New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-26
BISHOP MAY SHARE SALAR I
Confined from first pnEe.)

recommended for adoption by the address In
the interval between the general and this do
cesar convention Bishop Potter had recon-
mended it by circular letter TO his clergy lndl-
viduaIly The details of the apporuonmenl nav
ing already met with some criticism the au-
dress asked that the convention approve the ac-
ton of the San Francisco convention so far as
possible On the resolution offered by George
Macculloch Miller the principle of apporuoh-
ment adopted was approved and the detahs
,rera nut into the hands of a committee, whose
report when approved by the Bishop was 10 lie
binding The committee consists of the Kew
Drs William s. Rainsford and WlllaW H. VIZ
bert and the five archdeacons.
INCREASE OF BISHOPS SALARY
When the report Of the trustees of the epis-
copaI fund was under considera ton the saldl '
Of the Bishop was increased by resolution from
$40 500 to S15 1000 The erection of the Bishop $
residence was authorized at -hundred-ahd-
tenthst and Amsterdam whenever
nroner conveyance of a suitable plot should be
made by the trustees of the cathedral TO 'he
trustees of the episcopal fund Inc Io 5it me-
have already agreed to 90 nm e. Oh tbe Rishons
raeidenCa The motion to adopt this resolution
was seconded by ]. Pierpont Morgan.
Another resolution substituted an assessment
upon the parishes. equal to per cent .. uns
saIar;as maid to the clergy, for the former
,oathod authorized by the canons OF cone .loi'
taken at stated times for the Episcopal uiiu e
IN oTort of the trustees showed the total OF
The fund to be S2144S4 II on hand: ana the
fund for the Bishops residence eoo"ot D.
resolution which met with general favor
..ae moved bv DR. Huntington. to request the
trustees Of the cathedral to erect SYNOD hcuse
az the cathedral grounds. DR.. Huntington TOOK
the stand that the use Of the churcn bu l L
for the business of the church, such as the SEES
sion of the convention then going lo' ""iu' 1
painful to devout mind
DIR. DIX's ANNIVERSARIES
On the motion of the Rev. Or. Van kleek.
Archdeacon of WestChester committee Oh nNe
was appointed by the chair TO arrange lot
celebration of the fftieth anniversary oI -.
Morgan Dix's ordination, the forteth OF MS
rac+ora+a and the seventv-ffth of his birth ST.
nlultaneously The committee consists OF me
Rev Dr. Huntington. the Rev. DR. PasoaI hdI
rover the Rev. ]. NJ. Chew. George A. 'rocNei
and John P Faure. .t.. "a
and of the federated council were reelected. Inc
report of the standing committee. Nhlch VIZ
read at the afternoon session, called attehtlo,i
70 the state of the Church interpretations iaN,
Some months ago the Church OF o. lhHd ..
caused some controversy by taxing ad ,,t -
of an amendment to that law ana deCiullH
move from West Fortieth-st. 10 klghty-SeE NJ
ST and West End-ave- The report ho'en ~,
tbie amendment had been repealed. II IL now
again necessary that the consent OF me nlsnop
and of the standing committee he had pelor"
any real property belonging TO a parish can De
The convention resolved itself into board
of diocesan missions in the course Of the after
noon session, and received the reports OF tIIe
ohda.cone Tho sum OF 50 9p0 was voted for
mission work in the diocese outside OF the CITY
nc annortionment 10 he as last years. The
secretary reported total receipts from MISSION
u,orI, exceeding $4,000 for the yesr-
The Rev. DIR. Huntington offered a resolution
which called forth the communication OF 'he
chair. expressing appreciation of the wise ana
generous act of Miss Serena Rhinelander IN
erecting buildings for the parish of St James