The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04
NEW YORK CITY.
The Sunday Law to DO Enforced
I Against Matt Liquors.

II AkuAHDb AAAAN AAHASAos
NRw YORK, June 8-The Excise Com.
missIoners have adopted resolutions de.
claring that lager or malt beers are intox.
icatinG liquors, and that their sale 10 In
violation Of the law. The Board will not
grant license 10 any place Rhere music 10
introduced. Sunday, the 18th Inst. Is the
date fixed Tor the enforcement Of the law:
Three large buildings on East Filth
street, occupied by Miller's saw mill
Ness cabinet shops, Billwaus hobby.
horse factory, and Quack's pattern works
and stsirbuilding shop were damaged by
fire this morning to the extent Of $50 900.
Insured. A fireman was badly burned;
VIM. J. ShGrkey, for the murder OF
Robert 8. Dunn, was sentenced this morn
ing 10 be hanged on August let.
Three families bound TO Chicago srrlv.
ed here recently from Germany, and while
In charge OF the Board Of Emigration
were kidnapped by runners and sent 10
North Carolina where after working
month at tho toughest farm work escaped
and begged their way back here, where
they found tickets In the possession ofthe
officers oI emigration which had been
sent 10 them from friends In Chicsgo.
Mayor Havemeyer Is investigating the
case.
Nearly all the wholesale merchants
have closed their business until Monday.
The KFprsss says that great indignation
was expressed against the government
to-day by the Union Pacific bondholders
when they collected their interest.
JEFF Davis Is 10 town.
Donon s. Flood were convicted ot II.
licit diStilling at Spring Valley to-day,
and sentenced to three years imprison.
ment and q fine Of 81, 900 each.
The funeral Of the late BreVet Brlgadier
General, William H. Sidell, Of the United
States Army, took place this afternoon
from the residence Of his sister, Mrs. J.
Grosvenor, 9th Avenue. Rev. John G.
Grosvernor Smith read the funeral serV
ice. Tho pail bearers were Gen. Barnard,
Gen Leslie, Col. Stone, who served on
Gen. Thomas staff during the war, Col,
Lewis, Mr.. Corbit, DR.. Raphael, Dr..
Craven and Julius Adams. The remains
were taken TO Greenwood cemetery.
The prizes to the winners in tho late
DllllHtu LOuTululenL WeT6 pEebeuuSu lnlb
evening by II. w. Collinder at o 0'Connors
billiard rooms The frat prize, consist
ing OF a silver champion challenge cup,
the billiard table used during the tourna-
ment, and a money prize Of 81, 1877 81 was
given to Albert GARNER; Cyrille Dion re-
ceivcd check for $966 81 for the second
prive; q diamond locket and 1914 10 was
presented to Ubassy for the best general
average; John DeeTy got u similar lockct
and 1922 10, for the third largest run;
Maurice DAILY received $S05 2S, and
Joseph Dion $493 Is. At the conclusion
OF the presentation ceremonies, the COLA
tiop provided by O'Connor was partaken
Of.
The tornado, this afternoon, demolished
a shed four hundred feet long, In course
Of construction over the pier Of the Ham.
burg steamship company, Of Hoboken.
Fifty men at work OF the building rcceiV- |
ed warning barelely in time TO escape
with their lives. Clinton Hall, West Ho. |
boken, was also destroyed by the gale.
Three workmen were buried In the ruins,
one fatally injured. A number of other
buildings, fruit and shade trees at Jersey
City heights and West Hobokcn were
damaged.