The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-08
NEW YORK CITY.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE bricklayerl
are still on o strike. The central council
Of the United Order Of Bricklayers me
last night in secret session. Itwas stated
that o compromise was suggested, ant
that the employers should deduct 25 cts
from days pay instead Of 80 cts.
Judgement has been given for tho de-
fendant In the suit Of VIM. A. Briton oi
New Orleans against Gen. Butler, TO re-
cover the value Of two notes seized by the
latter while commanding at New Or.
leans.
A committee Of the Produce Exchange
appointed to devise q method for assist
ing the Memphis sufferers, have deter.
mined to take up subscriptions Of one dol.
lar each toward o bale OF cotton received
by this Exchange from the Chicago Board
OF Trade for the benefit Of the sufferers.
There will be drawing on November
17th, and the person getting the bale will
have the privilege oi forwarding It in his
own name to some other board OF trade,
or Of returning 1t to the committee and
receiving $50. .s,, !. .gaT -.
A letter numerously signed has been
forwarded to President Grant, urging him
to use his great authority and power to
relieve the passengers on board the cap.
tured steamer Vifginius from imprison.
ment and impending execution. General
Ryan Is on board. AsfAt t'ff'ah
The funeral Of General Delafield, Of the
United States Army, took place this after.
noon. The pail bearers were Generals
Newton, Yarnum, Abbott and Webb.
The remains were taken to Greenwood.
At the trial Of the detectives to-day,
counsel for the corporation gave It as his
opinion that Med Donald, the Bank Of Eng.
land iorger, being a convicted felon, his
affidavit can't be taken into consideration.
In the case Of the application OF Blake
Bros. for Q special order Of the Court pro.
tecting them from loss in the sale Of the
securities they hold for money loaned to
Grinnell & Co., Judge Blatchiord to-day
decided that such special order can be
granted, and such sales must be at the
risk of the seller II any are made. 't -7
The funeral Of the late Louis Gaylord
Clark took place this afternoon at Upper
Piedmont. The pall.bearers were Park
Goodwin, Manton Marble, r. 81. Stod7
dard, Erastus Brooks and Hugh Hastings.
John Ruchty, proprietor Of q cutlery fac.
tory in this city, has commenced suit
against the Brooklyn detectives for false
arrest and imprisonment, which was ac-
by false information furnished
them by the notorious Lucette Meyers,
charging him with completely In the
Goodrich murder. EE.-V -g
Two hundred and thirty men were dis.
charged from the lumber yards in Green
Point. One hundred laborers and 100
cabinet makers were discharged az Long
Island City. The rubber comb factory at
College Point, Long Island, have reduced
their time to four days per week, employ.
ing 600. -
BY statement E. B. Wesley, the re.
ceiver Of the Union Trust Company, It Is |
shown that the following securities were
purchased with the Companies funds by |
the deiaulting Secretary Carleton: 1000
shares of Atlantic s. Pacific Railroad |
stock, 800 shares of Pacific Mail steamship |
stock, 1000 shares Of Union Pacific Rail-
road stock, 600 shares Of Western Union
Telegraph stock. and 400 shares Of Colum.
bus, Chicago & Indiana Central Railroad |
stock. These are accordingly claimed as
The property OF the Trust Company.