The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-29

lTWlnI Uut luls was nOt entered on their
books. On the 10Th oil May check Of
the Company credited to Stockwell for
stock valued at $433 6l9 were deposited
On the 2lst OF May q check for sees ,735
and another Tor $l5 were deposited, both
for 4, 700 shares in Pacific Mail stock, On
the same date checks were received from
Workman TO the amount Of 1881, $50 ior
stock. Mr.. Delamarter, Cashier OF Ma
riDe National Bank was then called. On
being asked with reference 10 two stran-
gers who were followed to his bank by
MIR. Clark, the witness desired to refresh
his memory from the books Of the bank,
and was allowed to appear at some
future time for examination. j. L. Worth,
Cashier of Park National Bank since
1863 HC knew Mr.. King, but was not very
intimate with him. Had learned from
the note teller that King had taken out
notes OF deposit amounting 10 $ll5. 900 or
thereabOuts in May, 1872.
Thomas Ellis, note teller of the Park
National Bank, testified that on the 9Oth
Of May he received from King $ll2 500,
to be used as follows: $4,000 to be-
placed in the st, Paul Bank, Minneapolis,
MINI; $4,000 TO pay a note about to
reach maturity to be placed to the credit
Of the st. Paul Bank, Minnesota, and had
also issued sixicertifcates Of deposit OF his
Instance amounting in the aggregate to
S5G ,450 II, issued TO the order Of VIM s.
King. Adjourned.
REV. GLENDRHNING.
Rev. Mr.. Gleudenning, oil Jersey City,
who entered an appeal from the decision
Of the PrGsbytGry in the Mary Pomeroy
case, has addressed letter to his con.
gregsLion, saying he will not preach un.
I'll his case is disposed Of by the Synod.
FIRE LOSERS.
The damage by the large fire yesterday
OF Croaby and Spring streets, in the fur
niture mandatory Of Warren, Ward s.
Co, is estimated by Mr.. Ward at about
$4,000, OF which about $25 900 is the
loss on the building. The insurance
amounts to $4,000 on the stock and
$4,000 on the building.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Commodore Vanderbilt has summoned
a full meeting for Tuesday Of the Direct.
Ors Of the Lake Shore g. Michigan South.
ern Railway Company. This meeting is
to determine whether q dividend shall be
declared TO stockholders. The decline In
Wabash was occasioned by the reported
decrease in Its gross earnings Of $l34,00O
tor the third week in December.
RRRCuRp rprI1
The argument on the appeal from the
order Of Judge McCue granting a bill OF
particulars in the Tilt0n. Beecher case,
was begun to day before Judges Nelson
and Reynolds.
Judge Nelson said they would take the
papers and decide the case 10 morrow.
They were satisfied that tho order in the
form now presented would require cor
reCton and modification.
W. NJ. TwEED.
The return 10 VIM. NJ. Tweeds writ OF
certiorari, consisting Of records of bill OF
exceptions and all proceedings on habeas
corpus was settled to-day by Judge Bar
rett in oyer and terminer. II now only
remains to be signed by tho Clerk in or.
der TO be laid before the Supreme Court
OF the General Assembly term on the
3lst inst.
DEATH OF GIRRIT sMITH.
GeTrit Smith died at about 1880 to. day
at tho residence Of Gen. John Cochran.
FERRY BOAT COLLISION.
During the heavy fog this afternoon as
the Williamsburg ferry boat Alaska was
leaving her slip on this side OF the river
she collided with the ferry boat Csldep,
killing one man and fatally iDiuring three
others. The boats were badly damaged.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Two females whose names and sd.
dresses the police authorities decline to
disclose made atiidavits to day implicit.
ing q prominent physician of this city In
the murder Of his illegitimste child. The
doctor is now confined at police head
quarters, but detectives decline, as they
say under instructions, to give his name.
One Of the women is supposed to be the
mother OF the murdered child.
TIE KING VISITS CITY HALL.
King Kalskaua and suite visited City
Hall. Mayor Vance was in the Governors
room awaiting them. The reception was
wholly informal and after briet visit the
royal party reentered their carriage and
were driven away.