The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-05
NEW YORK CITY.

D. D., assisted by Rev. Robert Holden oI
fciated. The body, since itS arrival from
Washington, had lain in state in the right
aisle Of tho church, and during the day
was viewed by crowds OF citizens.
The casket containing the remains
was Of massive rosewood, orna'
mented with silver. The floral dec
oratlons were beautiful. The church
was crowded. Among those present
were representatives from all the proml,
nent journals. The attaches Of the RS'
prsI attended in body. Several mem.
bors Of Congress were present, as were
also delegations from the Tammany So.
ciety, the Arcadisn Club, and other or.
CARNATIONS. By the express desire oi
the family Of the deceased all attempt at
display was ommItted. The following
gentlemen acted as pail bearers: Richard
Schell, Cornelius Dubois, Royal Phelps,
Horace F. Clark, Francis skeddy, John
D. Johns, George 0pdyke and Wm.
Tracy.
AT 2 O'Clock p. N. the remains were
taken to the high altar, when the solemn
and impressive service Of the Episcopal
Church, appropriate to the occasion, was
performed. No funeral Grafton was pro-
nounced. At the conclusion Of the SER
vice the cssket containing the body was
carried down the main aisle and placed
in the hearse. The procession then formed
aud passed along Broadway to Hamilton
Ferry. The streets in the neighborhood
Of the church were lined with spectators.
Tho romans were inferred in Greenwood
Cemetery in the family vault
New York, May ga committee Of
thirty.fVe citizens has been appointed
from the Episcopal Churches In this city
and Brooklyn 10 properly receive the
body Of Bishop McllVaine, and TO CO.
operate with the rector ot 81. Pauls
Church In making arrangements for the
impressive services TO take place there,
Bishop Potter, oil New York, will preach
the funeral sermon, and most Of the clergy
Of the surrounding neighborhood will as
sist at the services. Arrangements have
been made for the reception Of the com
miLtee appointed by the Diocese oil Ohio,
who will conduct the remains from this
city TO the final resting place in that State.
Mr.. Marin, who assaulted Jay Gould
the other day, did not appear at tho Spe-
cial Sessions to-day, and the trial ot the
case, on motion Of Gould's counsel, was
percmptorily set down for Tuesday next
The final deposit was made 70 day In
the prize fight. between Chambers and
Seddons for the light weight champion
ship and $4,000 side, to take place on
May 2lst.
The strike oI the coopers sgainst the
importation and use OF Portland (Aaine.
barrels by the employers has been success)
fnl. Il lasted hut ono day. Tho main oo'
lect OF the movement was TO induce the
Union coopers In Portland, Bath and
other places to Join the society in order
10 bring about similar strikes It has been
ordered BY the international Union TO
take place where ever these eastern made
barrels are used. Monitors have been ap.
pointed for every shop In the country
who will report the condition Of affairs TO
the president and officers Of the Chief
Lodge.
The strike of the shoemakers Is almost
over. Twelve frat class shops out Of the
total oi thirteen are paying the prices, and
most OF the second and third rate employ.
ers have acceded to the demands Of
the Crisplns. Z.
Tho Trackmen on the Morris & Essex
Railroad have struciPfor an advance from
81 so to $e day.
The case Of the New York Central s
Hudson River Railroad Company against
the Collector Of tho l4Ih internal revenue
district TO enjoln the Collector from further
seizure and sale Of property Of the COM
pany to satisiV an assessment Of nearly
$500 900 taxes, was before Judge Wood
ruff to day, in the United States Distric /
Court. The judge reserved his decision
upon the points raised by both sides as TO
the illegality Of the assessment; and the
Jurisdiction OF the court In the case oil
Lucy D. Fisk, the widow Of James Fisk,
Jr., against the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company and the Credit Mobiler oi
America, Judge Blatchford today enter.
ed an order permitting N. W. Butler, o
stockholder, to come In and be made q
party to the suit, he sharing In both the
expenses and profits; and that the pro-
ceedings shall not be discontinued with.
out notice to him.
The general term OF the Superior Court
has sustained the Injunction restraining
John Foley from intrudlng upon Cham
berlain Palmer and seeking 10 perform the
duties Of Deputy Chamberlain, to which
position he was appointed by Comptrol-
Ter Green.
Little ls thought today Of the statement
made freely yesterday that Mayor Have
meyer was not Mayor dejure, because the
new charter did not mention tho Mayor
among tho heads Of departments to be 70.
turned. The Mayor Is not head Of de.
psrtments, the lawyers say, and the char.
ter contemplates Mayor not acting 90
the same. The lawyers say that the idea
Of Havemeyer being legislated out Of Of
nee Is absurd.
The Masonic Lodges orc discussing the
new Constitution, which Is to be voted on
by the Grand Lodge in juno. The Con-
stitullou does not meet with general ap-
probation.
The Health Department reports tho
finding at 81 Essex street, to-day, OF MrS.
Cassidy In bed, dead from smallpox, and
an infant beside the body, crying pitt
eously from hunger, while on the floor, 10
a drunken stupOr, lay the husband and
father.
Robert BIcakeley, on trial for the mur-
der Of his niece, made another attempt at
suicide last night.
NEW YoRK, May 4-Frederlck Hes.
Sig, the shoemaker who was stabbed by
Peter Ritter on the 2sih, died this eve.
ming. Hessig suspected Ritter, who was
In bis employ, Of improper intimacy with
his vile, and In an angry alteration,
struck him In the face. Ritter sprang
from his work bench and plunged knife