New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05

York. and Mr.. William G. Low, of Tong Island
of the board that they had secured site for Missions
House on Fourh-ave. adjoining Cavalry Church on
cradle sum I'm pledges toward the carrying out OF the
enterprise, whereupon II was
Resolved. That the committee be continued with au'
thorty to receive subscriptions and 30 obtain plans spee
fcations and estimates for the erection OF building s
10 report the September meeting OF this Bosu. pV
yided however. that expense shall be ineuieo i ~
society. o.
n,ttse renorped progress in the matter of the sub.
scrptons, presented four designs Tor o. ,o
building seven stories high, afotdng space ior wv
stores on the first floor chapel and committee rooms
and library which could be opened iogee i,S fher
,oonas and ofces on The second and third floors for
the use Of the Society, leaving tho our upper soes
The Board then authorized the committee TO select
and complete plan with such expeLS aSsis's"0o S
they might think 1t expedieh' 70 enlpIos.
MISSIONARY JURISDICTIONS
Other parts of the report
A. tho stated meeting for December. the 3oard was
cs informed by the secretary OF the House OF BISHOPS
that that body It's moeting in Washington hsa re-
eeivea the requests OF the last Missionary Couhc ld'
thew should appoint bishop over the missionary lurs
ton OF Alaska and that they should take into Consideration
tho erection OF the Territory OF Arizona into separate
missionary Jurisdiction, and had postponed oo'h
until thu meeting Of the next General ConVehuon' ,
There is only TO sddc1 what has been SAID upon '
snh,ect in preybus reports the information that inc
Of pennsylvania paid It's contribution 70 hs
amounting s34, 2o3 so, and that $500 ~ nos
received other sources making the 'o'ai sum 80 20
nv thu treasurer IN TO the LIST Of September s'o~ o
InuaIng interest the total amount OF the fuha s h"
- 75o o. Accompanying this report Is manusop "
Ietter from clergyman OF the DIOCESE oi ~ =. "a
rectrg that inasmuch as the eonouohs upo" - ,a,,aa
his people subscribed the Enrolment fuhu nav go
hev sant IN the diocesan OF the funo ne 81"
thew raised as especial" and requesting tnaS wv
amount might be appropriated TO Blshop Hoi' -
Tho competion OF the Episcopal funa OF Oregon DS TO-
luton this communication was reicrreu' "
nendatlon. to the Board OF Missions -oo,r
COMMISSION AMONG THE CoLoRED fEor H
Tho p,oceedings OF the Commission on WORK hmons
the CoIored People have been duly submitted 70 ,no
r., :, Manaoers and published the Church by
reouest Of the Commission the Boards treasurer H' ~
rnued to act as their treasurer receiving the iuu "
asbursinp them as directed by the Commission anu u
by the bishops concerned. ,,,o
nroperty 200 feet long by 100 feet wide, upon wch Is
substantial building Sxth.st. opposite inc campus
OF the Howard University, in the city OF Washins'' ~
the theological education Of colored Candidates ior ny
Orders This institution will be known as KING 1heo'
logical Hall The property Is valued at s2OVoo III
was scoured without cost TO the commission OF 'ne ~
the money having been collected by the Hon. John A.
King in person, and the title held by trustees
THE LENTEN OFFERING PLAN.
The report spoke encouragngy of the Lenten oner
ing plan saying The interest in the chdrens iSte
offering for general missions has been far greater t's
year than ever before" The total sum OF the
children's contributions for the year lSoo-e' was
s4e,7o5, and the aggregate amount for Twelve years
was 1928 7O5. The recognized auX1iarles are inc
Woman's Auxiliary to the Board OF MISSIONS me
American Church Building Fund Commission tne
American Church Missionary Society the Churcn 90
eetv for Promoting Christianity amongst the Jews, ana
the Church German Society. The reports OF all
Of these will be duly presented TO the BosN Oh
Missions.
speskng Of the woman's Auxiliary, the report saa
TIE woMAN's AUXILIARY.
The womans Auxiliary holds the closest relation TO the
soard The greater portion OF its contributions pass d.
,ety nt the socetys treasury and its expenses are APP
nroprated by the board. As an agency for aiding ana
sunplenenting the boards work it is invaluable
The summary years work furnished by the sec
,v shows that the womans Auxiliary is established In
avfour diocescs and missionary Jurisdictions Cncluohg
Africa and Japan There has been raised curing te year
In money sl1s4O4 1S OF which sum there was deVoVo
meeting the boards appropriations for domestic missions
Including the Indian and cooed work, slsSoo ~ ana
% the Boards appropriations for foreign work. s28OSi ~
The specas" through the societys treasury agge
rped 800 374 "a domestic and foreign MISSIONS be-
SIDES ass COG SO reported by the Auxary's several
branches as by them directly to workers In their own
and elsewhere material results oil bhe years
work as estimated by the money contributed ana Naue OF
goods furnished, reaches grand total OF SSO4oOo
On the endowment Of the Missionary Episcopae
the board reported the following resolution
The committee report that they unanimously con-
cur in recommending the adoption of the following
resolution, viz
Resolved That whenever any missionary jurisdiction
.ba have secured and duly invested for the endowment
Of the eplscopate within such jurisdiction, the sum OF
40 600 shall be appropriated In sdduon 'heo
and for said purpose the Harold Brown Fund the
sum OF $4,000 and from the James Saul Fund the sum
Of al OOO and from any funds in the treasury not other
wise appropriated additional encouragement TO Sc
cure tho perpetual endowment Of said epscopae there
is and shall be- hereby pledged the further sum OF ssOoO
s OF which shall be invested by the trustees OF the
episcopal fund OF said Jurisdiction and the income thereof
only used for the Bishops salary,
Provided and foregoing pledge Is upon the express
stipulation that said missionary Jurisdiction, with the
provision support OF the epcopate therein
shall have been admitted representation in the General
Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church IN the
United States of America in accordance with Arucie
az the Constitution OF said Church, and,
prvided further that thereafter other or further
spnropraon shall be required OF the Domestic and Foreign
missionary Society said Church for the support oil the
episeopate within and fos the jurisdiction oil sueh ne"
diocese.
After due considerations the Board Of Managers. by
resolution referred the foregoing report to the Board
of Missions with strong expression OF It's own ap-
proval.
RECEIPTS OF THE SOCIETY.
TIL, gross receipts of the society for the year
tasids from the business of the stated publications.
amount 10 s4soIo1 10, of which sum s66,o31 90 is
the proceeds of legaces The aggregate of conribu-
tons is soos s97 7s Of which $13s.166 "a was desg-
mated for Domestic Missions, including work among
the colored people and s1ro157 90 for Foreign Mis-
.ons leaving $50 574 49, which sum has been equally
divided between Domestic and Foreign Missions
OF the amount received from legacies two sums max
ing together 81 1e3 e. for the purpose OF aiding
in the erection Of churches in the Indian field.
On the motion Of the Bishop of Springfield, the
rsoort was referred TO special committee to be nomi
mated by the chair. At a later stage Bishop Whip
ole announced that he had selected the following 10
be members Of the committee: Bishops seymour,
Kpiekerbacker and Weed, the Rev. Drs Lttel Atwiii
and Fair and Hill Burgwin, Seth Low and George h. b.
Jackson.
The second trennial report Of the honorary secre'
A Z living