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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30
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Die ~Nteilen9cIrcr ouf Die $dIftc ill re6u>
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Staatscaic be;iebt, 10 befinoet er Ii1
nit bem eriten S6ritte, Sen CT in Der
Yulitif tbut, bereits Gin Serculcs an
S6eibepcge. Sui Scr cinen Seite loft
Sic Corruption nit souem &oidenbU6e,
auf Ser anocren Seite weilt bic Su9cnb
auf Sic @iirscrfrone bin, unb lsiber, Ser
SsrcuIeIe bat es ba ia nur iueniQe 9e9e'
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per, ais Die eiucs MitgIiebes, bas iein
Seimatb NIT einem Srcipohc ouf srr 81
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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

Sa8aanb Ideiut DeESu fem
g. iaen itteln fir atc 2eiIuna
ron 0uuacnfronfbeiten 10 oaB man ois
Nauacl Gil 8ertrauen auf ihrc nebicini~
faeu Gie.nlhaftsn faUm pciB, metd'cs
BON ihncu man eebrauden iolt attr
nad Ben betncrftn5vcrtttu &gren uno
Ser ouieroroenlidtn gSiyfionfeit pon
Aliens Lung Balsam, eie Dir 0I5 an
aemiAcinlide &cweiIe hc;raG.ttu unb &c.
gen 9uitcn un6 Grfattung unb aegen le=
nt6 bislf6pfge ilnQebearr, aus:ebruHQ,
nngc0cu mi;Hcn, battcn mir ieflcS gtioi<
cda!trt fir EN- fid)ere5 uno 3uorrl0Fi3cS
@ciImittel. 3H tabcn bel allen Mfeb'cin
Jtnsicrr.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

Gammttide 8srIiner SIdtter
fms baribcr eini8, bab Ser llrIaubSans
triit bcs ocut.f6en @ef6 dts.
beim Satieau mr. Den Ser
idufer bes b0ligen SipIonatifden 8ruds
tebeufe. Sic oiplomatifden Sesiebun.
aen iparen befanntIid MIR i~aterimiitif6
ourd einen @sidiftStr09er fOrtgeflbrt
moroeu, feitSsm ser 8apit Ole Grnenne
nung teS Cardinals 9obenloIc sum Bot
i6ofter suriidaewicIen bate.
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WH, DesE4sx, Mortgages.
Her1nanr Ne, Dee. cath 1S72.
MORTGAGE SALE.


