The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-23
NEW YORK CITY.
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The CALDWELL EGtEau1tlOn Ohoo'
NEW YoRK, March e /,
District Attorney Pierrepont received
Yesterday from a responsible correspon-
dent in Canada telegram announcing
that the Court had ordered Il. b. Caldwell,
who Is charged with being one Of Blatch-
fol. o SaccompliCes In the drawback frauds,
to be delivered up to the United states
authorities. Judge PierrepOnt, however,
has received this news so often ,tlatThe
does M not nut any faith in It, NOR does The
expect that Caldwell will be actually cx-
tradited so long as hC has dollar lett
for Canadian lawyers to fleece him out 9k:
fasour ~. movement TO OBniId Sah'
Asylum.
A summons 10 all the Free and Accept
ed Masons in this city, requiring them y
assemble) Inst evening jim the rooms Of
Hone Lodge No. PA, A. F. and A. NJ, In
compliance with the order Of the Grand
Master Ofthc State, has been published Tor
tho past fewldAygJ A large crowd assem-
blcti at the designated place. The menu
bers Of the fraternity generally were ad.
mltted.. The first speaker, NJ W;"John
W. Simons, p. G. NJ, In ashort speech
announced that the object OF tho meeting
was to urge the building Of Anspnic Tenn
pies and IN Asylum t6r Hgcd Masons, and
10 receive subscriptions for the objects.
Thegtbu6d has been purchased9 on the:
corner Of 9th avenue and 03l, street, At u
cost Of $4,000. In tho course OF his re-
marks Mr.. Simons1 warned his auditors
that The GotticAN'at Rome was using It's
influence TO put down Masonry as opposed
to faisi1h. aud satd that theywonld si6Y
them that its influence was beneficial X.
A. James III. Austin. g.. s. followed with
Some remarks IN advocacy ot the object.
The subscription books were then openGdi.
aud many subscriptions made. Meetings
for the same purpose arc TO be held in oil
the Lodges in thtscity. gt .
The Colored People and the XVIII
gICnN . AmGhdmept. X l41lss
A largely attended meeting Of colored
citizens was held in, Newark last evening
to listen 10 addresses by prominent speak
ers al the hbicce ~ tRe i,aS Ssnge j6f tbe
FiItcGHtl' Amendmeht atid to make mr.
raugements for celebrating the forthcom-
ing Presidential proclamation y announcing y
no ouOPNlOu' 10 ifHuu.fI I. AZ a. s1ttEfi r
The TwigES.Rutler Swords. ,,.r
A special says that Miss Florence, who
sued, General Butler for, tho recovery Of
theIieWelhiItea swords belonging 70 the
late General Twiggs, seized by Butler
when In command at New Orleans, was
Mt tho Treasury Department on Saturday
to request that these articles be returned
| "a har Sh6SrNa not 1rAtified inY her ret
utlcS tlie Secretary fehtahE, u let theht
20 ott Or hts possession pending the fer!
mination Of the suit.
Funeral Of q Journalist.
The funeral SERVICES Of the late George
Wakeman were peFi6 i6tmed at Hope Chapel
111th street yesterday, in the presence Of
large concourse, OF journalists and per-
sonnf friends. Il An, address was delivered
by Henry Ward Bcecher and Mr.. Yer.
planck. The funeral took place from
Trinity Church in the afternoon where the
services Yerc conducted by Bishop Potter
and jR5ctdfs Dix and W1tnn. IieFeeSS
mains mat, Ret ekenE Fi4aaSSll aa 4 sFlifftscfS iliffts
Trial TFips &sJ
The steam sloop Of war, Colorado, went
down to the battery yesterday and will
start on : trial "trip to;day, 9Itcr which she
will start for China.ltH1 s!ll,ip gElA Has
TheP. b: Coming Fight between I
'i,S 'l5,, lirsr SI Mace and AlIeR,.rgi aiit
The last deposit Of 81 900 each by the
pugalistS, Jim Mace and Tom Allen,
asptrantS for victory aud heavy weights IN
tue prize ring, was made yesterday In this
city: There now seemsa probability that
the fight will occur on the 10Th Of May
next IN or near New 0tleans ~. s' -. e.. .slf n
aoir The New York PO4t Oaice.N,
..Thsro appears to DO no trntl In the
story that the removal Of Postmaster
Jones, Of this city; Is contemplated by the
President, so far as can be ascGrtainPd In
official quarters. fe.I1s ltri .r,st. lvo,
,5a1 e., The stanton Fund. H., 1'.. (.
Subscriptions FOR the benefit Of the tami.
| " Of the late Mr.. Stanton, nov amount to
SI50,O00. 0fthat sum $55 900 Is contrib.
Iltcd by New York; $S5O0O by pennsyl,
vania; $95 900 by persons in Boston. and
$4,000 by persons IN Washington, There
appears 10 be, considerable difference Of
opinion among The trustees is to the man.
tcr inv Hhtchfhe emouey shall pc invested!
., Destructive Eire.4pb,,
Abouts Sel6ck THIS m0rnins tife was
discovered IN the largo IfiVc story brick
building. Noa 83I 85 and o. Crosby street
works Of The New York. Hydraulic Ma.
chine Company. This Sstructute together
with y tour story brick tenement house
In the rear Of 20S Elm street, was soon
| wrapped In. flames, as well rs d frame
house In the rear. Tho brick dwelling on
tho corner Of Spring and Crosby streets
was much damaged by water. John
Lawrence, carriage maker, who OCCUPIED
the premises No. 81 Crosby street, was
damaged by water principally; The sec.
0dd floor Of tho factory building, occupied
by n. s0hottentels, manufacturer Of tobac.
CO, and thepremiseS Nos, "a and 20 Spring
street, was much damaged Loss fully
] S900,0O about hnlt insured ''''-