The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-06
NEW YORK CITY.
Suspension of Peak, opdyke & Co..-
Propositions for Settlement with
Creditors.

Propositions I0I settlement win
Creditors.
NEW York, October 4.-The Bulletin
announces thesuspension Of Peak, Opdyke
& Co.'s large dry goods house. Their lia'
bilities amount TO about - 500. 600. They
propose to pay In full with interest, as fol.
lows: 10 per cent at 2, 3, 4, s, G,7, 8, 0, 10,
and 1s months respectively.
The proposition Of Patton u Co., also
dry goods dealers, submitted 10 their cred.
itors, is as follows, on their 81 ,400, 900 Of
their indebtedness they offer with interest:
10 per cent at ., 3,4, s, 0, 1850, 15and
1S months respectively.
SUSPENDED FIRMS RRADMrrTED TO THE
STOCK EXCHANGE.
New YonK, October 4.-Robinson q
Suydam, Smith g. Searer and q. G. White,
who temporarily suspended, have settled
to-day, and were admitted 10 the Stock
Exchange.
THE MOVEMENT FOR PUBLIC ENTERTAIN-
MENT OF THE ALLIANCE.
A call for special meeting Of the
Board OF Aldermen, Monday, to ten
der inequalities Of the city to the Evan
gelical Alliance, has thus far received but
three signatures. The majority Of the
Board OF Aldermen have refused to sign,
asserting that the Alliance Is a sectional
body, and should not receive recognition
by official representing all sects.
ARREST OF GEN. RYAN, THE CUBAN FILL.
BUSTER.
New YoRK, Oct. 4.-General Ryan, Of
OF Cuban notoriety, was rearrested to-day
on an old suit, his bondsmen having failed
to justify.
;r THE WEEKS MORTALITY. -
The deaths this week were 507, de.
crease Of 10G. 'It- .-At...,
EN- CITY TREASURER spRAdUE INDICTED.
e. The Grand Jury OF Brooklyn to-day In.
dicted Courtland Sprsgue, ex-City Treas.
urer, and Marvin 4. Rodman, his deputy,
Tor embezzlement. The jury stated that
after careful examination they found that
only the above were concerned in the
frauds.
KATE sToDDARD INDICTED.
Kate Stoddard was 10 day indicted for
the murder Of Goodrich.
AID FOR MEMPHIS.
The Cotton Exchange to-day sub.
scribed $1,000 for the yellow fever suffer.
ers in Memphis
The Produce Exchange has resolved to
ask for admission into National Board OF
Trade.
Steamers arriving today have large
amounts of bullion on board, which will
be placed in the Sub.Treasury Monday.
DISAPPEARANCE OF A NICE YOUNG MAN
AND DISCOVERY OF A DEFICIENCY IN
HIS ACCOUNTS. ..-
New York, Oct. 4-John Howard
Young, money order clerk in the Brook
lyn postofilce, has been missing from his
desk since Saturday last, and hurried
examination Of his accounts shows that
deficiency exists. An expert accountant
is now making careful examination to
ascertain the exact amount. Mr.. Young
was looked on as an honest officer, and
his place in the Sunday school and church
ot which he was q member, was never
vacant.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Ten thousand
dollars worth Of laces were seized by the
custom house officers yesterday.
The statement by Lucette Meyer TO
reporter yesterday, that she was in Good.
rich's house and In the next room when
he was murdered March 18th, is sgeneral.
ly discredited.
The Apollo Hall Democratic Executive
Committee yesterday voted to support
the regular nominations made at Utica.
The main pipe of the Hoboken water
works burst last night, water famine en.
suing.
The Cotton Exchange yesterday raised
$1,000 for Memphis. a ..
Seplys oil cloth factory burned last
night. Loss 100000.