New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

delegates from Canada having position Of honor
between Bishops Whpple and Coke, the two seniors
in attendance.
The regular order OF common prayer and ntany
had been said at O'Clock service. and when the
bishops had taken their places the communion ser
vice was begun by the reading OF the Episte by
Bishop Neely Of Maine The Gospel read by
the Archbishop OF Ruperts Land. and the aims were
received by Assistant Bishop Gilbert OF Minnesota
in golden bowl valued several thousand dollars,
which brought from England many years ago.
Bishop Whippe was the ce.ebrf nj Of Holy Comm1n-
ion. and every bishop and delegate approached the
Lords table. The service vas fully choral, the
chants and hymns being rendered by SUPPLE ID
mae choir OF fifty voices. After the reading Of the
Gospel the annual sermon Vas delvsrea py bSh h
sa6fs soB rs e D cah s vas K as z fo2 tn! BIS
' ss s wsTs e1 bs fh1a8 aas and after
! O'Clock when Bishop Tutte. of Missouri pro-
j. Pierpont Morgan. of New-York. with a large
party OF delegates and vsitoss 10 the conventioa,
pariepa5e IN S the lon csrenoh
Within fifteen minutes after formal OBSERVATION non
afternoon the call for the prosPeetiye gTea;
canons Of III. Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States was sounded RISING from Des snG
head Of the recent syndicate, Or. Eugene A. Hoh-
man. OF the same city, made announcement that me
Of iss2 had competed its task and that a certified
copy of Is report had been lad upon se nS % sbs
iense in his tone he proceeded to move for
order for Thursday morning; and that II continue
in the same status DAY oy gay Hn H ni made by
Chairman Morgan Dix that, once the report was
adopted as a special order for fixed time me
convention could either proceed its consideration
dispose OF II by any parliamentary mstnQu. InIS
luton was unanimously approved. Tomorrow. ac;
cordng to the present programme deter I'M 10
ferring it TO the General Convention Of 1855 COG.
outside OF this episode the proceedings OF me ses1
= o. "A
was called by Secretary Hutchins, OF Hartlorqi'
cal and lay delegates answered to their names and
there craning Of necks on the part OF pot h
delegates and visitors as Mr. Morgan e8-Seha'ot o.,
Edmunds, Of Vermont; Charles Treat Pane OF
Boston: Cortland Parker, Of New-JerSey; W. BAY
ard Cutting. OF New-Hork G. stuart PatterSon di1 s
DR.. McNickar, OF Philadelphia; Columbus Deiant, OF
Ohio. Ex-Governor Bradford L. Prince, of New
Mexico. and others Of National reputation gave as
their presence
New York elected chairman of the Board and
as the eminent eergym1an who has presided over e
1885, escorted 10 the platform by Dr. Lefingwel.
Isa5d fSe ae equities s roe to O ther fe IN
broken by emotion Or Dix thanked his associates
io The nf ReS Dr. oT Of wan
again designated as general secretary. with the
Wor.hiSston o. Ohio: CarTSh NJ. Davis. Of Ti.s9qa
s s,or Edm1nds with the Rev Dr. Froude Of Mime
apolis, was appointed to wait upon me House OF
ties had fully organized and were in session. The
convention authorized The sending Of telegram to
OF the Church depioring his illness and expressing
hopes for his speedy recovery. .
When the revision question had been temporarily
disposed Of previously narrated. resolution was
submitted by DR. Davenport of Tennessee. express
ing gratitude the bishops for their pastoral OF
October IS 1894 and declaring that the house adopt
4. as true and catholic definition Of the doctrine
OF the Incarnation and the inspiration OF the Holy
Scriptures and further asking that the pastoral be
essuei There indication OF a breeze over TINS
proposition half a dozen delegates seeking the
recognition OF the chair. bat an objection by the
Rev Dr. Greer Of New York. the matter was placed
on the calendar without action Similar action was
taken with a resolution from the same source call
ing for the printing OF all the communications issued
and replies received by the Committee on CHRISTIAN
Unity especially in regard 10 the Chicago declara-
ton.
An adjournment was then taken until THURSDAY
morning While the deputies were In session the
House OF Bishops organized In knickerDocker Han
adjoining Gethsemane Church and whicn naa been
fitted up with individual desks loaned from the
Senate chamber az 81. Pau. In the absence OF me
Bsnop OF Connecticut and Rhode Island blsnop
Whippe. the senior bishop In Auto-piano presi1ea
president For the two preceding conven..cns TINS
honor had been conferred Bishop Nee.y. or
Maine but the ru.es Of the House STOOD IN me way
Of his reelection The Rev. Dr.. Hart. OF HartforI
was chosen as secretary. After the announcefln-ht
o. the deaths since the .ast meeting OF the SIsn-
ops o, the House-Bishops Knckerbocker' ~ InIi-
ana: Thomas Of Kansas and Howe. OF, Fenhsyl
vania-the Archbishop OF Van Ruperts Lana ana
the BlshoD OF Gu 'ADDelin were introduced 10 pre-
sent the greetings Of the Church Of England IN 'dh-
ada This done the bishops adjourned