The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-31
NEW YORK. CITY.

NEW YORK, December 80.-Weathe
clear and very pleasant. Tho East ant
North rivers are badly blocked with Ice
The lakes OF Central Park were crowded
with skaters all day yesterday, and thI
regular carnival Of sleighlng ON Harlem
Lane and the roads in tho upper portion
Of the city.
At the solicitation Of his friends
Ftoude has altered bis determination O
sailing Saturday to still remain In thil
country another. week.
There Is o number Of new schemes fol
recognizing the City Government, AZ
expected, with the opening Of the Legls
lature. 1t Is understood that the Com
mlttee Of Seventy and the Republican
General Committee will each have one.
tits stated that the place ol the trial o.
the civil suit against Tweed, in which he
Is implicated with Ingersoll, Garvey
and Woodward, has been transferred by
the late judicial order from Albany to
this, county by the late decision in the
indictments against Hugh Smith. 1t ID
probable that quSShing IN like manner
must also follow in similar cases, leaving
Fonly two indictments which were found
IN the Oyer and Termincr, voted against
Tweed.
A large force of laborers' wero at work
yesterday clearing thesnow on Broadway
and other streets.
Tho residence Of John Connor was rob.
bed Of $1,000 worth of jewelry last
night, in Sevepty.Fourth street.
Up to recess nothing new has been elic.
tied in the Stokes case. :,
One hundred prisoners from the work
house were put at work to-day to clear
away the ruins Of the Centre street fire,
A jury was empannelled this morning 20
hold an inquest on the bodies in the ruins.
Large crowds OF people gathered at
Centre street to-day, where force of 100
men were at work removing the ruins. It
is the intention Of employing the work.
house prisoners and abandoning the labor.
ing men engaged. The belief seems to
prevail that the remaining bodies are
buried beneath the ruins OF tho stairway.
Alderman Gilsey contributed $500
towards tic expenses Of removing the
ruins. Judge Bowling and Morgan Jones
promised to increase their donations,
The Coroner offered $500. No other
remains have yet been discovered, but
pieces of shawls, stockings, &C., have
been found. Comptroller Green has
written 10 Coroner Herman that he
cannot put the expense Of the work in the
tax levy, as that is already made up, but
he will see that it is paid.
On the recommendation Of Comptrol-
Ter Green, City Chamberlain Palmer has
made arrangements for the removal OF
city deposits 10 the amount Of $3,OOO,O0O
from the Tenth National Bank to the
Broadway Bank, the recommendation
being made on the ground that the bank
was weak in deposits, having besides the
city deposits, q total Of only $3.50 ,O30, OF
which it appears $309, 200 were loans or
Indebtedness Of the directors Of the
bank.
Burglars entered Trinity Church last
night and robbed the contribution boxes
OF about 500. They were in search Of
the communion service, which was locked
up in sale.
Bergh's officers stopped alI stages
DOAAA aONA tOhu WIN lCSS luhu lOuf
horses attached, to-day.
j. S. Adams. Collector OF the port Of
Pensacola, has disappeared from Taylors
Hotel, Jersey City. As he had large
feared.
Brooklyn Fire Marshal Ready has ex-
amined the hotels Of that city, and re.
OOfts three 0f thp 1padin0 hnfnia ;pooovrn
in the matter Of fire escapes.
In the Stokes trial to-day D. E. Con-
ley, parlor man, was cross-examined.
Lis testimony was unsatisfactory, as he
contradictcd the evidence he gave in the
former trial.
New YORK, December 3O.-At q late
hour this afternoon the workmen found
among the ruins of the Centre street
building, o human skull with hair sever
al inches long, attached to pair Of wo-
man 3 shoes and fragments oil female ap.
parcl.