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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

WE cannot spare the space TO publish
all the communication 0n the subject
Of Canton streets no this time, licsldea,
" would do no good II we should, Lust
summer we constantly called attention
to the deplORble condition Of QUE prin'
Clpal streets, aud made an earnest and
constant effort ~ have the mud holes
drained aud the rough places made
smooth, IL did no good, When tho
fall rains came on, (nnd they were nut
uerOup), our streets were almost I'M
pa8sable, and the retail trade of this
CitY suffered seriously from this
cause. Besides tho pools OF 8lagnant
water engendtred malaria and ieyera,
mud many persons doubtless paid the
penalty OF this shameful and gross neg
lect with their lives, This year the con-
ditiOn OF our streets is worse than lOat
year. There In u reason for n part Of
this, owing 70 the fact that we are put
ting In sewers, But there Is no excuse
for the long delay IN fixing the streets
nllor the sewers have been put In.
There Ia no excuse for the present con
dltlon Of North Cleveland avenue, or
North Market stree, or North Walnut
Bcrcet, Perhaps the members Of the
city council nre not aware OF the
amount OF ugly feeling over this matter
We hear ofiteyery dny ron the street IN
stores, and everywhere, Something
ought TO be done, Wd that TOO, speedily,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

Axtell, 215lS, will trot to beat his
own record at 81. Paul next WedneB-
day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Proposed Amendment 10 Tho COnStltu.
tlOn Of Ohio.
x ALTON.
AMENDMENT NO. /.

AMENDMENT NO. l.
snorioN 1. DO ltrosolyod by tho General Assem-
bly oi S ,laie "a OF Hno TnN p.2nouu0h m ,n sna pg
Tuesday after the hrst Monday IN November, 1881
70 amend section 3 Of Arlolo XII, OF tho Oonatlm
lon OF tho stato OF ohlo no that II aha road as fol-
lowsl -
gro Q. Tho aonofal Assembly shall provide for
tho raising OF revenue for tho support of tho state
and local goyorinncnis but tASos shnll DO uniform
public sohool.ilonsea honSes nscd GxcllalyoIJ for
public Worship installations Of purely public chaglty
PUBLIC property used cNonayoly for any public pur-
ndth aud personal property 10 nv amount NOT or
docdlnE In yaiue two hundred dolara for each In
dltldual may, ny general lava no exempted from
akAtlonI and TIM value Il MI property no exempted
ghall, fNim tino ~ tlmo, Do ascertalnod and pub
ahel, "a may be dlrcctcd by law.
bEq, 2, Atauch olocton thoao oectote dealrlngto
vote for such amendment may havv placed upon
Yea'i aud those 0pp6eud 70 such hmondmont may
bpve NpNe1 - nlolr ballots tho words "ratatlUn
As SSS.S y. . @ s.lcndincut shall taho Onsa on the
n'V' u'S VI ''"u''" EIiiERr I. LAMPsoN,
Speaker Of the HOusn OF Representatives
THBO ". DAVIS,
Prealdont pro tom. OF tho Senate.
Adopted April 0, 1870,
tJNfTRp BTATIn or AMERICA. ONO, 4
oYnCE or THE SECRETARY or A1ATn
Daniel j. Byun. secretary Of atate OF tho atA,b Of
ONO, 90 hereby Certify lhat the ionroEong mA MnI
Assembly OF the state OF Ohio, on tho ON dAy Ot
April A. ID. 1889, takou from tho original rolls filed
IN this once,
In testimony whereof I havo hsrounto subscribed
my name, and nfnxed my onloal seal.
tsRALl NJ Columbus, tho 10Th day or April
DANIEL J. RYAN,
mA2-Linl Secretary Of BtAtA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

We print today q biographical
sketch OF each of the Democratic eab'
didates that we've nominated at the
last county convention, On last Sat
urday the biographies of Hon, John u,
Monnot, Rev, u, y, Dresbach and Oliver
M. Coxen were published, To day we
print short sketches Of the remainder
of the ticket The ticket is composed
of able and honest men and II Is worthy
of the support Of every Democrat II
the county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
BOLD BURGLARS

