The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-09
NEW YORK CITY.
New. YORK, October S.-Tho commit
tee having in charge remains oil the

| NEW. 1OHk, OctoDer S.-Tho commit
tee having in charge remains Of the
LATE MARK sMITH
announce that the funeral will take plact
on Sunday next at 1880 p. NJ, at the "Lit
tie Church around the corner" Tho fol
lowing gentlemen have been chosen pail
bearers: Oakley Hall, Lester WalRCk
Whitelsw Reed, Max Strakosch, VIM
Stuart, John Gilbert, Charles Fisher, ,sWm
Winter, II. D. Palmer, II. G. jarrett
Douglas Taylor and A. NJ. Palmer.
At the tenth annua! Convention Of the
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOOL MANU-
FACTURERs
yesterday, nearly every section of the
country was represented. A resolution
was submitted by the Executive Commit
tee in opposition 10 the proposed re-
ciprocity treaty with Canada, II being
prejudiCial 10 the wool industry OF the
country, and was unanimously adopted.
A SENSATIONAL CIRCULAR
in regard TO the Lake Shore road was dis.
tributcd to-day in Wall street. II was
without signature and intended for eff
feet on the bear side.
The Commercial! asks: Is it true that
certain business firms in this city have
purposely originated reports affecting
their credit, with the design OF buying
up their own paper at Il discount.
John Kelly, chairman pf the Tammany
Hall General Committee, has begun two
suits for slander against Mayor Havemeyer
and Nelson Waterbury, laying the dam
ages IN each case at $4,000.
ARREST OF A CoUNTERFEITER.
Plnkerton's detectives last night arrest.
ed in Brooklyn John W. Cauter, an Eng.
llshman about 55 years of age, on a reqIi.
sition from Gov. HsrtrAnit. He is accu-
sed Of being one Of q gang Of counterfeit
ers operating in Philadelphia in altering
bonds from one to ten thousand dollarsin
order to start bogus insurance company.
When the alteration was completed the
bonds were taken TO Harrisburg and de-
posted with the controller Tor exsmlna-
tion and application was made for a char
Ter. Upon OVerhauling the securities the
State examiner discovered the fraud
1t is said that Cauter has been engaged
In many swindling schemes. He has
often been arrested and has served term
in the State prison for forgery. Under
the bed In his room was found several
forged bonds, small printing press, bond
paper, dies, ink, plates and other counter.
letters Implements, which are now al the
Central office. Several OF the dies con-
tanned the names of the officials OF prOmi.
nent railroad companies. The names Of
all the companies whose bonds were
forged could not bo asCertained, butt is
certain the Union Pacific, Central Pacific
and Reading and Philadelphia Railroad
companies, and Western Union Telegraph
Company arc among them.
LIBEL SUIT
has been instituted in the Court of Com
mon Pleas by Cyrus Williams against the
New York Nation to recover damages
for an article which appeared in that
paper charging him with "salting" the
Little Emma Mine, by which parties were
deceived into purchasing stock.
The case came up before Judge Robin.
son today on motion 10 dismiss COM
plant on the ground that it nowhere
AYERS that Sailing" is anything more than
legitimate mining transaction, or that
the plaintiffs character could be injured
by such charge. His decision was re-
served.
HAVE ARRIVED.
Right Hon. VIM. Edward Farster, NJ.
r, and Sir PowellGBuxton, Of England,
have arrived in this city.