WLe~tas, EruSt X ech aud Frole .
ricka krcc!l his wife, by tier certain
mortgage deed With power of sale.
da:ed usc 10th d v OF August A D.
ISL, and recot ed in the Recorder.
oti3e Il G>scona:s Coun Y. State OF
Iissou j, l.. book 7. page 49,, did ron,
vey 30 he Directors OF eli rma, n Sac
ing Fund Association" the followin.
"esctiLed e | es at, situated IN he
town 4 Hermann an S.at1 Of MIS-
souri,, ari described IN said mortgage
decd as i0iioAs to wit:
II uss sai t number four az on
ifarhs, street, al lois number ninety
!ouy (94), niaesy six t96}, n.nery-righ,
I9Sl, oa hu@d" d [iG0], n hundred
anI two 1927 II en-. hGndred aud
i'ur [iG3l on Wi Eth Iath] street,
cad uvn 81 sixIy.tw' G2 sixtysfour
lG4l. nn~ty lire 1851, ninety four
Ia4l ninety rye ISL. ninety six 1851.
n.natyss, ven EsIJ, nine:y eight [2S].
ai"e'y-nine f9Al. o~ne>hundrsJ 100,
one h~ndre;-. ne i0i one hundred.
L~o No2p an wes. = x,Il [G.h1 street
sud tUanber seve.ty.two 19I, ninetys
three (92) "rty.hte 1851, ninety.
seven [S7l ant uinetysniue 1881 on
west ~ ea'h ST ecr, all III The corpo,
ration and as.rei plat OF the town Of
fle.U.2nn, stun cd in the county and
state Afocc~aid, winch c. n*ryarce was
made Ter liz purpose Of sccuringth
.atln"nt Of l. Grain note, emount.
ing Iutonr cau-Auir!red duilsrs (al4u0),
:cscr,h 4 il $40: nt,ftGare decd; and,
rtercas. the SAID note J.. m.ins due and
pavAly Lu:,uld Now. therefore. l.
Lou s Aus prIn.ll as President of saia
4 :~Cc.Lon, in sccordsn . with tia
,roeis.uns ~ -ail mortgage de,d, nil
fer IL safe . the highest builder ts
ash ia ana, al the cour, hruss door
n tho town Of ~IlcrmaIIa, cou, ~ o.
L~sec"n,;e aati rtatc aforv>aii, on
.ionoay, lhc 18th DAY of February A.
ID 1873.
yetw.an III. h6irs f nine o'clock ia
lie :OF.noo aAd five o'clotk in The
after ,ron of ha' day. the property
oerainbe ore Described. .r 40 muck
he: sot - vii atisfy tn. note herein.
before mentio ed, and the interest dss
hco~ II; t K Ter with the costs and
expenses Of < curing this trust
L.oCfI AusrERMELL,
Hrssitl~n' Of the Hermann Saving
u Fund Asscciat en-
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MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas, John Baum and Elisabe,b
Baum, his wife, by their certain NOR.
gage with power of sale, dated the
seventh day of Oe,ober, @ ,eieenhun.
dred sixtyf1ve, and recorded in the
recorders office of Gasconade County
and State Of Missouri, in Took r. pags
100, did convey TO one VIM. Domain
The TO 10 wing described real est,,e
sitIatei in Gasconade County apd
Safe of Missouri, described In said
mo tgage deed as the west half OF
ortheast quarter of Seeiion thirteen
I'D township foftythree I43) ofranee
i've 80 west, containing $50 acres.
more OF. Il IS, which said conveyanrs
was. n,ade for the purpose of securing
a g rita n noe Of four hundred and six,
~ ne 3O--100 Dollars, described in
s"ii Mortgage decd and executed by
aid John Baum and wher as last'y
&c said note aforesaid remains dps
and unpaid.
Now, therefore /, Win. Dnrmapn. an
Mortgage in accordance with The pro.
vIs ons of said mortgage deed. wi OF.
er or sale ut pub ic veadue to the
hlgh's st and best bidder, for cash in
haid, at the Court house door in the
I'm Of Hermann. County aud Sale
f,r's id, on
TUESDAY. the 18th day of FEBRUARY,
A. D!lS73.
'leiween the hours of nine o'clock in
he forenoon aid five o'clock in the
~fternoon Of ;haf day, the property he.
rein teiore described and conveyed by
ad mortgage deed, t. ge!her with the
"oS's anu expenses Of executing this
rust.
WH. DesM4sN, Mortgages.
Hennsnr Ne, Dee. cath 1S7o.
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On z1ergonfcs1.

40 NGsr @ano al ser Creme bon bci
Stabt $%3ecmann, oaruutcr 81 Mfe.
traebore 2&cinit6fc II II Naer @rot
uno S~otuIau0. bo5 jtriae init @ot; BE-.
pa6icn III unttr ac~nij9barcn Betinaun.
gen III se~rfaufcu bel
Rr@ie6eriA Zoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

Graurtoe InSF3t. Gini9e Scr
berporragenbiteu Sbit;idter ben Suineis
bebaupten. Oas in ieuem sasien Staate
aHe ausF9t uuf cine $Frfidcrnte lit oie,
fem Sabre burd sic lestc bittcrc 8dltc
oOufdnoi9 ssrit6rt fporbrn fci.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

