The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-01
NEW YORK CITY.
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, NEW YoRK. Nov 9-Judpe Davis "a
day fined Messrs Graham, Fullerton M NJ
W. o. Bartlett, senior members Of thl
counsel Of Tweed In his late trial, $25
each, after subjecting them to Q shar
lecture. for breach Of good morals d
handing him Q paper giving reasons wh.
he should NOT preside at the trial. .Th
Junior memhers ofithe counsel were 10
of with Q reprimand. The Court room
was denseIy packed with the most distin
lguished lawyers, and Judge Davis, 10 thl
course Of bis remarks, was frequently ap
plauded. s1ilVs; s..!. - j x
b. ,uo THAT STOKES JuRoR.
Robert Porter, the juror,in the stokei
case who violated the orders OF the court
was sentenced today by Judge Davis tt
two months imprisonment and 10 pay
fine oil 500 IL. j. - sa,4
g A Rous1EG BANK STATEMENT.
Loans decrease, .$l45 900; specie In
crease, $2,400,000 legal tenders. increase,
| "a 500 900; deposits, Increase, SO. 500 900;
circulation, decrease; $6l 900. statement
Of the Bank OF Commerce lett out. The
New York associated banks hold $685..
420. 600 In legal tenders, an increase aimee
yesterday Of $4,000.
ExPosE OF FRAUDS.
The counsel for Tammany Hall, col.
lectipg evidence oi the frauds praciced at
the late elections, have submitted papers
to tho Dlstrict Attorney covering sixty
election districts and involving q hundred
and fifty persons.
The amount collected at the various
polling places on election day, for the 70.
lief Of Memphis was 81, 400. 'E.'
..,-, A WARNING TO BuIpRRs.
John W, Crawford and Mlchall Pfert-
ner, the builders having in charge the
structure invest Eleventh street which
fell two months ago'killipg seven persons.
have been arrested and held in $1,000
bail each on5the charge Of manslaughter
In the first degree.
~ AoHosT THAT WILL NOT BE LAID.
The members Of Rev. Drs. storrs and
Buddinston's Congregational Churches Of
Brooklyn, have adopted resolutions pro.
,yiding for calling % National Council to
take action upon The recent declaration Of
Plymouth Church" Rev. Mr.. Beeeher
denying the rightSof one Congregational
Church TO- make inquiry into the govern.
ment policy belief or department OF an
other. This, ia another phase ,of, the
Beecher. Bowen. .Tilton scandal.
A' GOING FOR TIE TRIBUNE.
Judge McCue,, OF Brooklyn, has begun
q lible suit against the New York Tribune,
placing his damages OF 100000. glf
1.5.iri .ot HELD ToBAIL. ~ .3 u
5E. 8. Jones wasa held In 5000 bail to-
day on charge Of selling forged Buffalo
G. New York railroad onds.
,7 HAD TO COME BACK. d
NEW, YoRK, Nov. ga Times dis
patch says the stress Of weather compel.
ed the monitor Manhattan to put back.
She labored 60 heavily In the seas that q
leak was made under the turret, through
which the water poured in immense
Quantities. Hercomrnander thought she
must 90 down and had the boats cleared
and lie preseryers distributed to the men.
u. E,b' ! VERDICT OF AJuRY.3 y ela
q The Coroner's investigation Into the
explosion Of . boiler in Fourth avenue
8 short time ago, whereby several persons
were killed outright and . number serious.
", wounded was closed last night, Ten
or the Jurors charged the contractors and
the engineer with criminal neglect, The
remaining tour simply Charged careless
meas, and neglect. The entire Jury, how
ever, censured the builder and owner OF
the boiler for not having Il. tested before
used, and also cebsured The Harlem Rail-
road Company for want Of caro- for the
lives Of their employees and others, ias
WHAT soME, PROMINENT cAPrTAIIsTs car.
) Some prominent capitalists represent-
ing Western interests, nowin this city,
had audiences with various bankers yes.
ierday for thepurpose Of obtaining an IN.
OF monetary affairs at this
center, and to determine what course
should be pursued 10 the future by West.
ern. banking lineiitutions.- They related
G conversations held with the Secretary Of
The Treasury and some members Of Con-
eress during their visit TO Washington,
whence they have just returned, and ex-
pressed their convictions that, In come
form or other, an enlargement oi the
currency volume would be made.
-'' 1''" the KpizooT1c.
IT'S stated that the epizootic has ap.
peared again among the horses Of car
and stage routes.