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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05
$2S0,2S5 "A

NGOU1S8CO III
This is an increase of $e5, 4s5 81 during
the year; arate of accumulation showing
thatif thcsourccs of this fund should not
be diverted we would In a few years have
fund whose interest wound 60 far to 70.
lieve the State from taxation for support
Of schools. The interest OF this fund
goes to the distributable school fund. We
note thatonly $4,0SS 20 is accounted Tor
in the years receipts derived from sin.
terCst on U. S. Bonds held by Board Of
School Fund" Yet there were 800, 500
Of these bonds at the beginning of the
year, $4,000 Of which were Currency
Skies and $ls.5OO Five Twenties; the
years interest on which, with gold AT
ITO, would be $3.50. But Auditor Ben.
netts table shows $45,sOO more geo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

Resources Of fund for the
year. ...,,............... $2O5,4lG
The amount Of this fund at
year d 1901 was. 80. 94s,SSs
Receipts during year. $50. 1875
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

expenditures ........ $2ss,7s7 90
The total disbursements during the
iscalycar of1SG0.70, were $430, 555 II; so
that this is an increase Of over one.half or
fraction over 70 per cent. on the pre-
viOus year.
This is the exhibit rs to the general
treasury Let us see how 1t is with the
DIsTRInuTApTE SCHOOL, FUND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

The amount Of this fund.pt
the beginning of the fiscal
year of lSG0.7O was. ...... : 07440 43
Receipts during year. ....... 907,07G 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

Resources Of fund for the
year. ......,......... TfSI -
The Balance Of this fund ut
the end OF the fiscal year Of
isGO.70 was. 80. =. 1853
Same at end oiyear 1S7O.7t.. 1903
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

$O,2G7 Os
S4,742 80
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loaded guilty OF rOOlsy and sent 70 state Prison


ACQUTTTAL or AN ALLEGED MURDERER
The trial Of John Smith and James Tully,
for the murlor OF Augustus Browa ot No 20 LOWEST,
last June, begun yesterday IN the court OF oyer
and Nrmner before Judcc 1nrraham. Mr.. Brown aud
his wife were walking aloRg Divisionst, ON their way
home from the Bowery Thcater late In the ovcnins
t Division and Clintonts two men were encountered
the wife was lnsutcd the husband resented H. aud on
alteration cnsuei followed nv blow from cue oil inc
rufsans Tho husband fc dead "a Che sidewalk. Smith
and ly who arc charged with the crm. the latter as
an accessory, are both young men, not more thah ~
years Of axe.
very rcQuout and always curious circumstance In
murder trial OF Ia the whir into which tho lis
toner's mind drawn n he attempts TO apprehend the
facts. This was strl.dngly illustrated yesterday The
widow the deceased 70 tho witnessstand Win
her sleeping baby hor cycs swollen aud red apparently
lower walks ~ fe hu her version OF tho sad Tragedy
given with such simple earncstness ana az times IN
such tremulOus touos that the sympathy OF tue spccl
tors was at all upOn her side but the crosseNal
part of both husband and wife TO Incorporate hahts
The very next witness called by tho prosecution btonght
the fact out clearly and that moreover man ana wire
intoxicated on the night OF the crme Inc next
testimony went to show that their way home that
very night the husband kept stopping people ON th,
street, aud noisy and Quarrelsome.
Ry this time Tully had been released from respons
hty as had been shown that he had assisted the de
rather surprising story, asserting that tho assalan o
Mr.. Brown was young man by the name OF Wilson
who he believed had lett the city, Inc rcNuson OF reel
ing complete aud az the end OF the day the prisonei
smith acquitted by the jury, and es he left III,
Court house he congratulated by his sister ana
several friends who clung ioyfully TO him.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
Observation-Disclosures MARKET


