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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30
WHAT CRIME COSTS THE PEOPLE OF
MISSOURI.

We desire. as concise!y as possible. 10
call the attention OF the people OF Mis-
souri, to the immense sums of money
which are annually wrung from them to
d FRAY the expense of REFRESHING crime.
1t is asserted BY those who have the best
means OF knowing that criminal costs
are greater III this than in any other
! state in the union. However this may be
we think they are excessive. and hope
that a mere statement OF their amour t
will awake the press, that great engine
OF enlightenment, TO 81 consideration OF q
subject which in Importance Is second
10 none in the polit cal economy OF the
state.
Crimes are divided in this state into
TWO classes -felouieS and mlsdemean-
orS. The punishment for felony IS death
or imprisonment il the penitenlt!ary ;
for miSdemeanor, tine or imprisonment
in county jaiIs. or both. Except rs other
wise provided. unless collected from
defendants. which is rarely done. the
costs OF n! trials Tor felony are paid out
Of the state treasury costs accruinS IN
the prosecution OF mlsdemeanUrs being
paid by the counties IN which the indict-
ments are found.
The last general assembly approprla-
ted. IN addition 10 the appropriation for the
deficiency coming over from Gov Har-
din's administration, the sum ot SiUp.-
QQQ for the payment OF costs in criminal
cases during the years 1917 and 1873.
and the same process will be repeated
by the next. and the next Legislatures
unless there is q radical change in our
criminal code in the interest Ut the hon
est element OF the population. The I'M
mense sun thus set apart WAS Intended
TO pay such costs as are Incidental to
trials. to the maintenance OF prisoners
IN county jails. the transportation OF
criminals from Il county to another
and to the penitentlary-dnI tor nc
other purposes. Il needs no argument
10 prove tnat the money expended LOT
the apprehension of iugitives from jus
tee. for tbs enforcement Of civil law or
suppression OF o%ut!awry, for the pay OF
militia called out 10 aid the sheriff in the
discharge of his duties. tor salaries OF
Judges OF criminal courts, and for the
maintenance OF the p~enitentiary, is As
iesitimatelv 8 part OF the cost Of crime
- IS the money expended tor trials.
To give = clear view OF the matter we
present below 5 tabu.ated statement
showing the amounts paid by the state
Tor the years designated, carefully com
piled from oiticia. sources. which may
he relied on as being absolutely correct.
le69 AsD l,7O.
,-r n nyE .rla' = a4I TRANSFORMATION Stl4 90 -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2ls1. 49,.

between The hours oi nine O'Clock in tn. fore.
day. IN font OF the courthouse dor in tho -, .
a. h'NloS'nh' c"tlniy oi Lafayette and stn,r q,
Nise"uri, expos" to sale and sell, to the hipb,s.
estate, tor the purpose Of raving of The a,nn,n,
!" UPON SAM If"miss"rv note together with the
COSTS anu expenses 81 said trust and sale
HENRY Z. WALLACE.
h''c'tt Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

Did you ever see two women Kiss It Is Z
touch aud 20 affair, and seems a hollow mn"krly
when compared 10 the scene which take place
when one of the parties wcau- 81 m'U-ttct"
Eastern dead men VIII not crn-ilcr itcn-rlv' $
entirely sale from body snatch.rS until at.cr Tie
rssu rrsct ion.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

"a war democrat WIN writes as =
friend Of Gen. James Shields, to the St.
Louis Republican. objects to the election
of the old veteran rs senator tor the
.hor, term. on the ground | at the next
congress will p ace him on the retired
list OF the army. thereby making suitable
provision for him for life. We "a see
no good reason why congress should re-
fuse TO do him this act OF justice, merely
because the state Of Missouri had con
terred upon him the honor Of adding his
name to the roll of her senators.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30
Weeklg yntFlllgenter.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

The British parliament will be sum
moned on the 18th of next month.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

The Kansas City Journal ia mistaken
in asserting that the democratic press OF
the state aItcd until after election to
say that convicts Were used in Goa.
mines. A number of democratic papers
assailed the system when the twenty
ninth general assembly was in session.
and have never ceased to denounce it,
and give reasons tor their opposition
more forciblc ;han partisan appeals
against either men or parties.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

The steamer Pomerania, OF the Ham
burg American line, collided with the
iron barque Noel Ethan, in q dense fog
in the straits Of Dover, on the night OF
the 2+th inst. and sank. The captain
who was thought TO be among the drown
ed was picked up inseusible. floating on
part of the wreck. Some fifty passen-
gers were lost.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30
TO THE LADIES,