Visit South Cleveland Avonuo Roai-
donoo GA Thursday and Secure Jowolry
and Clothing Valued W $3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

John o. Kreighbaum, who was nomi-
mated on the first ballot by the Demo
cratic county convention for the Office
of Commissioner, is q native of Stark
county, having been born in Lake
township, July q, 1854. lie Is the
Youngest Of fourteen children and was
the Son of william Krelghbaum who
was well known all over the upper end
OF the county.
The subject Of this sketch lived and
worked on his fathers farm until he
became OF age, attending the common
schools of his township in the winter
time. AT the age Of u he engaged in
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
THE ALLEGED RIOTERS.
THEY ARE RENAxDED BY THE POLICE
20 JUSTICE.
Nr. Kane. who was wounded p"s'"s
the Dtmcuisy. Not Vet Able 20 At
tend sours-Ibe Prisoners ASK
for hail. bet DO Not Ges H.

Sandy Meckins. Henry Br emege, WI
liam Thomas. William Morris and John
Taylor. the five men who ar e now IN jan
awaiting examination on The charge OF
felopeously assaulting and woundins
Mr.. James Kane with intent TO mann
disable. disfgurc and kill. were brought
up from jail yesterday NOR ming 10 an
swer the charges ia new warrant
which said that they did riouousIy
unanimously and unlawful. ~ assemp's
and IN part destroy the dwelling mouse
of Jsmes Kane. No. 110l north Seven
teepth street. This warrant grows out
Of the riotious acts Of these five negroes
last Sunday morning between IL ana
O'Clock. 49,
Only one man actually threw the
narticular rock that broke Mr.. Kane
leg. but this new charge will hold then
ali under the section Of the Code ABOUT
rioters acts aud tumultuous assemblies
quoted in Tuesdays TINES.
The parties were remanded 70 jail 70
await an examination on July 30 along
with the former charges. me Piov"
bilities are that Mr.. Kane VIII not D .,7
able 10 be out on July 3D.. when wiz
necessitate another continuance lot Yen
DAYS. Yesterday Mr.. Kane was isr
from being well, and doubts were eA'
messed whether ne could b0 out LOT
month. no
Al If O'Clock Yesterday morning
sandy Meekins. Henry Bremate ana
William Thomas appeared before the
Hastings Court on writ Of hdbedS cor
ms. After hearing the evidence, Judge
Witt declined to allow MeesinS anu
Bremage bail. He'allowed Thomas DdIl
in the sum Of 81 600, which he was no'
prepared TO give. He went win the
other two back TO Jail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

The new directories gotten out by
chataigne * Co. were distributed in
the various public Offices osthe city yes
terday. The directory is for 1889 and
1890.
4 number of our can t-get-away-but-
fOr-a-litlIe-whlle people viii run down
to Old Point and Hampton this even
ing, and return Monday morning in
time for business.
A good crowd will go up to the Otter
bind Lithia Springs to-day, on special
train, at the invitation Of the springs
proprietors. They will return at d
o'clock p. NJ, and leave at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
Workmen were engaged in stringing
the trolley wires on lower Main street
yesterday.
Dir. W. S. Gravely. treasurer Of
Henry county, was at the Capitol yes
terday settling his accounts with the
auditor. He also, IN the capacity Of
deputy sheriff of his county, brought
down 10 the penitentiary William
Wormly lcolOred), sentenced to two
years in the State prison. Mr. Grayely
returned to his home last night.
The vote on the local option question
at West Point Thursday was III dry, -
instead Of ii, as telegraphed.
i gentleman well advanced IN years.
who took the Wing through good and
evil report from 1884 up 70 the time
that paper was merged into the TINES,
writes from Meckleuburg that be likes
the TINES, and says please send it to
him.
The Rev. Lewis w. Burton has re-
turned TO the city, and will ofiiciate at
St. Johns next Sunday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