HKw.YoRK Monday, Dec. 2. 1871
The Bills Head market aud the sale stables
IN the upper part Of the city hnfbor more Than al tue
horses likely 10 bo required for tho trpdo during the
woch Just opened. Probabilities that work ano bn
meas horses OF every description viii continue ~ se
freely at nfm prices. TIE market for lne COACH and
road horses, however does not look very encouraging
although nearly all 'of them have passed safely through
all tho phases Of tho ihte orse Epidemic and tho st
more alarming Tor II, for which the veterinary
manual appears 10 have been rabsacked by tho press
throughout the country. Dealers who afford 10 10
will most likely prefer the WnteriDg Of their yGua
bic animals 10 selling ~ great sacrifice while those who
have no means, have alreedy anticipated on thci
stock by ohattel mortgage, VIII bo compelled
10 sell under the hammer, at winch occasion The
attendance consists chiefly Of horse dealers and sDecu
tors who will bid 10 Ruro only will IN return secure
them good profit. Both conditions referred to VIII have
the tendency Of sending oil valuable stock into the hand
OF a few men, thus enabling them 10 put their own
dpes on the large number OF flDo carriage b0rs most
likely to be demanded during tho coming SIrjng trade
The regular semiweekly sale OF horses, eartiaRes and
general horse equipments takes place as usuai, o.
Messrs. Johnston ~ Van IasselIs AuelOh Mart 'o-nOf
row Cfuesday), Dec. ., at ia O'CLOCK. A., -. 4. -,
There beng too much snow on the grounu 10 Ihah
carriage. driving pleasant and not enough 10 cansa
brisk demand for slcghs, the carriage ana sc8h yss
ness has been rather duh to-day.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT or RbW-fOkK.... .................DEo
CLEARED.
Steamship NsrO (Brl Edssns, GeUes Henderson Bros
Steamship Beverly. Pierce fhiiaieDlia
Steamship Sere1s. Besrse. Boston. II. y. Dmock
Ship Cafli. pui'a'5g loHdsn Ihas DnahaEs Nepbe~ Co
Dark PsTeero ( }ouHg st. Johns ~ F H. Sveetand Co.
Bars lmogrne lsr), McGsehn, kcerism w sehmih Co.
fumu tBf Lane IT. Jago And 0usntauamo, Wye Go.
HrE q. q Celson Psyson, Aspswai s. G Loud Co.
Brig Alamo ItsL J. Adam0 Barcelona. Fuach, b1ye Co
Able Dam Rouaa HsssAn p Jas " Klstn Go.
sehr Mauhs 81 trl AeuHan Ge0rgetern fsN Whitney Co
Schr Rivard BHnett, klhott PaTs, j. q. Guslsrrs ..
sshr John, Williams Wilmington, n. G., Z. $. POWELL
ARRIVED.
slesmhp Argentina Rmps SoE Andersen Tsgaarog Oct 70
steamship northern tbrj hsSsOn onbce Nov 5 via Sidney, b.
ia ballast
,,ssu.p HsrasO Livingston, cseseau with mdse
Sfp corlsrs BIZ Aloab Valparaiso SEPT viii WOOL and
I;rg Goo of HsHrl EI s Tb,mss 70 day. with ycp iron
Bra Mcgee (B Crumey Porto Plata IS lays ~ilh fse &c.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
.Bosros 2Aryed steamship from Nev-York brlgs
ia G. IRON Monte Christie McG,ey roa Iobokea; schrs T.
B. conxsil Asaa. JAkzie lee from GonsYea
Laws Del, De zArved, T. siesEslnP Pgwhsan, with
NkxOsLEAxs Ds 2Arv.d steamship ST. Louis RON Eps.York
ssild Aoy. 90 slsAmho George Wellington, FOR EswYofk.
FOREIGN PORTS. t.
PnYHOuTH Dee 1Ihs Hamburg American Lhe steamship Thur
n aeyeI ron oI Nov ~ for smas arrived here yesisr
QUEsWnows Dee 2-Tne Williams Caon lire steamship ws.
ooss Freea Sn sssYos So1 so for Ifvepoo srse here
SATURDAY J) O'clock The White Star Lhe
site Perry from New ioik Nov 20 or Liverpool hved be Jss,er
dAY.
s1KTTs Dec 2h Baltic Loyas sisan,hp Thoas,su Bsrsb.
don o New1 ssea here yes'asy 1hs .,ssnshp Psnatn.
of the line, soi Tor Newfork The l3,h q Gov.
DISASTER.
NsuBsDYoED Hss Dee 2-The hrs Mar Given Of Bndgeowu
C0ggh4 from PhAdpha for Boston sshore
ssla. roIsins 1see IN .sos ,qalI and sst 70
Il sud he rescued BY The Ch sh hfe
For Later iMtD aevs see F.Gh Page.J
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
oPEN1Ne OF THE OYER AND rERMrYER.

The December term of the Court of Oyer
and Iermner opened by Judge Ingraham yesterday
number Of prisoners were brought in early in the
morning and before 10 o'clock the courtroom was
crowded for the most part with persons summoned A.
Jurors witnesses in the various Mr. Valentine
opened the Mr. Sharks ca He'd roll OF the
Grand Jurors. The following sworn in Graud
Jurors:
BehsrtE Peterson erer ofNo Bouist foreman; ssmue
FoI pateut tno1e q 40 - wet Foghtsti Adam Ns.
ooGl dealer Il no. - La Onegnjre1i John
Ieurter aerchant = MaiiseaYa Dad L. Rrnen ta
1sI o. 30 - " "a "a g. ~ 80 u - q e 20 ~ tslf. s,s
DepaN Patck D. With9fo No. lg East Oae hunlFelan
ss,ss si assa2sr hs2 Ms.s ieso. y H. s gso ,t 3
~ Josss He tweuty6nhst JoseIh PIan cocks 80
AssiEb Msei ne chant II No. ia Yves, foystbssi Dal
WLney Eefchsnf q LeEngOusye vsientue
SsS..tsst y neyef Stern Of No rs In va; Herr nser
ssctobs of No v Caamoerst 1hsres waite Of No II Iinh
Leo o. Ee 10 we.t rt.ry-;AihisL
Judge IBgraham charged the Grand Jury in the
statutory terms calling their attention 70 violations OF
the usuFy laws the laws regarding lotteries, frauds
upop emicrants the election laws, and the laws regu
hating the sale OF intoxicating liquors He said that
although some new spapers had complained that more
serOus eases had not been disposed Of there was On
fLe oyer nd Iermlner cannot he held accountable Tor
cases which are not before IT, The Judge conciuded by
warning them not 10 diyulge any hniIngs ubtll the
IRE Grand Jury then retired after which several pleas
were taken. Charles Newton pleaded gully OI al az
tempt &C grand larceny aud sent 20 State Prison Tor
the murder Of mis- wife, pleaded guilty Of mansiauglter
IN the third degree and sent ~ State Prison for four
years James Heyden, charged with burglary pleaded
Cinchys a sOn we're implicated with him, aud IN fact gave
him he property TO pawn. Heyden sent % BIng
Sing fg ltwo years and ak Doaths Arthur Keefe
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
HrGH sMrrns NpIcTMENr UP AGAN.


