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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-25
S SHIPPING NEWS
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The Nrw yoRs HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to milestone, H. and the same is
now open tor the transaction OF business
The line will be found Of great those having
business with vessels passing and the sound and
every facility win be given merchants and others to
communicate promptly,
As there il no other telegraph communication with
whitestone the Herald Line will open for all business
and private messages aud the attended o with all
possible despatch
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have beer established -
Private messages twenty-five cents Tor ten words or
less two cents for every additional word.
Business mesSages--For message OF twenty WORDS or
less to be delivered board vessels OF Wtestone one
dollar; i've cents for every additional word
Advertisements Tor the NEw yoRK HERALD free.
Herald Office. corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald ship News once, pier No East River
Herald Branch once, No 1875 Broadway
Herald Branch once, corner Boerum and Fulton
streets. Brooklyn
whitcsonc Dock, wbitcstone. III.
Al the Herald Branch Oftces corner Of Boerum and
Fulton streets BROOKLYN, and 1865 Broadway, New YORK
will bc bulletin Of the arrival Of ali steaners daN
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. "a, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Columbia BrA Mackay, G,asgow-Hender-
Steamship Old Dominion Walker. Norfolk, City Point
and Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
ship Helen Clinton, Blanchard, New Orlcans-N II
Brigham.
Bark Iona, Phillips, HULL F Whitney Co.
, Bark Alan (Br), Martyr, Queenstown or Famouth-G
Bulley.
Bark Columbia (NCl, Ihder. Bremen-H Koop
Bark Hilda (Nor). Olsen Bordeanx-C Tobias Co.
Bark Garth, Jayne, st Cr0ix-P Hanf0rd Co.
Bark Brazil (Br), Mackie, Kingston-G Buliey.
Brig Nicola Maria DAM scherpber, Rotterdam
Funch, Edge Co.
Brig Nyovo Michele Gtal,, siano. venee-F unch
Edye Co.
Brig Rapid (Br), Lawton. Boco del Toro-G Vessels.
Brig Rachel Coney, Coney, Mayaguez-Nadal Gu
boas.
Brig Gazele, Cole, Matanzas-Brett Son Co.
Brig Joseph Clark, Stah, Cardenas.s c Loud Co.
Schr Annie, Ekerman, Brazos-B Weinberg
schr Harry White, Hopkins Georgetown, Dem-E
Rowe Co
schr Richards, Irving, savannah-Evans Ball
Co.
Schr Lottie Irving, Wilmington NC-Evans, Ball Co.
. Schr VIM Tce, Tice, Newbern, NC-Madison Holmes
Go.
Schr Acken, Meade, stamford-stamford Manufac
turing Co.
scbr J Williams. Morreli stamford-stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
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ALBANY, Jan. "a, 1873
The following bills reported -
To extend the time tor the collection of taxes in all
towns OF the State amend the authorizing the
stitutional Commission to allow the Commission
act the judiciary article; to legaze the acts OF
notares public who have removed from county to
another authorize the Sheriff OF Kings county ap-
point ocers regulating the pay stenographers
the three and halt mills the canal general
fare the Southern Central Railroad; to authorize
railroad companies to construct warning signals
the charm ofevery circle Of which he formed part is
dead; and
Whereas the sudden death Of man so eminent in his
profession, well and iavoraby known for his public
services his qualities of mind and his genial
and generous nature demands and should receive special
Resolved, That this House learns with an undivided
sentiment Of sorrow Of the death Of William Cassidy in
the prime and maturity Of vigorous intellectual man
political faith. His memory Is deserving of lasting
Resolved That this House tenders to the family OF the
deceased its profound sympathy III their sudden and dis
esslng berc0vemcnta loss irrcparabc to them,
only be mitigatcd by the most delicate and
felt evidences OF respect
be appropriately engrosed and signed by the
and Clerk and be presented to the family OF the de-
ceased.
Resolved, That this House do now adjourn.
Mr.. PmRsoS, in offering the resolution said ne would
refrain from making extended at
since his remarks yesterday the public had spoken
Mr. JAcoBs followed in feeling tribute to the abilities
and qualities OF deceased.
Mr.. Hustled was the next speaker in a similar strain
Mr. WEED followed paying tribute to the AZ
n dear and intimate friend.
The resolutions then adopted, and the House ad.
Journed I'll Monday evening" at halipast seven o'clock
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CLERICAL sWINDLING.

