The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03
NEW YORK CITY.

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having failed by themselves or through
friends 10 settle their accounts, the court
have been invoked TO cause q settlement
The property Of Blschoaheim has beer
attached.
The funds Of Kindrick s. Co., the al
lleCed swindlers Of Sanders & Harden
berph BY means Of forged bonds. haV'
been attached. It appears that Sander
& Hardenbergh's check 70 the order Of ]
F. Franklin Ior $20, ,O5O in payment o. tn
forged bonds, was collected BY the UnloE
Trust Company Of the Fourth Nationa
Bank and nut 10 the credit oi Kindrick &
Co, which firm on Saturday early drew
checEs on the Trust Company for I'll ,OO(
and $1,000, but the man attempting L
collect was informed Of the irregulAritJ
existing and that the checks could no
then be paid, since when no one haI
sought to collect them.
While the late Mayor Kaltlelsch o
Brooklyn was living, suit was brought
against him by Mary Jane Wade for ont
hundred and titty thousand dollars dam
ages for breach Of promise Of marriage
and Yesterday she obtained through heI
counsel an order against his executors tc
show cause why the trial oI the case
should not 20 on.
A short examination took place to day
in the case of Leonard Brown, supposed
to be the main instrument In an attempt tC
place counterfeit bonds in the market, and
be was remanded for further examination
tomorrow. Brown swoIe that he was
ignorant OF the fraudulent character OF the
bonds when be gave them TO the brokeri
to negotiate. Mr.. Holbrook stated tha'
on Thursday last, Brown rendered him
bond stating that he had $50, 900 worth oI
the same kind Tor sale. The bond was
shown to MIR. Hasford, Of 30 Pine street
u0A ~EEAngomantG made tor negotiation
but on Mr. HolbrOok's returning to his
office and scrutlnIElug tho bo1ds he die
covered the forgery and Immediately tele
graphed It all over Wall street. On mott.
6cOtIon Of the forgery Brown informed
him he had brown stone building ior
sale at $4,000 cash, but since then Hol-
brook discovered that the house did mol
belong to Brown. About month egg
Brown tried to negotiate note OF 81 ,OOO
with him, which on examination was
found TO be spurious.
Tho Erie Railroad Directors to-day de-
clared dividend OF one per cent on com
mon, and three and One-halt per cent IN
preferred stock.
A Washington report prevails that the
Geneva award Ol $l5,O 900 has already
been paid into the Treasury, but on In
uuirv It has been ascertaIned that prcllm'
inary arrangements have only been made
TO t6is end. On the 9th Of June the Sec
retary of the Treasury Issued ordes i0I Joy
the redemption Of certain series Of o'@G
bonds, more than covering the amount Of
the award, in anticipation OF It's payment
and the British, Government arranged
with the syndicate 10 discharge thli
treaty obligation. In pursuance oil this
the bonds have been surrendered TO the
Treasury and gold certificates issued
therefor, 70 be made available on and alter
September 9th, at the time Of the formal
redemption Of the bonds. The gold GER
tificstes, it Is understood, are in the hands
Of the British Consul at New YORK, 10 DC
delivered with other like representation
of gpecie. Their value covers the entire
award and they will be transferred BY
the British Minister TO the Secretrry o.
State, and by him to the Treasurer, as &c
much cash. .ru,
The directors and promoters Of the
Continental Rsilrosd held meeting to
dsy, and talked Of building the road anC
solving the cheap IT, nsportatton proolen
within two years. o-n
Mr. Denny, Chairman ot The Govern
ling Communities Of the New York Stock
Exchange, said to-day that he was conn
dent that no other bonds than those o
BufFalo. New York & Erie and the New
York Central have been counterieited
Tha r-oonuroF Of tho Nov jersey Contra
Road saws that he has neither seen o.
heard OF any forged bonds Ot the Compa
nv, Those oil Western Union Telegraph
Company make similar statement In re
gard 10 the bonds Of that corporation
MeSsrs. Haskins & BEaine today
Temporarily suspended business. l
ia now understood that the advances o
this firm 10 the swindlers amounted Il
$4,000.
hack was received at the SUBJ Treasury
making the third received since Saturday
Il Is believed at the Sub.Treasury tina
the counterfeit bills come from tn
West. and that there are but few cirCulAt
inc In New York. The bills have beel
examined by the experts Of the America
Bank Note Company, and are pronounce
Iby them TO be undoubtedly the bes
Ic0untcrleited bills that ever came unde
their notice. George W. Marlor, Ot th
sub Treasury, says that the paper OI
which the forged bills are printed !
, lighter than that Of the genuine. He ais
saws that the face OF the bill cannot b
, distinguished from the genuine, but tina
the letters on. the back are tinged wit
green, where they should ba perfectl
white; and that blue tint, peculiar to III
genuine Is not perceptiblc in the counter
felt.
Hon. r. r. Wilson, District Judge c
/. Minnesota, visited the Federal buIldin
and received q cordial reception from tn
United States District Attorney and tn
several commissioners.
The Tammany Hall Committee on OI
raniZstIon held secret meeting this evt
al which an animated debate took plac
on the matter Of securing the rights
the organization in the appointment an
:: distribution oi inspectors OF elections an
pOll clerks. A committee was RppoInte
I 10 wait on the Police Commissioners an
}, State Central Committee to ask them
!; issue call tomorrow for State CONVEX
u ton.
!; Total exports for the week ending Wit
! ! date, g, ,490,644.
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