The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-28
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW York, June 27-An address has
been sent 10 President Grant and Gov
Dix by Italian born citizens expressing
their belief that some prompt, effectual
remedy Is absolutely necessary to put
down the infamous traffic In Italian child.
rem carried on between Italy and America,
and asking that certain laws may be franz
ed to that end.
Charles A. Dana has filed bonds In the
suit instituted against the editor Of the
Sun for publiSbing communication
charging Gov. Cook, OF the district Of
Columbia and Vice President Shepherd,
OF the Board OF Public Works Of the same
place, with being interested In the Metro
politon Paving Company of Washington
b. G.
H. W. Gray, of the firm of Gray s.
Avery, stock brokers, and John A. Heck.
Der, the son oi an extensive coal dealer,
both described as society men," and in
addition, "ladies' men" have returned
from Canada, where 1t seems they actual.
ly exchanged shots in duel, growing
out Of, 1t Is said, the domestic iniellcity in
The family of the former. Both retired
from the field unwounded. Another
meeting Is represented IS advisable.
The will Of II. Clark has been filed In the
Surrogate's office. He leaves 10 his wife
all his property ct ROCkaway, Long
Island, the family residence and his
appurtenances In thls city. The remain
der oil his real and personal estate, not
otherwise ordered, Is to be given to his
wife and daughter In equal shares. $780,
600 Is bequeathed in support Of his sister,
and the While Plains property Is leGt to
Serene B. Clark, brother Of the deceased,
who together with his sister arc released
from all debts and demands oI the de-
ceased was entitled 10 make against
them. Judge Leonard, oil the Supreme
Court, gets the fine law library OF the late
Mr.. Clark, including the annals Of Con.
gress and American State papers. Aug.
8. Schell Is named as executor, and Mrs.
Clark as exGCutrix.
Archbishop MoCloskey has had con-
ference with q number 0fleading Catho.
lies In this city, on the necessity for reli.
gion in connection with secular educa.
tion, and the urgency there was Tor estab.
fishing day schools in such parishes as
might be able to sustain them. Any CO.
operation desired by the Archbishop in
the accomplishment OF the project was
promised BY those at the conference.
Suits have boon brought against heavy
sugar importing firms charged with dc.
fraudiDg the customs. Large amounts |
have been compromised by the payment |
Of from twenty 10 forty per cent Of the
claimed by the Government.
The frauds were accomplished by bribing
the examiners to return false stahdardS
a suit for forty thousand dollars
sgainst q dry goods importer for irsudu.
lent Invoicing, was compromised on the
payment of. $4,000. A similar suit for
100000 is now pending against hard.
ware importer. tis stated that mum.
Ol other cases Of a similar nature are
pending under the management Of a spec
ial Treasury agent
James II. Dake plead guilty in the
Court Of General Session, to the charge Of
forgery, was sentenced 10 five years hard
labor in the State prison. There were
three other indictments upon which the
sentence was suspended.
A train on the Midland Railroad oil N.
j., was seized by the sheriff Of Hudson
county MI, yesterday on an attachment
81 50, 900; the train Is permitted TO make
It's usual trip under charge OF the deputy
sheriff. 1898