The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-17

NEW YORK.


New YORK, November l0.-MOOdy
and Sankcy conducted meeting In Rev
DR., Tyng's church yesterday. The object
was to impress upon Christians in This
city the Importance Of inquiry meetings
aud to secure band Of men and women
ready for work in such meetings when the
revivalists begin their labOrs here.
Mr.. Needham, the Irish Evangelist, led
the revival meeting IN the Brooklyn Tab
ernacle this morning, Mr., Moody made
the opening prayer. Deacon lIanley
read requests for prayer, enumerAting %
cities, ~ churches, II drunkartls, some
Sabbath schools, II sick persons, and 4i7
others, 81 need Thee every hour" was
sung. Mr.. Necdham read the 2lst chap.
ter Of ST. John, and based his discourse
upon it.
BOARD OF MISSIONS.
The Methodist Episcopal Board Of
Missions continued Its session to-day
The missions in Italy received $ll,i7i
from New York; the new work In Mexico
$4,000; Japan, $1,000, and $3.50 wua
transferred from tho German Central
Conference to the Chicago German Con.
ference. Five hundred dollars for trans.
fers was added to South Kansas, and
5000 for the same purpose to the Oregon
Conference.
The Board Of Foreign Missions con.
tinucd their sessions during the day, and
appropriated $4,000 to the contingent
fund, $4,000 to incidental expenses
$4,000 to Office expenses, and for circula.
ting missionary information and mission.
ary advocates $4,000. The aggregate
amount appropriated is$O7O,l33.
COURT OF APpEALs.
The Court Of Appeals this morning
discussed appeals in both Of the Tweed
cases. This refuses him n reduction ol
bail and Il bill Of particulars.
REPORTED BURNED.
The Standard Oil Works at Long Is,
land City are reported burned. Tho fire
which was followed by an explosion, Il
still burning, but owing to the fog on The
river no particulars have yet been receiv.
ed.
a"' NNAH"A ~ bhhhN bEsNhblG1s
The following important notice was
posted on Change to-day;
The Committee on grain announce The
following details of the plan for grading
grain under the rules recently agreed
upon between the New York Produce tx
change and the railroad companies:
Firsl-All bills Of lading for grain
shipped to this market by rail on and
after December ! 1875, should contain The
following words: "TO b0 graded and de-
livered IN accordance with the rules Of the
New York Produce Exchange" unless
shippers desire to preserve the identity oI
their grain rs provided for in the joint
circular Of railroad companies issued un
der date OF November 8, 1875.
Second-All shipments grain on bill,
Of lnding from which the words ito be
graded and delivered in accordance with
the rules Of the New York Produce Ex
change" are omitted will he subject to d
uniform charge for lightcragc to bc
agreed upon by the lighterman OF the
trunk lines Of not lcss than one and 4
half nor more than three cents per bushel
Lots Of less than five cars will be deliver.
ed from the track on arrival.
Third--All graded grain will be light.
Gncd free in accordance with the rules
and certificates will be Issued therefor by
the railroad company.
FUurth--The fee for inspections and
veriGcations Of track weights will be, I'm.
Ill further notice, 80 cents per car.
FRANKLIN Epson, Chairman.
CABLE BROKEN.
The Renters Agency of this city re.
ceived dispatch stating that the tele.
graphic cable between Madras and Pan
dong IL broken and communications casl
are interrupted.
FIRE Loss.
The loss by fire at the Standard Oil
Works to-day Is tfilling.
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
Upon alIidnvits sworn out against the
officers Of the Third Avenue Saving,
Bank, by the depositors in that inslitu.
tlOn, charging them with perjury, Jus.
tice Duhey, Ol the Yorkvillc Police
Court, granted warrants for the arrest oil
Daniel Bates, former President Of The
Bank, and David Morgan and William
$. Canon, former Secretaries. This after.
noon these parties were in court, and
Morgan, who Is cashier, manufacturer
and builder Of the bank, gave bail in
$1,000; and bates, milk dealer, and Canon
receiver Of the bank, having came tC
court voluntarily, were permitted to e
on parole until tomorrow morning, wher
they are to appear and furnish bonds o.
$1,000, TO stand trial for the ofIenSt
charged against them,