New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03

J. A. Gnnnan, a. n. Graves; lay, p; r. Wider l.
Atwater W H. Iehtner; T. Il; HoiDr1SA, " ne Rosset.
George II Edwarls Henry samson lay, ~ DIVE 20
Eckford, Frederick speed, p. p. Bailey Chare' H.
mis- Mssourclerca r. A. Holland Cameron MAN, Mann
NJ w Moore. f Il ,a1o GreIn A. Eesncr
Ncbrasa-tiorlcaI G. IL Gardiner Louis zahnsr
GoSsr cs seC JOIN Rd 1sSI51 j. Jay smith
Newark-Cierca A. schuyler, J. n stansbury, g. n,
69 eg M Il Henry f ilapes lay Smith GRr's9d
ew-IIampshire-C Henry A.. O4i'' Dat
G. Roberts Ithamar " Beard EaW BsIcon George
oicoti. John Hatch n.u,.,,.
sSS George # inns. oil. a e. SSP'%
J. II. Pugh, NJ. D., Richard S. Conover' JONI "
pegaSa YorkOGlerIca Morgan Dix, E. A. Hoffman
W. r. Huntington, G. f. swope lay H rnang FISH,
4a'G r. RsPSR MGs1 Jarvis vs. Bu8On
lay, John WILKES h. II. Bette W. H. s. hurswyn'
6loSsrss h AsS1 a isv b S P Ut Maiher
ID. L. King, +. b. swayne, Columbus Delano ,.,,,o,
Pennsylvania d. r. Goodwin IT, r. Davies
W. \. McVickar, Henry Brown lay; Lemuel Cc Mn
| James s. Biddle, George C. Thomas, j. Vaughan Mer-
Pittsburg-Cerical Henry Purdon, samuel Maxwell
IuiI Rmrr pSIe'T r c. jenkins William Metcsf
John SpiV %ilfGson wi nj NJ Bafdens il VIII
hanson; z. HAIR B. Martin W. IL BChiiaf Daniel
e RGSas li RoSert St. Peot George
samuel r. torrance John n. Brown, r. H. l. Goddard
South car5na-clerca G. PnGtney JShn sS John
SON j. D. Mccullough, A. T. Porter; lay; r. W, oasi''
H. southern Voho-tierical, samuel Benedict, Robert
A. Gibson, II. L. Badger, Peter Tnsiey Jay, J9nn ~
stettlnus, Alexander H. McGuffey' Robert D. smith,
F. Davenport F Gn wi I' T.
Ifai IT, II. candce NJ. F. Gilbert W. J. ounlaIn
baSt W s,m6c, Srey !h IsT
McNeal E. S. Mallory, II. II. Lurton, Theodore Rich
''' Texas-clerical, W W. De Hart, c. H B Turner
II: N. WHITAKER, osceola Archer. R. M, n Egip Col,
n S'F HGn1o Fs nj 5r Howard I lay,
Frederick F. Smith. Edson P. Gilson' httredge Has
A Tr ghdilot George H. Norton J. S. Hance
j. 3. Newton, x. Nelson lay; Joseph Bryan R. Taylor
scott Walter II TayqF ~ ea%PSe Fair
Bancroft H m@gley w hpRSy d. ay Robinson
''V western ST: n York-Clerca W. D. O. Doiy. H. w.
Nelson IT, w A. Hitchcock, ". A. Coae lay, LAM sin
NJ smith, J. c. Smith, George Barker, G. b. "orthins
western yirginiaCsriGsl, L. r. Mason e., p a
M STeESr B. L a. Washington, s. Isdley
o, c2 Ms west hfcs PRaaas
Mort Western Texas II. Clark and W. O. Hutchinson
The majority of the deputies being present the
House proceeded to organize, and rushed mo ouSF
ness without loss of time and with manifestations
that there was controversial spirit In the air.
The Rev DR.. Elliott. of Maryland nominated inc
Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, of New-York, for president ana
wished 10 have the ballot dispensed With Dr. Beards
ley Of Connecticut, thought that it would be saior 10
have the ballot and objected TO dispensing with IT,
After some discussion, the difficulty was soNed by lo
secretary being authorized TO cast one osnot LOT 'e
whole House for the election OF Dr. DIX ab preSlueh'
This was done. and the ballot was duly cast. III
Dix in accepting the office, made short speech eA
messing his appreciation OF the honor the secr-
| In
NV the casting of single ballot was again chosen 10
I'll that office. The Rev. DR.. Beatty OF Kansas,
moved the following resolution which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved That clergymen Of this Church and other
branches of the Church catholic with which this
Church Is in communion, who may be solournlng IN
this city manager, secretary ana treasurer OF Iae
Of the General Theological Seminary other students OF
E HGTGS former members Of the House Of Deputies
and the clergy, waTdens and vestry OF 81; Georges
IL which Rs HOUSE HOUSE nnSer be regaaons Of
the General Local Committee of Regulations
It was resolved that tho president should appoint
committee to wait upon tho House of Bishops and in
form them Of the organizations OF tho lower house
DIR. Dix appointed the Rev. DR.. Elliott, Of Maryland
and Judge Wilder OF Minnesota, as the comntee.
The Rev. Dr. Huntington, OF New-Yorh, had two
motions TO read. The first he wanted TO put TO the
House. and the second to put on the calendar. The
first ran follows;
Resolved, That action on the notihcation 10 the
diocese OF changes in the Book of Common Prayer.
| approved BY tho General Convention OF 1856, Do
made the order Of the day for Tomorrow THURSDAY.
at O'clock and continued the order Of the day until
| disposed of.
Tho second was:
Resolved Tho House OF Bishops cOncurTlng. that a
iotnt committee consist the part of this House
Of three clerical and three Law members. be appointed
TO prepare and submit to the next Genefa CohNeh-
ton for It's approval, a new edition of the standard
| PRAYER Book 10 he known as the standard of lS9..
and that the said committee be directed 10 report what
changes n any are desirable, In Canon MN, title l..
entitled OF publishing editions of the BOOK OF Com
| mon Prayer"
| DR.. Huntington said that he had read the two
resolutions thus early in the sesslon In order to dis
abuse the minds any Of the fear that those desrous
NJ revision of the Prayer Book meant 10 carry tho
matter on Indefinitely. The first resolution was car
| Red The second was put On the calendar, as Dr.
| On fIe motion of the Rev. Dr. Hoffman. Of New
York the House resolved 10 hold daily sessions from
| a M TO D p. m, with a recess OF an hour and
| half beginning at l p. m. the session &c close on
| each Saturday at ] p. m.
| At as D. m. the House adjourned until a. m.
| today At 10 O'Clock the delegation from the Pro
vincIal SYNOD OF Canada will be received. AT p m
on saturday the members Of the House will visit the
buildings OF the General Theological Seminary, and on
| the evening Of Thursday, October 10. the Church
| Club will give Them a reception at Delmonico's.
RsLDY 70 LAY THE CORNERSTONE.