The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18

amounted to s2.e2O.5O. and on May II.
1894. there was on hand $l3,Joi.2S, showing
gain OF s94725.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan next submitted n
detailed report az TO the division OF the
funds Of the diocese among the Two no
ceses of this State recently created. MT.
Bryan did so as chairman OF commit
tee appointed for that purpose by the
last Council. The other members OF the
committee were Messrs. Thomas Potts
and John l.. Williams
Mr.. Bryan also submitted another re-
port on behalf OF committee consist
ing OF himself and Mr.. f. H. Mcclure in
reference to the trustees of the funds
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church fl
the Diocese OF Virginia, Incorporated
under an act approved February 2, 1892
Upon the motion OF Mr.. Blackford, the
Following resolution, submitted by Mr.
Bryan, In his report. was adopted.
Resolved. That W. II. Palmer, treasurer
OF the Disabled Clergy Fund: L. y. Add
son, treasurer OF the Widows and Or
phan's Fund l.. NJ. Blackford. and J. T.
Burke. trustees Of the Episcopal Fund
J. 7. Gray. treasurer Of the Contingent
Fund, and RI. Rev. +. Nj. white, treas
urer Of the Bruce Fund, all OF the Do
cese Of Virginia, be- and they are hereby
authorized and directed TO transfer and
deliver all the stocks, bonds, notes. or
other evidences OF debt and cash In their
possession, respectively. to the trustees
Of the fund of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese Of Virginia. or 10
such person or company as they may di-
rect. and the receipt Of such trustees
or their duly authorized officer or agent
shall be n full acquittance Of said treas
urers. respectively.
In connection with this resolution, on
motion of Mr.. Moore, OF Fairfax, the
following trustees for the fund were
elected: Rt Rev. J. =. Newton, Rev
]. *. Mason. Rev. l.. r. Mason, Rev
Hartley Carmichael, Rev. X. \. Goodwin
Rev. Preston Nash. Rev. Angus Crawford.
and Messrs. J. NJ. Taylor. James VI. Ball,
Thomas Potts, James y. BOYD, ana l..
VI. Blackford
Rev. NJ. Crawford offered a resolution
requesting the bishop Of the diocese TO
utilize the services Of the students Of
the Theological Seminary as far as pos
sible during their summer vacation, 10
fll pulpits in country churches The reso-
luton was adopted.
When the hour arrived at which the
Council had decided 10 go into committee
Of the whole for the purpose OF discus
sing the interests OF the BrotheTh"od' IL
appeared that the report on the Brother
hood had not yet been completed by the
committee.
Mr. Cyrus Bossieux. treasurer Of the
brotherhood. submitted his report, where
I'm he stated:
There has been one death Of n bene-
hciary member Of the Brotherhood since
the meeting OF the Council in May last;
viz, Rev. George II. Morton. d. D., who
requested that no collection be made
Cor the benefit OF his family.
The sum Of $3l1 % has been collected
during the year for the family of the
late Rev. r. G.. Dashiell. d. j. BY in
structions from the Committee on the III
vision Of Funds the following amounts
have been RENTED to the treasurer Of
the Diocese Of Southern Virginia: Two
500 city Of Manchester bonds. $1,000;
check on the Citizens Bank Of Rich
mond. $JlO95; total. sl.5lO95 This leaves
on hand two 800 city Of Manchester
bonds. 81 Oo0: cash in the Citizens Bank,
1914 total. $1.49745.
The Council then adjourned until Sis
p. NJ.