The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-15
NEW YORK.
Mrs. MOultOn and Plymouth
Church.

New York, November l3.-Mrs. Z. G.
Moulton last evening served paper upon
Thos. G. SheRrman, as clerk Of Plymouth
Church. In It Mrs. Moulton calls upon
Plymouth Church to Join with her in
calling a council Of churches, before
which the action Of Plymouth Church in
dropping her name from its roll may be
brought. A prominent Congregational
clergyman said yesterday that the action
Of Plymouth Church in dropping the
names Of Mrs. Moulton and Deacan West
may result in q call on the part OF the
churches for mutual council.
Henry c. Bowen was called upon by a
reporter in reference to statement that
a movement was being set on foot by some
members OF Plymouth Church to have his
name dropped from the roll. Mr.. Bowen
said II Plymouth Church has anything
against me ! am here TO answer and have
been ready to do 80 ever since the con-
trOversy began. II n few restless and un.
wise people in the church should make a
move such as was made in regard to Dea'
con West and Mrs. Moulton | most GER
tainly should defend myself, and the re-
suit would be, in my Judgement, serious
to the interests Of the church,
MUTTNEERs ARRESTED
A special says the British ship Lennie
arrived in the roads OF LatlAtte on the
sixth inst, the cook was navigating the
ship under the orders of the mutineers to
conduct her to Gibraltar, they were oblig.
ed TO put into LaLlattG when they were
arrested.
MOODY AND sANKEY.
There was another meeting at 7 o'clock
this morning in Lay College, adjoining
the tabernacle. AT O'Clock the building
was filled. After singing, Deacon Haw:
ley read tho requests for prayer, which
numbered four hundred. Mr.. Hawley
led in prayer; after which "What friend
we have in Jesus" was sung.
Mr.. Moody read the 23d Psalm and the
7th and 10th verses Of the 22d Psalm.
After Mr.. Moody's remarks Mr.. Needham
spoke, and Mr.. Sankey sang "Ninety and
Nine" lie also spoke few words.
SHOT Ills WIFE.
John II. Burrows, 27 Fifteenth
street, Brooklyn, shot his wife this morn.
ing, killing her instantly. Jealousy was
the cause, Burrows was arrested.
RuMoRED FAILURES.
Dispatches say there are rumors ut the
London Stock Exchange Of failures in
iron trade in Austria, and of failures at
BOurs in Paris, then Il failure Of cOnsid.
Grably more. Importance, Of an old Anglo
American house in Maniville, Is also ru.
mored in breaking circles.
SUNDAY PUBLICATION.
The Sun announces that commencing
with December next It will be published
on Sunday the same rs on other days.
WILL VISIT TIE CENTENNIAL BUILDINGS
Representatives Of the New York Stock
Exchange, City Bank, Clearing House,
Fire Under writers, National Board Of
Fire Underwriters, aud the National
Chamber Of Life Insurance, will visit the
Centennial buildings, at Philadelphia,
Monday next, by special invitation Of the
National Centennial Commissioners
NEW FREIGHT SCHEDULE.
The trunk lines have agreed to advance
the rate Of freight west on Monday next
ON the basis Of 80 per cent Of those Of the
past few months. The claim for this nd.
vance as put forth by the railroad men il
that the rates are much lower now than
they have ever been before Nt this time
Of the year and with the advance there is
very little margin for profits when severe
weather sets in.
The following il the adopted schedule
Of rates to the principal points Of ship
ment: