New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-02
CLOSE OF THE SESSION.

At the close of the address the COnVenlioh
took recess of % minutes for lunch A2ociocK Tue
session was resumed and the business OF eieene GULL
mittees and receiving reports disposed Of.
The Standing Committee for the ensuing year wiz
compr,se: The Rev Morgan Dix d. D., the Rev. VIM L.
Eiceubrodt d. D., the Rev. William F. Morgan, D. D.,
the Rev Isaac II. Tuttle, D. D. Stephen p Nash Love
W. Wells Henry Drisler, IL D., George McCuhougn
Miller. The latter was elected TO fill the place made
vacant bv the depth OF Floyd Smith WIN thi- eA0op
ton the Committee IL the 1t was ast year.
The Missionary Committee Is compose u pnc c n n
f Montgomery d. D.. the Rev Alfred H. Beacn' I ~.
a.. Rev Cornelius +. swope. ID. D., the Rev James
starr Clark, d. ID the Rev Octayus Applesnte, 1eorye
q Collins James Pott. Hamilton Bruce, William NJ
Tae financial report of Missionary Committee was
on hama l. 1873 sos IS received ,om
huI hs; nS, a,s S ~ ~ esSo SOY % received from Trinity
Corporation $500; te'a ss4oi o. ,o.Ds. s.. Oct
1874 G545 printing ereuAn ke, SOC O5 total solso 10
T%e rsnort states that there are 30 missions in
III Diocese among which are several new ones lhls
advancement is due however 10 no new lntefes 10
movement by the Church On the contrary the report
states that contributions for The past year nav
fallen more than 81 short ~ those OF last year Inc
Bishop has been forced make two special appeals l9r
aid and in response 10 those appeals some
Contributed 81 500 which alone freed the Committee
from their embarrassment.
The report OF the Trustees OF the Episcopal Fund OF
the Diocese shows the capital OF the fund TO ne Sl9S,
slO2 of which invested IN NOR cages on New iOrh
CITY improved property at per cent interest su
balance of $1,000 on deposit with the UnNso
stock the OF 1900 has been paid mortgage on
No 70 ST. Marks-paee. and mortgage OF WIN, d; fGr ore
for $500 have been PAID OIL 1he Ioi'o"ihs 10 ~
Reopss-Bslaue reported 81 sel 81 interest
q sos s a nnh sen So 2ss IS total
,.5ss 1do ss a Fo expenses 10. o. und 81 o.
g. 5. COuPauv ~ 900; balance Of cash IN Phppi pA
Inc Sne,ia Committee on the Salary OF the Bishop
reported tat anu Dse tb oarssSes of the
Diocese OF M amount winch, win the income Oh vac
,iscOpal Fund, viii make up the amount pledged oy
the Committee. This Committee Is the same as ne one
witch served last year, with the single exception Oh
George Miller, who replaces George L. meri''' "e
The report Of the Trustees OF the Fund for the Relief
Reps-Coahbuious churches s2s4s 10 interest 81 56i IS
o. $4,000; balance und sst Convention s$3 ~ total
Psycs-Beneaises 81 $50 TO Cist Church CherTT VALLEY
for eITo9eq' enoO on ~ aneous eIrense. si2 is
pr neipa awaiting Ut = S2 10 total SSH 81 oaance
lie Treasures report is as follows: ANN
Of Convention Of ISIS Il $50 20 s 10
amour, s "a S o. o @ IS bnee - 80 20 Total 7I5 o.
bc 50 735 So contributions from ~ pArahes
The s,ancng COMMITTEE on the General Theological
SEMINARY reported that the number Of trustees to when
his time hls Diocese Is entitled Is 6y Inc bu.nDea
OF cergyInen in this Diocese Is 49, and the rao Oh one
20 trustees The whole Of muney contributed by
the Diocese is s2S5S2 81 The ratio OF on{ trustee 70
llgu as SlOVOu Is uNe one
trrser for $4,000 above that sum, Will call LOT "a
more trustees The present number OF trustees VINO re-
side in the Diocese Co. OF whom SO are clergy men ana
30 are laymen. leaving three new NOMINATIONS 10 DC
made. The Committee recommend as suitable persons
10 Nh the vacancy the Rev. H c. Potter d D.; the Rev
Randall c. Hail. and George Montague. These persons
W. re Immediately elected 10y the Convention
The report OF the Trustees of the Parochal Fund
showed receipts during the past year 10 nave Deen
s2 A. and the expenditures s2S2 49, leaving Daianee
O $50 o.. .-, A.. -
students had attended there during the past year OF
whom 10 had been graduated Bachelors Of Arts ana
three had completed heir training aud were now ready
for EXTRA nce into the Theological Seminary.
The Committee the Diocesan Fund submitted a
resolution which provided for the payment TO every
clergyman attending the Convention seven cents per
mile Tor he distance travelled by him. They also moved
that the remainder the fund he devoted 10 printing
the journal OF Committee was appointed
to ring appropriate resolutions on the death OF sew
eral prominent EpscOpalidns. The following s the re-
port; . ,-..,t, -. c...
ton in the death Of Flod smith James r. DePejseT
roee Merritt ard j. Dlnscomb, al for many years chce o.
The Committee record the great respect OF toe Con
he Of the above mentioned gentlemen
THIS resolution passed. the delegates rising Reso-
luons OF thanks rendered the wardens aud yestry
men of Trinity Parish for the Of the church. Re
ngious services followed ana Bishop Potter pro-
nonOunced the DenediciOn. The Convention then ad'