The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-07
NEW YORK CITY.
New YORK, October 0.

adopted resolution that they WOulI
never under any circumstances, supper
amy candidate nominated by, or having
any connection with Tammany, Hall.
Judge Barnard was thanked for hi
charge to the grand jury, and promised
assistance in his effort to suppress
illegal voting.
At meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
mercc yesterday, the subject Of petition
ing the government for subsidy to thu
Ocean Steamship Line between Sau
Francisco and Australia. 1t was Consid'
cred without any definite action being
reached. The Chamber is in receipt O
complaints from Europe OF delays in the
transmission of the foreign mails from
! this country,
Eight persons narrowly escaped death
from kerosene explosion on the pleasure
yacht, Jennie Lee, Monday night, about
nine miles off Montank Point Long Is
land Sound. The passengers were o. b.
Jerrold; of Arizona, his wife, three chill.
dren, servant and two seaman, Jerrold
while passing through the cabin at mid
night was thrown against n centretable
by the lurChing of the yacht and upset q
kerosene lamp, which exploded and set
fire to the vessel The youngest child
with the nurse sank with the yacht, but
the others were saved.
The counsel of the citizens committee Of
seventy are indignant at the manner in
which Mayor Hall has packed the grand
jury. William G. Barrett states that
while he will make no effort to stop the
bill which is pending before tho grand
jury, still II that body does not do its
duty the matter will be presented to the
next grand jury, publicly discussing the
merits OF the case which we have passed.
The German citizens Of the Fifteenth
Ward last evening passed resolutions pro-
testing against the ring and urging there.
peal Of the city charter, s-
A rumor Is current that the Tenth Ma
tional Bank, which i5 ofllcered by promi.
nent Tammanyites, Is likely to suffer from
the withdrawal OF deposits which is sgolng
on, Members OF the ring arc selling ont
their shares in the bank.
Plaster Garvey's foreman, WNlch, states
that last spring Garvey made him q pres.
ent Of the stock and goodwill OF the es.
tablishment. lie knows nothing Of the
financial arrangements OF the court house
plasterlng job.
The subcommittee to examine the ar
mory swindle, in their report, will estab-
lsh beyond doubt the perpetrators of the
armory frauds. ~ ~ Y
A person was inveigled the other night
into panel house and robbed Of $4,000.
The detectives arc after the thieves.
The German immigration Society have
resolved to protest against the appoint.
ment Of Rowland as special Commission.
er of European Immigration.
Evidence is aCcumulating against tho
Tammany thieves. 1t appears that the
money endorsements, for which money
was drawn from the treasury, were
clumsy forgerles. The Broadway Bank,
which paid these warrants, will probably
be proceeded against.
Madam Won Buskirk, the abortionist,
was yesterday released on her own recog.
ni2ance
A sentiment is being aroused which
may probably compel Judge Barnard to
dismiss the present Objectionable Grand
Jury. Even District Attorney Garvin is
dissatisfied with the Jury.
The Reform Democracy of this city
arc not quite satisfied with tho action Of
the Democratic Convention Tho Re.
publican press and politicians say the
Convention was Tammany triumph.
The Herald and World think the ticket
by no means n Tammany ticket, by
the snubbing Of which Tammany got the
victory. The reformcrs of the German
element are pleased at the ticket, as a
German representative is Mt the head of
the list of candidates.
Atthe Flushing course yesterday, there
was considerable amusement ut race
which took place between female eques-
trims.
The Tweed organ again calls upon
unpaid laborers to take steps to get their
pay. ..................,,...,
A private dispatch says that after the
leaving OF tho train from Rochester last
evening, having on board the New York
delegation, number ofroughs taken from
this city in the Shandly Association com.
mitted violent ontrages upon the passen.
gers, so that many had TO lay over at the
way stations 10 escape from the fury Of
the villainous gang.
A committee OF the New York Yacht
Club, II is said, have decided that IT Ash
bury declines to sail over the New York
course there will be no race.
Naturalizations in this city for SeptCm
Der were only 1OS.
Recorder Hackett to-day sentenced n
pickpocket tofve yearsiD the State prison,
I Mrs. Connolly, the insane vile Of DR.
Connolly, who last Januafy killed his
two children and himself, attempted yes.
terday to jump from the second story of
her brothers residence. This morning
she was sent to n lunatic asylum.
The National Eclectic Medical Asso.
citation resumed It's session this morning.
An act of Incorporation under the statutes
of the State OF New York was read and
approved. The election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows Presi-
dent, j. Il. Duncan, Of Ohio; Vice Presi-
dents, G. L. Niles, Of Massachusetts, Alex.
Thompson, Of Pennsylvania, and A. Il.
Baker, Of Michigan; Treasurer, i. J.
Stone, Of Brooklyn; Recording Secretary,
A. A. Gwyn, Of Illinois; Corresponding
Secretary, JsZ. Cummins, Of New York.
The President on taking the chair made
an appropriate address. Tie outgoing
President also made au address, devoted
to the history and objects OF the Associa.
tion. Eleven new members we're admit.
ted, and on motion, the initiation fec was
fixed at two dollars. The session will
conclude tonight with social reunion.
The next meeting Of the Association
will be held on the fourth Wednesday Of
September, at Cleveland. The Associa-
tion adopted resolutions condemning in
temperance and the dispensing of spirit
uOus liquors, and censuring doctors guilty
oi,pfocufME abortions. II was agreed to
send a delegate to the next meeting of
the British Association.