The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-19
DR.. MARSHALL IN CHAIR
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY.
THE ADDRESS BY BISHOP CHESHIRE
The Program Of the Fourth Annual Convention
of the Broiht riIood of St. Andrew,
Which Convenes there After
Council Adiourns.

Tarboro, \. c., May 1S.--(Speclal.}-
this morning at $50. DR.. Marshal presid
ed. There was full delegation present
There was considerable routine business
to be transacted. DIR. Murdock render
ed the report of the trustees of the Uni
versity of the South. 1t was accepted.
The Ladies' Auxiliary held their morn
ing session in the chapel They were
addressed by Bishop Cheshire. At 10:30
O'Clock the Bishop delivered his address.
The Bishop in speaking of his work.
said:
During the year ending April 30th
! have officiated within the Diocese
at 130 services, preached 81 sermons
made 20 addresses, administered the
holy Communion 46 times, confirmed
2S1 persons and baptized 10 persons.
During the year | also administered
the missionary jurisdiction of Ashe-
vile to the time of Bishop Horncr's
consecration on Holy Innocent's day
last past, and in that part of the
State | held 65 services. preached 4S
sermons, made IL addresses, admins
tered the Holy Communion 80 times
confirmed 1876 persons and baptized
IL.
I'VE have lost the fo!loWirg IRON.
our clergy. list during tne year: Rev.
j. NJ Homer. Priest. consecrated
Bishop Asheville, December 2S. 1SDS;
Rev. Bennett Smedes, ID. d.. Priest, died
February %. 1899: Rev. Thomas +.
Winecoff. Priest, to West Virginia:
Rev. j. II. Griffith, ,Jr., Priest, to East
ern Carolina; Rev. Ben;. $. Mckenzie,
Priest, to Western Texas.
We have gained: kav II. G. Park
man. Priest, from Indiana, December
6, 1898; Rev. w. H. Meade, d.. d.,
Priest, Southern Virginia, November
1, 1898; Rev. NJ. B. Perry, Deacon,
Southern Virginia, January 9, 1899;
Rev. Il. l.. Scott, Deacon, ordained Feb
ruary 26, 1899.
The total number of the clergy of
the diocese is so, l bishop, A priests
and deacons."
The convention met this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock, and after the transaction
of much business enlivened by debate,
adjourned until tomorrow.
The following is the provisional pro-
CRANE of the Fourth Annual Conven-
ton of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew
Friday:
FRIDAY. MAY 10.
$50; p. m.-Calvary Church-Public
Service.
Subject: The Brotherhood of st. An
drew. Chairman. Right Rev. JOS. b.
Cheshire. ID. d., Bishop of North Caro-
lima.
Addresses: !. What is Prayer? Rev.
T. NJ. y. George, Christ Church, New
bern.
2. What is Service? John w. Wood,
New York.
SATURDAY., MAY 20.
10 a. REORGANIZATION and Business.
1915 a. m.-Genera Conference.
Subject: What the Brotherhood is
doing in the Carolinas.
II m.-Conference.
Subject: The Working Chapter.
1. The Duty of the Officers. S. c.
Rragaw. st. Peters, Washington.
=. The Duty of the Members. c.
Palamountain. st. Peters, Charlotte.
General Discussion.
30 p. m.-Recess.
3:3O p. m.-General Conference.
Subject: Personal Chapter Work.
j. In the Army, Capt. Il. w. Patton,
Trinity. Asheville.
=. At the Church Service, w. II.
Advent, Enfield.
g. In the Hotels, Frank Hart, Cal
vary. Tarboro.
4. In Missions. Rev. Francis .Joyner
Zion. Beaufort County and w. A. Erwin,
Durham.
s. In the Bible Glass, Francis NJ.
Osborne, The Cross Chapel Hill.
6. In the Junior Chapter.
; y. m.-Business Session.
Men and other Churchmen.
Subject Everyday Religion for Men.
Leader: Rev. McNeely DuBose, Trinity,
Asheville.
WHIT-SUNDAY, MAY 21.
( Il. m.-Calvary Church-Corporate
Communion: Celebrant. Rev. Edward
W. Gamble.
II a. m.-Calvary Church-Anniver-
sary Sermon. Rev. j. b. Perry Wash
ngton, ID. c.
4 p. m.-Opera House-Public Meet
ng. Chairman. Hon. Richard HI. Bat
lie. Good Shepherd, Raleigh.
Addresses: Citizenship in Christ's
Kingdom. Hon. w. A. Hoke, st.
.uke's. Lincolnton.
The Meaning of Brotherhood-Rey