The late decision Of the General Term of the
Supreme Court in the cases Of Burns and Greenthal,
declaring invalid the extension Of the famous Bedford
Grand jury" which brought the Ring indictments q
year ago threatens 10 work mischief in all the Ring
cases John T. Burrin submitted this decision in Gen
eral Sessions yesterday. additional argument why
his motion to quash the indictment against his client
should be granted.
Mr. Peckham and Mr.. Tremain, counsel for the people,
claimed that Of 1889 gave the Court Of Sessions
the right to extend it's terms long there any
unnshed business before them; that the of gave
the Court power to extend its term by orders entered in
its minutes without limitation to time. Aside from
this the counsel claimed that the indictments having
been found subsequent to the passage Of the act
OF January o. 1874 which legazed Judge Bedford's
tension Of bs terms, provided that the Court should
have power thereafter extend its terms by successive
orders Of extension; that the indictment found
DDder and IN pursuance OF that law and that the
Of Burns aid Grefntha had relevancy Whatever
might be the effect Of those indictments found
prior passage OF the Act OF jar a. 1872 they had
effect on the Indictment against Hugh Smith, which
found subsequently, Recorder Haokett reserved Ills
decision
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
TIE ROGERS MURDER CASE.
WRIT OF ERROR AND STAY OF PRocEEDn
DENIED.

A WRIT OF ERROR AND STAY OF PROCEEDINGS
DENIED.
Counsel for Henry Rogers, who was con-
Victed Of the murder OF officer Donahue in Brooklyn
and sentenced TO be executed Friday next, made an
application on Saturday in the Supreme Court Cham
bers before Judge Fancher for writ OF error and stay
OF proceedings which opposed by pstretAttorney
BrttOn Judge Fancher rendered his decision yester-
day, denying the application in a long opinion.
After reviewing the law in Its various bearings, and
the rulings OF Judge Gilbert, who presided at the trial,
which he declares to have been properly conducted,
Judge Fancber took up the different points raised by the
prisoners counsel which the writ Of error should be
granted In regard the charge Of counsel that Judge
Gilbert erred in charaeteIizng in the commencement Of
his charge the oense Of murder and that he thereby
infringed the province of the jury, Judge
Fancher decided that that part Of bis charge may be
kzrded quite impartial and even favorable TO the
prisoner holds that the facts stated fairly TO
the Jury. the other alleged error IN the Judges
charge that the prisoner not 90 intoxicated as 10 be
Incapable Of understanding what ne was doing,
he says that the evidence bears out that aver
menG In conclusion be says that Notwithstanding
the great interest stake he feels compelled ~ deny
the application for writ OF error and stay OF proceed
trial which would induce appellate court
the Judgment and order trial that the murder OF
Ofhcer DOnahoe must be avenged, and, although he
shFinks from the unpleasant duty which thus deVOlyes
upon him. ne feels constrained not 10 interfere with the
due course Of Justice
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
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New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Van Syckel was arragned before Justice
Gbort Kings County Court f Over and rermine yesieny
and pleaded not guilty 70 the pdemepi charging BIN Nh ''e
posouBg bis vile. The trial postponed III January
At the TOmbs Police Cburt yesterday James Do
lsH alias Davis pctpOcke comst,ed ~ Justice hegn or
gold watch aud other owty cad
SIS GretHbacts while riding Fourthse ughs sZ
Smith OF No 20 Ihompsonst hed Tor steal
his employer Goteh Law Of No l22 East Broadway gold
worth snd 5 50 in money He pleaded guilty
Thomas Marvin held for breaking into the
premises Lbcrtys, with intent rob- Geo H. Curtis Of NO
Isl West Bruadwa beh bail for selling poey ueke
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
MONDAY, Dee. 9-r. n


All the Wall-st. markets have been quiet as
ruc throughout the day speculation hesnatiHg until
the policy Of she Government shsli be made known
through the Presidents Message and reports OF tbs
heads Departments These received too late To
have any effect uron prizes to-day. The railroad move
ment. under the express lead OF Pacific Mail which
v.rsed lts late course became slrons and higher with
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
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