: much larger thar usual. and having been bur
|''t-'H to- Cash II greatly rsIic+i rates. her
i"!''- VIII u" corr nprhiIuSty reduced tor the
present season ~" respectfully axis an eN am
ipa'I"n nj her stock and prices before purchases
Al" made elsewhere.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

a special telegram from Washington
City 10 the ST. Louis Republican says
that, with hardly an exception, the dem
ocrat5 who have arrived at the capital
are in favor OF . political resolution
being offered IN the house, declaring
in favor OF the divorce of the govern
ment from national banks.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

Henry Boswell, sentenced to be exc
cu,ed at Hi..sboro, y {. tor murder,
has been resplted Until February !. 1873
10 be used Us q witness against = tema'e
accomplice. Al i specia. term OF the
court, 10 be he'd in January.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

1873.
Criminal trials and transportation. silS. So -.
Apprehension OF criminals ..-.-...... 1888 81
kAi,ens.s Missouri peniIeuIaTy -..... se,vvv 10
Repairs and construction of build
!n.s Missouri penIt.n EIaTy -.-..---- tI.356 =
Library Missouri pen Tertiary 90 Il -
-, aries Of uiuCers and employees of
Missouri enItentary -. 33,-sy s.
Law -. CSC 80
Salaries judge 81 LouIs Grim. court
aud circuit attorney. ............. 1850 %
Total for 1876 Is5 u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

Louisville CUurier-Jourua i:-'Whe
Satan took Simon Cameron up into the
Allegheny mountains and there offered
him the state Of Pennsylvania, Simon
took the old boy st his word. Ever
since the state OF Pennsylvania has oeon
N ths Cameron family
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

The It. Louis Post takes back : libel
OF Hon. I. I. Critteuden to the effect
that ne WAS 2 favored depositor, and
drew out his money before the failure
The fact was that when the bank tailed
it had ali his available money. about
$1,000. in its vaults.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

We published last week Z list OF the
members cleo, TO the thirt!eth genera
assembly. excepting from the counties
OF Oregon and Pulaski. Capt Greer.
democrat. ! The member from Oregon.
and B. b. Dodson. democrat, the meni-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

IStI-
Criminal trials and transportation AKA U52 ~
Apprehension OF CriIuluAIs- 900. 5,uis %
..rnInAn's militia company sent to aid
-urr.I vi Ha,nIG styn county 90. e3 -
d. bis aud cur!eHt .Arvnses Missouri
y, uIlen;Iury -..... ...... .......... A.. Is -
-slarle, ui officers AMI employees -... 81 81. i
Library Missouri pruitrntlaTy ..-.... JI3 IS
SALARIES OiIuise oil It LOUIS criminal
court and circuit atturney .-......- 2,SJp ~
Iot.! tor Isl .--.......-...... s275, III u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

The president and secretary OF the
treasury are said to be a. loggerheads
about the silver question, Mr. Hayes
thinking it best not to intertere,snd Mr..
Sherman urging that The message should
insist on either an increase Of silver in
the dollar or g decrease in the amount
of coinage.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

The farmers of this county think, and
the IutelIigencer agrees with them,
that it was inconsistent in the last gen
era! assembly to authorize Z reward tor
rat sca,ps, and at the same time impose
= tax upon terriers. The ratters do not
,njure sheep and should not be taxed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

Crtm!na trials and prys.cutions. TO-. s24i.T-5 -
Apprehension OF CriIurnaIs.-.-.-.... 5,.E 90
LXp-naes .nt repairs 81 Missouri pen
~it.ntlary .-... ..... 3.iG -
Construction OF additional buildings
at Missouri p.nttentiLry ....--.-.--. - us -
Library Missouri peBItculiarv 20. .---.... - -
~AlarIe. OF officers aud employees ---.. rs q
s."s-e"- Missouri penlIeItlaTy-aD act
to idiu-t Claims NJ ... 20. ---...... 80 rs -
Executive .iuui Tor enforcement Of
I.x .... So i
ant cIcuIt alt5roey - 2 .s5. 30
Total for Isl: ASS, ~ 80
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