6 in GJrcn banoel 5wiidcnGon,
grtbmitglic0crn 1T ellie ieItene Grl6ejs
nUrg, ebcu 0arum nber fir 6a5 itnias
tio~n5iidti9e YabIjfHIn ben grsBsm 9ns
%tcreiic, neb me5r 10 iir bis 2tngcb6riscn
es5 Sta0tte, ais ucld)cm elmer cCcr Scr
0n>crc Ger Grmbattaltcn fem Nfoueat
9cbrHGlt bat. @iHn nil IN g5aiGiu0ipn
miTen, boB uHIcr &iilieurjer 8tprQitns
tank, WfeGcrnaG, in &t]riIfc lrc5t, init
oem &iepr0itntantcr GNpber pen Ioni-
fl'nA Elm NNei ou$iHft@tcu, Mtt4pr,
nijd bate 4caen GDqhsr &C &ciGulbi=
9Hna rrjo1en, fix icin rno 0tl iibriGsE
Experimentation %oujjana'5 III @uuften
Ger 3tnf Ssl0no @iitn6nbn. 3aunidjenz
Ti1g GeAe6cnca Eptum mtGrtrc &GuicaNe
3culrS cTpi0nNcH 81 ld1en uao bebaupr
tet ell NlToaOit aar'btr 81 tciiscn GU.
pier Ocrian5t 3uritfulbmc Ger 8ciMuIz
bi8uilg ooer GtcGuug iu!u &ie. Gr
isa, ais sic bttre|enae sill paiiytc, ear
ui9t in @nilinafoa on,vcicao gcipelcn
icin.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

Gin ssamiIienfdab. &oS gIiif
lidife ulo be1e Nlit0licb elmer SoniIi'
pirb aemobuliA sas 2idt bcs 9aueboitc;
aernannt sell irlbit aIiifitd, CO oIle an
6crn glitalieocr Ser Snrhitje heslilft. Oel
@barter Saf lit lolG ctn S@aa
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

Son 100000 Yfunb 8 p in III, bte in
einem Sdbr o Smprna eerIanbt isur<
Den perbrougten Die Sersinisten Staaten
$50, 900.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

@oneinem ur6tboren Gr6s
bcben miro bcridtet, sag sic eta6t
Seo9bur in Snnien bcimiu9tc unb 1870
NemimenIebru feTctc.
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SISSA >

SD hatc N:rrn Guaul ?ieUrabatn erFaCbt, aas
@N@ltanse, mtiate SIS sun 81. 3anikr 1873 md.
ntd>t heiaA! llnc, fur nit gu ccttff;rrr, HI II
ihHl rfl:l / Gt!ram.Ii ie reri!rihiat, ais mir. <ib
ttttc ririaf iFer:et GrruAec unp Guueeu i'm; eei.
nit fre:incliGfe:t nse ,Gait" teas If ia sic
: au.tid6s tcinl G,sIh ~ snt;tatuSufpun;en.
iir oieJinj5fm, mc!hr desaff fciu GaIh oil E AMI
taa;n, trtre Srrr H.ntnb1au f0errseHti9e 9:cten
nit Siberbsii in &mfians rshren.
Ga3rar IA 1e.
Trn = G,~unr tQ-G
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FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.
Noli il hereby given TO all persons
Interested, that the undersigned will
NFp'y to the Gasconad. Probate court
0 be he!d At the Courthouse i'll the
towr Of HArnfrnn, on the third Mon
'ay in February next. for leave to
ii axe q final settlement ofhis accounts
and for his discharge as Guardian Of
Aug9si g DER.
Louis SPaRER, Guardian.
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6sprae %. aIimscr.
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken By Franz T.. Kick, Of Rich
land township, and posted befereC. Ra'
benan, a Justice of the Peace within
and for Gasconsde county, a certain
tain stray mare, described as fllows.
lay color, about tm elve years old, ne
teen bands high black name and tell
collar and saddle marks. shoed oil
round /; appraised at the sum sl5 "
by John Hsrtke and Horny APPEL!
December eSth 1872.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

sB ieQstuts. Oie Charter Gef
Gefcn fiuesn ibren s8cg in 10 bieIt0ans
b~GItunatr, fos IS oU5Tcbt ais OBJ |ie sic
Gree heoedfen ~irltea, wie Die eIDptji@cn
QacuttS Sic dub icDo4 fciae Elaqc
sic icne ioucsrn Gin Gsatn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-14
THE NEW POSTAL CARDS.
Three Hundred Thousand Disposed or ON
the First Day.

