven hundred dollars, aud mnSt bring two.
thirds Of that sum.
TRRMS0F SALE, Cash in hand
BIsoHAM Plff. ATTY. ARCH NORRIS,
Anil 9th IS63,-5w Shf V.CO.,O
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
IN PRESS:
A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK,
The FOUR ACTS OF DESP0TISM.
BYD. A. MAHONY, IF IOWA,
Author of "The Prisoner Of STATE"

This work will contain full and official co3es
oftle -Four Great Acts Of Despotism by which
the constitutional government Of Washington
was subverted. and the irresponsible Lncoln
,ynasty installed III its place.
/. THE TAX BILL. by whicn all tho property
and resources OF the peOpln aro mortgaged to
the present admi nistration.
Q, THE CONSCRlPTlUN BILL, by which all
the bodies of pcOr men not worth 1890 are
placed in the hands Of the Administration.
g, THE FINANCE BILL, which destroys state
Banks and places the entire currency Of the
country in the hands Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
4. THE INDEMNITY ACT, (ftting climax
which pre- ,umes to indemnify the President
for all the wrongs no has committed i'll the
past or may commit in the future.
These will each be preceded by CAREFUL an
alysis, by Mr.. Mahony, and their unjust. opPres
sive, unconstitutional and odiOns features point
ed out. A. book for references, II viii be IN
valuable to the farmer, the mechanic, the poll
tician the labOTer-in fact, to every person, Tor
these mon-trOus acts reach from the lUitleSt man
son to the humblest cabin in the land.
These four acts are not published TOGETHER
in any other form. They will make large oe-
tavo pampLlet ofnearly 2O0 hundred pages, in
good sized type, and will be sold at the 10"
price of FIF1Y CENTS in paper, and sLVESTr-
EIvE CENTS in muslin binding. -,
Send on the orders ut ence. All orders will
no filled according 10 the date Of reception
First come, first served, The cash must accom-
papy all orders.
Address
VAN EvRIE, HORTON CO.,
No. 1872 Nassau Street, New York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
n q [ &c +,
TO TOW WNSllIP ASSESSORS AMI
TRIJSTEES


BY the 2nd section ofthe "Act for the releit
of the soldiers and marines IN the STATE and the
Uni cd States rricc, pissed GaTch 81 1875. --
1t is required If Assessors trka M enumeration
Of all Soldiers aud marines, enlisted in Yintun
county The said Sec,i>u reads Us follows.
DJI!ES tf ASrEsSGE- AID TRUSTEES.
$40. 9. II shall bo the duty 0fthe assessors,
IN .us several wards, election district, aud towi-
ships IN the SAFE. when they are making the
asst -.nent u eighteen hundred and .i-ty-ihrnn.
10 tg.;e m euumcTsf!nn. by name Of all the sol
duTs anl marines who arc ~ the service Of the
State or United States, Iron their seYSfal wards
townships, and e,uciiln districts, being residents
therein v hen entering said service; naming tile
compuny md regiment to which they belong,
and make an accurate IetuTn, under oath, to the
trustees Of th,ir respective townships, wards
aL d election districts, designating those who
have families aud those who have not, aud where
there are families; the number, sex and ages
naming such ~ are neccessitOus; and IL shall he
the duty of - sid trustees TO re se the same, in
serting such nuneS rs may have Deen omitted
and return such revived enumeration to tho Au.
ditors Otther counties on OF before the third
Monday Of May eighteen hundred and sixty.
three. Persona who have died or been disabled
in the service, shall be included this enumer.
alton. This net shall not apply to The families If
OF any IOder OF marine who has been dishou-
orably dismissed, OF deserted the service"
The Assessor ofeach Township will include
al persons aS residents therein when entering
saii seryce,' who at the time Of entering the
ser, ice actually resided in .Ie township wirl or
iistri;t, without refer, to the length cF surl
residence bu: exclude those who were there for
II merely ten poTaT! purpose, or caD'e to enlist iu
the service.
Persons no have died or been disabled in
the seryicen uelude all who died in hospital. in
camp, on tile battle fe,1 J- elsewhere, while
subject TO such orders
am requested by .lo Auditor Of State to i'm
press upon the Assessgrs the necessity Of accur-
scy, so that no nsmes mag hg either rrroncously
omitted or improperly added This is necessary
TO secuo a. just ind equitable distribution OF the
bounty provided by the act.
This Assessors aro also required to take an Al
phsbetical enumeration Of all male citizens,
over 81 years Of age without regard IN c,lor.
A. N. C0ZAD.
April l6'h lsG3-4w Aulr. V. Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
SWEET PO7A7OB PLANTS
EOp - Il

Iwish to notify the citizens of vinton
county, that onf prepared 10 furnish any
quantity OF Sweet Poiatoe Plants that may
be required. The sets are OF the finest quail.
i'y of Potatoes. Irefer to Judge Hewitt,
F. Shades. VIM. Gold, E. B. Clark, Judge
Kaler and E.A. Brdtton, who have used of
the Potatoes for several years past. Send
in orders in time, as they will be ready for
planting any time from tho goth Of April to
the goth Of June. Address me a. pra,'sville
Vln,on Co. Ohio INC. " AN DERSoN
dpriI 5!l lS}j--6V,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Daniel
IN Waller. Guardian Of Joseph II Engle
and William Engle, has filed his accounts
or settlement, and that the same will be for
fearing OH the 2Jth dav Of lpril 1868.
JOSEPH KALER,
April 2nd le63,-3w. Probate Ju pc
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
SilERlFF'S SALE.

