New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
THE CHURCH CONGRESS.
BISHOPS, cLrRGYMEN AND LAYMES GATHERING II
HEW-IIAvEN

BISHOPS, CIERGYMEN AND LAYMEN GATHERING II
HEw-IAvEY.
NEw-HAvFY, Oct. 10 (SpecidD Over 5Oo
persons interested IN the Episcopal Church Congress
he held in Carls Opera House in the next fonr day
have arrived in this city and It s believed that more
than 500 visitors VIII be present. Among the prom
nent arrivals are TIE Rev. g. T. Bowen from Barbados
Bishop Clark of Pbode isand the Rev. Phillips BROOKS
and large party from Boston; the Rev. Dr. sattei'c
OF Calvary Church. New York. and friendsi Bi7hoi
Henry r. Whipple OF Minnesota, who delivers the ppm
ing address at Trinity Church morning aite
conmunion Bishop Williams. OF Connecticut tho pcS
dent OF the Congress- who delivers bis inaugural ad"I
ut the Opera House at noon; the Rev. Dr. George ~
Wildes secretary: the Rev Dr. McYickar. If Phila-
delphia ard party; Professor Lawrence. OF Cambridge
Bishop Paddock. OF Massachusetts,; Bishop Necley' o
Maine; Lord and Lady Brabazon, Of England; the rev
Dr. Huntington. OF Giace Chwch, Ncw-I0rk; the heN'
w. = Ransforl OF New York; Professor William Clafk
of Toronto; the Rev. Dr. r. II. Mckim the Rev. Ut
Douglass. of Trinity Church, New-York; ana Bi'h'l
Garrett Of Archdeacon Farrar vii he guest ol
President Porter
The organization Of the Church Congress exceedingly
sirule There Is q body OF men known the General
c lmmi;trc In which il vested whatever authority the
Congress has This committee fills ie own N3cah'lcs
aud Is ths sclipeTpcuatine II cons -ts of forty mem
bers. IL aIpo ni- the Executive Committee ana lnc
vice ptc~dnlo lhr president Is aI"A( Tue i7'l ~. 80 30
whose diocese the ,"n@rc~S Is htld All seats III le
morrow evening includes tie first topic: Tie CHRISTIAN
Doctrine of the 4 oncHont" OF the speakers on IN,
Canon FaI1ar VIII attract thJ most attention lie VIII
read paper. and other writer's VIII be the Rev lr:
A. h. RIrhnr,ls OF Prov dcncc. who has long haG Msh
position In hi> diocese; and the Rev. Dr. v. H. IluIt-
ton rector Grace Church New York, who j. on6 "t tc
first men In the American Church He has had more
ihan any cisc to do in the most hopeful moVcrct
in the Episcopal Church IN this generation me
enrichment of Tie Book oi Common Prayer or tpo
81 ckc- thi. tOI c II MAY bo mentioned tat the eI
A. g. A. Hall II advanced CaUrchman with lituAst'
predictions Of Boston. io l. man OF devoted NE
and lcrc VIII he few men Ecfe better worth hearhs'
f.c has frequently ueld missions. or revival SERVERS
and he has rare power over men The Rev. DIT GOODWIN
Of the Philadelphia Divinity school. s an elderly man
and one uf the most learned men IN The Church Inc
Rev. Dr. McKm. Of New York. hu taken prominent
place in dealing with practical questions Ike Temperance
ana POOR relief. Irole-sol William Clark represents thc
Canadian church.
The sessions will begin at lO3O y. and 73O y. m
Tie closing session Wlll be Oh Friday az 80 j. IA me
~iN rruanlur subjects IN order are: Grounds al hrch
Tuitv ami Ethics of the TariA Question. Nrdherd"y
f.sthctici~IE Worship" and Free thurchr- Ihuf'
lay: DracOIes-cs ana Si,tcrhOUd>, and Race ana
Nrthod, of Bible study the Christian llir, frihdl
Volunteer sptakcrs are lu.cd to ten minutes Durlls
ihc Congress The crypt under C"Htrc Church tho ~
ono iu lhc United fatr- Of IT. yc VIII hc opened. h'"
TIE college ART rooms ma Wednesday, fro" {" j.
r President Porter EiL give tie Congress reception
n tie Ant Gallery.