Three Hundred Thousand Disposed Ofon
the First Day.
new era has dawned in the Post ONCE De-
partment but whether for veal or for woe time
alone can tell. The much talkediof postal card
made Its appearance yesterday, Postmaster James
receiving an instalment OF 375,00O or these 100000
had been sold up to three O'Clock, and at i've
nearly the entire consignment was disposed Of.
Thus for the first day this great novelty IN cheap
postage despatch was made great success. Bank
ers and others who advertise largely purchased
the cards by the 5000. Before the close OF the day
large number oil these had the advertisement Of
the purchasers printed on one side and directions
on the other.
One thing, however is certain, in connection
with this new system OF cardS-the use Of them de-
prives the government OF many dollar heretofore
invested in three-cent stamps and the bulk Of the
postal card Is no less than single letter. While
the accommodation OF the tiny pastebOard to the
mercantile community and the public generally is
very great, the system Is nevertheless open to
great abuse. interruptions parties will ind tins
channel to vent their spleen on persons whom they
cannot otherwise inure, and by means OF sending
slanderOus statements which any one may read
who the card, the effect may be at once noted.
At the same time the postal card L. made use or for
conveying bon DlOtS Of Jun and wittlcisms. or the
three and q half hundred thousand passing through
yesterdays mail many Of them were extremely
funny. For instance, an anxious husband sent
word to his spouse to be sure TO have BEANS as he
intended TO bring friend home 70 dinner.O
Another greatly admired the new system and
writes to his friend that "this Is the first postal
card make note Of the great progress OF the age.n
third bcgs his landlady ITO prepare mush for his
dinner in lieu of the fried sole leather, he having
mouth and is able to eat spoon victuals only"
Many more examples OF the new plan could be-
given but the above IS sufficiently indicative OF the
manner IN which the system will operate. Taking
everything into consideration the postal cards must
and the cheap postage thus Afforded ought not BY
any means be abused.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May 10, 1873.
eepts, Isl bales. Exports coastwse. ~. Sales zoo
Stock, 400.
Cotton in moderate demand; middngs, lsl4c ls1sc.
isse SsiTsssipss sasS bales s'oss Tesslp.s 500 Es
bales; today LOO Stock iscoss bales 80. e'.ns' ~
bales Exports coastwiss 80 Sales 400 Stock Sss
os Cotton s.Is saS az nad9gs S' Net receipts @
sn,.,.. :, ,..,,,n waMssros n C., May Is. 1873
So Is Tor strained Crude turpenine steady q for hard
s. % for yellow din and virgin Tar auictat - Is
Shipments $50. Stock. S5,7I6
Flour steady with fair demand; sales OF 1900 bbls at
s. tor No SPRING SO rs for amber Winter $40 for
sales sStS bushels S,lssasee Cub 81 g. SOD
two cars yellow at Gle Barley inactive uplsse Canada
T. % a = S I q e r
ssns e q s
Hudson ed Rairoad ireights-Flour to philadelphia and
ssss%ses%y = RsesIsi, sa Sa: Ss :a%
Imports by lake and ra syryS NAY FAY. - IS
Is SS
81 s1S; ;s1$$ %sS5
s S9S SSissss ' ss1ns Mite q
ada Sii % ~ W whL,e Mchsran 90. % . G1rn
1SS5 'ss, s r1 8, 'S
harbor at 49c Oats quiet sales OF small lots No
Canada 95c - No. Western, 9oc a esc; two,rowed
soc Barley malt Arm; Western, 81 81 1o prime Winter
Western al 10 81 l5 prime Canada 81 20a 81 25 Rye
CHICAGO, May Is, 1871
wheat irregular sna unsettled saes Of No Spring
and lower at dc cash &c 42c seller May; rejected
34c seller June rejected sic. Rye dull and dropping
at 6gAc. 7Oc. Barley dull and nominal ut TIC SOc &C
cording " location rejected 4Sc, 6Vc, Provisions quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-14
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosDoN MONEY MARkET.-LosDoN, May lisp Con
s9is closed unchanged United States vetwenty bonds
aSoIs s5a tcn-iorties SSa ves, s91a Erie Railway
shaies 1M Consols opened at 93 Tor money and g5 or
one ACCOUNT United States vetweny bonds s6Js old.
Rxwsw ss sn-iorties e.; new hves Ss4 and Erie
~ ss BoURsx-fARs May 1876 M-Rentes closed at
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARxEr.-LrvERpooL. May 1875 p
All, aes q cotton shipped from savannah Charleston
Apri a ad NAY az I'D and shipped IRON New Orleans
apri ahg May at 15l6d The market closed quiet and
cna me sales OF the day Il bales in
gg INV, W Tor speculation and export OF the sales
tn Dass were American. Sales Of cotton shipped
May s:cn ''Rsid sas. Of cotton Ss sans
pea rom savannah or Charleston, deliverable IN
Mddling upands 8zSd.s middiing Orleans gid The
shipments cotton from Bombay 18th inst since
the last report have been 81 200 bales. ''' ''-so
TRADE AT MANCHESTER -iLvERpOoL, May Tsp M-The
ket for and fabrics ut Manchester quiet and u
LIVERPOOL BRxApsrUFrs MARKEr.-LIvKRpooL Nav 10
2:30 p. M.-The market is frmar. Wheat lbs. I'd tor
California white lis. ID l2s 3D. for red Win
ter; us Id. l2s. Cd Tor club California.
The receipts OF corn for the past three days
have been 5000 quarters, including 1000 American The
receipts Of wheat for the three days have been
quarters, including 1000 American
% % P. M-Bacon 3Ss 3d. for Cumberland cut Cheese,
7Os 3D. per the best grades OF American Pork,
68s. per bbl. Tor new prime mess.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LIvERPOOL, May l3-S2O
p. M.-Peas, $685. per quarter.
LONDON PRoDUcE MARKET.-LoNDoN, May 13-Evcning-
Calcutta linseed OIL 64s I'd. Spirits turpentine, 38s.
3D. per cwt Spirits petroleum, Tod. per gallon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-14

