The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
NEW YORK.
Tweed,s AppaaI pismissea

1Weeus appear Dlsmlsse1.
New YORK, Nov 16-An Albany despatch
says The appeal OF Tweed to the Court of Ap.
peals was to day dismissed.
This confirms the action of the courts in this
city.
Third Avenne Savings Bank Officers
Charged with Perjury.
Upon afidavits sworn out against the officers
of the Third Avenue Savings Bank by deposit
ors in that institution, charging them with
perjury. Justice Duffy Of the Yo'kville police
court granted warrants Tor the arrest of Daniel
Bates, the former president of the bank, and
David Morgan and VIM Seaman, the former
secretaries. This afternoon these parties were
up in court Morgan who 1is CASHIER of the
Manufacturers and Builders Bank, gave bail
in $4,000, and Bates, woo is a milk dealer, and
Cannon, who is receiver of the bank, having
come voluntarily, were permitted TO- go on
parole till tomorrow morning, when they are
to appear and furnish bonds in $4,000 to stand
their trial for the offence charged against
them.
Dishonest Horse Car Conductors.
Half dozen conductors on the Atlantic
Avenue railroad, Brooklyn, were arrested last
night for stealing by means of false bell
pun hes Heretofore conductors have simply
been discharged, but these will be put into the
hands of the law for punishment.
Arrest of JeweIry Thief.
Marie Adelaide Gautieria, the governess who
robbed the family of Daniel A Dwight of
Beacon street, Boston, of jewelry and clothing
to the amount of $1,000, was arrested here and
taken to Boston tonight. Most of the prop
erty was recovered.
MIR. Moody ON Revival Needs.
AT meeting in DR.. Tyngs church yester-
day, preliminary to revival meetings to be held
10 this city next January, Mr.. Moody said
there was more Iced of work in the inquiry
meetings. Mr.. Varley, on returning to Eng
land from his labors in this city last year, told
blm it was very difficult to get American
Christians to work in the inquiry meetings
He could hardly believe him, but since he (Mr.
Moody )had been in Brooklyn he had found it to
be tue. They wanted band of men and wo-
men ready to work in the inquiry meetings
when they came to New York. Ministers were
wanted to preach so there would be enquirers
Christian friends, said Mr. Moody we want you
your amusements go, and go to work for the
Lord. L want 1000 peculiar people in New
York. There were three classes came to his
meetings. The first to criticjse, the second 10
enjoy the meetings, and the third are workers.
These latter came not to criticise or enjoy, but
to win souls to Christ 1t would revolutionize
the world if we could find 1000 Christian
workmen entirely consecrated to Christ. They
wanted meetings organized Immediately of
trained Christian workmen, willing to lay aside
everything else for the next two months, and
submit to training under their pastors in the
best methods of using the Bible in inquiry
meetings. One man or woman working earn
eStly for souls is worth thousands that do nOth-
ing; who go to the prayer meeting tonight, and
off to the opera or dance tomorrow night In
fact, it takes about 1000 modern Christians to
make a good one. They wanted 1000 trained
workers TO grid up their lons and go out into
the city and save men. Addresses on the I'M
portance of inquiry meetings followed by Rev.
Drs Crosby, Tyug, Jr., Armitage and Taylor.
An overfowing meeting Of 5000 people filled
Hepworth' church, which was addressed by
Rev. Messrs Needham and Hepworth.