The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-08
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, December 7.-SOme Of the
missing bills of A. j. Garvey, for plaster.
Ing, have recently beer found, II is said
that they bear evidence Of their fraudu.
lent character on their very face.
The grand jury are hearing evidence
against the TammAny traunds. The jury
have the permission of the Recorder and
City Judge to take up such cases as they
may deem proper, dlsregarding the law,
in this respect, passed by Twecd's intlu.
ence, which permits jurleS to hear only
cases presented by the District Attorney.
llumOr Is giving credit TO q statement
that Mayor Hall Is ready to resign.
Comptroller Green has raised funds
from the bankers to enable tho Health De-
partment u take measures against tho
smallpox. Some bankers have also nd.
vanced funds To pay the Croton aqueduct
city laborers.
An Executive Finance Committee Of
tho ViaduCt Railroad Company was ap-
pointed at tull meeting Of the Board Of
Directors yesterday.
The mysterious young woman who
went 10 the Hudson River Railroad depot
with the trunk containing Miss Bowlesby,
the victim Of the abortionist ROscnzwclg,is
said to have been traced by tile officials 10
Agnatha Dumerin, and L is stated that
she Is one Of Rosenzwcig.s own patients.
A verdict Of five hundred dollars was
rendered yesterday against the Third
Avenue Railroad Company for having
elected n passenger who refused TO pay
the iare on the car 10 which he was trans
ierred, alleging he had paid on another
car at Albany. Yesterday Judge Leland
extended the time for Tweed's bail TO
Justify twenty days from date.
Aneeting Of tile Tammany Association
was held last evening Tor the purpose Of
expelling Tweed. There was no quorum
and the meeting was called for q future
day. '.
In the Riverdale Park case the Supreme
Court sets aside the decision Of Judge
Barnard allowing the present board TO
make assessments
The Union Club last evening expelled
Mayor Hall from membership, on the
ground Of his connection with the ring
| frauds.
James Mclaughlin was frozen to death
last evening, he having exposed himself
out Of doors. n
Judge Ingraham directed the attention
of the grand Jury this morning, TO the
condition Of the city prisons.
The trial OF irving for the alleged shoot
Ing of the United States Marshal, was
continued to-day.
The Board of Health have information
showing various tenement houses and
cellars Of this city, TO be untenantable
The inhabitants were ordered TO vacate
them. So a..' Nt l..'
Michael Fitzpatrick threw Edward
Clark from the door Of the formers liquor
store, in Hoboken last evening, killing
Clark. Fitzpatrick was arrested.
The report that Mayor Hall Is expelled
from the Union Club, Is unfounded, alsc
the rumor that Tweed Is going to Wesh
ingtOn.
| The eighth annual reunion Of Dart
mouth College took place tonight Among
the prominent persons present were Attor
ney General Ackerman, Governor cleo
J Noyes of Ohio, Hon. John B. d. Cogs
well, ex.U. s. District Attorney of Wis
consin, President Smith Of Dartmouth
and the Professors OF the College.
The committees Of the lnternatlona
Society have concluded their arrange
ments for the proposed demonstration
Sunday to protest against the late exeCu
tions in Paris. Gen. Cluseret, who ar
rived to-day IRON Germany, and th,
Woodruff 4 Clahln will join in the pro
cessiOn.