The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-18
Sundays Dispatches
NEW YORK.
Raid on Concert Saloons.

New YORK, November ia deter
mined effort was made by the police
authorities last night to break mp the
concert saloons on Broadway. Super
intendent Kelso appointed squads oi
police to make descents on nine saloons
in the Eighth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth
precincts. The raids were made stimuli
taueously, at IL P. NJ At the Canter-
bury, a we'll known resort Tor thieves,
gamblers and roughs, the proprietors
and all the women in the place were
arrested, but the visitors were allowed
to escape. The other saloons visited
were the Bower, Dew Drop Inn, Orien-
tai, Assembly Room, New Idea, the
Branch, Alexis Saloon, the Pavilion,
&c. About 130 females and all the pro
prietors of these dens were arrested and
locked up.
The Ring Suits.
Another indictment connected with
the ring suits was presented Yesterday
in the Court of General Sessions. The
contents have not been disclosed.
The Weather.
The first snow of the season, which
fell last night. has been succeeded to.
day by hard frost and cold, piercing
weather
The Missing Steamer.
Nothing has yet been heard concern,
ing the missing steamer Arizona. The
officers of the Pacific Mail Company
think it probable that she has broken
A Probable Murder.
An unknown man was found on the
corner of First and Tenth streets
Williamsburg. last night, with his
skull dangerously fractured and his
pockets turned inside out. He is be-
iieved to be the victim Of the notorious
Battle Row gang, who murdered Officer
Deslpoe. The man will probably die.
Murdered.
At late hour last night, a boy
named James Whalen was found dead
in the grocery store o. j. W. NJ. Drew,
South Fifth and First streets Williams
burg, he having been stabbed to the
heart. Nothing has been discovered
OF the murderer.
Belmont,
the banker and agent Of the Roths-
childs in America, was one Of the CHIEF
msgnates Of the Tammany Ring, and
with its down'all he received severe
financial injuries He sold his picture
gallery out this week to make room, 1t
was said, Tor new collection. 1t now
appears that he has no new collection,
and that the sale was made 10 raise
money. The pictures generally sold at
about one third their value. HIS large
office in Wall street is now occupied by
another firm and Belmont has removed
to small quarters on Nassau street 1t
is reported that he has leased his house
on Fifth avenue for three years and that
he has been recalled by the Rothschilds.
Held for Examination.
The girls who were arrested in the
raids upon the concert saloons last
evening were brought before the Police
Inspector to-day and held TOR an exam
instion. The proprietors of the dens
were held to bail in the sum Of SOU
each.
The Female Brokers
are still retained in Ludlow street jail,
and when called upon to-day were
found to be in the best Of spirits. They
are busily engaged in the material fol
the next issue Of their weekly, which
they say will soon be published.
| Burned 10 Death.
Mrs. Mary Kelly, living in Mot
street, this city. was found iu her room
this morning, burned to cinder. 1t il
supposed she went home drunk and fel
upon the stove, when her clothes took
fire and she burned, in her inability tc
call for aid.