The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-17
NEW YORK CITY.

Z. NEW 1OhhI april lo.-ln the case Ol
Judge McCunn the Bar Association In,
tend sending the evidence, to Gov. Hof.
man; who viii be urgedto recommend
s!S01a acoann's immediate late removal by the
The General Committee Of the coloredl
citizens last evening decided TO hold int
public procession hereafter on tho ami,
versary OF the 10th amendment tsgUa %
The funeral services Of the late N. Il
Belden, took place to-day from the Church
OF TRANSPORTATION. Tho Masonic Orders
were largely represented. No
There will be another dead lock In the
city government, unless action Is taken
BY the Legislature. The law proceedings
for the payment Of the city expenses, &C.,
expires on the 80th Of April, after which
no salary claims can be paid, II relief Is
not granted.
The. new Seaman's Exchange will
besdedicated tomorrow. Henry Ward
Beecher and Secretary Robson, viii be
present. The building cost S105 900,
which amount was raised by voluntary
subscription among the merchants. ''t'
The trial Of Mrs. Fanny Hyde, Of
Brooklyn, was resumed to-day. Tho de.
fence admit the shooting Of Watson, but
assert their ability to show that Mira.
Hyde was insane at the time 1t was com.
mitted. It was argued that she was
driven to insanity by the tantallzlng ap.
proaches Of Watson and the great anxiety
she felt for her reputation.
heannual Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, held In this city,
adopted this morning the following reso.
lutions: '.-tl-
WHEREAS, The commission IN the
liquor interest and the kindred influence
evidently act In the idea that the Sabbath
is the chief obstruction to their paths in
this country; and, whereas, Sunday trains
are among the most powerful Of their
agents to remove the obstacle; and,
whereas, Sunday mails are the main OK.
cuse for Sunday trains; therefore,
ReSO!ued, That as Christian patrons we
hereby protest against the Sunday mails
as dangerous alike to our civil and reli.
gious liberty, and that we deem this sub.
ject Of such importance as to demand the
attention OF the approaching General Con.
ference. III F-F' ..si''4tf y,
The remainder Of the session was devo-
ted mainly to the discussion of tobacco
and Its use as detrimental to religious life,
also to laudation Of the virtues Of many
generous laymen, who had contributed SO
liberally to the cause of education that the
Church had now become one Of the chief
repositories Of learning. 900 srsss.
Amass meeting Of the citizens Of the
Ninth Assembly district, Kings county,
who are in favor Of the Cincinnati Con.
vention, was held, last evening, at Stiles
hall in Brooklyn, land was largely at.
tended. HiramP. Crossier was elected
President, Chas. r. Thompson, Vice
President, and Henry ]. Stiles, Secretary.
Hon. W. w. Goodrich made brief
speech which was received withapplause.
The report this morning that DR.. Ed
ridge had resigned as Director Of the Erie
ispronounced by the Erie officers to be
premature. No intImationc fgesigning
has beenireceiyed from DR., Eldridge., n
o. Il. P. Archer, Receiver Stuyvesant
Bank, was to have been examined to. day,
but failed to appear. An. attachment
against himior contempt Of Court will be
applied for to the Federal Court.
A petition OF bankruptcy was filed
against the Atlantic Fire Insurance Com.
pany, in the Federal Court this morning,
in Brooklyn, for the non.payment OF a
policy Of 5000.
Leonard F. Fowler, a we'll known ives.
tern counterfeiter, was arrested to-day
while engaged in negotiating for quaint.
ty OF $40 and $50 bills of the Poughkeep.
sic National Bank. He was held in
$4,000 bail TO answer. Fowler halls
from Cincinnati. E9EE II .oF
Judge Currs publishes a card, stating
the reasonhe refused to testify before the
Bar Association last night, was becauseit
would embarrass the work OF reformation
to be begun in the Marine Court. At the
proper time he says he will vindicate him.
self before a regular and legal body.