New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
more than 1000 o0o 10 altogether the great church
numbers 4, 600, Q00 (Applause.)
Ono family we dwell In Himi
One church. above. beneath"

Ono family dwell In HIM.
One church. above. beneath" A.
Bishop Bowman briefly returned thanw Tor tno
greetings extended to tho Confercnce nr' ~. msfI he
whom no saw before him with Abraham.like bearns
70 tho Conferences under any circumstances (sughte
and only two ago he preached to consEegnsnoan
q Some time ago,D proceeded tho Bishop, II saw .
Friends bookstore with flowers and pictures IN INC
window thought It curious, and going into inc no
raised HIS spectaolcs, and Well said no. tnso
found that the world moves" daughter ana app,su'o'
PLEASANTLY DUE TO THE SURROUNDINGS
At the close of Bishop Bowman's remarks General
Fisk announced the arrangements that had been ma'
for tho delegates lie interrupted BY ioua aP
plauso that broke the house as Missionary bsnop
Taylor came on the stage and took seat Quley posu
the Bishops.
"Thats for the continent continued General f,'h
pleasantly. new discussion then arose on the as
tribution Of surplus seats In the body OF the hous0
among the delegations. Dr. Buckley desired al A"-
dtional seat given 10 each delegation. ., ,,a
"what do you call tbs part OF tho house'' asA'a
al must appeal to General Fisk replied Dr. BUCK hS
ley. "He appears to be tho only man here VIM
In my friend. DR.. Buckoys Book on Theatres,
responded General Fisk he calls this part OF the
Dr. Buckley thought that nsr bishop DR.
Noely had any right to intcr1cct opinion o naoer.
raHs to Se Seesaes go Before the
Bishop Andrews, as secretary OK the boato o.
ing the papers Dr. Hare insisted that they were be-
fore the Conference The chairman then mroclen .as
ssD to ad the PsPst which viii report
recess was then tasSn for an hour whose admission
the protests are made are as follows: Ams...>%.
Rppey; Mary C. Mind, AnEs r. NeTma L Capnoil
Van Kirk and Frances wia pat, s0nn ,n ID John
Richards. The objection to the first three men is that
they represent conferences In which they have no
deprc aDht bo ola characterized
an rregularity
DELEGATES CHOOSING THEIR SEATS
The afternoon session was opened at q little after
g. with Bishop Foster In tho chair The Row DR.
Meclay, of Japan, read the Scriptures and offered
prayer. Then Dr. Buckley efcrod resolution,
which was adopted, that the delegates vacste their
seats and the centre aisle and retire to the Hobbies and
the boxes while tho apportloning Of permanent scats
was going on. Discipline was relaxed during the ncxt
two hours The mornings bravo array OF bishops
retired their room leaving only Bishop Foster Inc
delegates formed fringe three or four deep around
the body of the house. The three women delegates
sat in the Of the house interested observers OF
Il was M mot long before all the Slips we're ready and
placed in the hat Upper Iowa Conference c won sne
thirds Of the way down The list came the choice Of
Erie. Tho whole delegation smiled with giain n ,
marched down to front seats which somehow or other
had bpen overlooked by previous conferences The
and was received with general handcapplng for tho
enforced courtesy which gave the choice of the best
positions TO visiting doll cations chose seats
In ~ The New York East Conference came later
yet and secured seats Nos 10 TO "a in " L." .
by unanimous con sent scat was reserved next 70
STA Ser Dug, who speaks only the Foochan dialect,
FOR Chinese lay delegate, and Dr. Mscay was allowed
to sit In the same section In order to act interpreter
New England chose seats in "P' but was allowed to
change to en- The work of seating was finished
shortly before s. the last choice falling TO tbs Newark
Conference and the Alabama delegation bong the last
to make choice. Then Bishop Foster announced the
following from each Of the thirteen districts as the
Committee Elections other than those OF Women
c; W., Gallagher JACOB Graw, De " G. MuntingtoGE'
Ridpath, Horace Hitchcock, G.: II. Brdman J G.
Hafwell, Enoch W. Moore G. r. Locbcr and G. Hart
lam J. Paxsoa and Frank 4. AFTER General Fisk then
read the time and place for the meetings OF the sew
announced that the Row Or. Quea would conduct tho
opening services this morning. The meeting closed
Andrews