The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-08
THE MISSIONARY WORK
or THE Episcopal CHUBcH.
Discussed in she ConventIon-Obiectio TO
the Changes in the Prayer Rock.
Proceedings OF the Body.

Baltimore. Nd. oct. -Spccial-Thc
third day Of the Protestant Episcopal
General Convention was devoted largely
60 the presentation Of oral missionary re-
ports by She bishops of both Houses in
joint session.
a portion Of the morning session and
au of the afternoon was devoted 10 this
subject, the House of Bishops adjourning
for the purpose, and coming in a body to
she House of Deputies.
The speakers were Bishops Nichols of
California. Garrett of Western Texas,
Talbot of Idaho and Wyoming. Whppie
off Minnesota, Thompson of Mississippi
and Whtaker of Pennsylvania. bishop
Paddock. of Washington. conducted the
opening services After the close oi ne
religious exercises the House of Deputies
foer promptly. with Rev. Dr. Morgan DIX
in She chair. After She reading of the min-
utes of the meetings ol yesterday ny
Secretary Hutchns. Or. DX announced
thst rne House WAS ready for the recep-
tou of memorials and petitions. Or. Tat
lock. secretary Of the House OF Bishops
WA, seen approaching with q message
from Che bishops.
OBJECTED TO THH READING.
AS it was about TO be read, the Rev
John Williams of Nebraska, rose To "a
question of privilege. lie wished TO oo-
lnat 10 the reading Of the message. rt
f.rrine to the numbers of tbe proposed
changes which had been adopted hy the
H0l~c ol Bishops. DR. Dix called Mr.
Williams t0 ORDER and would not allow
his point 90 Doe question OF privilege
Mr. Williams stated that his reason for
raising the point WAS 90 render thc a'uoh
q ftr... r.I fa4aff Ifaf
from that off tAc House of Bishops. pr
III. did NOS think the point was We'll
fI.pa and The message was fcad. II
announced that olI of the proposed
Dau-Ds from - to D. inclusive, had
l.m adopted, except Nos. 80, oL
a. and a, which had been re-
jrctal Another message was an
uuel which conveyed % the
lower House the announcement that the
House of Bishops would request that
juuf committee ue appointed to consider
some proper ceremonies 10 celebrate the
discovery ui tne New world 10y ChnSt0-
rl.r Columbus ON October II. 1892. \
memorial Wa, presented from Kansas,
asking that the western part of the State
lc SIT apart a, a missionary jurisdiction,
and from Southern Ohio, asking that the
missionary jurisdiction of Wyoming and
Idaho he separated A venerable dele
gate frHm California presented memo
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p.
'hNoNs AND NfNoh ALE.
A clerical dcI gate from Massachusetts
presented ga memorial in regard to- the use
Of IIe revised version of the Holy Bible,
and mc n rc-ard to the eanons of the
Church referring to candidates for holy
office. Mr. Burg0yu. of Pennsylvania
presented canon 0u marriage and di-
Norae. Nry. Dl. Nelson. of Western New
York. the chairman. presented the re-
port oi tAe committee ou the hymnal
stItu- CHAT request, l0r the restoration
off IlI It.r lu been received lie
asA". iLai tIr report De recVmttel % the
''.ili.s'"i. ANA ttd, Che amended report
'' ''" "r presented ana made
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rp-raieuue." ,al tine Doctor The
present hruual s GOOD enough for up."
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