The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-13
NEW YORK CITY.


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NEW York, July 11.-The Dailv BuHs.
~ THIS morning announces the suspension
o. ): H. Dlggles 6 Co., wholesale dealer
OF Leonard street, with liabilities d
$oVO,OOOi assets not given.
THE MAYOR SERVED WITH A COPY on THE
CHARGES.
Governor Dix's Secretary called at the
Otty Hall today and served upon the
Mayor a copy Of the charges made against
him by the Committee who waited on tbe
Governor Wednesday.
ARRIVAL OF VENEZUELAN GENERALS.
It Is stated that there have Just arrived
IN this city two Venezuelan Generals who
nave been over two years with the Cuban
insurgents, and who have been commits.
stoned by 1.-THE President pro TEN oil the
Republic Of Cuba to treat with Captain.
General Concha about a compromise be-
tween the CubAns and Spaniards. The
Yentzuelans went from Oomaguery to
Cinconltas, and thence to Havana, and
had several secret interviews with Cap
tain General Concha, who ct last decided
to let them embark for this city, where
they have already seen the general agent
ol Cuba.
TICKET AGENCIES REDUCED.
The officers oi the chief railway COM
panies in session recently agreed 10 great.
" reduce the number Of ticket agencies,
IN TACT to abolish all beyond the regular
Offices established by the companies. It
was agreed that these latter met all the
requirements OF the travelling public, and
that the commission paid other agents,an
the additional expense in printing and ad.
yertlsing, were useless expenditures; that
they brought no increase Of business, and
the risk run in the circulation Of 60 many
tickets was very great. u.a
" AMERICAN RIFLEMRN.
The Amateur Rifle Club, who on behalf
Of the ritiemen OF America have accept,
ed the challenge OF the Irish champion
team, publish circular which has for its
object that OF drawing together from all
parts OF tho country the best shots, 80 as
to select from them an American team to
shoot against the Irish eight. The circu.
lar gives notice that six competitive
matches take place at Creedmore on the
10Th, 18th, 22d and Goth Inst, and on the
lst and 9th proximOs. The matches are
open TO all natives oi the United States,
and any rifle Of American manufacture
that comes within the rules Of the club |
may be used.
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
is as follows Loans, decrease, 1888 800;
specie, increase, $5,44l 100; legal tenders,
decrease, $2,S25, 400; deposits, increase,
S59 800; reserve, increase, $2,595,075.
THE oRANGRMEN CELEBRATE.
New YORK, July l2.-To. day was cele.
brated by the Orangemen OF this city and |
vicinity in very quiet manner. Twelve
lodges, numbering about 1000 men, as
'embled at their headquarters, on Fourth
Avenue, and marched to the Church of
Holy Trinity, where an appropriate ser.
mon was preached by Rev. Dr.. Stephen |
d. Tying, Jr., who reviewed the occasion |
u their celebration and advised them TO |
beware Of all party discussions and diff
;ulties, and unite in universal brother
hood. The procession dispersed on leav-
ng the church. During the march the
Itreets and windows were thronged with
pectators. Everything passed off in
luiet and peaceable manner. Tomorrow \
he Orange Lodges will proceed on an ex.
,ursion TO Iona Island.
IN ExTENs1vE AND PRoTRAcrED SUIT
ENDED. ...- -......
New YORK, July 12.-For nine years
he municipality Of Hoboken has carried
IN a litigation to avoid the payment OF
var bounty claims. The Court OF Errors
md Appeals have settled the question by
ieclding the case against the city. The
claims amount to $4,000, and the liti-
yation has cost the city $12, 1000. The
original claims amounted 10 $2S00O,