A straighttal will be given at the
men = meeting at the Y. NJ. 9. a. build
ing. Sunday, on the subject. -Four
Forcible Facts, by IL. .. Williams. the
State secretary. The meeting will com
meuce promptly at 3 and last one hour
A welcome will be given to all young
men.
The next monthly meeting of the as
ISOLATION will be held at the building
Thursday July Goth, at which time a.
interesting programme VIII be pre-
pared. and welcome extended TO tnt
new general secretary-Mr. Wilkinson
MIR. J. =. Stuart. the assistant-secfe
tary. has resigned, to take effect july
Isl. His successor has not yet been ap'
pointed.
The gymnasium instructor. Prof.
Cornelius. is away on a month"; leave
OF absence at Springfield. Mass. IN At
tendance upon the summer school fol
gymnasium instructors. He will come
back in August. and those who are
fortunate enough TO be under his III
structlon this fall. will reap the result
Of his month 5 study.
Mr.. 4. ID. Wilkinson. the new general
secretary, will assume charge at The
building on the 9th of July.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
Death of MISS Carrie zee car doso.

This Young lady died Thursday night
in this city, and a friend sends the fol-
lowing tribute to her memory:
Died. at the residence Of her father
No. 5l5 north Ninth street. at ll:4O L.
NJ. on Thursday night. eth instant.
Carrie Lee, eldest daughter of W. En-
NETT and Helen Cardozo. She had
reached her seventeenth birthday, full
of honors at her school, and a heart q
affection for the loved ones at home,
aud bound by ties of friendship to many
companions. She was the gentlest OF
the gentle moving about with quiet
step, and speaking scarce more than IN
whispered tones. Goodbye she said to
family and friends, who babe her fare =
well at her dying bed, and with patient
waiting she thanked her God who
giveth us the victory, ana fell asleep in
Jesus blessed sleep-eternally to rest
i'm that blessed abode, where she Will
Join in the angelic chorus Of loud
triumphant praises IN her home beyond
the skies.
Her funeral will take place this
morning at 10 O. clock from the Monu-
mental Church.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

For some time past II has been lne
custom for number OF young men 10
annoy the congregation Of the NenaDie-
street Baptist Church by misbehavinR
most grossly. A festival IS now IN
nroeress at this church. and the Dad
bows utilized the opportunity 10 put
info practice some of their wild freaks
much to the annoyance OF the iadles
Dresent-so much so. IN fact. that they
appeaied to The gentlemen 10 protect
them. A weli-knOwn and spunky
gentleman went down to the festival
night before last. and when the mis-
behavior commenced he TOOK hoin OF
the rinele.ider.and forcibly eJected INN
from the church. While on his way
home the gentleman was way-laid ana
assaulted with rocks. lie charged the
bows and put them 10 flight. aud iortu-
nateiv escaped harm from the missiles
that were sent after him. Deemlng 1he
matter Of sufficient Importance the
gentleman called on Police justice
Crutchfeld yesterday morning ana
stated the case. Some of the parties
are known. aud Justice Crutchtield de-
clared his intention Of having the
offenders brought TO punishment. IL
would be well 10 squash all such IN
decorous conduct, and steps VIII De
taken looking to the arrest OF the
offenders and the visiting upon them
of the fullest penalty Of the law.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
POLICE COURT.
c..e. p,.po,ss Of ~ H's Hohor Yes
ferday.

