The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
s. MI o IJ'T III.
q Fp,Ise coral COUNCIL.
Renorts md discussion
Is t1e order Of the Dny.

5Nhe1 DASCuYS1OnS
EsSss eSOrdcr ofthc DRy. i5#@ GEES
ssssS sae Eouncil met at 10 o'clock. "A brief
ytce$ fol- lowed, after&which the Rev.
s #SIlsss Scott spoke OF l,is work in Rock
'sSs!sSaaIasSkSsse county. and asked the sympathy
of:ths, congregation for the work
:s1 ne was engaged in Glasgow
Sss5isre an effort was being made to erect
'ssa Church building The: COLLECTION, which
taken up will be devoted to that
ssS dfter 81 short interim the Council con-
sa:s lot business, with Bishop RAN
sssSeSsQlTa IN the chair.
49, me minutes of Thursdays session
ere read and approved.
: "a motion, Rev. DR.. Lamb, Of New
SsSSss ssrs,sa gent fcr the clergymans retiring
~ und .aTas introduced and addressed the
GSSS ssGnnoll In behalf Of that fund.
& slal g &tsevJ d. Funsten submitted the
~ IysEEssort OF the Diocesan Missionary So
sssssa ETY. showing increase in receipts and
sFs hi 81 balance on hand of $246.99. The re-
urged Increased activity along this
||assl Inc on account of the Increased de-
u ssnands. ss.
sIhe report was discussed by Dr. J. c.
80 Rev Q. s. Bunting, chairman of the
ss55S somtnitte on Schools, submitted the re-
IS bort of that committee
S Sss THE report urged the close connection
s s,.ssotsfhe rectors and Sum day schools, and
careful instruction Of the
rsn In the doctrines of the church
of five was appointed to
sssSa eHlse means to carry out thu recon-
sSS$sanenda ton of the committee
stSss Rev. Beverly Tucker, of Norfolk, sub
ed the report Of the Committee OF
@ sSSf ne Division of Parishes. It granted
sssSS lttVlslon sol Latimer parish, making u
to be known as Natural
8Bridge parish.
The committee also recommended the
~: 4, sst1iyislons OF St Andrews parish. Adopt
sssd
ssssisA MT. tRives, Of the Committee on Iaro-
ssSs Gltfal Reports, submitted tht report OF
ISL that committee. showing the receipts
Edo Sbe $40, 593.77; expenses, sl49.423.47.
Az number OF Other. reports were sub
sSssiTllttd and discussed.
s esss Mr.. Hefiefinger, from the committee
|sgsS pointed to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
Lot increasing the contingent fund for
the benefit Of the widows and orphans
81 sofsf min listers, reported adversely on the
s$ss proposit1og;l on account Of the unfavora-
pie condition OF the times. Report
SRdopted.
sssSs The report of the Committees on
which was left over from Fri
ss ds.y.. was then taacen UP and Judge Mar
iss:slga1l resumed his argument
itssssSsAS Rev. John Ridout offered q substitute
sssssfor the report Of the committee, fixing
assessment for the diocesan fund OH
SssaS basis OF current expenses.
~ sIhe substitute was discussed by DR..
slogan, Rev. G. A. Goodwin, DR.. Tucker.
81 s.. Thomas.
sasss Rev. %. w. Hubbard moved to lay the
whole matter on the table, but his mo-
sSSt ton was voted down. and the Council
Ssad1ourned until p. m. with the report
OF the committee still pending.
sfss AFsrERN SESSION.
sssSss The session was devoted to the discus
sion Of the canons and hearing of re-
% porte.
ssss NIGHT SESSION.
Religious services and addresses by
assHfev. Angus Crawford, D. d., were the
PHI features Of the night session.
1.-THE services for to-day are as follows:
sa9ss Morning service at II O'Clock. At this
'sSseryice the Rev. Prof. Carl e. Grammrr.
lSs1l sD., Of tne Theological Seminary. will
55prsach and several deacons will be or
sssSlsined TO the priesthood by Right Rev.
ss$$..A a. M. Randolph. .. D.. Ill. D.
IKE Trinity Church Anniversary Service
Is The church being founded In lS72-4:S0
sSs9o M. floral design lig-n thouse. Adj
5ssdress by Rev. NJ. p. Logan, d. ID.
SSsS CLOSING service OF the Council at SIG
sSsiIas. m. The address will be given by the
sight Rev. a M Randolph, D. D., LII. ID.