SGts cr 0his, Viaton County,
John J. COzad, PlIf) In Court OF
against Co'nmVn i1ea''
John Swain ct al. Defsl Or,er Of -~lO
DURSUANTt to the command Of ordrr oi
Il sale in tho above cause 10 nie directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, ofthe atorsaid Copn-
~ OF Vinton, | will offer ut public sale, rt the
door Of the Court House, in the Town OF Nc Ar
ihur, In aforesaid CountyO Vihton, on
Saturday the l6.h dug Of May, A.D. 1863
At the hour Of ten o'clock An, of said day the
following Real estate to- wit Being the north
east quarter ofthe south.west quarter Of Section
number thirty-threU, 49, OF Township number
nine 49, Of Range number nineteen, i0,) and
also the east half the west quarter OF the south
west quarter Of Section number thirty three
(93, in Township number nine, (9,) OF Range
number nineteen. (l9.) being twenty, Of the see
ton aforesaid beginning at the north east corner
o. stone from thence west one hundred and
twenty rods 10 the middle Of the creek thence up
said creek forty-tWo rods on the south side Ul
said creek to q stone thence south 10 the line.
thence east one hundred & seventeen rods to the
line thence eighty r1dS olhe place Of beginning
containing Sixty acres more or less. ALSO the
west half Ofths north-wes quarter Of the south
wet quarter Of S ction number thirty thee ( 80
and also the north eat quarter Ofthe south eaNl
quarter of Section number thirty two Township
number hina, (s.) Of Range number ninctcUn,
(l9.) containing forty acres more or less.
Taken as the property Of John Swain ct al.
10 satisfy judgement oil aforesaid Court, in ia
VoT VI JohnJ. Cozad.
Appraised as follows, to-wit: Twelve hun
dred dollars, and must bring two thirds Of that
au
T RMS OF SALE, Cash in baud.
BNGHAM IlEwITT l. ARCH. NORRIS,
HAMILTON, AHys. for Pltf. Shift. V. Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Hiram R..
1 ' Demng. Guordirn Of William F.
Harmon, has fled his accounts as such
Guardian for inspection and final settle.
nent, anil said accounts will be fot hearing
OH the 18th day Of May. A. D. 1863.
JOSEPH KALER,
Apr. 90. '63.-3-w. Prob'te Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
TAT Z R n STA n D.

a. FOR SALE. The Property is situa-
Eiii ted in Alensvile, Vinton County Ohio
md known as the Miller HOTEL. A bar
,ain will be giveh.
For Terms, apply to, HENRY PAYNE,
April I6tb le6s-tt. Macarthur, O..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
Notice to Redeem Lands.

AuDIToa's 0rTrcK, ,vIsroS Co., o.
NoAarHUR, May ., '63.
WINS. Vaughen, ESQ.,, whose residence u
unknown, will take notice that J. W. Sands has
deposited one dollar and sixty five cents In this
Office for the redemption Of the following de-
scribe real estate, sold BY the Treasurer ofsaid
County to said vaughen, for taxes. Being the
North east qnsrter OF the North-esst quarter OF
Section No.l3, Townteip NO. 10. Range NO. ",
containing 10 acres. a. N. COZAD,
Nay IL, 'ss. .s.w. Aud, v.o.,o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
NOTICE TO FAX PAYERS
For S6S

TIE June Dupl cates are made ont AMI am
l prepared to receiv. the last halfof the Taxes
for the year 1862. Tax Payers will consult their
convenience by aging early in order to avoid
the tn 'ong Of the last few days before the Goth
Of June. treasury Notes, Ohio Bank Paper
and Bank cf the State of Indiana " i'll he rcceiy-
cd for Taxes HENRY REYNOLDS
April 2nd Is6S-6Y, Treas Y, Co Ohio
The New York herald., 1863-11-04
C,,vY,trIitwemce.

t,., a. r,uRp srarEf-ibou twelve O'Clock on Monday
night hre wss discovered in the unoccupisd basement
OF building 200 Third street, owned by Lorenz Quenzer.
The aremen we're promptly the premises and extiu-
cusbad the ae before extended into the floor above
hich is occupied by Mr. Quenzer boot aud shoe
store and dwelling The damage the building will be
about g95 Insured for So goo In the Hamilton Insurance
Company The IRE, ii Is supposed was the work OF
tncendiary ~
FiRK ~ WEST TsrNTY sscoSp srRxsr-Betweeu one and
two o'clock Tuesday morning fire originated in
stable S23 West Thirty-second street owned and occu
pied by John Manning. One horse was also burned 10
death Loss abQnt 300. no insurance Supposed 70 %
the act 0. an incendiary. .r. "a. 'ed
STREET AoapESrc-Yester afternoon one OF those
accidents which such frequent occurrence In our
Streets owing I, the crowdng OF vehicles at certain
points OF and rush of people at the crossing,
happened 10 a middle aged woman named Mary Renner,
whereby she wac rather seriously injured, by being run
against and Knocked by light wagon driven by
respectfully dressed In this case the driver OF the
vehicle rather than tie poor the party in
fauit evident from the fact that lie Immediately
and, what every ones business being mob ldy's
business he got clear OF, leaving means OF
identification. Some Of the passers by lifted Mrs
Renner from the ground. in faintiug condition,
and brought her into the HERALD Office, opposite
which the accident occurred where. restoratves /
were promptly and ehcacously applied. The fainting
was brought on, not alone BY the fright, but by |
the severity OF tho injury She received for unfortunate
" the horse rod upon her while she was prosrae on
she complained very much After time Mrs. Ropner
was abc to give her name and stated that she resided
Adam street, Williamsburg Some persons kindly sup.
ported her for some distance her way till she became
sufficiently strong 70 proceed alone. little sarper
yeance on the part Of the police is much needed for
the imprnity with which young and careless
times intoxicated persons permitted TO endanger tho
ivos OF pedtsrians by reckless driving Is becoming
hsps police commissioner or superintendent fine
q Z !