The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-06
NEW YORK CITY. al

.as t-' d New YoRK, May 5.
There IS cIrcumstanctal evidence that
tlle beautiful lady who committed suicide
at the Stevens House, Monday night, was
the wife Of Q man named Jno. Boshardt
of this city. Her maiden name was Kate
Harrington. She had recently LETT home,
having had trouble with her family, and
had written aletter telling Of her deter.
mination to commit suicide.
The bill Of complaint In the suit Of Jas.
Fisk, Jr., against the Union Pacific Rail.
road and credit mobiliGrs, which was
originally begun in the Supreme Court,
was filed this morning in theclerk's Office
OF the United States Circuit Court, under
the recent order Of removal. This Is the
case in which Fisk accuses the Union Pa
cifc Company with credit moblliers, and
other defendants, uL forming a con-
spiracy to forward the intercstof certain
stockholders.
,In!relerence To- the case Db Heath &
Raphael against the Erie Company, con-
tlnued this afternoon, G. II. MOrisina,
auditor Of the Erie Company, was called
and his books examined. Il was discOv.
cred that on the 2Sth Of December, 1870,
there was 100000 in the hands of the
Treasurer in favor Of Willard, Martin &
Bache. During the months OF December,
1870, and january, 1871, large Sums OF
money were received from that firm and
were entered on the books Of the
company Us loans. No certificates Of
stock were credited on the books TO
Willard, Martin g. Bache, during two
months. The account between the COM
pany and the firm, was an open account.
At the end of January, Jay Gould had. on
his books 1926 900 lin favor .of Willard,
Martin q Bache, all o6which has been
Appropriated TO pay the current expenses.
Jno Hilton, transfer clerk, was next call.
ed, and said In the month Of December,
1870, twenty-five hundred shares of stock
were credited to p. ]. Titus, and still
stand 10 his credit; after the entry Of
these stocks, were the Letters wv. NIB
These letters witness explained that Titus
was with Willard, Martin & Bachc;
the whole amount Of stock in December
1870, credited to Titus, was 10000 shares;
could not tell If the $500 shares were
credited at first, and which were the part
Of the new issue that formed part Of the
10000.
The army and navy club, composed Of
acting and honorably discharged officers,
fully organized with Admiral Gordon,
President, Gen. Fl. G., Wright, Vice Presi.
dent, Col.B. \. Morgan, SGcrectary, Gen.
Z. H., o. DavisS, Treasurer, The club
hNs over one hundred members and has
rented q furnished house in 9th avenue.
Blymyer, Norton & Cos extensive mo.
chine and agricultural works were burned
tonight. The fire originated in the foundry
and spread with fearful rapidity. Loss
very heavy. .H.
Lieut. J. c. Morrison, of Fort Niagara,
who was drowned yesterday, was former.
" ofthiS city, Hegraduatel with high
ionors here and at West Point, and wds
assigned TO the artillery corps Ills re.
mains will be brought here for intefmGnt.
A small steam boiler exploded in Ia.
ber's New England Straw Works here 10,
day, probably fatally injuring boy
named Charles Wiley, and slightly hurt.
ing Mr.. Taber. The Copcussion destroyed
much glass in the building, throwing
one window into On ABIDING premises.
A game Of base ball between tho Bos.
ton and Olympic clubs, 10 Washington,
created much interest here to-day, on nc.
count Of the relation the Red Stockings
sustained to o(lie former,