The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-07
NEW YORK CITY.
Visit from a New Jersey, Regiment.
( The Colonel Locked UP for;Debt.I Z

Visit from a New jersey Regiment.s
The Colonel Locked Up Tor; Debt. 4
New YoRK, Oct 6.-The Third Regi'
ment National Guard. State Of New Jer.
sey, Col. j. Madison Drake, visited this
city today and were received by the
Eighth Regiment National Guard Of New
York. They were reviewed sby Mayor
Havemeyer and the Common Council q,
City Hall As Col. Drake was out oi the
ranks thanking the Mayor for reviewing
them he was arrested on complaint oi
Henry Lindenmeyer g. Co., paper dealers,
who charge Drake with deiranding them
out OF 50 $50. Drake purchased paper on
which 10 PRINT the Elizabeth Daily ifonetor
Of which he Is editor to the amount OF
80, 900 representing that he 'owped,a large
amount OF property in Elizabeth. It was
found out that all the property was In his
wiles name. OF three thousand dollars
the above amount remained unpaid and
hence the arrest. Col Drake was locked
up. A receptionis being given his reg-
ment to night. .y,-
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT or THE EVAN
;..rrf -,-.....,, GELS. ,.,,,-,t-
The recommendation Of Mayor Have
meyer that Inequalities be. extended 10
the Evangelical Alliance passed the Board
of Alderman torday.isa 81 losia7
ARREST OF A PHILADELPHIA WOMAN.
Mrs. Callindar, J a. woman who keeps a
large stationery store in Philadelphia, was
arrested there yesterday and dibrought here
and put in Ludlow street. jail, charged
with sending obscene literatufe Through
the mails from Philadelphia, to this city.
Quite large sums are being raised here
in mercantile circles for Shreveport and
Memphis. > 'S'aS 10 = '@7H
80 CATHOLIC UNION OF THE uss.
Tho annual meeting Of the Catholic
Union Of the United States was held in
the hall Of the St. Francis Xavier Church
this evening. J. Edmund Burke, OF But.
talo, delivered an elaborate address upon
the condition and future Of the Union.
Addresses were made by DR.. Andrews,
Judge Quian5 and. others. Charles NJ.
Moore read an address Of the Catholic
Union OF Ireland TO the people Of ireland.
The Union now comprises 1S parishes,
with a membership OF 0,l1G.S ~
YACHT RACE.
The Ocean yacht race to-day between
the sloop yachts Meta. Of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club, and Vision, OF the New York
Yacht Club, has had peculiar termina.
ton. The first whistle for flying start
was given at 11:37. The Meta crossed the
line at 1853 and the Vision at 11:54. Be.
fore tho, yachts had proceeded lar the
weather became very rough for this sea.
son. Tho judges boat refused to accom-.
pany the yachts to act. as q stake boat
The Judges boat returned, as did also the
Vision. The Meta sailed over thecourse
and claims the race. The judges will
meet to morrow to decide, and will prob.
ably appoint a referee. According to the
rules the race will probably have to be
sailed over again. si'g @ ..,oy;;T
...... oPERATIc.. ... (
Max Maretzek opened tonight with
Lucca and Tamberlik, In the opera OF Po.
Into. Notwithstanding rainy nightthe
Grand Opera House was crowded. and
the principal artistsreceived an enthusias.
tic greeting. Tamberlik's success has
been as marked as that Of Lucca. III,
MURDERER ARRESTED. e..
John Strong, Of Newark, has been ar.
rested for the murder Of his child only
four days old. He drowned the baby in q
tub Of water and buried its body In the
back ward. . fFt!