The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-12

directly rather 1Elan Indirectly. The Special
Committee Of this council, appointed under
the instructions of the Baltimore conven-
ton to consider the question of restate-
ment of the rule. will present TURNER
report
Whatever. action may ultimately be taken
in this matter, we would remind you that
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew has reached
that point where the test of membership
should be more far-reaching than the
merely literal keeping Of its rules of
prayer and service.
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.
At the conclusion of this report the
treasurer OF the National Brotherhood,
Mr. John p Faure. presented his annual
REPORT
The president of the convention then APP
pointed THE follow ing committee TO norli-
nate Officers for the National Council fer
the rext year: Major Robert Stiles. Of
ST. Paul's Church, Richmond, Va. CHAR
mann; J. 2. Coleman. of St. Luke's
Church, Portland, Ne; f, +. Mccarthy, Of
ST. Matthews Church, Phtlade. ptl.4; c. y.
Bourbon. of Trinity Church. IiobokeH, y.
J.. r. 0. Wooster, Of st. Paul's Church.
Milwaukee; w T. Rebtfr, of ST Johns
Church Detroit. Mich, and II. T. Fiddler,
of Providence. r. l.
The following Committee on Resolutions
d. iI.i-iicti- Ho-4tl~ -HtE'ct, u scSSsI!it>t-
Tenn. (chairman): Robert: s. Hart. Of Mt
Calvary Church, Baltimore: Edwin Logan.
Of An Saints Church, Allegheny, Pa
Robert H. Gardiner, CT Chris: Church.
Gardiner. Me. and c.. Frank Shelby, OF
St. Marks Church, Denver. Coz.
EXCHANGE OF GREETINGS.
These committees Will probably submit
their reports this afternoon.
The secretary read Geographic greetings
from y. Farrar DAVIDSON, OF Toronto
president OF the Brotherhood in Canada
c.. Hubert Carleton, Of London, general
secretary Of the Brotherhood in England
and F. S. Haghes. secretary Of The South
London Union OF Chapters of the Brother
hood, Westminster.
A communication was also read from
Air. Andrew II. Chr. sttan, J- president
OF the Westmcreiand Club, tending the
privileges Of that cluo-house to the visit
ing members OF the Brotherhood during
the CONVENTION. which was ACCEPTED
Resolutions We're adopted sending greet
.ngs Of the Brotherhood To the Daughters
of the King, whose National Convention
is being held At Pititsourg, Pa.
ADDRESS OF MIR. STURGis
This corecluted the business feature Of
the programme and the chairman an
nounced the first SET address, 'Srhe King
c. Stilrgis, of Christ Church, New Haven,
was the spaker. and his treatment of the
subject WAS elaborate, impressive and
forceful,
Mr.. Sturgiss referred to the TWO concep-
tons of the phrase. The Kingdom of
cd.'sOne. an outward and visible king
DOM the other an Invisible and spiritual
Kingdom. taking possession Of individual
men and coming without observation. The
speaker referred to three characters tics
@of the ndwelIing power Of God, which
might be taken as proof of the indwelling
of the Kingdom. These characteristics he
E described as THE recognition of the ALSO
lutte authority of the King; an obedience
which has no questions and confidence
strong and sun6yine. .
Mr. John r. No.. general sscreta rvs OF
t.,a Words sssa6art Christian Fedora
s.ten. r.as the ,Fst sneaker His subject
was "Ga We into all the world, and IL:
am with you Away Mr.. Mot, said that
We should so to the ends OF the earth. be-
cause all men need Christ. Tho need OF
The non-C Christian world is extensive and
also intensive.
Said the speaker: There are not less