The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-27

lHh NEW OALt ORDlNANChs--~. no
is a full and correct copy OF the new salt Ordt-
nance TO be presented TO Councis:--
- Supplement % ne Ordinance entitled An Grat-
,Sdvs approved 2sd Fs6g1ia'T 1857 " "'''''O'
- tcti6n /, The seiec aud Common Council OF the
10 which THIS is sspppment, be 50 "a! modiaed as
salt np1r tbss snS rsosqs s is sfeS
the snow shall have been removed by mocha ical
Bks STee and on sas sSsnue north Of %ssf
street sne o. az the I ~ tehes IN curves; and & on
low and CallowhI streets, whers the gradient is
ter Streets from Hancock 10 second street on second
sno Fourth streets; from PopAr street; north for
Girard avenue; on Eleventh street. rom 1ho ompson
side hom apple street 10 ruth street: on Twenty.
third street liooi spr garden TO Brown street, on
street; on tecouu street from U ion street to Piue
on coates Sno Green streets from TSenty,sscoad 10
Twenty ibird street; on Front street, from Union
Prov,d'd, That whenever the said Passenger Rail.
tbs ordinance they shall make, al their own ex-
pense, Connecu ~ between the horse-t ,cg and the
the ord nance approved March ., 1867, entitled IAN
ordinanceto trooote Public Cleanliness and Health"
ILLEGAL DIsTILLArIoN. Commissions Au-
brey II. Smith held a hearing in the case of
Robert Moore. alias Robert HarRraves, VINO Is
charged with dlstiling without a license, at an
establishment in ROxborough. Tue following
WITNESSES testified TO the facts In the case:-
Robert M. Carlyle swOrn-I am an Assessor of the
Sixth Division of the Fourth COllectilH Districts 1
the distillery at Roxborough, under the name OF
my oflice in CsmSc street; Colonel LeckIer talk
ing with him; was introduced TO defendant as Nc.
tanning license for dist,leiy ostephens
messs;s Was gons Up that Way: made Efforts to see
the in ide dislilery, sut u was locked up; asked
piled In the negative; there we're some rough boards
saw tw" stills that had apparently just been used;
mere were two barrel, Of what appeared TO be mo-
RsifSartei q moiasss mash. Moore, when
s SSnnns 9Tns Se s sS hsS GSGH h%
self by saying he did not: Afterwards he admitted
license thinking that there would he change In the
of Congress- with reterel ce to distilled sprlts
uses The alias Of Robert Iargrsve the zure
on the 18th o. Iecember never saw the defendant
The case wss continued over and the defendant
was put under bail for his appearance
OBITUARY.-Again we are called upon to
notice the death of n citizen of this city; one
who was loved and respected by one and all as
a highly cultivated gentleman, Christian,
and gallant soldier; one who has long been
Identified with the interests of philadelphia,
and whose loss will be deeply felt by this com-
Al 10 o'clock last evening, Lieutenau- Colonel
KocbespeTger bTeathed his last Deceased was
one Of the firm who started Bloods Penny Post,
and after that ceased operations he originated
the present fourishing laundry business. At
the breaking out of the war he recruited a COM
pany and received his commission as Captain
In the list Pennsylvania Regiment. He served
with distinction throughout the war. After the
first battle OF BallS Blun, ne was promoted 10
the Lieutenant. Colone elcy Of his regiment for
bravery on that occasion. Deceased was an
affable gentleman. and possessed many good
qualities. His sudden death will cause deep
grief among a large circle OF friends. He was a
member of the Grand Lodge of Dad. Fellows o!
the Stale of Pennsylvania, and past grand
officer of the Grand Encamnment:
STABBING AFFRAY.-About half fpast9 o'clock
this morning, as a little boy named Samuel
Sampson was proceeding down Second street, a
boy somew hat larger rushed out OF Meade
alley and deliberately stabbed him in the right
arm with a pocket-knife, inflicting wound
about an inch in length and half an inch deep
Sampson walked 10 his home, No S37 Suther'
land sire ct, the blood from the wound trickling
down and showing the route he took. bis
wound was dressed, and pronouncei painful
but not serious one. The wounded lad II very
quiet boy, and does not associate with The
Youngsters in the neighborhood. He has been
stopped several times and been struck by boys
in The vicinity of Second and Christian streets.
The lads IN that neighborhood and those resld'
ing In Meade alley, 1t appears, indulg in lights
with stones bricks, etc, each party running
with a rival "machire" Nothing OF so serious
occurred in that neiehborhood among the boys
Before. The policeman on that beat should
look after them, and arrest all caught lighting,
and have them sent 10 the House OF Refuge.
A SEIzURE.-United States Assessor Richard
MIlward, arrested John Scott, Yesterday, at his
residence No. 2222 Hamilton street, for distill-
| ing whisky without q license. The officer seized
| the still and worm. upset lot of mash, and
carried of his prisoner, who was put under Sl5OU
| bail by Alderman Hutchinson.
Kn1ED.-James Nichols was run over al
Walnut street wharf yesterday, by a large
| truck said TO belong to Mr. Struther's stone
| yard, and was instantly killed. The Coroner
| took charge of the body and will hold an In
| quest.
ALLEGED PERJURY.-Commissione Phillip:
| held a further hearing in the case of Elizabeth
| Wilson, who is alleged to have sworn falsely ir
| rtaiO