The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19
NEW YORK CITY.

can County Convention was held las
night. After appointing q committee o
twenty.one to confer with The outside or
ganiZations, the Convention adjourned
without nominating.
II Is asserted by leading members o
the Apollo Hall Democracy, that coun
ty and Judiciary ticket were agreed upoG
by that organization and the Republicans
Havemeyer will probably be nominated
TOR Mayor. Tho Republicans arc to be
given the nominations for the Supreme
Court Judge and six Aldermen.
The new indictments against Tweed
and others, arc supposed to have been OBJ
tained as safe guard in case the Other
indictments do not hold good, and In or.
ler to force Tweed 10 trial. Garvcy's
plastering bills were offered In the evl.
dence before the grand jury, in connec'
tion with the cases o. many ring adAer-
ants, and It is understood scores OF men
who were employeda at the public build
ings will be proceeded against.
Hon Thomas Il. Nelson, U. s. Minister
to Mexico, leG the city yesterday for
Tcrre Haute, Ind, with the remains ol
his wife for burial.
A Newport special dispatch says that
the officers ol the revenue cutter Moe
casin have caused the seizure of large
lot Of cigars smuggled into this country
from Havana on the schooner Pioneer Of
New London, Conn, not the Cuban Pio-
neer. Systematic smuggling has been
going on Tor some time, tho cigars being
inventoried as other articles. Altogether
100000 have been traced by the detec!
tives.
John T. Quinn was committed for
trial yesterday on the charge Of having
swindled John Challon, a German from
Mnnistee, Michigan, out Of $1,000. CAal-
Ion was returning to his native country
and while in this city yesterday yielded
10 the persuasions Of Quinn to give him
his draft for the amount for safe keeping.
The Deputy Sheriff announced this
noon his inability to find Wm. n. Tweed
after an all nights search. A friend OF
Tweed'S stated at tho Sherift's office to.
day that he had gone out Of tho city on
private business, but would appear with
his bail to-day to answer the charge Of
official neglect against him.
The will Of the late Judge McCunn was
presented in tho Surrogate's Court to. day
for probate, when the counsel appeared in
behalf Ofthe alleged heirs and asked for u
new citation that the will may be contest.
ed. The application was granted. The
contestants are said to be the children Of
half niece Of the Judge.
A number Of the cigar manufacturers
have acceded 10 the demand of the work.
men for an increase Of from 81 TO IS on
every thousand cigars. Several houses
have suspended operations because OF the
demand.
Two Of tho eight cases of goods stolen
in September from the United States pub.
lie store have been recovered, minus 81
Of the SO pieces OF silk they contained.
The cases were stolen by the authorized
agent and transfer carman, who cOntesses
that he received the goods from the deliv.
cry clerk and then stole the vouchers from
the clerks desk during his temporary ab.
senCe. The goods stolen were valued at
$4,000.
The friends Of Burrows, late proprietor
OF the MaisOn DOiree, deny that he has
gone to Europe with woman Of doubtful.
reputation, ard say that he has only
sailed secretly TO avoid probable arrest
by creditors and to make arrangements
to meet his obligations, The story Of
his Indebtedness to tho late Fisk and Of
his having collected sums from the board
ers of the MaiGon Doree is also denied.
The Prospect Park races were post
poned owing 10 the rain.
The Board OF Apportionmcnt to-day
ordered the issue Of 100000 in city
bonds, on account OF the assessments Va.
Gated by the courts, $4,000 to be ap.
prOpriated 10 charitable institutions.
VIM. ]. Havemyer, in q letter 10 be
published tomorrow, says 1t would be
iDjudicious for him to accept the reform
nomination in view OF tho apathy Of the
people,
at meeting Of the Tammany Judici-
ary Convention 10 night the conference
committee reported the names of s. B.
GarVin and Chas. n. DOnOhoe as candi-
dates tor District Attorney. On poll
there were 427 for Garvin and 4i0 Tor
DOnohoe.
The Republicans nominated to might for
Congress the following: 7th District,
Conrad Geib; 9Th District, John D. Law.
son; 9th District, David B. Mellish; 10th
District, William A. Darling.
Michael Connolly was nominated by the
TSmmany Democrats and Liberal Repub.
licans lor Congress in the 9th District.
John Hardy was nominated for Congress
in the same District by tho Apollo Hall
party.
The delegates to the National Board o!
Trade in session in this city partook Of a
dinner this evening on the invitation Of
the Chamber OF Commerce and Importers
and Grocers' Board Of Trade. Most
OF the delegates, the members Of the
various commercial bodies, and many
other distinguished citizens were present.
Mr.. VIM. E. Dodge, President Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, presided, and was
supported on the right by Frederick Fra.
ley, President Of the National Board Of
Trade, and on the left by Mayor Oakley
Hall. The first toast was "The President
OF the United States" followed by "Her
Majesty the Queen OF Great Britain"
Other toasts followed, and the festivities
were continued until late hour.