The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21
NEW YORK CITY.

NRws York, November e0.-A war L
making on the system Oi opening street.
thai has prevailed, whereby political lav
orites were made rich at the expense O
property owners and tho city. s-W Z
Tamlnany Hall resolved last night moi
to take action couAtenAncing fusion Witl
Apollo Hall. The latter Democratic or
gGnlzstton will consider the subject this
week.
The Danish Consul In this city makes
public appeal for immediate aid for his
countrymen, who lost their property BY
the recent severe storms In Europe, and
are now In positive want. RHE n
Scmidt o Cos lnalthousein Brooklyn
and fifty bushels Of malt was burned this
morning. Less $4,000.
A Roumanian Emigration Society was
formed ID this city last evening, to vel
come and care for emigrAnts en- route
here
Every part Of the Academy OF Music
was crowded last night 10 hear Father
Burke on Oliver Cromwell. In reply tc
Froude he spoke two hours and q hall.
Mr.. Van Mort, Commissioner OF Public
Works, says twill take $500, 900 TO give
this city an adequate supply Of water,
and recommends an immediate appro'
prlstion OF that amount. ,Hg' =.
Judge Faucher granted an application
to-day, for the children Of King, the mur.
derer Of o'Neil, TO be given into the Gus,
tody Of their mother. -,..,-- -.-.u-
Sergeant Thompson and three aids oil
the health department, report after in.
specting all the markets In the city, and
numerous wholesale poultry establish.
ments, that they found no disease, and
furthermore the fowls were never in a
better condition than now. rr
The President Of, the Board OF Fire
Commissioners has been authorized "a
arrange for the constructing Of stationa.
ry pumping engine and tower, near the
distributing reservoir TO augment the
pressure and force OF the volume OF water
in'the lower part Of the city. NE'Ill
The Commission on rate and survey,
have presented for the consideration Of
the Board Of Fire Underwriters, a new
schedule, which places an advance Of
from go to40 per cent on fat rates with.
out rebate, and with 5 per cent brokerage
allowed.
Mr.. Stanley arrived by the Cuba and
was escorted up the bay by delegations
from the Geographical Societies and Her.
aId Club "a isfP mn
!scauneI and King viii .beiGied in De-
cember.
DR.. Nathan Newton has received a YER.
dict Of $1,000 damages from the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company Tor injuries re-
ceiVed in falling from one Of the opencaTs,
his, ground Of suit being that the GUARD OF
the car was loose and not properly at
tached
Julius E Julien has been held to bail In
$4,000 for mailing obscene circulars 10
boarding schools and elsewhere.
Artived-the steamers Cuba from Liv.
erpool, and Cambria from Hamburg.
The family Of VIM. N. Tweed returned
home in the Cuba. q fB ray s
Andrew J.. Blessin, Tammary,s was
elected to the Assembly, from the 18th
district. by the plurality Of one vote.
Ex.Msyor Kalbaeesch, of Brooklyn,
has filed his answer TO the complaint oi
Mrs. Wade, In which che seeks 100000,
damages, for breach o! promise OF mar
riage. The reply attacks plaintiffs char.
acter and promises proof of allegations
upon trial.
Mr.. Stanley win have his first treception
in America atthe Lotus Club on Friday
evening.
A distinguished assemblage met at the
st. james Hotel Tonight, to further the
objects Of the Industrial Exposition In
New York. Gen. Divcn presided, in the
absence OF Gen, Dix, the head OF the or
ganization, and stated that ground had
been purchased Tor the proposed editice
In the best location in New York, at a cost
Of $1,700,000. Among other speakers
were Ghauncey NJ, Depew, Augustus NAV.
erick and Hon. Erastus Brooks. I 'H