The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
NEW YORK CITY.
THE oRANaEMRN's PARADE.

New YORK, July 12.
The Orange procession stsrted from
Lafayette Place at 10:40 A. NJ, with about
seven hundred Orangemen in line, and ar
escort Of fifteen hundred police. They
started in the following order: A carriage
with the Chief Marshal and Police Com
missioners, a carriage with Mr.. White,
from Canada and Mr. Fullerton, Local
Orange Magnate, a carriage with the
heads OF the Detective Department. There
were seven lodges, each with banner Of
the lodge, some with American flags.
They had two bands which played
"Boyne Water" along Broadway up and
on the way back from 84th street, and
"0range and Green will carry the day"
along 9th Avenue at 27th street and Mad.
isOn Avenue on the march up. 1t Is ru-
mored that q pistol shot was fired striking
boy In the leg. From some eight or
ten windows along the entire route
ladies waved their handkerchiels. Ono
man was arrested for disorderly conduct.
About 1000 persons accompanied the pro.
Cession, Of whom some 300 were Irish
Protestant workingmen In their Sunday
clothes and about thirty or forty women,
evidently relatives OF the professionals,
OF whom about dozen wore Orange ro-
settes or ribbon. The Orangemen returned
TO their headquarters on 9th avenue at
one o'clock, without insult or molestation
VIM. j. Healey, a psymaster in the
Navy, died in Brooklyn, yesterday.
George Doherty was arrested In Brook.
lyn last night, for fatally beating his vile
and attempting 10 murder an officer.
The steamer Tallahassa arrived at the
Brooklyn Nauy Yard yesterday, with
Secretary Robeson and the Esquimaux
saved from the Polaris.
The steamer Tlgress will make trial
trip to-day and begin her voyage on Mon
day.
The difficulties between the sailor land
lords and the shipping Commissioner are
settled.
1t is now stated that there are four cases
Of yellow fever on board the steamer
Merida at Quarantine.
Rebecca w. Easterbrooke, the we'll
known contributor TO Hdrper'S Magazine
and various periodicals, died last night.
The funeral will take place from her late
residence In Brooklyn, Sunday afternoon.
NEW YORK, July 13.-Tho Now York
Agricultural College excursion to Vir-
ginis, Indian Territory, Colorado, and the
Rocky Mountains, will leave here on
Tuesday morning.
A suit was commenced In the United
States District Court against Duden, FeeSI
rer & Co., lace importers, for $10O, 900
penalties Tor alleged irregularities in i'm
porting goods involving frauds on the
revenue laws.
The departure Of the Tigress from the
Brooklyn Navy yard, on o trial trip, was |
delayed till late hour yesterday after
noon, in consequence Of the discovery Of
another leak. II Is said that an auger |
hole had been lett unplugged under the
outside planking, and had not been caulk. |
ed. She may not commence the voyage
until Tuesday.
It is now stated that the killing Of
Deputy U. s. Marshal Stevenson in Jer-
sey City was deliberately planned mur.
der, and that the inquest will develope that
fact.
The murderer OF Melthal was not Rus.
sian sailor but Broadway house runner,
who had been conCealing sailor deserters.
Jacob Hoffman and William Hoffman,
who were SO badly burned during the fire
at Eberling's brewery in Morrisiana, on
last Tuesday, died at the German Hospi.
tai last night.
Arrived-Steamer Holland, from Lon.
don; Ormsby, from Glasgow; Fredjoy,
from New Castle, England.
The Excise law was not enforced in
this city.
To-day the police fonnd, in the house
at 1856 East 87th street, the decomposed
body Of Charlotte Willett, aged IS, who
the house alone and had not
been seen for several weeks. When she
was found, the body was half eaten by
the rats, which were sWarming in the
room.