New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSIONS.

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSIONS
THIRTY EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF rnt BOARD OF
Observation-Disclosures or THE woEK--A DAY OF
PRAYER.
The Thnty-eighth annual meeting OF the
Board Of Missions Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
began session yesterday, at Calvary Chapel III East
Twenty .nfth-st. There large attendance. Among
those present were Bishops Smith Of Kentucky Lee o
Iowa Talbot Indiana, McCostey Of Michigan Chase
Of New Hampshire stevenf OF Pennsylvania ana the late
Bishop Tozer of Africa Bishop Smith OF Kentucky wat
chosen Chairman. After the rocall. and the reading
of the mnues Bishop GARRISON OF Nebraska offered the
following which adopted:
Wrsa The interests Church heat h. promoted n h,
rsv Territories q the By thorough
sie adequate episcopal sslsL,o' aud. , ,.,a, 49,. IT,.
re for The thorough and adequate supervision Of The bishops charge
Rsorod that ibs Board Of Missions memorabilia tie Horse Of
Bishops 70 ee.i tyep stterae orga9ltel Irao no
~ h ueit General CoE' So even ~ .
h Ss charge Se- sTeo an joining
,fS Bcsrd ~ he FuSes inneateS on the aijoaroaH o The
iI eoaauou ne meeting q 'As ue1 General
Rosa That memorial enolyne tn, pupo,e ffese soO.
peusd by th Secretary and h before h House o. Bishops
B,.ciceS Consideration Of e foregoing resolutions b uade
he order for TUESDAY evening. a. 3 o'clock
The annual reports Of the different committees were
read The report Of the Domestic Committee showed
balance hand Of slg,4S1 A. The contributions re-
eeved during the wear the Ud1n work amounted 70
s67777 chiri beng devoted 10 special Objects by
The contributors Every effort is making 10 elevate the
Indian women Ia a higher standard OF morality. The
Indians the Wettern Territories had made applications
for teacher Of the Episcopal Church. aud The Commits
s,on recommend tia; the application favOrably
sIdored The report referred % committee of five.
Foreign CCMuittrt's Te.DuIf. amer dusIOu 10
the general meeting g. bc he'd al over the world
Do December, states thai IS MISSIONARIES are employed ~
Africa. China. Japan and Hayti, besides two native
Chipese Tue receipts The wear Sll4lIO beng
a. 400 moro than u 1872 The oldce ct Treasurer had
becn Nlicd Jane. G. Brown. the guatiou Of
J. s. Aspiuvall Jauuarv last A handsome tribute
was paid the Rev. J. Hdrr. who Lai hte compelled
been cOusecrated Bishop 0t Siohrs.r3.
The report OF the Commission U1 Home Missions 10
COorcd People shows tle secelpts f"r toe iU have
been $665O s. the ddCAeGues,, $500 Oh balance ~
tie treasury. $40 %.
Tie report OF the Womaus Auxiliary the Board Of
MssoDs shows that The rsi step taken for its formation
was the issuing, January 1872, OF circular ietcr ni
iug for the address Of Lady lie each PARISH between
whom aud a lady secretary Of their Own appointment
correspondence might BE- carried Good result,
being reaiZec.
Bishop Stevens Of PcnnS yIvani Uf red the following
Rereas Th ~ Ms.oot gr yessure
teou taken Nv she House 81 Bsf 60 proposition 81
Archbishop tntcufr ePst Dee 1873 osy 81
sr oferyahee ot Gis d q in'cesou 70 Of The
n !. Inenlers 81
R,sotCd This SILLY ters hst ibsi 4 special o4CInfs
T. III enl IA, lu.II
that TIE Clergy Do that occasion rfsAf The subject
christian repts-ue ht department..
unds direction Of the general Buerd
Considerable discussion followed; ~ effort made
have tie resolutions withdraw and another 10
their corsde raoB thiF morning st 40 O'Clock In the
midst OF the debate. tue Board adjourned To To-
day. In the evening general miss Ouary meeting
leld NJ which addresses were mace ny Bishops Hare,
1ozci, ami others