The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-01
NEW YORK CITY.


be reelected to his present position Of Vic
President Of the Erie Railway OF the ap
meeting Of Directors In Juiy
next.
Gov. Seymour was last night installet
as TammGny Sachem. In his address ht
endorsed the Cincinnati ticket and plat
form.
The boss horseshoers yesterday decided
upon q CHARGE Of flltY cents extra for shoe
ing, to meet the demands Of the journey
men. ss157
Six hundred packing box makers have
struck for an advance Of 38 per cent.
Tom Scott has succeeded In getting
control Of another line to Philadelphia
cid Perth Amboy and Camden.
A number Of Irish citizens intend issu,
Ing card urging their countrymen "a
desist from any hostile demonstrations on
the 18th Of July.
Unfounded rumors OF the designations
OF Judges McCpnn and Barnard were cur
rent to day.
Weigel, accused Of perjury in the Tilden.
Butler suit, has been given till July 18th
to procure bail
The Stock and Gold Exchange will ad.
lourn over the 4h Of July only.
VIM. A. Jones has been appointed
Deputy. Naval Officer in place Of James
Haggerty, resigned.
The London Tines, received today
mentions the capture OF LaGraye, the
notorious New York sWindler, who was
held TO await the arrival of the New York
police.
The four strikers, who assaulted some
workmen who would not stSlke, TO day
got ten days each in the city prison.
There is nothing especially new in re.
ference to the strikers, The stablemen
still hold out. This morning the Eight
Hour League distributed about $4,000
relief money. Many Of the men have
been idle for many weeks, and have re,
ceived nothing. The cabinet makers are
expected TO go back to the ten hour sys,
tenn next week. Many furniture makers
find it cheaper to got their goods In Other
cities. Some are buying in Boston.
The BARRIERS held q meeting last night
in which they determined to Join the
grand procession on the first Of August
and took measures accordingly. r
Bangs, Of the Workingmens Union, stat
ed that the various trades unions in the
city number $4,000 members. The ba.
kers expect to strike ut an early day fol
an increase Of wages and reduction oI
hours. The strike Of the packing box
makers for an increase of wages has been
finally successtul-a large number OF the
having aeceded TO the de
mands of the men. The marble cutters
continue to strike for eight hours, and
profess q determination TO keep out till
their demand is complied with.
The Long Shore men, on Monday, will
demand eighty ceAts per hour for all work
after sixP. NJ. The employees Of the Con
tinental Iron Works at Green Point and
the Columbia Iron Works in Brooklyn
struck again, yesterday, the employers
TO make them work ten hours
The employers Of the Central Committed
are working to devise some plan which
will prove agreeable TO both parties and
lead to the peaceful settlement of thu
strikers. They expect to be able to issuG
their first tract to the workingmen of the
city tomorrow. The employers assert
that they have no enmity toward theiI
workmen, and that the dispute Is merely
q question Of proflf and that they
would at once accede to the de-
mands" Of the men if after doing
so they still had even a moderate profit
Another mass meeting Of bosses Is men
toned as probable for next week, whenil
Is expected that some decided steps will
be taken. =.
A remarkable case Of habSds corpus is be
fore the Supreme Court, in which Joseph
N. Pattison, the well known pianist AMI
musical composer, ps. the United States
seeks to obtain possession Of his eldesI
child Joseph Nebon Pattison, aged two
years, and now held by the mother, AIDE
laide Pattison, nee Morgan. The fatheI
claims that the childrenwere stolen away
from him and SO confined to the houst
that one died. The mother appears wei
enough disposed towards her husband, bu
Is entirely under the influence OF mischie
making friends.
The subscriptions for q monument Il
Gen. Thomas now reach $4,264.
The annual police reports show an ap
parent falling of in the number of crime
Of all sorts committed In 1871 from pre-
Vious years. I'll
German immigrants are ne longer TO b,
swindled by bogus bankers, measures ar
being taken to effect an exchange of cur
rency at the current rates.
Rev. Hugh Stawell Brown, one OF th(
most popular baptist preachers in Grea
Britain, visits this country about the 2Otl
Of August.
Samuel Hews was arrested for having il
his possession large quantity OF blanl
checks, certificates Of deposit and busines
cards Of a Wall street firm, which he haC
got rrauduleutly printed. 1t Is supposet
he was about starting west to attempt
huge swindle.
iIThree noted scoundrels, in Newark
got a taste Of Jersey justice yesterday, Il
the extent Of ten years each in the Stat
prison. They were Michael Carr, ex
prize fighter, James Finnegan anu
Michael Farley, the trio who brutal
beat and robbed a Newark jewelry stort
keeper named Barrister some four o
FIVE months ago.
John ]. Cochran, a free holder Of Pas
sale county, New Jersey, was sentences
to six months in the State prison 10
fraud.
Arrived, steamship Baltic, from Liver
pool.
The defeat oil McDaniel's stable 1
Jersey Derby at Long Branch yesterd9
has changed the betting on the Monmout
Cup from 800 to $50 on BaSsett agains
Longfellow to 500 TO $95 the other way
Greeley Invited /, to Boston...H