Tveed's Property Under the Hammers
Ugly RumOrs About Opposing West.
chester AnnexatiOn-The Astors said In

Tweed's Property Under the Hammers
Ugly Rumors About Opposing West
chester Annexation-The Ast0rs Said to
Have Joined the ssObstructives.n
About two weeks ago account published in tho
HERALD of property belonging to exBoss Tweed located
Broadway, commencing of Twenty street
and running to within half of the block northward which
advertised be sold by Muller wilkins CO., under
foreclosure The sale was postponed to take place two
weeks from date and the auconeers promised that the
w9Sa ss sSy 81
was S62S OW The steady Increase OF business prop
sas not
Judge an
posponement OF the sale on the ground that If the prop
srsnssS Mr. rwesd might raise the money to pay I'll
Judge Faneher denied notion and at twelve o'clock
i and be Rnocked aows
The business Of yesterday embraced the following
ny MULLER WILKINS CO.
e; soa ss aa ~ R Sas,n " Washing 500
" ss and s, Murray
" s stSs1a i & ss5S saS s. .:s;s Fl
aay t ssIEs Knn ax $500
NoA's o'ooA = Association AGAIN.
IS ay e ~ e % n ~
al q % % the Il, s
lency to induce him to veto the OF these.
ar anS sss ss s es Joined a
ad ass sG 9s ns the
the thousands OF houses now owned will lose In
value and those now renting from them will be induced
TO locate in the new wards and endeayor to
live under and cultivate their own wine and AZ
tree" II the report Is true then this is the
first attack from that quarter the poor will be 80
considered hereafter Moneyed mcn have no right Ia
harass improvements especially the general public de-
benefit thereirom The entire press has Landed
the of annexation the ground taken by
the HERALD that the community the gamer
when accomplished that we are sadly In want Of more
room, and can only obtain relief from annexing
land to the city, he natural outlet can
have territory the Legislature in its Judgment
ceded by the overwhelming and almost unanimous
Notwithstanding the dire efforts against the bill by
the Mutual Admiration Society of Ebenezers" whose
appeation has since become a synonyme all over the
country.
However, Governor Dix has too much of the Spartan
frmness In his composition to succnmb TO the marrow.
minded, selfish Establishments OF the oppositlonis"
and he will not believed risk his reputation In Veto
ing measure in which million and half OF people are
so earnestly Interested
COMMISSION
and the forthcoming appointments are an anmating
topic In real estate circles The real estate interest
claim that their fraternity is entitled to of the Com
missioners, and Mr. Louis ]. Phillips is warmly pressed
tor this position.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-14
FALL OF A HOUSE.
One Man Slightly Injured.