Thomas Marshall (colored) stole a
coon of chickens. to the number OF zen,
tho nrooerty of Joseph Jones. Thomas
believed thar during this picnic season
es;cLans sold high. and the proceeds OF
this coop would enable HIM 10 pay DE
vay on number OF coIored excursions,
and. seeing this coop OF chickens ID d
stable near the First market ne appivV,,
AWAITED them 10 his own use. lie VIII
moi 20 on any excursions TINS summer >
but will spend the time TIL near oc'o-
Der Is; IN the city all o.:tn.
The continued cases OF Charles baiiey
and James Bruce, two sailors on .he
barkentine Wilhemina. charged WIN
sssaulting and striking +. hnoop' d
mate ON the vessel. was again called,
The Court stated that he had decided
TO turn the men over 10 the "ei'n"'
Consul for trial. The offense happeneu
ON board Of the vessel. and Il IN the ma
ture OF mutIny. The two sailors were
remanded to Jail. subject to the Ter
man Consul's order. All the costs III
the case including the fees OF the ser
oeapt OF Richmond. have to be PAID Dy
the German Consul under the treaty
laws. s.L
Joe Davis, a little negro boy OF ebony
hue. who. some weeks ago, broke IN a
church. but did not steal anything
Thursday the little black chap took II
into his head to have a buggy ride. ne
succeeded. lie first invaded the staoie
of Rev. l.. W. Burton. rector OF Old ot'
John Church. He took the pastor ,
buggy. and eDjoyed a fine ride. NOT
satisfied with this ride, he determineu
on another. This time il was Mr. kuius
Yarborough's buggy. The Court de-
cided TO send the little fellow TO jan LOT
breathing spell. as no one CLAIMED
him. but after court was over, a kins-
man appearing, the Police Justice
Turned him over to him, with the al
vice that the boy be kept where he pc
Ionged. He is too young to be punished;
Robert +. Kemp (colored) was charged
with striking and wounding Archie
Cooper with intent to MAIN. disiigure'
disable. aud KILL The two had a hsht
and Kemp struck Cooper on the nose
whether with his fist alone or with
hrass knncks could not be determined
Coopers nose was broken. Kemp was
sent on to the grand jury.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
t,roperty transfers.

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday IN the
Chancery Court:
J. Thompson Brown 10 l.. M. Cowar.
din, 20 90 feet on south side Main
street, between Third and Fourth, S4-
$50; James NJ. Harvey to Thomas B'
Murphy ,37t feet on Broad street. north
east corner Thirty Second. So93.70
Thomas d. Hall to Alonza l.. Dowell'
80 feet on east side Buchanan street.
between Washington and William, 81
200: q. j. Hunt 10 Bailey Davis, 81
feet on south side Floyd street, be-
tween Linden and Cherry, $500.
Henry G.. Powers 90 Henry Holzgrefc,
20 Zee. on north side Leigh street, be.
tween Oak and Hanson. $500; John {.
Shafci To q. j. Hunt, l2O feet on south
side FloyG street. near Linden, Sls,2OO
Hiram w. Tyler's executors TO Byron
Wallerstein. 90 feet on south side Mich
olson street. near Hopkins, and 50 feet
on same near same. 5000; William j.
Westwood to Ia L. Bell, % feet ON north
side Marshall street, between Twenth-
eighth and Twenty ninth, S3,212.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
CHARTER GRANTED.
The North side Land Imp OVe"c"'
Company incorporated.


Judge Wexford, in the Circuit Court
Of Henric0 county, yesterday granted a
charter Of Incorporation TO the North
Side Land Improvement Company.
The purposes or the company are to
putchase real estate, improve the same
and enhance its value for the purpose
of devising. selling and other
uses to which it may be law
fully and proftably just and max
ing the same attractive by bulidiig,
fencing and draining: by constructing
or negotiating for. or procuring the
construction Of ads and ways, by pro-
viding water. light and other conVe-
niences. or the means OF procuring
them: bv planting trees and flowers
and by other means Of OfnamentauOn,
and by fertilizing and cultivation; l.
raise from said lands such products as
they NAV be adapted TO, and 10 utllIzs
the same: to establish and maintain re-
sorts for seekers of pleasure or Tecrea
ton: and, as occasion may offer, 10 de-
wise, lease aud sell such real estate
The capitol stock to be not les Than
S2J. 600. divided into shares OF 3iOO
each. The amount OF real estate To be
held at any one time l. not 20 exceed
| 900 acres The principal office Of the
company Is u be IN the county OF Hen
rico. The officers Tor The first y ear are.
President. J. NJ Fourqurean OF Hen
rico; Vice President, j. ID. Mosby, OF
Henrico: Secretary and Treasurer W.
II. Damn. OF Richmond; Directors Ed
ward ID. Price. p. A. Sublett. W. H.
Dunn. b. +. johnson, all of Richmond
J. ID. Mosby j. NJ. Fourqurean. } lem
ple. all OF Henrico; A. Ii. Mosby and
James 4. Patterson, Jr., both OF Au-
gusta county.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
An A,Signnnensin Isonrico.