Detective Hand. OF Boston, Thursday night
arrested person calling himself the Rev. Willlam
Hutchinson, IN Swedesboro, n. j., on a charge OF
swindng George Allan, Of Boston, a commission
merchant, out OF Sl,ioO. The prisoner was arrested
on rcquistion rom the Governor OF Massachusetts
and on last night he was ccommodatcd with cell
In Police Headquarters. He is q gentlemanly-look
ing individual ana looks like person well calcu-
laied 10 impose upon the crcdulity OF the public.
lie worked his was into the confidence Of Allan
anu gained his good graccs to such degree that
ne readily advanced him 81. 100 worth or goods,
win the proceeds OF which tue Rev. william dis
appeared. warrant was taken out for his arrest,
ami the case was placed in the hands OF Detective
Hand VINO succeeded ON Thursday In running his
man down. He will he taken on 10 Boston to
answer the Charge TINS morDlDg
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The Leavitt Art Sale-second and Last
Evening.

The Leavitt Art sale-second and Last
Evening.
The rest OF the late Mr.. Higgins0n's pictures
were disposed of last evening at the Clinton Hall
Rooms, at the following prices Going TO Mar
ket tdrawing), 81 60; Dish OF Peaches, SIT SO;
First Love, SIS; MIDDAY Rest. sos; Vase
OF Flowers, SIS; Blowing Bubbles $25; Twin
Peaches, $25; Old House in Georgetown. ID. C.;
$50; Old Ruin at Hampton n. Y, $50; Sailing
the Sheep, $125; Female Head, $l2 90;
Head, $l2 so; Crows Nest by Moonlight
$72 SO; Dixvile Notch, N. H., $50;
Young "'6l'' Sleeping on HIS Arms, $50 SO; The
Sculptor, $40; Landscape. $40; The White Plume
$50; Nathan Hale 1.-THE Martyr spy Summoned to
Execution 1895; The Farm Yard, $l22 so; The
Fisherman's Haunt, $55; Shakespeare, SEQ; Mary
Queen Of Scots, sa7 SO; Autumn, $50; sangay
Volcano and Falls OF Pastozo, s. A., sos;
The Frontier sutlcr s65; Landscape, $s7 So;
$ll0: Crusaders, $130; Mount Conway, n. H.,
S42 so; Idle Moments, sos; Landscape Old House,
Yesr s the GoGp s
Mountain, $500; Child and Goat, 1926; Ravine in
the White Mountains, $76; Scene in Switzerland
Dream SO; Meirose Abbey, SO; sheibufne
cences Of BERKSHIRE County, Mass sss POLITICIANS,
$50; King Lear, 500; Landscape, $35; Pride Of the
Paa $780, indian
Marauders water color, sos; Buffalo Hunt water
color, SOS; Autumn in the Woods, $40; The Poser,
the Sand Bird, s67 SO; Flowers, $225; William Hart,
$42 SO; The Pet, $2l5; Gathering Storm Off Mount
Desert, coast Of Maine, $l2O; Coast OF Labrador,
MIA, 500; Fisher Boy, sl0O Indian Summer, $40;
Raspberries in the Leaf, s25 Roses, $25;
set near Leeds, N y, $40; Warren. $40 so;
The Convaescent, $3.50; Spring, 500; Landscape,
$35; Marine, S95; Marine, Gloucester Mass, 500;
M
Awe, $40; ON the HOusatonic, $40; Trout Fishing
IN the Highlands, Early Morning, $65: Scene In
Normandy SIS; Flemish Lacemaker, $3.50; Land
scape, s45 Head or Newfoundland Dog, s75;
Landscape and Figures, Bathing water color,
$32 SOL The Guide OF the Alps water color, sos;
Mouse, &25.
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A GENTLEMAN FROM "eREENBURa -

