The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-25
NEW YORK CITY.

abundance Of provisions, as 1t is intende
that She shall supply both the Polaris,
found, and the Tlgress, which will folloN
on the 4th Of July. Besides her ow
launch which carries thirty-fve men, III
JuniRts carries large steam launch 70
seventy men, all pRrtGof which are du
. pliCated, 90 that q second may be con
structed II necessary. The Junlata vii
stop at st. Johns for coal on her way 4
Disco, where 1t Is expected that the Po,
laris or tidings OF her will be found.
The Board Of Health % busy providinl
against cholera. The streets arc beinl
disinlected, residents in damp cellars ar
compelled TO find less unhealthy homes
and owners Of houses occupied by thI
poorer classes are instructed 10 abate ex
isting nuisances and take precaution!
against the occurrence OF othera..
Col. r. B. Clark, the we'll. known Office
who made a good record during the war
and who was convicted in this district IL
January 1871, ot having In his possession
q counterfeit plate for printing lnterna
Revenue stamps and sentenced 70 hvC
years imprisonment at Albany, has beer
pardoned by the President
Thomas CarmRn, P. T. Kingsland, anC
two others named Drae and WanEhan
have been arrested under the recent rinl
indictments. They are ready 10 give bail
The indictment against ThOs. CoWan
for bribery Is set forth In three court9
charging him with putting In forged
warrant for $55, ,604 5S, knowing 1t 10 be
a false warrant, as the work had not beer
done and In consideration Of 8 per cent
of the amount be certified TO It
The indictments against Thomas W. Roe
and Peter Monihan for felony, charging
them with obtaining signatures 10 q
written instrument by means OF false pre-
tences, by placing the signature Of Mayor
A. Okey Hall TO country warrant fol
furnishing stationery &c, TO the office
Of the Receiver Of taxes. They were
each bailed in the sum Of $1,000
Phineas G. KiDgsland is charged with
the forgery oi three bills on the Broadway
National Bank, one for $l2,992, another
for $25, ,G63, and the remaining one fol
$33, ,003, on the 18th oil January, 1872
The bills were purported to be signed BY
Richard Connolly, Comptroller, and coun'
tersigued by A. Okey Hall, and Joseph
B. Young, Clerk Of the Board Of Super.
visors.
The funeral of Gx-Superintendent John
A. Kennedy took place this afternoon.
The Central Methodist Church, In which
the funeral services were held, was too
small 10 admit the entire number Of those
who by their presencepaid the last tribute
Of respect to the memory Of their departed
friend. There were representatives from
the Odd Fellows, Masons, Police, Expo
lice Mutual Aid, and other organizations,
while friends, associates and acquaint.
anGes oil Mr, Kennedy, and his family were
olt In largo numbers. After services at
the church, the procession marched from
Seventh avenue through Courtland street
TO Broadway, down Broadway 10 Grand
street and TO East river, when having
crossed the remains wGro conveyed to
Cyphress Hill Cemetery, where the last
rites were celebrated by Chaplain Weeks
OF the Odd Fellows. a delegation from
the Union League Club and Tammauy
Society also attended the funeral.
The London Telegraph Of the 18th says
as the result of the supposed clerical
character Of the new government In
France the Vienna papers give credence
to the report OF the conclusion OF the
treaty Of alliance between Germany and
Italy. Meantime, n. Fournier, French
Minister at the Italian court, whose sym
patnies with Italy are well known, Is re.
t8ined in office, as II to indicate that
there Is no change In the foreign policy
Of France to give color to such an ALL.
ance.
The play was resumed at Irving Hall
this afternoon in the billiard tournament,
the contestants being Albert Garnier and
Joseph Dion. The first call Of the score
gave Garnier liz, Dion 80. At the end Of
the 2lst inning the game stood: GARNER
1856, Dion 105. In the subsequent inning
Garnier, by some Of tho most brilliant
plays ever witnessed here, made So points,
and In the 25th inning ran out ol the game,
the score being GARNER 300, Dion 1855.
Before the game Dion was tho lavorite by
two 10 one.
Ten Jurors have been obtained in the
Walworth case.
Stacy B. Collins, formerly a prominent
book seller, died Monday, aged SO.
The Board Of Health this afternoon
listened to report upon the approach
oil cholera, and resolved TO increase
the disinlecting corps
An attempt was made yesterday on
Broom street to rob two boys who were
proceeding TO tho Manufacturers &
Traders Bank with q deposit Of $3.50
from Ridley s. Sons. Two men assault
ed and threw pepper on them, but their
outcries attracted q crowd, and the
thieves jumped into wagon and fled,
minus the booty.
The funeral of Lewis Tappan was
largely attended at Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn, to-day. Beecher ofIlclsted.
Previous to tho services ut the
church, the relatives Of tho de.
ceased had taken u last look at
the remains at his late residence. At
tho commencement Of his last Hines Ar.
Tappan requested that his funeral should
be as unostentatious, and as quiet as pos.
sible. In consideration Of this request It was
decided that pail bearers be dispensed
with. Yesterday morning q meeting oi
colored clergymen oil Brooklyn was held
at which appropriate resolutions were
adopted relative 10 the death Of Mr., Tap
pan.
Mr.. G. Lawber, the curbStone broker
arrested recently for having In bis pos
session Toledo city bond, has been COM
mitted for trial.
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