a deed of assignment has been record
ed at lIenricO COunty Court from
Thos. l.. Pollard to II. IL. Nelson, trustee,
conveying all his personal property
at Turkey island farm. except such as
are reserved By sections $3.50 ana 3,OJl
of the Code; also the crop of wheat on
the farm, Tor the benefit of his creditors.
The preferred creditors are George
f. Pickett, S425 for rent; Miss Lizzie j..
Ban low. $40; Thomas Christian, Sl3 10.
The other creditors are George f..
Pickett. 1921 back rent; John War
riuer, $500: NJ j. Musson, 5000; Peter
j. Crew. Sl25: Rev George w. Wray,
$3.50: The Plans Manufacturing Com
pany. 800; Burnett Lewis. $40; Cooke
q Powell, S25; Fgg q Rider, - 90;
Edward fowlkes, $40; ii. NJ. Smith *
Co., S9l; William d. Burford, S2S;
George Walton, $780, Isaac Tower
$3.50. Baldwin q Brown. S6.0S. Total
liabilities. $4,000; assets not given.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
TWO WOMEN
Arrested by John wrsn's Detective
Agency for House burning I'm nsdd's-

The residence OF Mr.. W. II. Perkins
near Urebanna. Middlesex county, va.
lone Of the most prominent citizens OF
that county,, was set on tre In the
night time May 10. 1889, and Mr..
Perkins, feeling confident that 1t was
the work of an incendiary. was de-
sirous of having it investigated. lie
consulted the supervisors OF SAID
county. and they authorized the EN-
ployment Of John Wren's Detective
Agency.
On June 9th Mr.. Wren sent two OF
his operatives to the county, who there
upon started the investigation, which
resulted in the arrest of two negro
women-Rosa Belle Lewis and Emma
Jane Wormley-employed by Mr. Per
kins. and who had recently had some
difficulty with another negro woman
also in Dir. Perkins employ, and
who had been placed IN au-
thoritv over them. Positive EVIL
dence was gathered by the opera
tiyes az to the guilt OF the two women,
and they were given hearing before
Mr.. 4. w. Hewitt. a magistrate OF the
county. on June 25th, and were sent by
him on TO the grand jury, which met
the following day and found true bills
against them. The trial of the prison
ers was fixed for the July term Of the
County Court of Middlesex, which
meets the third "Wednesday of the
month. and the prisoners were remand
ed to jail without bail.
The Commonwealth attorney, Mr..
I. G. Jones. expressed his decided
opinion that both would be convicted
on the evidence furnished him.
This case was the cause of great
deal of excitement throughout the
county. and constant threats were made
Of lynching the parties if caught, and
but Tor the calm advice Of a few of The
citizens in the immediate vicinity az
the time Of the prisoners arrest, doubt
less Judge Lynch" would have tried
their cases and finally disposed of
them.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
Ihe Ornfnrio ofHniI,.

Thursday evening at Pine-street Bap-
tist Church, there was given a beautiful
rendition of the OlalOriO of Ruth. -
The scriptural words were faithfully
translated in song, and those partici-
pating acquitted themselves with credit.
Miss Lula Bethel seemed to be a
special favorite. Those present say
that her singing was without fault, and
her rendition of the solo as the Israel
itish woman deserved the hearty ap-
plause 1t received. Mr. III. Watkins
came in for full share of applause,
as did the chorus. whose work was
really splendid Mr.. James Calder
spleudidly directed the entire concert.
Mr.. Herbert Rees, the organist of the
church. performed the pisnoforte &C
compartment with his usual clever
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
COMMITTEE on STREETS.
Action In Regard 80 the chesterfield
Land Improvement Street halfway.

