The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-22
NEW YORK CITY.
YRzEDxAxS uAyrsos BANK.

'FR1RDHANS sAvM0s BANK.
NEW YoRK, July 21.-The safe and Of
fee furniture Of the local branch Of the
Freedmens Savings Bank were seized
yesterday BY city marshal under judg-
ment In the case Of Arabella r. Mappin.
THRATRIoAL L1cERsE.
The theatrical license or tax Of $500 en-.
forced BY the State has been virtually de.
clAred unconstitutional on the ground
that the Legislature cannot tax lndiVid-
uSls 10 support private corporations, such
as the society for the reformation Of de.
linquent children appears TO be.
MEDICATION OF Mr.. GARFIELD.
Henry Sherwood, Postmaster Of the ..
s, House oil Representatives, publishes q
card here in regard 10 the statement that
General GArfeld's private secretary has
been borne upon the rolls oil the post Of.
fee against the decree Of the Postmaster,
and that his services have been unsAtis.
factory. lie says the gentlemen referred
10 has met the requirements Of his Office.
The Postmaster pronouuces unquallAedly
false and absurd the further statement
that he retrained from dischargiDg Mr..
GArfeld's secretary owing to the threat Of
Mr.. Garfield that his own head would be
In danger. gn .r#.-rHr
FINAL DEPOSIT.
The final deposit was made yesterday in
the prize fight for $4,000 and the light
weight championship Of America between
Billy Edwards, Of this city, and Sam Col
yer, Of Baltimore. Colyer won the toss
for choice Of ground for the battle, which
will take place within 100 miles Of Pitts.
burgh, August 1lth,
FORGED BUFFALO AND ERIE BONDS.
ChAs. B. Orvis was arrested this morn
ing charged with passing forged Buffalo
and Erie bonds TO the extent Of $4,000.
Oryis Is said TO be under an Indictment
In Chicago for swindling q merchant on
some bogus land speculation.
ARRESTED FOR FRAUDULENT REPORT.
Chas. Hudson, late cashier Of the
Eighth National Bank, has been arrested
on 8 charge Of making q false and fraud
ulent report Of the condition Of the bank.
The discovery oil alleged facts on which
the arrest was made is said to be owing
10 the investigations making in reference
10 the transactions Of ex Bank Examiner
Collender with several Oh the weak Ma
taional banks oil this city, which he had
reported in prosperous condition.
LAKE SHORE ROAD.
The street was filled with rumors to.
day about the Lake Shore road, and q
dividend was said to be promised for to-
morrow. Phe Executive Committee
meet tomorrow, and will probably con-
slider the subject Of dividend.
GEN BUTLER DENIES AND CALLS FOR THE
PROOF:
General Butler has made public reply
10 the statement attributed to General
Hooker, that when Butler was in COM
mand of the Army OF the James he re-
quired the colored troops to deposit their
money and vAluables at headquarters for
safe keeping, and that when one OF these
poor devils got knocked over and put
under the ground, do you suppose the
money he left at Buffers headquarters
was ever heard from again? Butler made
al least one million dollars in this way"
General Butler says to the exac! contrary
Of this SANDER. A savings bank was es-
tablished at Norfolk for the bene6t Of the
colored troops, so that they might have
safe place to deposit their money,
under the charge Of q quartermaster Of
the army, which was transferred II the
freedmen's bureau at the close oil the war
and the accounts duly settled,
long time after Gen. Butler was
relieved Of the command Of the Army Of
the James. l hereby answer that after ten
years careful espionage into my affairs by
every enemy OF mine, with equal fearless.
ness that every accusation touching my
acts during the war in civil sdministra.
ton is equally untrue, and defy the
proof or probable evidence the contrary.
THE COLUMBIA CREW.
The Columbia crew arrived this fore
noon, and were escorted from the depot
- the Windsor Hotel by procession Of
the faculty, students and alumni, headed
BY 8 band and followed by great crowd.