The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23
NEW, YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, April 22.-The subscrip
lions to tho fund for monument TO Gen
George Il. Thomas amounts 10 nearly
$4,000. ,-0 1'''
Fanny Hyde was admitted 10 bail thii
morning in the sum Of $250O.
A Rio Janclro letter announces the
death oI member Of the Russian lega
Iion to Brazil, N. Bodlsco, he was q native
Of America and brother Of the Russian
Consul Generalat New York.
A Montevido letter says: "Prolessor
Agassiz and several Of his party were ar
rested there by IN officer who thought he
had discovered an evil intent because
they were filling their pockets with pieces
Of rock. All OF them were taken 10 the
guard house but were soon released"
The British Minister, Mr.. Thornton
attends the annual dinner Of tho st.
Georges Society tomorrow.
MIR. Charlton retired from tho man.
agement Of the Post, and will be succeed.
ed by Farke Godam,
The Mozart Hall organization will be
reserved.
Operations at He'll Cato have been sus.
pended until July, and the expectation OF
completing tho work and the removal ol
the rock has been abandoned until next
year.
The National Board Of Fire Underwri.
ters concluded q harmonious session.
Mr. Walcott was chosen Secretary, rice
james N. Runker, resigned.
Judge Brady to-day refused two mo.
tons ormandamus to compel Comptroller
Green to pay $82 600 for the cleaning Of
snow and ice of Of Broadway, the winter
oil 1901; to pay $40, AT, being 20 per
cent OF the amount alleged due on con.
tract for paving o portion ol Second
Avenue. upon tho performance OF two
thirds Of the work.
Rev. Francis Ii. Vinton is dangerously
Ill Of disease Of the heart and dr0psy.
The ten word minimum has been
abolished by the European Cabinet.
Elias Gang was. In day forbidden by the
Superior Court from selling watch move.
ments in imitation Of those of the Ameri.
can Watch Company.
N. Laughlin and Lawlar, the Youths
who assaulted the keeper at Randall's
stand, were sentenced each TO five years
imprisonment.
Ten prisoners escaped from the Queens
county jail last night. d. Hfr#
a committee OF tho Bar Association
have gone to Albany to press the charges
against the accused judges. The Com
mittec claim that the proof Of guilt is so
strong that the Legislature cannot but
take decisive action on some, If not all,
the corrupt Judges.
The concession demanded from Van.
derbilt by the residents Of the Fourth ave.
nue., was granted, and all has been salts
tactortly settled. q t.EaTr ? {
A committee Of eighteen from the Rail.
road Association go 10 Albany to urge the
passage Of the Vanderbilt quick passage
scheme.
Rev. A. D. Mayo, of Cincinnati, lee.
tured this P. NJ, in favor OF the Bible in
public schools. ~
II. W. Beecher addressed q great audi.
ence at Cooper Institute, in regard to the
opening Oflibraries on Sunday.
The Committee of Seventy have re.
solved to send a committee 10 Albany,
and OF the Bar Association also to recon-.
mend to the electors lin case the new
charters become law) o ticket for all
the city Offices.
ALBANY, April eat is thought the
Governor will veto the New York char
ter on constitutional grounds, in which
case 1t is regarded doubtful whether the
necessary two.thirds vote to pass the bill
will be Obtained.