The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-07
NEW YORK.
D csc ent on Keno Establishments.

New YORK, October GA descent
was made last night on number Of
keno establishments on Broadway by
the police, who closed them, making
number Of arrests.
The Tenth National Bank and
Comptroller Connolly.
1t is stated that Comptroller Connolly
has sold his interest in the Tenth Ma
tional Bank. Other members OF the
ring are also said to be gradually sell
ling out their shares in the same bank
and many business men are withdraw
ing their deposits. Although the bank
is perfectly sound, they do not know
how soon an injunction may be issued
on the bank officials, restraining them
from making payments to deposltors,
which wonld perhaps ruin many Of
them. Ex,Judge Barrett counsel for
the Citizens committee, states that 10y
this evidence there will be sufficient
documentary evidence in proper legal
shape to enable citizens to begin civil
and criminal proceedings against Will
liam NJ. Tweed.
A Broadway Bank Implicated in the
Forgery.
The Tribune this morning states that
many Of the Endorsements by whlcl
money was drawn from the treasury
were clumsy forgeries. AS a Broadway
bank paid the warrants that bore
forged Inducements, it will be held
responsible and suit will be brought
against it as soon as the evidence Is
collected
The General Committee
of Reform of the Democratic party Of
New York met last night. About one
thousand delegates were present from
the different wards. Strong resolutions
were passed opposing Tammany.
There will be mass meeting tomorrow
evening at Cooper Institute to celebrate
the third anniversary of the Cuban
Republic.
IIeImbold and LOngfeIlOw.
W. r. Babcock, owner OF the horse
Helmbold, challenges John Harper to
run Longfellow a four mile race at the
Maryland Jockey Club meeting for five
or ten thousand dollars.
Officers Elected.
The National Eclectic Medical Asso
citation have elected the following Off
GERS: Prof. J. r. Duncan, Of Pennsyl-
vania, President; DR.. c. Edwin Miles,
of Boston, First Vice President; Alex.
Thomas, OF Meadville, Pa, Second Vice
President; V. A.. Baker, of Adrian,
Mich, Third Vice President; r. A.
Gum, of Illinois, Recording Secretary,
and j. NJ. Loomis, of New York, Cor
responding Secretary; B. j. Stowe, OF
New York, Treasurer.
Murder in tho Second Degree.
In the trial of Thomas F. Lee, mate
of the ship Thomas Durham, for the
murder of Hugh Conway, the jury was
unable to agree, but finally broughtin a
Verolct u ihufuei 'u 'iie e..o"u Wv ~.
Lee was sehtehccu 10 Imprisonment 'o'
i've years
r,n .:,ua,;a, ~ tbe vor;ous c;tv ID.
partments is unchanged this afternoon.
A large crowd were in waiting at the
D,r. w,
peP'r''''". u UNIV v " y, " e
Weeu 1n ,,a. ms - e,".m nnn.ianar Ios suo.
cesded in raising funds for the payment
of the employees of the Department.
lhe commi'.ee OF Ie'en.y met asaln
tonight ana the result o' 'l'S SESSION
Will, II Is salu, Prooao's oe 'ne VI
prominent othclaIs'
New York Yacht Club.
The subcommittee OF the New ork
Yacht Club met to-day, and after two
bo,~. ds,;heration with closed doors,
decided to recommend the Yachts
Sanpho Columbia, Dauntless and
Palmer a. a proper selection to contend
with Ashburv's Yacht for the Queens
cup.
The Examination ofIngersoii
In relation to alleged frauds IN the city
government, was to have been held to-
Jav becore .Iudoe Barnard. but was laid
owar III to.morrow
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Ia..a o,omd,o ~ loborers ON nIoved On
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49, r,un.ro,,or,s ofico to.dav do
'ne oo"' 'p''o''s ~, ,
manoins 'he'r wages i"ey n"'' ~.
been paid for several weeks ana mos. OF
them are IN destitute conuil'on' Mr. .