The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-27
NEW YORK CITY.

| NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-lt Is rumore
that State Treasurer Rams and the Dis
trict Attorney OF Albany were In the cit
last evening looking for the accomplice
Phelps, the deiaulting cashier, and expect
ing to secure $4,000 Of the missinI
money.
George Harlin, an Irishman, formerl.
an importer Of Irish linens and recently
an operator in stocks, died intestate Marcl
9Th, 1872, leaving vile, but no children
and an estate worth q million and hal
in stocks, bonds, and other personal pro-
perty. After his death A. F. Trowbridgt
and his widow, Elizabeth Harlin, took oui
letters Of administration upon the estate
which Is now claimed by nephews and
grand nephews on the ground that he
was never lawfully married, he merely
placed a ring on the woman's finger and
called her wife.
Under indictments found by the grand
jury number OF keepers OF disorderly
houses have been arrested. The gambling
houses are to receive similar attention.
Thomas Finn has been locked up in
Jersey City since July last for killing
Eugene Alters in quarrel. His wife has
died from starvation.
The case Of Mr.. Shanks, city editor OF
the Tribune, has been adjourned until
Tuesday.
The Kings county grand jury have in
dicted Whitelsw Reid, Charles A. Dana
and Alderman Wylie, for an alleged libel
on Judge McCue and Mr.. Kingsley, Of
Brooklyn bridge notoriety.
In view Of the depreciation in Wall
street to-day, the announcement is graft.
lying that the well known dry goods firm
Of Peake, 0pdyke s Co., who suspended
Just three weeks ago at the timeot the pan.
ic will resume business Monday next. The
event will doubtless contribute greatly to
the restoration OF business confidence.
Prosper 2. Shaw, one Of the Directors
Of the New Jersey Southern Railroad,
who brought suit against the Company
Tor seventy thousand dollars, having made
call loans to the road amounting to $780,.
600. says he intended TO take no further
steps In the proceedings, being convinced
the road can be made TO meet all liabili.
ties. and become profitable enterprise.
Kenyon, Cox & Co.'S, bankruptcy case
has been again postponed. II Is said pri.
vate negotiations are going on with view
10 settlement.
The Euening Mat says: "Several Di.
rectors of the Hoboken Savings Bank
have during the last three or four days
made extensive transfers OF property in
view Of their action. The County Clerk,
Kennedy, who has $1,000 on deposit In
the bank made preemptory demand Tor
his money. he did not get 1t, and he
will, 1t Is said throw the bank into liqui.
dation.
The Mayors new nomination for police |
Justices were confirmed by the Aldermen
Today, with one exception, Justice Bixby
being substituted for one Of the Mayors
men.
The Danforth locomotive works, in Pat.
erson, employing 500 hands, win soon
stop, also Stranges' silk works running
half time.
The trial Of Nathaniel Britton, for the
murder Of John A. Kane in June last, in
he yard Of the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Jersey City, was concluded today and re.
'ulted In verdict OF not guilty.
The Kelsey business has been disposed
II for the present by the Coroner's Jury
inding that Charles G. Kelsey came to
lis death by brutal treatment on the night
u Nov. 4, 1879, at the hands Of persons
Unknown. The jury also find that a mum.
Der Of persons aided and abetted in the
outrage.
James Cady and James Murray have
been implicated by the Coroners jury in
causing the death Of John Mclaughlin, q
7agrant, in an unfinished building on
Monroe street, few nights since.
It has been found by the Coroner'sjury
hat Thomas Clark shot Martin Gettings,
out that he was only firing recklessly and
lot intending 10 kill.