He Meets = Trusting Friend md Is Swim
died out Of Thirty Doliars-He Backs
Him i'm the Old Game OF BancO-'The
SwindIer Arrested and Brought BE fore
Judge Bowling.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Isaac Ieviness a resi-
dent OF the town Of Greenburg, Westchester
county, was stroling down Broadway, seeking in
formation from casual passers-by in regard to the
location of a certain place of business which he
was DESTROYS OF visiting. In response to his
queries one Charles Higgins, gorgeously appar.
elled individual, kindly volunteered, not only
the Information sought, but likewise the
bcnent OF his company, lest his rural
friend might further mistake HIS way. While
walking together Mr.. Higgins suddenly accosted
the latter with the inquiry whether he was not
from Westminster county. Certainly, replied
the unsuspccting couutryman. IL am from Green
burg and my name Is Leviness.r sLeviness, Levi
ness" thoughtiully calculated Mr.. Higgins, 'why
know y0ur people WE'LL" Delighted at fading % n
acquaintance from his own pcighbOrhood. Mr..
Leviness completely unbosomed himself to
invitation to Join him q bottle Of wine While
IN this socable mood Mr. Higgins confidentially
informed the gentleman from Greenbnrg that he
had Just drawn prize in the Kentucky Lottery
and was about 10 have IL cashed. Together they
went toa place IN Canal street. near Broadway
ana had the prize duly cashed, Mr.. Higgins rccciv-
ing some ninety-ninc dollars proceeds. There
happened TO be little game In progress called
with desire 10 play. He did play, and his
fortunate Investment gradually melted away
\ gentle nan at the elbow of Mr.. Lcvincss from
rescue Of his New YORK friend. which he gallanily
dld 10 the extent Of $780, Inspector Waling. dis
eu'sed III cltizen's attire, mad been quiet speca
Tor Of the whole scene and now deemed II time to
intervene. lie seized MIR. Higgins and, after short
struggle forced him TO the street. Detective
heidelberg who was in tine peighborhood. came to
the Inspectors aid, and Mr.. Charles Higgins and
me rural gentleman were conducted before Justice
Downing The Justice promptly committed him
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The Constitutional Comm ission.

ALBANY, Jan ~, 1871.
AT the session OF the Constitutional Commission
to-day Mr.. PiNGLk. from the committee on the
article relative to the Governor, his power and
duties, reported in favor OF making the term Of
once Of the Governor three years. and he shall be
at least thirty years OF age; also providing that
two-thirds of all the members elected to each
House shall be necessary to pass "a bill over Veto
Mr.. H0wLANDDtroduceda an amendment providing
for Board OF Managers Of State Prisons, consist
ing OF four persons TO be appointed by the Cover
nor.
Mr.. BROOKS presented an amendment making
free schools q constitutional provision.
The balance OF the morning session was occupied
on the report prohibiting special legislation.
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DONATIONS FOR THE BALTIC SUFFERERS

Mr.. Johannes Eosing, the North German Consul
General in this city, has made scknow Judgment
OF The following donations toward the relief Of the
sufferers by the hate fierce storms on the Baltic
coast Of North Germany :--f wilkins German con.
sui at 81. Paul. MIMI. si4s; Fred. +. Frey, 500: H.
B. hermann, Consul at Mobile, So; Mr. Won Baum.
buch, German Consul at Milwaukee, So: W. Pied.
ermeyer. College Point, 81; ". Kramer, $40 Is !:
4. W. Stene, 81; A. Steinechel, Consul at Cincln.
natl, 5000; T. r. Dori. si0 Rev. Mr.. firkclin, 81 !:
". II. -, So: j. q. Borsardine, Sheboygan. 81; pre-
vIously acknowledged, $l,lii %. Total subscrip-
ton up to date, SASS ~. Another remittance Of
900 thalcrs has been made To the Central Commit
* nm
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THE PISTOL ONCE AGAIN.
Marrow ESCAPE from Death in . Ho-
bOken Hotel.

bOken Hotel.
For some time past an III feeling has existed be.
tween two HoboKen bartenders, named John
Gerotz and william Anderson, the former employed
at the Union and the latter at Unrein's
Hotel Last night GerOltz, with o loaded
six shooter IN his hand, repaired 70
Unrein's house, where he came into collision with
his enemy. GerOltz was intoxicated, and COM
menced to abuse Anderson. few angry words
ensued, GerOltz drew forth the weapon, aimed d.
rectly at his antagonist, and In another instant
would have lodged its contents in his skull had not
Unren, with incredible agility rushed upon the
frcnZied man and seized the pistol. Anderson
aided in keeping him from otherwise wreaking
vengeance on him until a policeman arrived who
lodged the would-be assassin safely In prison.
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POSTAL CARDS.
To THE RpIroR OF THE HERALD

To THE HpIToR OF THE HERALD
Congress passed a law last session empowering
the Postmaster General to issue postal cards sub
ject to one cent postage, similar postal cards
having been some time In existence in Germany
and in England. No appropriation having been
made to defray expense or the cards. they have not
been issued. Though have watched Congressional
proceedings pretty closely, have not seen any FUR
Their reference to these cards. Please jog Mr. Cres-
wells memory about that appropriation. ana oplige
A SUBSCRIBER.
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INCENDIARY FIRE.