I-l-.
,rlm:n.! trlaIs and au-pUrtItlon.. 90. $40. COS ia
Apprehension OF criminals &C.. ..-... SOS -
DeJt, and current EXPENSES Missouri
P-nItent AIRY e ..-.;. -..---- ~! '!5I d
salaries OF officers and eIRpioye. ML=-
sourI penItrutIary ..........- 4-.-5y -
1. DTaTy MsaVurI l-nite"tiarE ...--. j. ~
sa!aTlrs OF Judge 81. LOUIS criminal
cyurt ana circuit attorney. ........ 1850 10
Impeachment trial VI Judge LucA, ..- Il 49, -
Total ior 1872 .......... ..-...... sS2s as 30
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

criminal trials and transportation SIS, 81 A.
Uut7Iaadius Indebtedness Missouri
prnIt,utsry ........... .-... ~, Az u
- aries Vi officers AMI employee oI
Missouri p-nltentlar. ...t.. -. :. 80 al
L.Lr.ry y t--vuri pe~ulrnuAr- .....-. = ",
Alp. Tvnrns.yu OF rIAin,Is q. 90. = 80 %
Impeachment OF Judge Lucas ........ 81 "
Salaries VI JUICE -. LOUIS criminal
court .n. circuit attorney &C.,. S.35p ~
Total tor 1873 ....... ...... 49,. Ii :,
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
FOURTH EDITION
Christmas In Wilmington.

Christmas day, 1878, was the queiest,
and yet at the same time most generally
observed, in this city, for number Of
years. There was very little DIR .,nken-
ness visible on the streets. but the people
generally turned out, paid their holiday
visits, and enjoyed themselves in a ra-
tional manner. During the day and
evening previous the people were out in
force, making their Christmas purchases, ,
the unpleasant weather having prevent
ed them from doing this work sooner.
| he sales of the day before Christmas
were very large, in many stores far ex-
ceeding those of the corresponding day
last year.
Throughout yesterday business was
generally suspended, except in the con-
fectionary and cigar stores and in the
saloons. The latter dispensed egg-nog
literally, but no, with such disasterous
effects as on many previous occasions,
the arr's for drunkenness sihce Tues
day night only numbering nine. In the
me rning, services were held in number
Of the churches, particularly in the Pro-
testant Episcopal and Catholic denomi-
nations, where they were very elaborate
and impressive. In the evening the
Grand Opera House was crowded,
and Charlotte Thompson personated
Julia in "The Hanchback," in her usual
acceptable marner. The leading events
Of the day will be found chronicled un-
der appropria e heads in to-day's paper
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
THE STEAMSHIP LOUISIANA.
stu Fast on The Rocks-Eforts Making
10 Sdre the Vessel and Cargo.

stu Fast on The Rocks-Eforts Making
10 Sdre the Vessel and Cargo.
BELFAST, Dec. %, 1S7s.-The State
line steamship State of Louisiana, Cap
tain Johns one, is still on tho rocks in
Larne Lough. Wiecking vessels were
engaged all day taking out the cargo
One lighter, loaded with goods from the
Louisiana, arrived here this evening" -
Work had to be stopped before nightfall,
owing to the strong wind that sprung up.
1t will be resumed at the earliest oppor
tunity.
The steam tugs Shamrock and Rennon
are still A. tho scene of the wreck in or
der to assist the Louisiana of when the
cargo is removed. The chief officers of
the wrecking company express the hope
that the steamship may be got off 20 NOR
row if the weather shall moderate. The
accident occurred at half-past eight
o'clock Tuesday morning during dense
fog. Hunters Rock is situated near
Island Maglhamort, noar the point at
which the steamship Canadian went
ashore September Is, 1876.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
THIRD EDITION
The Cold and the SNOW.
Western Railroad Train STUCK In the
iSnOU.

DHOWs
BUFFALO, Dec. %, 1878.
The snow embargo still continues on
most of the railroads entering the city
The New York Central succeeded, by
the use of four engines, in getting a
snow pillow propeller through from Ro-
chester, and a train of sixteen coaches,
drawn by eight engines, pushing snow
plow, started East on the Buffalo and
Southwestern. The train which left the
city at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon
when three miles out became stuck in
the snow, and all efforts TO release it
proved unsvailing.
EXTREME COLD IN THE FAR WEST.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. %, 1878.
A Kansas CT y destach says the wealth
er for the past week has been the severest
known in that region for twenty years.
Over two feet of snow covers the earth
while the mercury has been several de-
grees below zero. The Missouri River
has been closed for week and the ice
is foot thick. The entire transporta-
tion overland is now transacted by
sleighs.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
GOVERNOR HAMPTON. on Mopda

