The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-19
NEW YORK CITY.
BREcHER rnroS.

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Nav YoRK, August ls-Ths sub.
committee Of the investigating Commit,
tee Of Plymouth Church, consisting Q
MessS. Sage, WinSloR and Cleveland
bad meeting to-day tor the purpose o
CONSULTATION as % how their report ahoult
Be dlAVnup. Il Wa decided 70 commit
the preparation Of the drAit Of the report
70 Mr.. WinsloW, 10 be submitted 70 thC
other two members Of the committee iol
revision. These In turn will submit IL tc
the luqulrAl Committee Of Bir, Who vii
make any alterations necessary and ther
hand II over 10 the Investigating Com
mlItee Of Plymouth Church, who wiz re
port At business meeting OF the Church
A $4,000 ymR.
NKw YoRK, August Is "A aro a IFS.
III and l79 Hester street, hast uighL caused
9 los Of $50, 600, distributed among several
occupants.
TIE BROADWAY BANK SUIT.
Francis A. Palmer, President Of The
National Broadway Bank, In regSrd B.
the suit instituted by the city against the
bank Tor the recovery Of 100000, says
that the Broadway Bank does not owe
the city or county the amount OF one dol
lar, and that no unusual facilities were ex.
tended by the bank or any Of lts oficerS
TO any Of the persons now known 10 have
deirauded the city treasury.
THE RECALL OF MINISTER POLO,
The RreemaR'I Journal makes An as
serlion that Admiral Polo, late Spanish
Minister At Washington, was recalled be.
cause he erelused to sanction the transfer OF
Porto Rico Island to Germany in return for
help to put down the CArllSt insurrectlon
and rebellion In Cuba. The Journal pub
lShes the d0Cumonts, and says Admiral
Polo will not say that there is one word
mistranslAted.
RRy. JOHN 8. 0LRNDRNNNG. @
Mary E Pomeroy, the alleged victim
Of Rev. John. 8. Glendenning, pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church, Jersey CitY,
died this morning. In her ante mortem
statement she charged GlendCnning with
being the father Of her child.
CONVENTION or TUB p. L. CHURCH.
The approaching general convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, 10 be
held In this city IN October next will be
one OF the most important in the history
Of that large and wealthy communion.
Twenly'six permanent committees and
Joint committees, appointed at previous
sessions, will submit reports embodyipg
the results Ol their lAbors. A petition IA
now before the House Of Bishops asking
for the consOcrRtion Of q number Of SddI9
uonal missionary Bishops for the West
and Northwest. A project has also been
agItated In the same House for mission
ary Bishop to the Indians and another 10
the blacks OF the South. The subject OF
intel. communion with the Russo. Greek
church has been referred 10 committee
who have been 10 Const lntinople and laid
the subject before the Patriarch Of that
city. Another committee on friendly in
terccuTse with the church Of Sweden has
visited Stockholm and also prepared q
report TO the Convention. The call for a
Church Congress, TO meet few DAYS In
advance of the general Convention to dis
cuSs various church topics, has met with
varied reception. In some quarters the
idea Is strongly urged, while 10 others the
project is looked upon as an attempt 10
influence the Convention in its work.