Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12
A GATHERING OF CHURCHMEN.
The Missionary Council Of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church.

ant EpiScOpal Snurcn.
The missionary council of the Episcopal church
viii convene tomorrow morning at Epiphany
church This evening a preliminary meeting
VIII be held, and addresses will be made by a
number Of distinguished members of the coun-
Gil. The delegates began to arrive in the city
.o-oay. They will be entertained in private
families and at hotels, in accordance with ar
engagements made by the local committee. The
commt'ee have endeavored in every case to
notiry members who have accepted hospitality
OF Motel or private residence in Washington
to which they have been assigned. SO that on
arrival they might proceed without delay to
,nen desunatlon. The hospitality first offered
mas oeen nrst accepted. MANY offers were re-
ported TO the committee at late date when
there no longer remained guests TO be assigned
ana some disappointment to hospitable homes
will ensue.
MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL
The following is a list of the members of the
council who are expected to be present, to-
gether with their address while in this city:
Bishops Coleman, of Delaware; Gilbert. Of
Minnesota; Howe, of Central PENNSYLVANIA:
howe, OF south Carolina; Pierce. of Arkansas;
ferry' OF Iowa; Seymour. of Springfield; White
head, OF Pittsburg; Whipple. of Minnesota:
watson, OF East Carolina; Assistant Bishop
Rulison, Of Central Pennsylvania, will be al the
Ebbitt; Bishop Littlejohn, of Long Island at
Bishop Doane, of Albany. and Bishop Will
liams. of Connecticut, will be the guests of Rev.
DIR. Leonard
Bishop Brewer, of Montana. at Wizards.
Bishop Burgess, Of Quincy with Mr.. Nathaniel
Wilson; Bishop Dudley, of Kentucky with J. c.
bancroft DAVIS; Bishop Gillespie. of Michigan,
with w. ID. Cabell; Bishop Huntington, of New
York, with DIR. Francis Wharton; Bishop John
ston OF Texas, with Rev. Dr. Addison; Bishop
hmcherbacker, of Indiana, at Mrs. l. T. Cum
ningham s; Bishops McLaren, of Chicago: Pad
dock, OF Washington Territory. and Talbot. of
wyoming are the guests of Mrs. H. L. Letter;
Bishop Nicely. of Maine, with Rev. Mr.. Penn:
Bishop, Randolph, of Virginia. with Major Pey-
ton Randolph; Bishop Thomas of Kansas. at
Mrs. kennon's; Bishop Tuttle, Of Missouri at
Mr. Geo. Dunlop's; Bishop Thompson, of Mis-
sissppi, with Judge Field: Bishop Walker.
Worthington. of Nebraska, with Postmaster
General Dickinson; Bishop Penick at Mrs.
Growers; Bishop Potter. if here. will be the
guest OF j. c. Bancroft Davis; Bishop Whit
aker, OF Pennsylvania, at hotel; Bishop Gar
rett. If here, with Admiral Worden: Bishop
Scarborough, of New Jersey, at a hotel
Clerical and lay members at the Ebbitt-
Revs. Drs. III. Austice, New York: Brainard.
New York; Battershall, New York; Douglas.
Louisiana; Davies, Pennsylvania: Goodwin.
V New 1Ork: hlmDer, New
YORK; Langdon, Pennsylvania; Langford. New
YORK; Llttell. Delaware; Majill. Rhode Island;
Mech, Pennsylvania; Pittenger Ohio: Satter-
lee, New York. Stoddard. New Jersey: Miss Julia
Emery, New York. Mrs. living. New York: Hon.
a. W. Sheffey. Virginia; Messrs. Candee,
iilnols; Goodman, Connecticut; Goldsborough.
Maryland; Stark. Connecticut; Hon l.. Brad
ford Prince, New York
THE CoLoRED MISSION.
preliminary to the meeting of the general
missionary council tomorrow the members of
the commission having charge of the mission
work among colored people assembled here to-
day. The purpose of the gathering to-day was
TO arrange reports to be submitted to the gen.
eral council. This commission has been at
work about year and has engaged in the field
now so clergymen and 80 teachers. There are
about 5000 scholars attached to the day schools
and 1000 or 5000 COMMITMENTS attached
to the missions. The members of
the commission are as follows: Right Rev. Dr.
Dudley. bishop of Kentucky; Right Rev. Dr.
Potter; bishop of New York; Right Rev. Dr.
Randolph, assistant bishop of Virginia: Right
Rev. DIR. Paret, bishop of Maryland: Right Rev.
DIR. Weed, bishop of Florida; Rev. Dr. J. II.
Eccleston. of Baltimore; Rev. Dr. A. T. Porter.
of Charleston, S. c.. Rev. Dr. j. B. Newton. of
Richmond; Rev. G. b. Cook, of Louisville. XIV
Rev. c. b. Perry, of Newark, n. j.; Rev. ]. j.
Daniel, of Jacksonville, Fla: Mr. j. c. Bancroft
Davis, of Washington; Mr.. JOS Bryan. of Rich
mond; Mr.. II. W. Mccall. of Germantown, Pa.
and MIR. John A. King, of New York. Rev. Jas.
X. HUBBARD is the secretary
WHISKY CAUSES A BLOODY FAMILY Row.-Sat-
urday night row occurred in the Twomev
family at their home on G street, between Sd
and AZ streets southwest. Whisky, il appears,
was the cause of the difficulty. How the trouble
started Is not known. but the ending is well
known to the father. Dennis Twomey. and his
two sons, Matthew and John. The latter is
now In Providence hospital, and will probably
remain there some days, as he has a number Of
cuts and bruises about his face and body. and a
bone in his arm was broken by blow from an
axe. The blow was inflicted by his brother
Matthew. who says he dealt the blow because
his brother had knife and was attempting TO
stab his father. John was conveyed to the
hospital by the police No arrest was made.