GOVERNOR HAMPTON, on Monday
evening last. sent communicai ion to
both branches of the South Carolina
Legislature on the eve of its adjourn
ment. The signature TO the communi-
cation was in the Governors own hand
writing, and was as follows:
~ had hoped to be able to see and
thank each of my friends of the General
Assembly in person for the many acts of
personal and official Kindness of which
have been the constant recipe ent at their
LANDS. Providence, while denying Inc
this great pleasure, has youchsafrd to me
the reasonable hope that | may in the
future be abb to do 50. But on this the
eve Of your adjournment, which will be
the severance of my intimate official
connection with you.
feel impclled TO address you a word
Of farewell. \ our flatcring selection ol
me as "A Senator in the Cong. ess of the
United States is only one more mark o
| the confidence and esteem which | hav,
so often experienced at your hands, anc
{ which has been neVcr-Ceasing comfor
and support to me in my houl Of success
or of trouble. That may be able IN til,
future tomcrit it as fully Us have in th
past received it, is my highest hope"
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26

Philippus writes TO the London Times
that he finds horses shoes will by
degrees Che being worked lightly at first
watc down till stratum of the hoof is
reached at wich he can perfectly well be
worked without shoes in fact, goes
better without them.
new synagogue said TO be one of the
finest of its kind IN Europe, and costing
S22O, 600, exclusive of the ground, has
been open"d i'll Warsaw. Instead of the
jews tlocking u Palestine, they are said
to be gathering in large numbers in the
Russian cities
The o'ation eff Liverpool have
given public notice That they intend tc
app y, in the ensuing session of Parli
ament, for an act authorizing the Ugh ing
OF the publ C streets, places, and buildings
within the borough by means of the
electric light, "or otherwise then by
means of gas.
| Passengers and crew were saved. Sh
had part, of tourists on board and
quantity of mer, h lnuise. Efforts will b
made to rais- The steamer tomorrow.
The brig Helen, which went ashore a
l Woed End, Mass, has been hauled off.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
COAST STEAMSHIP IN DISTRESS

NEW YORK, Dec. - The steamer
City of Atlanta, Captain Woodhul hence
for Charleston, December u, returned
this morning and reports that on Decem-
Der %, at IN, when off Body Island
her stern-post gave away, carrying the
Iudder with it. The ship was got about
and made for his port under sail AS best
she could. Made Sandy Hook lightshlp
at ! ! P m, 24lh, aud was taken in low by
the steam-tng Cyclops and docked. The
The passengers will be transferred to the
steamer Charleston and sails this p. III.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
THE FUTURE OF TRADE.

The New York Shipping List, in an
article on the future of trade, says :
close has been irving one to business
men, very few of whom have been able
TO add anything to their capital, there
Is, altogether, more hopeful feeling re-
garding the future of trade than there has
been for years at least, inspired by the
belief that the shrinkage IN prices is at
an end, and that with sound currency
calculations can be made in connection
with prospective transactions with soms
degree of certainty. Confidence NAV
now be expected TO gradually revive and
this will give an impetus to fresh enter
prises and employment to capital that
has long been in a waiting attitude"
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
KILLED IN A BARRooM FIGHT

WARRINGTON Dec. 25.-In an ARRAY
this afternoon In restaurant IN Pennsvl-
vania avenue called the Marble Saloon
Samuel Emary, who Is respectfully con-
nscted, shot and almost instantly killed
James Coombs, until recently employed
~ collector bv leading furniture ware
house In this CITY. Both are young men
about 26 years of age, ana well know In
this city. IL seems that Coombs was shot
entally, as Emery intended TO shoot
at other persons, who, in the course Of
general row, had desperately assaulted
him. His friends claim that he acted in
self-defence. Coombs was not engaged
In the atiray. The ball entered his fore
head and came out at the back OF his head
There have been an unusual number OF
arrests of persons drunk and disorderly.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
A STEAMSHIP DISA ED.

NEW York, ID acemher 25-The steam
cr City of Atlanta, Captain Woodruff,
hence for Charleston December 81, re-
turned this morning, and reports that on
December . at 2 a. IN, when off Body
Island, her stern post gave way, carry
ing the rudder with il. The ship was got
about and made for this port under sail
hest she could She made Sandy Hook
hgh'ship at II p. IN. on the 24th, and was
taken In tow bv the steam tug Cyclops
and docked. The passengers will be
transferred to the steamer Charleston
and sail this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
FIFTH EDITION.
LOUISIANA ELECTION TROU-
BIES,

CoLoRED wITNEssEs FoRCIBLY TAKES
FROM A STEAMER I'm ROUTE FoR NJ.
ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 25, 1878.
The steamer Danube arrived here this
afternoon from Shreveport. Passengers
who came down on her state that when
she had reached jerry Baird's plantation
seven o. eight armed men, with guns
levelled on the pilot brought the boat to
shore, when she was boarded by these
men, who arrested Lat Clark and Bill
White, both colored wi nesses who had
been summoned before the Graad Jury
here. The authority that was exhibited
for making these arrests we're warrants
purporting to have been issued more than
month ago. After pla,ing pistols at
the heads of several other witnesses on
the steamer the men who boarded her
finally took their departure, Carrying
Clark and White with them.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26

