The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-03
NEW YORK CITY.

New York, February THE resi-.
dents Of Staten Island are demonstrating
with the Legislature against tho esta6.
lishment OF quarantine hospitals in their
midst.
Conklin, the defaulting secretary Of the
Market Savings Bank, Is to return from
Montreal on the condition that he be
guaranteed immunity, and testify con-
cerning the misapprtopriaion OF the bank
money in the suit against President Van.
name.
A fire this morning in tho five.story
building OF Wood Bros, 740 Broadway,
damaged the property Of Nlcoll, Cololi-
shaw 6 Co., upholsterers, to the extent Of
$4,000, and its occupants in various
sums, in all amounting 10 $4,000.
New YORK, February 1.-The losses
by the fire on Broadway will be nearly
100000. Cololishaw's losses will be
over $500 900, and Woods Bros. lose $76,.
600. Insurance.
1t is stated that the authorities around
the City Hall arc about petitioning Gov.
Dix for the pardon of Foster.
George A. Everett, charged by Fannie
Q. Shotwell with having distracted fifty
thousand dollars worth Of bonds from her,
in connection with Frank A. Brooks, ar.
rived here last nightin charge o! detectives
from Chicago. He offered bail this even.
ing for trial.
A Boston dispatch says the Cunard
steamship Olymphis, from Liverpool, has
been out IS days, and is now over due.
Peter Sutler was arrested here to-day
charged with being concerned in the
bank robbery at Waterford, near Troy, q
short time since.
NEW YORK, February 2.-Arrived, the
steamship Australia, from Glasgow.
Samuel G. Courtney, one OF the counsel
for Richard B. Connolly, says that he Is
not very great ways from the city, and
will be on hand when his own trial Is
called; that he is keeping in retirement
to avoid the rascally black.mailers who
have orders of arrest against him.
A juror in the Tweed trial says the
jury stood nine for acquittal, three for con.
viction and seven blank.
Judge Sc dgewick has given a decision
in favor OF the defendants in the eject.
ment suit broughtby the Madison Avenue
Baptist Church US. the Oliver Street Bap.
tist Church, and ordered reference 10
ascertain the amount to be paid by plain
tiffs. Thesuit has been before tho Courts
for ten years, during which time the so.
cietleS have worshipped together in Mad.
ison avenue. The suit originated in y
dispute about the ownership ofthe prop.
erty.
A fire this morning in Brooklyn, at S07
Fulton street, damaged property to the
amount Of $4,000. g. s. Furst, the oc.
cupant Of the building, has been arrested
on the charge Of arson. -Four sisters,
living on the fourth floor, narrowly es.
capped with their lives.
Tho body OF the man found murder.
ed in tho Elysien Fields, Hoboken, the
other evening is supposed to be that Of
Henry Brooks, Of Philadelphia.
The Dutchess County Mutual Insur.
ance Company has obtained a judgement
for $4,000 against Hatch, Field & Co.,
bankers, who bought bonds amountingtO
50 900, stolen from the Insurance Co. in
1860.
The property owners in favor of the
OF New York and Broolyn
have had meeting, and discussed the bill
to be introduced into the Legislature.
Sixty thousand smuggled cigars were
seized yesterday.