The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-06
NEW YORK CITY.

New YORK, December 5.-Slnce atten.
ton has been directed to the abuses in the
reform system, there has been a greal
change effected in the interest Of reform
The iavorites are no longer receiving the
appointment as referees, Yesterday, Judge
CArdozo expressed his willingness to ap.
point referee who had been selected by
counsel.
AT meeting Of the Citizens Assocla.
tiOn last evening, Nathaniel Sands was
expelled. Sands Is the person who Is ac.
cused OF having made large sums by negO-
tlating a loan Tor the city
The Times says: I'VE are assured on
good authority that al the present writing
lngersoll is in jersey City, Woodward in
Connecticut, Hugh Smith and WIN, II.
Cook are at st. GATHERINGS, Canada. Jas.
NJ Sweeney, a brother OF Peter b., is ut
the Hot Springs, In Arkansas. Tweed still
continues to DO an inhabLant of this city,
and represents the Fourth Senatorial Dis.
tricL in the Legislature. His residence is
on Fifth Avenue, but in case he is wanted
by the Sheriff, he win be more likely to
be found at the dOmiCile Of Mrs. McMul-
len, in 3Oth street."
Among tho grand Jurors for the next
term are Lloyd Aspinwall, Marshall o.
Roberts, John Jacob Astor, Isaac w. Eng
land, George X. Sstere and Charles Del.
mOniCO.
AT the general term of the Common
Pleas Court yesterday, the judgment Of
the Court was affirmed In awarding some
81 900 damages to an opera singer named
Brignoli, for injuries received by an aCCi.
dent while travelling from Chicago to Gin
cinnati in 1867.
The steamship Anglica is detained ut
quarantine with two cases OF small.pO on
board.
Alta meeting of the Indian Aid Society
last night, Aaron NJ. Powell, who lately
made a tour among the Indian rcserva-
tions, endorsed the Quaker policy. lie
stated that the proposed removal of the
Indians from the reservations to one great
reservation in the Indian territory, was in
the interest Of railrOad schemes and speCu.
lat0rs in general.
The Sessions Grand Jury made pre-.
sentiment that $l60,000 have been ex.
pended in adding u new story to tho Hall
Of Records, while the expense should not
exceed $4,000. That the building Is In
an unsafe condition, and tho title deeds
for nearly oil the real estate la tho city are
by II.
A prisoner was frozen TO death at JEFF
erson Market Police Station last night.
The officials say their application for fuel
was dlsregarded.
Samuel &. Courtney has obtained an
order from Judge Learned, ut Albany, to
show cause on Saturday why COnnOlly's
bail should not be reduced.
The case Of Tweed is being argued ut
Albany.
Alexis has returned lrGm Philadelphia.
ThcO. B. Bronson has been elected Sec.
rotary Of the Citizens Association, vice
Roosevelt, resigned.
The Black Friday case of Il. W. Came.
ron u.s. Franz Dunkheim and others, re.
suited in a verdict OF $3G,5SO for the
plaintiff.
Judge Barnard adheres to the order re.
leasing many of the Ludlow street Jail |
prisoners.
The bronze statue OF Franklin for
Printing House Square Is completed.
Two members Of the Chamber of Com.
merce have gone to Chicago to supervise
The distribution Of the relief fund, Of |
which there Is still on hand 100000.
At the conclusion of the argument In
Inc case Of Tweed, NtAlbany, yesterday,
Judge Learned took the papers and re.
served his decision. The time given
Tweed to procure bail expires on the
18Th.