The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-29
NEW YORK CITY.

Il NEW YORK, may SS,-Ine United
States bonds which Jim Brady, the burg.
lar and bond thief, attempted to dispose
Of yesterday, were undoubtedly stolen
and probably belonged 10 persons In
whose names they ore registered, as fol-
lows: Ama0a Stone, Jr., Cleveland; Dan'l
Gale, Benz Newkirk. Port Jarvis, VIM.
G. Drake, Garrett Fay, 0. Youngs, G.
Harrison Hobart. The police arc Of the
opinion that most OF the bonds were stol.
en- from the body OF Cspt. COlVocoresses,
who was found dead in q field near
Bridgeport, Conn, q year ago, having
died from a pistol shot wound In bis head.
The manner of the death Of Capt. Colvo-
coresses was In doubt, nothing clear as to
whether he was murdered or had COM
mitted suicide. For few days before
his death the friends ol the Capt. knew
he had 10 his possession bonds worth
100000. These were not found on his body
and have not since been discovered.
Mr.. Gale, Of 59l Broadway, called at the
police headquarters and stated that be
was brother Of Daniel Gale, whose
bonds were stolen from the First Nation
al Bank Of Glenn Falls, three years ago,
and he thinks those found on Brady were
a portion oil those stolen; also, that El-
more Platt, A. W. Black and Harriet P.
Baldwin, whose bonds were stolen, re-
sided at Glenn Falls at the time OF the
robbery Of the bank. 100000 Of bonds
were taken aud this IL the tirst clue TO
them. The cashier oil the bank has been
telegraphed for 10 identity the bonds.
The gross receipts Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company for the year ending
May 1st, show an increase Of over 81 900:
900, compared with last year. The fol-
lowing are the directors unanimously
elected to day by the stockholders Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company: Geo.
q. Bradbury, T. W. Parks, ]. N. Burke,
Charles ]. Osborne, Russell Sage, George
8. Scott, George Il. Palmer, RuIus
Hatch and ]. D. Smith.
Dutch Heinrich, the notorious bank
robber, has been ordered to tho Tombs
from the Lunatic Asylum on Wards Is.
land, on the ground that he Is only ieign-
ing insanity.
At meeting of the depositorS Of the
wrecked Atlantic Bank statement was
read showing that there was cash on hand
amounting TO $Sl2, 1914, and trustworthy
assets amounting to $l37, 600, making alto
gether about 70 per cent of the liabilities.
1t was stated that dividend Of 80 or 40
per cent will be declared within short
time.
The bonded warehouses OF this city are
filled with imported goods, which impor-
tiers do not find it profitable TO take out
on account of the high price OF gold and
the dullness Of the season.
The Stock, Gold, Produce and Cotton
Exchanges will be closed on Friday, de-
COration day being legal holiday.
The steamship Java, for Europe, takes
out 1886, 900 silver bars.
-Four thousand emigrants arrived yes.
terday.
BY special news trains leaving here at
$3.50 A. NJ. our papers will reach Western
cities six hours sooner than heretofore.
Itis now believed that the bonds found
on the burglar, Brady, last night were
the proceeds Of the robbery at the First
National Bank, Of Glen Falls.
Judge FanchGr has given an order for
an investigation into the sanity Of George
Francis Train.
The residence OF Colonel Potter, in
Linden, N. j., was burned yesterday
morning. The family barely escaped
with their lives, Shortly afterwards
fuse was discovered burning and leading
to the hay rack in the barn. An investi-
cation showed o can ef fifteen pounds Of
gunpowder under the barn, with which
the fuse connected.
Everything was quiet among the car.
penters today, and employers and EN-.
ployees look at the situation from a COM
mon sense stand point Large numbers
have already obtsined the eight hour sys.
TEN and others will probably follow, but
the movement cannot become universal,
as there are too many unemployed men
ready to work ten hours. The recent
proposition Of the builders to the carpen.
terS' society 10 make nine hours q COM
promise at the present rate of wages, to
last for five years, has been rejected.
1t is stated that many professional
thieves have lett for the East and West
since the passage Of the act to authorize
their arrest as suspicious characters.
Colonel Finelli, late U. y. Consul at
oporto, was buried at Brooklyn, ysster-
day.
The Sunday School anniversary parade
in Brooklyn to-day was attended by the
largest turnout Of young people ever
known. They paraded In I've divisions
10 different parts Of the city, aggregating
some $4,000 scholars, all dressed In gay
cOlOrs, with flags, banners and bands Of
music. After the parade they adjourned
to the various Churches, where refresh.
ments were served to them. One division,
comprising over $1,000, paraded In Pros
pect Park and an equally large division
on Clinton Avenue. A shower during
the parade was an unfortunate feature but
the residentsOpened their houses for the
shelter Of thelittle ones.
The Woodruff Clahin obscene publlca.
tlon case Is set down for the End OF June
Henry Burns recovered $4,000 from
the Cunard Company to-day, for four
bales Of goods, delivered by their agent
10 second party.
Buckley l. Benton, the owner Of the
Park theatre, Of Brooklyn, committed
suicide this evening, by shooting himself
through the heart. He has been unwGll
Tor two weeks past.
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