The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-05
NEW YORK CITY.

invelgled watchman away from Krem
entzs jewelry store, In Newark, and Ii
mitted.
The report OF the robbery Of a docu
ment from the United States District At
torney's office Is unfounded.
The indicted distillers propose TO have
the names Of the witnesses who swore
against them before the Grand Jury
prosecuted tor perjury.
The National Academy OF Design
passed resolutions In memory of Professor
Morse last evening. N.H
The Stock Exchange this morning
voted to adjourn both regular calls ol
stocks tomorrow, in memory Of Professor
Morse, and passed appropriate resolu,
tions.
Judge Blatchlord to-day granted the
motion to have stricken from the plead.
ings certain scandalous passages IN the
answer to Brick Pomeroy, In the suit
against him for breach Of promise Of mar.
riage by Miss Wilkinson.
The creditors Of the New York g. Bos.
ton Express Company to-day accepted
the offer ofth company to pay rs cents
on the dollar.
The Reading railroad company yester.
day refused 10 have their stock Registered
in New York as required by the Stock
Exchange, but will deposit statement
with their transfer agent. The governing
committee Of the Exchange notified the
Reading Company that il they did not es.
tabllsh q registration Office on or before
Wednesday, the 10th inst, they would
strike Reading from the list Of stocks
dealt in at the Exchange. d
The Publishers Board Of Trade ad.
journed to-day after electipg for the en-.
suing year the following officers; Henry
1vison, of New York, President o. ].
Wilson,, of Cincinnati Vice President; ].
A. Q. Barnes, Of New York, Secretary,
and @. @. Woodwork, Treasurer.
The rates for. the introduction Of new
school books throughout the United
States has been fixed at one-third dis.
count from the retail price.
Among the deaths from small.pox u.
day was that OF man who was so much
terrified at the idea Of having the disease
that he was frightened to death on the
appearance of the eruption. ., &.
The foreign witness who was to identify
Carl Vogt, was in court to-day, but did
not testify, owing to the failure to obtain
an interpreter in the French Language.
In consequence ofthe Court Of Appeals
deciding the Court Of Special Sessions
illegal, that body did no business to-day,
but adjourned till Saturday. The mum.
Der OF prisoners who may be released by
this decision is about 400. .'s
Senator John Sherman was in the'city
to-day.
Arrangements for the funeral OF Prof
Morse will be completed at 10 O'clock to.
morrow. The body is enclosed in a
heavy rosewood casket, and viii be taken
from the late residence on West 22d
street to Madison Square Presbyterian
Church, where the funernal sermon will
be preached by Rev. DR.. Adams. The
National Academy Of Design have adopt.
led resolutions of respect and to attend
1.-THE funeral. The Aldermen and Assist.
ant Aldermen likewise, as have the City
Council Of Brooklyn and the New York
|
John L. Brown, contractor for cleaning
the streets, has retired from active man.
agement and appointed Geo. Middleton
manager Of the work.
Application was made to-day for a
writ of hGbeGS corpus for the discharge Of
persons convicted by the Court Of Special
Sessions. Judge Brady will determine
the point tomorrow.
The nail and spike manufrctur ers oi
the Atlantic States have agreed 10 q gen.
eral advance Of 90 cents per keg.
Thebody found in Roosevelt street al.
ley way proves to be that Of Charles
Williams. 1t is tolerably Certain that
two or more men were concerned in the
crime, and 1t is believed that the murder
was committed some distance from the
place where the body was found.
The bureau Of combustibles are waging
a relentless war against violators OF the
law regulating kerosene oil.
DR.. Louis Dobine was held to bail tc
answer the charge of concealing case Of
smallpox.
John Mcbride was sentenced to one
year IN hepenitentiary and fine Of SEQ
for attempting to abduct child.
John F. Whitaker, a journalist, died
to-day from injuries sustained yesterday
being run over by street car,
Eleven cases Of smallpox and five
deaths arereported.
Rev. Cuyler leaves in May to attend
the General Assemblies and Synods d
the English and Scotch Presbyterian
churches.
The Brooklyn Health Officers rdiscoy.
cred 40 cases Of smallpox in one block
on 9th avenue.
A man named Gowan, Professor of mu
sic, and Hatch Smith were painfully
wounded on Cumberland street, Brook.
lyn, by shot from supposed air gun
probably intended for painter at WORK
close by.
The boss painters have, in body, re.
quested the Mayor to protect the work,
men against strikers
J. Hutchinson died in Brooklyn to-day
aged 106 years.
The chief engineer of the FIRE depart.
ment, Nevins, Of Brooklyn, is Oh trial
charged with assault on challenger al
the polls at the election to-day.
Robert Seymour, of williamsburg, who
was missing six weeks, has returned
home, and reports that he was drugged
and shipped as sailor on whaling voy
age, and that he, with three Companions
who refused to remain aboard, were put
ashore in small boat at the mouth O.
Chesapeake Bay.
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.