The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-05
NEW YORK CITY.
GAlIDALDI REPORTED IN NEEDY CECUM.
ETANCES,

GAluDALDI REPORTED IN NEEDY CECUM
sTANCRs.
New YORK, October 3.-Pecunisry ait
is asked ior Garibsldi, who Is represented
IN very poor circumstances, often without
means 10 obtain the necesSaries OF lie.
Mr.. AND MRS. FITCH
arrived at the Filth Avenue Hotel vestcr
day from Washington, receiving only q
lew personal friends. This afternoon
they will visit their friends in BROOKLYN
and Sunday will attend Grand High Mass
In st. Bridget's Church, Rev. Thomas
Mooney, pastor, in this city, where Graf.
lula's band will play the orchestral por.
tion Of Mozarrs twelfth mass.I
General Sherman arrived here this
morning and joined Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch
A large number OF friends and nearly all
the army and navy officers at this station
paid their respects to the bride and groom
during the day.
Lieutenant. General Sheridan leaves to.
night for the West.
RAILWAY FRIGHT AGENTS.
Tho Convention OF Railway Freight
Agents has adjourned, 10 meet In Chicago
on the 14lh inst, at which time the Board
OF Railway Commissioners will meet.
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans, increase, $l,737, 900; specie, de-
crease, $545,70O0; legal tenders, dc.
crease, $l,734, 5000; deposits, increase,
$4G5 100; circulation, decrease, 5000 200;
reserve, decrease, $2,806275.
TIIroN DEMANDS IMMEDIATE TRIAL.
Theodore Tilton has written a letter 10
the press declaring that after many on.
portunitics of prosecuting him for libel
have been carefully avoided by Mr..
Beecher and his friends, that the tardy
indictment procured by District Attorney
Minslow, Il member oi the Plymouth
Church Investigating Committee can be
attributed only 10 the fact that the yer.
dict OF the Church Committee fails 10
command popular credence. Tilton sol.
emnly reatllrms the literal and absolute
truth OF the charges against Beecher, and
demands an immediate trial.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
An order was granted by Judge Don
ohue yesterday. compelling the Treasurer
Of the Central Branch Of the Union Pa.
ciic Railroad to show cause why he
should not produce the books previously
ordered, and also why he should not be
punished Tor contempt Of Court.
In the case of Eliza Myers Us. the
Northern Pacific Railroad, Jay Cook &
Co., and W. B. Ogden, to foreclose a mort.
gage and secure bond holders and epioin
the issue OF any more 7.3O bonds, was
argued before Judge Blatchford yesterday.
The object Of the plaintiff is to remit the
case back TO the State Court. Decision
reserved.
POLAR EXPEDITION.
The Herald pledges itself to pay one
fourth OF the entire cost Of q Polar Expe-
ditiOn.
TIE CROWD AT DRECHER's CHURCH.
Mr. Beecher's church was crowded 10
It's utmost capacity this morning, and
there were as many on the streets
outside unable to gain admittance. The
church was opened at $780, NJ. for mem.
bers and newspaper men only, and at 10
o'clock q few outsiders were admitted.
The church was decorated with flowers
and evergreens from the desk to the door
IN style that was the very perfection OF
artistic taste. Mr. Beecher ascended the
platform at 1920, and two or three per-
sons attemptedIto get up demonstration
by clapping their hands, but the hush Of
the others checkedit. The opening prayer
was q master piece of pathos appeal for
rest 10 every heart oppressed with care
and sorrow. Mr.. Beecher then read the
Sermon on the Mount, and alter the sing.
ing OF a hymn delivered q long prayer.
The sermon was from the worda, "Thy
will be DONE" No allusion was made 10
the recent investigation.
DAMAGES FOR MALPRACTICE,
PATTERSON, N. j., October 3.-In the
Circuit Court to-day, suit for $4,000
damages against DR.. Norton g. Richards,
of HackGnsack, for Malpractice in the
treatment ofa boys broken arm, whereby
the boy lost his arm and nearly lost his
lie was concluded. The jury returned
verdict OF $4,000 damages for the plaintiff.
THE BRIDAL PARTY AT CHURCH.
The bridal party from Washington at
tended the ST. Bridgers Church TO- day.
Father Mooney escorted them 10 their
seats, and before the sermon extended a
cordial welcome to the bride and groom.
After Mass Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch appeared
on the balcony Of Father Mooney's resi-.
dence and bowed acknowledgements 10
the immense crowd who cheercd them