At haifpast ten O'Clock last night fire broke out
In the basement OF the three story brick building 20
Pike street. occupied by Patrick Rim as cooper
shop. The fire was extinguished without any
started by an incendary a. Kerosene oil was
found sprlnHed over The moor and barrels.
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l869Number of races. 1872
!Nl-Number OF races. $40
lS72-Number OF races. sos
This shows the marked increase in the last three
years OF 1858 races. The figures speak for them
selves and show what decided hold racing is
gaining on the affections OF the people.
The following events, to be run for during the
Spring Meeting OF the Maryland Jockey Club, CON-
mencng May 81 are still open Tor nominations,
and will close on the 1st Of February
Preakness stakes, for three Odds; and half
whs ~ To ay or py club to add 0 Of
Handicap Stakes Tor tonry year Odds of $50 each half
which $0O to second horse mile heats weights to be
announced February i5 declarations to be made
Chesapeake stakes for FLIES three years old one and
quarter miles; lbs s extra for the winner Of the
club to add $500 Of which Sido to second y pay
to add ;5oa i've OF more 10 n' club
The Spring meeting OF the Savannah Jockey
Ga, will commence on Tuesday, February 4, and
continue on the 5th, 9Th and 7th. The following is
the programme
FIRST DAYFirst kace.-sweep stakes, for three-year
$500 added by the club closed with ten nominations
Second Race.Sweepstakcs for olds; mile
with three nominations Third Raee2Mie heats PURSE
500 $50 70 first s5o tS second horse; 81.
$4oo to first sloo to second horse. Second RaceAsso
a Un az 81. Ts C ddsS nd
club: closed with three nominations
purse $500; $3.50 6rs $3.50 to second horse Second
c5 threeysar olds one and quar-
club; closed with ten nominations
rounra DAY.First Race-Three mile heats; purse
faa.t OF two %e for all
ages; weight for age.
A. Bemonts imported mare Bernice, by stock.
at the Nursery Stud Farm, Long Island, on
January 20.
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NEW YORK CITY.


Mr.. James f. Munson, the author of photographic
text books, yin commence course OF lectures on
photography before the teachers at the Saturday
Normal College At twelve O'Clock to-day.
Late yesterday afternoon John Reilly. youth Of
twenty years, while at work on the fifth floor Of
the new building csrner of Fulton and Nassau
streets, accidentally fell to the cellar and was
almost instantly killed The body was sent to the
MOrgue and Coroner Young notincd.
Coroner Young was yesterday notified to hold an
inquest at the Twentieth rpecinct police station
On the body OF James Lawrence, forty eight years
OF age and q native OF Nova Scotia, who died from
the effects OF injuries received on Thursday alter
noon by falling from the roof Of premises 252 West
Twenty-efghth street TO the pavement while he
was at work. The occurrence was purely acct
DENTAL
pubic reception will he given this evening to
Miss Emily Faithful, the wen known English
anthOress. editress and lecturer, Mt Steinway Hall
by a number OF ladies connected with the literary
and artistic circles OF the metropolis. Madame
Van Zandt will assist in the musical exercises and
congratu atOry addresses will he delivered by well
known female celebrities to the heroine OF the
occasion.
The Trustees OF the Cooper Union announce the
beginning on Saturday January 25, OF the annual
course OF free scientific lectures the people by
lecture by Professor @. A. Young, oil Dartmouth Col.
oniFebruary Sand15 by threefectures by Professor
q. A. Barker, OF Yale College, on spectrum Analy-
SIS" "RevelatiOns Of the Sun Through the Spectre
scope" and Revelations OF the Stars Through the
through the saturday evenings OF February, March
and April.
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HORSE NOTES.

Number OF Races and Horses In 1879.
From the Turf Field and Farm]
The past season, like its predecessor, shows
healthy Increase in the number OF turf events. APP
pended we give the number OF races in all parts
Of the United States last year-595 divided fO!-
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B U r N S
The Memory Of Scotia'S FavOrite Bard
Among Scotia's Born Sons.
Celebrations by The st. Andrews Society, the
CALIFORNIAN Club and Others.
snAME," HIlARITY AND nAceIs."

