The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-30
The Case Of John Foley.

city came up again in the Suprem
Court, before Judge Barnard, for settle
ment Of the order of injunction recent.
granted. After an argument by counse
Judge Barnard said he would take th'
papers, but would not adopt either o
the two orders submitted. He would
make new order to cover everything anC
said he had omitted to mention the Fire
Department in his former order. The
order will be ready tomorrow.
Suits Against Municipal Officers.
There appears to be good authority
for the rumors current that suits have
been entered against certain municipal
officers, in the name Of Hon. VIM. F.
Havermyer, acting for the Committee Of
Seventy, as a taxpayer. The papers
it is stated, are in preparation, and pre-
liminary steps have been taken TO
bring them before the Courts. The
publication OF the documents is at pre-
sent refused, as in the judgment OF the
counsel acting for the committee, the
interests Of the city would be jeopardized
by publishing them during the present
condition OF affairs.
III. IngersOII Cited to Appear Before
Judge Barnard.
II. Ingersoll, one OF the new Court
House committee, and who has made
such heavy sales OF furniture for the
Court House and Armories for
some time past, was to-day cited to ap-
pear before Judge Barnard. Two other
processes are also in the hands of off,
GERS for other tradesmen, but at present
they are not to be found.
Funeral of Charles Scribner.
The funeral services Of Charles Scrib-
nerto-day were attended by all the book
firms in the city. The remains were
enclosed in a handsome rosewood cas-
ket. Rev. James c. Murray delivered
an impressive sermon, which was fol-
lowed by brief remarks from several
other clergymen. The following gen.
tlemen acted as pall-beal ers: A. G.
Armstrong, Edward Seymore, J. 6.
Holland, Donald G. Mitchell, A. D. F.
Randolph, B. F. Dunlng, w. S. Cat
man and George P. Putnam.
Funeral of Harry SandersOn.
The funeral Of Harry Sanderson, the
distinguished pianist, took place this
morning from the Church Of Messiah,
corner Thirty-fourth street Park and
avenue A. a very large audience OF
friends were present, and the services
were performed by Rev. DR.. Hepworth,
The remains were taken to Greenwood
Cemetery.
Conference OF Anti.Tammany Demo-
coss-r.nes was field, yesterday by
the leaders of the anti-Tammany DEM
ocrats, at which were present 5. }.
Tilden, VIM. F. Havemeyer, and other
anti-Tammany politicians, with a view
to harmonizing the reform elements.
The fusion agreed upon will, in few
days, be announced. William f. Ha-
vemever is to he the President of the
General committee, and William +.
Curtis and Max Goepp, are to be the
Vice Presidents.
The Article In the Star.
The charge that Judge Hilton, of the
Department of Parks, inspired the in
cendiary article published in the Daily
Star, is denied by that gentleman in
letter published to-day. Mr.. Sweeney
also joins in the disclaimer, though
there is no denial printed from MIR.
Fields, who is the gentleman that in
formed Mr.. England, Of the Sun, that
it was Hilton who wrote the article.
Arrival OF Coolies.
By the steamer Missouri, that arrived
Yesterday from Havana, came number
OF Coolies who have completed their
eight years term OF service in Havana
and are en- route to California, where
.hcv will make their future residence.
The Harbor Frauds.
The District Attorney yesterday re-
fused to dismiss the case against Har-
Dor Master Daniel Hart, charged with
malfeasance in Office, Notwithstanding
the fact that the original prosecutor
asked for his dismissal.
Builders Association.
The Builders Association had a tur-
bulentmeeting last night, and denounced
the present situation of affairs, Out
side parties prompted by Superintend-
ent McGregor, attempted to make
disturbance. The police had to be call
ed on to suppress the row.
The steamships Weser and AlIemanla
hove arrived