The Committee on Streets held a
meeting last night. The committee
first met in the City Engineers office,
Present Mr. Lewis d. Crenshaw and
Messrs. Stratton. Capsrs. Higgins
Crump Glover, Chapel, Carter and
Curtis.
The committee awarded the follow.
ing contracts: Oats, Alvey Bros, at
31ic. per bushel, corn. Alvey Bros, at
47tc. per bushei; brown stuff, c. l..
Todd. Sl5.40 per ton. ship stuff, &. l..
Todd. IS. 80 per ton, salt. {. l.. Todd,
81 A. per sack; straw. Alvey Bros, 1910.
per hundred sheaf oats. Savage. Bey-
eridge q Co.. zoe. hay, Savage, Beyor-
idge * Co., $1,000 per ton.
The committee then adjourned to the
Hastings Courtroom. where the large
crowd present could be accommodated
and the atmosphere would be more
pleasant. The large crowd was drawn
cut by reason Of the fact that the Com
mlttee on Streets was 10 decide on OPEN
ing alleys aud certain other street inn
provoments. to be maue aJ the cost of
owners Of the property. The Hastings
Courtroom was well filed with parties
interested, and it was in il that the
committee resumd its session.
TALKING ABOUT A NUISANCE.
Messrs. Butler sand Chalkley COM
planned of the bowling and shouting OF
men on the Richmond Union Passenger
Railway Company near Floyd street
switch. A committee from Seventh
street Church complained OF the inter
ruption Of religious service on the Sab
bath and on Wednesday night by the
electric cars. The vranghng Of the
motor men and conductors at the
switch late at night caused cars 10 be
banked, and then the passengers be-
came boisterOus.
Mr. Higgins moved to refer the mat
ter 10 the City Engineer and City
Attorney, and have the nuisance aba.ed.
Canned.
MANCHESTER LAND IMPROVEMENT STREET
RAILWAY.
Mr. Taylor Slratton advocated the
preparation Of an ordinance. 10 be pre-
pared by the City Attorney and the City
Engineer, 90 be submitted 10 the com
mittee at a future meeting Of the COM
mittee. granting certain franchises 20
the Chesterfield Land aud Improve
ment Company.
Major Capers said that he could not
vote for the ordinance unless he could
be satisfied that the company would be
to cross the free bridge.
lie did not think another street rail
way should run up Seventh street I'M
less it went clean through. Colonel
Iazewell Elicit, upon invitation. stated
that the company was willing To put up
ample security for the faithful per-
Torrance Of any contract. Colonel FL
lett spoke at length IN advocacy of the
new road.
Mr.. Higgins offered as a substitute
what was practically Mr. STATIONS
notion. that the franchise be granted
under certain restrictions, and that the |
City Attorney aud City Engineer and |
representatives. Of the railroad be re-
iuested 10 prepare an ordinance cover
ng details, to be reported ~ the COM
nittee at subsequent meeting. The
ailroad company agreed To put up
orfeit for the building Of the road.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
elletlff (Dflff.

The jury In the suit Of John McEvoy
against the Virginia Electric Light and
Power Company came into court yes
tefday with verdict in favor of the
defendant. Plaintiff 3 counsel moved
10 set aside the verdict, which the
Court overrulec. and judgment was en-
tered.
One coupon suit was dismissed on
motion Of. tbe Commonwealth.
Mr.. Thomas p. Bagby qualified 10
practice law in this court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
New omce,s orIne Times Company

At a recent meeting OF stockholders
of the Times Company, Mr.. III. b. Owen,
the late efficient president Of the com
pany, resigned, and Mr.. Joseph Bryan
was elected president in his place.
Mr.. 5. L. Gililand resigned as business
manager. and Mr.. George W. Manning
was put in charge Of the mechanical de
partment of the paper.a as superintendent,
with special powers.
Mr.. William Mitchell had. at q pre-
vioue meeting OF the stockholders, been
elected secretary and also made treasu.
or Of the company, in the place of Mr..
ID. J. Burr, whose faithful services
were acknowledged by resolution.
An the new officers have entered upon
the discharge of their duties.