The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
exclusively 10 the IntellIgencer.
By Tie wSatsFA URiOu 81
OHee North. west eol. OF MAin and Nnaioe s.a.)
NEW YORK CITY.

Ior Tue people propose to except young
Tweed "a surety from his iather's bond
on the gruund!that the "loye and aiicc
Ilon" consideration Is insufficient To con.
stitute good title 1t Is now said that
Tweed will not 90 to Albany until the
Justification Of hrs bail has been acted
upon by the Court.
AT meeting oi some Of the deposilors
IN the StuyyeSant Bank, last evening, dis
satisfaction was expressed that measures
were not being taken for the prosecution
OF certain officers against whom there Is
proof Of fraud.
The new superintendent Of Public Mar.
keu yesterday found diseased meats offer.
ed for sale in large quantitica In many Of
the stalls it appears that the authorities
took no action on the premises. 1t seems
also that immense sums have been col. |
lected from the keepers Of marke, stalls,
which have not found their way into the |
city treasury
Threcthousand thalcrs have been trans.
mitted TO Berlin IRON the German Consu.
late Tor tue German War Relief Fund.
The elevated railway was anclioned OF |
yesterday for the purpose Of transferring
the title to the company for whom 1t was
purchased in October lust for seven hun.
dred and my Thousand dollars. ThVre
was no competitive bidding, and il was
bought for one hundred thousand dollars
by the New York Elevated Railway |
Company.
Another meeting was held up town last
evening which denounced the Vanderbilt
Fourth Avenue milnad slaugIteripg
Scheme
The pigeon shooting match Of the Long
Island Shooting Club was interrupted
yesterday by Mr. Bergh. A member,
however, shot two birds to enable Bcrgh
to make lest case in court. The so.
ciety IN the other hand, threaten 40 sue
Bergll for trcspassing on their club
grounds
Augustus SChcll has been elected Prcsi,
dent Of the Historical Society, vice Mr..
Dewitt.
Judge Barnard says he and ex.Comp.
trollcr Connolly have not spoken 10 each
other in five years, and that were any
other person arraigncd on an indictment
similar to Connolly's he would fix the hail
ut $4,000.
AZ Paterson, yesterday, Libbie Sara.
brout, young girl, ostensibIy house.
keeper, poisoned Hanson j. Burroughs.
She admitted before the corOners Jury
that she bought tue arsenic by Burroughs
order; that alter taking q dose he kept
about two days then died, and that she
fixed him in the chair where he was found.
Ten days after that she knew he poisoned
himself, but did not make il known. No
verdict has beeif rendered yet.
! The funeral Of Joseph W. Gregory, a
prominent member of the lnternation-
alists, who died here Monday, takes place
tomorrow. He was formerly proprietor
Of Gregory's California Express,
A case Of death from pork poison is
reported in Newark.
Assemblyman Hawkins has introduced
II bill at Albany legali2ing the action Of
the antiring jury. A bill was also ointro.
duced to remove the Mayor, Corporation
Attorney, Tom Field, and also to remove
Fields Us Park Commissioner.
The City Hall is in Il state OF siege,
and the AldermaniC Chamber is guarded
by the police The City Library is lock.
ed up, and the Mayors office is guarded
by bolts Preparations are being made
to prevent Alderman Cowan, who styles
himself acting Mayor, from making an
effort to occupy the official chair. Hall
is not at the office, but it is understood
that he is indifferent to the action OF the
old Board of Aldermen;
The Custom House Senatorial Con.
gressional Investigating Committee, con.
sisting OF Messrs. Buckingham, Howe,
Stewart, Cassidy, Pratt and Bayard, met
today in the Collectors room Of tine
Custom House. The session is secret no
one being allowed to be present except
Collector Arthur.
There has been considerable Of a run
on the Third Avenue Savings Bank, to.
day. Tho officers Of the bank state
that they arc perfectly able TO meet all
liabilities. I'LL. ,5..,fg
The run on the Third Avenue Savings
Bank lasted all day. Thrco hundred
thousand dollars have thus far been paid
out, and there is half million in cash still
on hand, while million in securities can
be converted inside Of day, Another
savings bank offered IN advance to the
Third Avenue Bank OF u quarter Of n mil
lion but ii was declined.
The Commissioner OF Public Works,
Mr.. Van Mort, to-day discharged six gen.
eral superintendents Of sewers and nun.
Der of other officials, reducing the expenses
of this department thus far 10000 per
annum.
Tie clerks Of the old BoardsoI klder'
men and Assistant Aldermen turned all
the books, papers, and documents over 10
the clerks OF the new boards today.
Judge Cardozo has declined the motion
TO set aside the discontinuancc Of the suit |
to forfeit the charter of the Tobacco Man
ulacturcrs' Association,
,Beckman W. Andrews, a broker, has
been arrested at the instance OF Miss
Amelia Graham, who accuses him of oh.
taining $4,000 from her by fraudulent
representations. 1t is said that the lady
has number orlovc letters from Andrews,
who is a married man. 's|
There are seventeen cases otsmall.PoX
on Gill street since yesterday, and three
deaths.
The loss by the burning Of Carr &
IN A y. "a