The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-24
NEW YORK.
5000 REwAnD AND No QUESTIONS ASKED.

pVIVVO INV AM AMI NOSUhsTlONh AShhD.
NRw YORK, December 2S.-Aclipg
upon the suggestion made by Police Su-
perintendent WalliDg in regard to the ef-
feet ofa reward for the recovery of Char.
ley Ross without regard to the detection
or conviction Of the abductors, his father
offers S. 600 reward Tor the return Of the
child or information that may lead to his
recovery. No questions will be asked and
no attempt made 10 detain any one bring.
ing the boy.
A PETITION FOR PARDON OF PRTTERs.
The petition 10 the Governor of Msssa-
chusetts for the pardon OF Spence Peters,
the forger, has been signed by the Presi-
dents OF the Stock Exchange, Erie Rail.
road, Western Union Telegraph Co, New
York Central Railroad, Chicago s. North.
western Railroad and Fourth National
Bank, and by nearly all the bankers in
Wall street, as well as the officers ol
many banking corporations in Boston.
The signers represent about $4OO 900 900.
Petters has made some astounding dis
closures and they are to be made public
after his case Is decided.
REMOVAL OF BENZ. MORAN.
A London special says the Times con-
siders the removal ol Benjamin Moran,
chief Secretary Of the U. s. Legation, a
misfortune both to England and America,
the latter country never having had a
more honest representative.
FRRBDMANs SAVING BANK.
The representatives Of three thousand
cclored men Of Richmond arrived TO day
with petition asking Congress 10 take
early measures 10 have q dividend dc.
clared to the depositors in the Freed
mans Saving Bank. The representatives
had an interview with President Grant,
who expressed much sympathy for the
petitioners who had misplaced Their con-
tidence in that institution.
INTEREST PAYMENT.
Secretary Bristow has directed that
the payment OF interest due January first,
next, be commenced tomorrow without
rebate.
MIR. Childers, First Lord OF the British
Admiralty, visited the Navy Department
to-day, and afterwards accompanied by
Secretary Robson, inspected the Signal
Bureau.
REPORTED FAILURE.
NEW YORK, December 23.-The fail
ure OF Il large dry goods house on Broad
way ir the upper part is reported, but
is not yet confirmed.
The following dispatch was reCeived
Hone KONG, December r92.-Drowned
Chief Cook Casack; missing, Engineer
Bennett and Quartermssters Hutton and
Harris.
DEECHER.
ln the Tilton.Beecher case TO, day Judge
McCue, Of the Brooklyn City Court, 0r
motion OF the counsel for defendant, grant
cd an order OF the plaintiff TO show cause
why the order requiring bill oil Earticu
lars should not De enforced. Saturday
next was appointed as tho time for the
argument OF counsel.
THE HAWAIIAN KING IN NEW YORK.
King Kslakaua arrived here from
Washington this evening, he was met Al
the Jersey City depot by the residen,
Hawaiian Consul and Aldermanic Com.
mittee. The Chairman Of the Commit
teo welcomed the King and extended
hoSpitslities and freedom Of the CITY
during his stay. His majesty responded
in brief speech, and the party ther
took boat and arrived in this city BY
river. The independent troops Of cavalry
were drawn up. in line to rece.vG the dis,
tinguished guest, headed by detach-
ment cl.rsounted police and the cavalry
/ i'Ehe procession marched up Courtlant
street to Broadway, thence 10 14tt
street, and along 9th avenue to the
hotel where the King was received BY
Mayor Vance and and a number d
prominent city officials. The Msyol
rendered the Inequalities Of the city to The
royal visitor. The King made q brie
response, and his majesty and suit retired
10 their rooms.