A me ting has been held to erect mem
oial of Cardinal Archbishop Cullen in
Dublin. Hir Emnence had some very
wealthy relatives. One, the greatest
grazier in Meath-the g'eAtest of graz
ing grouuds-died al very advanced age
a year or two ago.
Geologists having reported that there
is in Japan enough work able c al to
produce yearly yield equal to that in
Great Bri an for 1000 years, the Japan
ese Government have aSreed TO grant a
loan Of $l,5O0,0OO for the purpose of
working them.
On the e5th of February next tha
citizens of Vincennes, Ind, will hold a
centennial celebration in commemoration
ofthe capture Of the place, then mill
tary post, from the British under Gov.
Hamilton by Gen. George II. Clark.
Obituary in the Flemingsburg (Ky0
Democrat: " Little Tommie had gone
through all the diseases incident to child
hood, but was at least called to his
eternal home as a jewel for the heavenly
dadem."
An old rabbit has lived for years unmo-
Tested in GENE cry near Bardstown, Ky.
The negroes, believing tina, lie represent
the spirit of some evil one, say they would
starve TO death rather then eat him.
The Paris Exhibition building, minn.
the Pavilion of the City of Paris is TO be
re- aimed.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
Turkey Comes 40 Terms With
Austria.
.Shere Atfs Fight-Drowning Of Forty
eight Children in France.
IoNDoy. Dec, 20. 1878,

.Shere Atfs Eight-Dr0pning Of Forty
eight Children in France.
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1878.
A despatch to the Standard, from Co
penhagen, saws a hotel keeper has been
arrested on the charge of threat ming TO
shoot the King.
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY CONE TO TERMS.
Caratheo lori Pacha aud Count Zlchy
have agreed, at Constantlnople, upon a
preamble which will enable a detnitive
convention to be concluded bet tween Tur
key and Austria relative TO Novi-Bazar
and Bosnia. The articles Of the conven-
ton Will be discussed hereafter. The
preamble does not distinctly repeat a
recognition of the Sultan's sovereignty
and Of the provisional character of the
Austrian occupation.
A despatch to the Times, from Vienna,
states that Suleiman Pacha, who alleged
that the conduct of the Turkish armies
during the late war was due to Damad
Pacha's orders, has been pardonsd.
THEAMEER GONE.
The Agence Russo, of ST. Petersburg,
says the report Of the Ameer's departure
for Balkh with the Russian Mission has
not been officially confirmed.
FoRTY-EIGHT CHILDREN DROWNED.
The Ieiegrdph's Paris despatch saws
forty-eight children were drowned by the
breaking of ice on a pond at Chapele-
lIoche, in the Department of the OrAe.
A despatch to the Daily telegraph
from Berlin, states that the captain and
officers of the steamship Pommerania
AVE been acquitted. The injury cecid-
ed that human effort did al that ya'
possible to avoid collision aud loss Of lie
SNOW IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Another snow storm has blockaded tht
Scotch raj ways worse than ever. 1t il
thawing III London.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
ROUNDHOUSE AND ENGINES DE.
STROIED.

OSwEGo, y, Y, Dec. %, 1s7s.-The
roundhouse of the New York and Oswe-
20. Midland Railroad, with nine engines,
was burned this morning The building
had capacity for twenty engines and is
believed to be insured.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
POstmasters Appointed.

Reuben +. Janvier has been appointed
postmaster at New Castle rice Edward
Challenger, term expired.
John McCrackin has been appointed
postmaster at North East, Cecil county,
Nd, rice Wesley Thomas term expired
Mr.. Thomas has had charge of the North
East post Office for the past twenty-eight
wears.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
ANICE RREAK

PoRT NEUF, QUE, Dec. 25.-The ice In
the river broke away last night, taking
with 1t twentv-seveu fishing cabins and
two men. Search was made for the men
along he beach, but nothing has been
heard of them up To the present time.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
A REFEREE CANNOT DIVORCE.

ST. LOUIS, December 25.-The Court
of Appeals, sitting in this city, has de-
cided that divorce cannot be referred 10
referee. This decision places quite
number of persons whose suits were
placed in the hands of referees in very
unpleasant position.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26

Rear Admiral II. y. Hoh, L. S. N,
died at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
a his II sldcnce, in Washington. The de
ceased Was we'll knoNn in this CITY.
lie was in his siXty-ninth year. His fu-
neral viii take place on Saturday morn
ing. The remains will be taken to
Philadelphia for interment.