The old two story frame building No. Mulberry
street fell yesterday morning, buying beneath its
ruins John Sufral, OF SO, and George Unger, OF "a
Ridge street. The men were soon taken from their
dangerous situation by the police. Unger was first
conveyed to the sixth Precinct station house and
from there to the Park Hospital whore 1t was found
his injuries were slight and external, and Suffal
went home. The house was an OH tumble-down
affair. and had been vacant for some time II stood
on the corner OF Mulberry and Worth streets and
was being taken down to make room for n
factory. Suffal and Unger wee employed
IN the tearing down OF the place, and
both got on rope Which was
fastened to the chimney for the purpOe OF tearing
away part OF the rear boarding. heir Weiuhf
started the chimney, and the whole mas OF boards
fell after II. The results Of the accent were NJ
first very much exaggerated, and the ioise of its
occurrence brought Captains Kennedy, UlInan and
Clncny, with the reserves from thef Ypspeck
I've precincts, but, the actual state OF aifair
being ascertained the police quickly re-
turned to their other duties. The old house be-
longed TO John Cassidy, OF IL Baxter stret and ar
NOBODY Is seriously hurt he ought to fed gratefpr
that u was so quickly and rapidly put outof sighs
during the afternoon yesterday the timers thas
composed the structure became the plundr OF the
children OF the neighborhood, who were most In
dustr0us all the day carrying OF the chris TO
their homes Tor nrewood,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-14
A HAYLOFr HORROR,
A Terrible Crash and the Crushing Of
Three Men to Death I'm tho Fall-A
Coroner's Jury Empanellcd.

Three Men to Death I'm the Fall-A
Coroner's Jury Empanellcd.
Shortly after twelve O'Clock yesterday afternoon
terrible accident, resulting III the death OF three
mn, occurred In the stable OF James N. Manning,
trukman and hay broker, Nos A and 40 Hubert
stree The stable OF Mr.. Manning was an old two
story nSme structure, on which the roof was raised
several ponths ago by permission of the Depart
lott OF the stable safe, on Monday
Sa saeen Sa.s he DeeSes g
last MIN durlny the Summer. At the time OF the
accident Mr. Manning, John W. Kilmer, of WASH
CatsKlli llne OK Larges, were in conversation ON
the ground floor Hearing the cracking OF timbers,
anu 1Sa danger the men attempted to
crushed beneath the falling. timbers, oats, hay.
&c. The alarm was instantly sounded, and in 4
vailed in the neighborhO0d, whfh was Increased
by the circulation OF a report tina large number
OF persons were buried under the uns
Captain Petty, OF the Fifth precinu soon learned
OF the casualty, and was speedily on the ground
with large force OF men, VINO Immediately set to
work searching for those known tore under the
ruins. In short time the bodies OF NJ Manning
and the two other men named were resoved. Mr.
while the death OF Mr.. Bourghte was csused Nv
fracture of the neck. Tie bodies were platsd on q
truck and conveyed to the Leonard street police
Mr.. Manning was tnirty-elght years OF ave. 4
native OF Catskill, In this State, and lived a. 325
West Twenty-sixth street.
Mr.. Kilmer was lorty-one years Of age, and li,ed
at 32s Washington street. where he has left q widtw
and SIX children.
Captain Bourghte was fifty years Of age. ans
lived in Catskl, where he had family.
The condition OF the loft and whether 1t was con.
sidered sale to place such an immense weight ON
the floor Will be subject for thorough lnvestiga-
ton before Coroner Kessler, who has the case in
charge. The inquest will take place at IL O'Clock
next Monday morning, at the Leonard street no
lice station but in the meantime Coroner Kessler
and Deputy Coroner Leo gave permission to the
relatives TO remove the remains to their respective
homes Tor interment.
The following named gentlemen were empan-
elled as jurors:-Conrad Rettner, No. 10 Leonard
street; J. p. Murphy, No. "a City Hall place; p,
Benjamin, No. GA Leonard street; John Williamson,
No. SO Leonard street; q. Victor, No, &C Leonard
street; p Paulscarlt, No. 70 Leonard street; w. b.
Bird, No. 81 Leonard street; II. Bath, No. "a Leon
ard street.