, 1879-04-15

Eptseopal churches, a. usual, held their annual
meetings for ihe purpose Of eleesing Wardeps
aud VcstrYHcn, utad transsctlng such other bus.
iness a. might be brought pcforo them, The
following Is tho result Of tho various meetings
held;
TRINITY.
Junior Warden-J. ~. noaMe,
~ sMtfXymsnoAn'on Il Xse1 sfassf asss, W C. ?; q.annls
H., Il. |. Higgins. II, c. Ranney, and u. t. i{sy.
=. re j. financial abatement made BY the Treas.
ufer whs very encouraging one. Tile original
deht Of $55, 600, at per ceat interest, has been
reduced 10 t40000 1T 9 per cent, with tDya rrars
to run, payable In installmcnts Of 5000 any
tims within that period.
sT. JAMEs.
sentof Wsrden-O. II. Lasrhbeo.
Junior WAtden-I. q. Townes.
A. 1ses;. " i Ksifoos. F. +. prasSss rea6ss, e. +. 4
Winston, John DcKoyen, and George L. dunlap.
GRACE.
Senior Warden-A. r. Lay.
. reek. {. Williams. Williams. :: + 8. 9nick. ". q. tits:
E, Walker. 1AS'p'
The report OF the Treasurer showed that the
receipts from the rental Of pcws md other
sourccs during the year we're $4,000, md tie
expenditures. Including the Rector's satAry and
general expenses Of tic church, a similar
amount. The Rev. Or. Locke, the Rector. re-.
ported that collections amounting 10 $4,000 Ind
passed through his hands and had been devoted
to 81. Lukc's Hospital (saa,0o0}, and to mission
purposes. The Church If In better condition
financially than 1t has been for years. The
bonded indebtedness is S9jQt}O. anti IL /. dis
July !, md will probably bc reduced md ule re.
maluucr extended.
RPlPnANY.
Senior Whrden-DAnicl ". Page.
Junior Warden-Neorce Gardner.
,os vessymerIchtFi5' z 1.;ea,t Mssil Henry D. Oak
1IaIdGn.
Tie financial statement modo was ysry
gratifying one, the Trensurcr's nnsllal report
showing tt,at floatinE debt of about s., 200 has
been paid, anil $500 on the bonded deht, frou,
the regular Ineutno Of the pasisb witt, nsscth in
lnnd Of about $500 to be applied On the boudcti
debt iii the near future.
OUR sAvIon.
Senior Warden-Samucl q. Taylor,
Junior Watlen-Janlea 81. titllA.
n'.e aeslfymsn-5: T. r,nnan, r. "; Miller. II. s.
Marks, ". u. Rudd. aud F. ". 0ook!n.
ST. sTErugS's.
Senior Wasdcn-F. G. Clark,
Junior War1cn-MAtthew ti4Dton,
Fratsymea--,5ohn Cass. William ]. brooks, Will
IAN conl'tIl. Samuel Parker, and j. E. barley,
Tho possibility Of raising nleans for con.inu-
ing the SerYccs for the future atd thu selection
Q! nGW Rector wns discussed at considerable
length, a1d It was finally decided TINT sufficient
'nenns could bc raIsG1, And tint the Bishop be
notified Of tho satt,c alti pctitioncti to recon.
nicna q suitable minister for the parish.
BT MARK'g.
Senior Wardou-M. ". Fuller.
Junior Wlrlcu-W, II, Ennw
festrymen-W. H.: Summers, ". ". Watkins.
/; 9. Goddarsi, 9. g. Fry, J. 4. s,bloy, g. IL
kimhall, - Wesscott. and - Althsop.
The Treasurer reported NIL bills pa,d to AprIl
II; the Easter Offering, ssG9, md the Sunday
elected Treasurer, ind Alr. G. c. Fry Clerk Of
Vcstrr.
ST. ANs8An1us.
Scht0e Wardon--lohn Icvin.
Junior WArdch--A. u. |pgye,
fGstrynsen-A. Lsad Il. 4. Ekdph1, p, Lafsen
N. Palsn, a. q. Johnson, and q. GHstafaun.
CALVARY.
Senior Wasden-Jamea II. Dnnks.
Junior "nrden-TAolnnA Richards.
Cooke, K. j. Grirr, W. A. Martin, and Joscph
llaiusWorth FN
49,. 1T. ANDnEw's.
Senior Wnnlen-1soubeu Taylor.
Junior WAslen-J. a. Sleeper.
Fcstrymen-E Il. r. Shusly, p., e. Garrett
.. tnscEory, G: i; ManEor, Dr: b. Il. 1rown, Coi,
L. ". fetec. j. L. str'a'ron. and ". D. Baker
ST. rAuL's, HYDE PARK.
Senior Narden--II. T. Chace.
junior Warden-R. W liri1ge,
FcstrymeA-H. r. Aver, lsaac Asklnsoo. 7.
I,Mnn., 8. Il. ,Larnanic, James Morgan, +. 5. o..
'oEn, w. G. RIachIc, II. L, Waite.