, 1879-05-29

Hymn al7 Of tic Hymnal, "Coronaton,t' WAS
sung by tho choir aut1 congregation, after which
the reading of the morning lessons took place,
by the iscr. h. 8. it,ctiardtop, Of England.
+. "Blcst he the tie tint bndsn was au0g, after
which thu Isny. Mt. Wilson announced as his
tc1l The following passage OF Scripture:
THO Church Of the living God, tho pillar and
cso"ssd o{ Tho truth. II. 1atn.. Nf.. lb.
Tia ofTcrtury aud cotumun!onscFvicos fol-
loved, uhd cfoscd the devotional exercises
Bishon Samuel Fallons presided Uvcr the COM
innntop, un1 The other tyncs WHO took part
iu ilse exerytsss wcro Bishop Nicholson Of ph4la-
lclphia mud tho lsos. Dr. Cooper of Canatla
at the clnse of lhE reltgloua services, nE. Eat.
fowa, the presiding ushop, called tho Council
70 order, ntul Instructed ihe Secretary to call
the roll IN order to sec II there was y quorum
present. On 1hotlOn, committee Of thrce OH
credentials Na4 appoMtci, after which the
WHICH "as scrrel by the ad!cs of Christ Church,
In llit NarIUra below.
Promptly At tic appointed hour TIM CONVEX
t'oM saahaetnbirta. Bishop Fnt,owt rrrstaing.,
The Cfmirtnan Of tie COMMITTEE on Creden.
t!ale refN'r:sd, aNd tIe report was adopted.
Following Is lit Of
THE DKLEoATEs rnEsE1T:
nIshop Charles Edward Cheney. DID,. Btehop
$as;s IL W;.s sf Mir; i ssss:;
.. {'aps;,ss i s;,s IN" ;Sil!s$Ss:'
ss; Ill.,; ;5.ns j. :;
4: M. Morrt:on r.. i. siofssn., William Newton.
" Nlo.on io.llcthwa!ts. q: Albert Iscdles, v. II.
s Ii j. T. sm sI"Gi @.n ai:ea f .Sa. s fAft.s + o.s9
(asle, t. Tactsf, y: Gnae,ws.d, i. IGSa T. Ishet,
If 4 sessssss Sssa H:sts @ Gbsq Sbsss:
a:npI!,! Ts sf;i S;ss3 ,J: iiss5t; I1. Il;
lcrlr Cornell and Thon,ss Walllans. sioncsotl Now
l,snnswics: FrancIs Lstso,. Chatham S.s.; Geo.
SSmss sS sa "S. ,ssra 'xs itsns = .mEss Es's s.s r.
ada; Usorse Horne. Of Montreal; Roter: McSelily.
alt e I ,!'to n'fo"n 5"hn EMns T. e q Nsw
| and Jain d. Wilkinson, et Sewboss; ". 4.
ltammce, j. 4: ncscher, II. 4. Ll!tls; q Sew.rk,
1 sn Ras'ell e,x,1,. ssi William ioo!a.
ss"asi G.. S'ase i'9se k'., chatis: afse NJ Aor;ea,
hasst b. sey II fSsss ials 5aa s See?e sss ns
Gh:se. ii. I!lo.c., ". {. O'Neli Of Fhtladel.
phia: Isaac sfniInona, geofEc Hsndctson. IT., Of
ea: g. sna ~ + boa M Il r'shs+so hSfs Ss @ssa'n
kcts!s, T. Van staaek. and G. y. Gilbert. Of Christ
G.4sn ads sarES E G. Hs G. 81 e stSsTa c sp
George Chsatcr. Of Emmanuel Church; .. II: Hale
and Il. +. ls.ooks. Of y. Johns Church; -. ].
Terpenny. Of Trinity Chnrcl Enslewood; Charles
! EtEgns, Of Uctruit.
on motion, tho Council proceeded to tho
ELECTION or orr1oEna
for tic dnsuluE year. commencing with the Sec
rcturtes. AMI the RcY. Edward Wilson. D. D.
und Charles u. Kellogg, Es9 ,wese elected to oil
those positions. The Rev. Dir. Marshall, the re-
ttring Secretary, received a vote Of thanks.
| Bishop FnlfuMs was nominated for re-elec-
ton nj PrcsIling Bishop aud rrcsidcnpof tic
| Council, hut refused, whereupou Blshop William
II Nfotlr n hf a}ef1.1 f11A Il
i}!shop Nicholson, on taking tho chair, made a
few remarks. thanking tile Council for tic honor
cuI,fcrrcd upon him, asad asking blessing upo1
| tlle proceedings,
| Btshop Fatuws moved that the Council then
20 into Committee OF tho Whole anl hold q
consultation with closed doors for tho remaindu,
[ Of thu afternoon.
After su,le slight opposition, the motion VA.
| put to a Vott aud carried.
Some matters pertaining to the Church In En-
tyla,Ml w0ru discussed, but tho discussion waI
nnintcrcstfng to thu general feadcr,
Thu Convention adjourned to half-pAst
| O'Clock thts morning.