New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

adopted be carried ont he will place In the hands
Of the proposed committee the sum of $4,000.
The morning session yesterday was devoted
largely to the reports OF committees on the for
eign department. with accompanying addresses.
The session began at o'clock. and the women's
meeting opened in the Church OF the Pilgrims an
hour later.
Bishop f. G.. Andrews. of the Methodist Church.
was introduced by DR.. Storrs. He accom-
panied by the Rev. Drs. Crawford and Leonard
Bishop Andrews declared that the work of the
American Board was much the work OF his own
denomination "Your suferings ours he con-
tinued: land your victories are ours. Your work
here has been conducted with great devotion and
wisdom"
"PAY AS YOU GO"
The Rev. Dr. Hyde urged cutting down the
Board debt. Pay as you 60" said he
The committee appointed to consider the financial!
situation recommended the continuance Of the Co.
operating Committee appointed year ago. the
committee to be reappointed, with power to take
any necessary measures for reinforcing thelr
strength They are to increase permanently the
number OF contributing churches for the enlarge
ment Of resources which can be depended upon
annually for current expenses.
BY resolution the Prudential Committee Is not
to be held responsible hereafter for any disastrous
results caused by insufrciency OF money, and shall
restrict its operations within It's means. no matter
where the enforced economy may cut. A commit
tee of nine appointed TO secure from irlenus
of the Board subscriptions payable on or before
March J. 1896 conditional upon the raising OF not
less than $1,000 without interference from the Co.
operating Committee.
In addition 10 the 5000 already referred to.
letter was read pledging $1,000 toward raising the
debt
The afternoon session held in the Church
of the Pilgrims. i, began with communion ser
vice. The Rev. DR.. Park made a stirring address
,k,ru and IN
was adopted providing that when corporate mem
Der is absent from three successive annual meet
ings his name be dropped. n.,~.,o ocorod rsso,u-
ton In favor OF holding the next annual session at
Toledo, with the Rev DR. Packard TO deliver me
on motion Of Dr. Street. of Exeter. Mass. the
first week in January was set apart for special
prayer for missions. ,,,
The Finance Committee reported the pledgins OF
s29, 775 the debt.
THE ELECTION.
The election of officers for 1885 then resulted as
follows:
vice-president-E ilphalet W. Hiatchford.
Dr EIiiah Horr the Rev. william ". Jordan, the
Rev. Dr. Nehemiah Boynton and charles a. HOP
Corresponding secretaries-The Rev. DR.. Judson
Smith. the Rev. Or. Charles IA. Daniels and the
Editorial secretary-The Rev Dr. Elnathan f.
Strong. - r, ,
Stmson. -,
Assistant recording secretary-The Rev. DR.. Ed
ward y. Packard. $500
Assistant treasurer. Frank II. Wiggin.
Auditors, Samuel johnson, Richard III. Stearns,
and Edwin H. Baker.
New corporate members elected follows:
Maine-E. X. Burpee, Bangor.
Massachusetts-E. ". Chaplin Holyoke; Murray
Crane. Dalton; a. NJ; stone, Worcester; W. +.
Whttemore Boston: f. II Wiggln Boston: the
Rev Or Edward l.. Clark. Boston; the Rev. c. NJ.
Southgate. Auburndae; the Rev. William MCDOWELL,
SANDWICH: Henry Cobb. Newton the Rev. +. J..
Goodspeed. Springfield Thomas Todd Concord; the
Rev. Dr. George \. Gordon, Boston, and Frederick
FOsdick, Fitchburg.
Connectlcut-Thc Rev. Asher Anderson. Merlden;
the Rev. W. L. Phillips. NeM-Haven; the Rev. Or.
T. r. Hall Greenwich, f. W. Marsh, Bridgeport,
and the Rev DR. c. VI. Lamson. Hartford
\eW-York-I.. &. Warner New-IOrk. II. j. Thomp-
son. Albany: the Rev Or II r. Meredith. Brooklyn,
ana j. j. McWilliams. Buffalo.
New-Jersey-The Rev +. w. Baldwin, Fact Or
ange.
Oho-The Rev. Or. Thomas T.. Monroe. Akron.
Illlnois-The Rev. DR. j. +. Loba. Evanston: the
Rev DR.. G. w. Hiatt. Peoria; c. A. Webster. CAFES
burg; David Fales. Lake Forest; the Rev. DIR. VIII