Fair "a Your honest sonsie face,
Great chieftain O. the puddin' race;
Aboon them a ye TAX yer place,
Painch, tripe or thairm.
Weel are re worthy O. grace
As lang 8 my arm.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship India Br), Brown, Glasgow Jan g. with
mdse and passengers to Henderson Bros. Experienced
strong westerly gales and high continuously during
;, Steamship Frisia dSG), Meier, Hamburg. Jan via
Havrs lth with mdse and i6s tS Kanhard
BILE breaking the vessel several times; detained
in the lower bay 9hours account of thick weather
Jan lat AZ Is lon 80 IS W, passed Guon steamship
Steamship Moro Castle, Morton Havana Jan ls, PM
via Nassau GOTH att PM with mdse and passengers to
. Steamship Francis, Waldron, New Orleans, via Key
west and Charleston, in ballast, to Odell Co.
lumber to Bentley, Gilderseeve 4 Co.
Schr Samuel Wood. Wood, Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Grace Cushing Bailey, Gardiner for New York.
Schr Fleetwing, Brown. Boston for New York.
Schr Allen Quincy Quincy New Haven tor New York.
johnson.
schr G P Pomeroy, Tribble Providence for New York
BOUND EAST.
steamship Bolivar Lawson New York for New Bed.
ford.
steamship Glaucus Bearse. New York for Boston.
Steamship III Cid. Davis, New York for Norwich
schr Samuel Castner. Risley, New York for Boston
Steamer Doris, Young, New York for Providence.
Steamer Albatross Davis, New York for Fall River.
HERALD TELEGRARH STATION,
WHIrxsroNE, Ii, Jan "a Pm.
There Is abatement In the northeast storm which
in evening of2d All which then put in here's
well many other coasting steamers which have
since left the city, at anchor of Hammond's fats
and will probably remain until clear weather.
There 10 immense quantity of drt ice In the river
and need not look for its disappearance until the
veers round to the southwark or westward
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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For these sos races 9O5 different horses ran. TC
show the increase in the number OF turf events fol
the last four years we annex the following table -
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

The following are the total net receipts
Som eunhp
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Bark Goethe, for Bremen; briggs Ennis, Matanzas Es
cort, st Johns, NJ; schr England's Rose, Bristol.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-15

the opposition to "levy' was insigniG.
cau,; while in UPshur, the Rerubli-
Gun stronghold, a greater disposition
was manifested to defCa, it than in any
other county in this District. Never
was there q more unanimous vote
given upon any subject, aud in those
counties Of the State where Democrat
ic mojoritics were largest, the opPOsi-
ton to levy was tho smallest,
The Democratic party is to-day, us
It always has been since tho formation
Of the government, the Party of the
People, Now, as then, it will jCa-
Iousl y guard and defend the rights Of
all. Now, as then. i, is the party Of
liberty, federation, educ alton and good
soycrnmcnt-and by this sign it will
overcome all its enemies.
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THE w. & G. RAILROAD,
COLLINS SETTLEMENT, Sep. 4

COLLINS SRTTLRSlENT, sep, H.
Mn. EplroR:-As you solicit an cx-
preston Of opinion from tho country
people on the question of the proposed
subscription to tho Weston & CIarks.
burg Railroad, | will give you the
views Of the people Of my ncishbor-
hood. Tho subject was pretty tho.
roughly discussed last week BY our
company while working tho road; and
while there was some diversity Of
opinion rs 10 whether it was a new
barrel thrown out to amuso the whale,
or an old one reprinted for that pur-
pose, tho determination appeared al
most unanimous to vote against it,
They do not believe the subscription
TO tho Northern & Southern West
Virginia Railroad is legal; but fit is
binding, they do not SEQ how voting a
like sum to another railroad will release
them from the former. VIII some Of
your gentlemen learned in the law
please explain tn for really we would
like to have n railroad, or some other
kind ola road lhnt We could travel
over easier than the ones now in use.
FARMER.
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T91E Eh1G|GRgB
MoMNNN, seW No
Death Of Major Horny II, wiihers
"MEMrNro NOM ~

Departed this life, on the 9th of
September, 1878. 10 Chenille, Gil
mcr County, Major Henry H..
WITuENs,
Tho death Of Major Withers with.
draws from society good citizen und
leigLbor, and social companion. Al
tho time of his death no was High
Sheriff of GilHcr County, a position to
which he had been twice called by the
people Of that COunty-and a place,
too, which 10 had filed to the cvtirc
satisfaction Of the public.
Major Withcrs had resided for many
years in this town and county. lie
was one Of our most polite and accom-
modating merchants; and was es.
tcOmcd By tho good people Of Lewis
County us an upright citizen and an
honest man. The deceased was about
so years Of age, of commanding ap.
pcaranc0, Of a vigorous intellect, aud
powerful constitution. But the terri.
bIc monster, Death, had selected him
us bis victim, mud after pinC days Of
suffering, IIESRy Il. WlruERs, in the
midst ii bis manhood aud usefulness,
surrounded by bis family and old
friends, brcathed bis last
NIgNENTo Nom !-bo mindful OF
dcath-urc tho solemn words which We
have chosen for this brief notice Of
our departed friend, to warn oil in
life, who o.day arc full Of health and
strength. and arc counting on many
long years yet to live. to be ever ready
for that reaper, who comes upon US at
I'LL hours of the day and night, aud
whose very touch is Death!
- Tho remains were brought to
this place on tho It'll inst, and inter.
red in the family burial ground.