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the voice OF some person telling him
to sit down and others Kissing him
for the vitup erative manner he pur-
sued the discussion in, walking
away from his seat and up and
down the floor.
He then tried to have the meet
lug adjourned but this was voted
down; a motion WAS then put on
another matter and failed. Then
he tried to adjourn the meeting
again but Bishop Coleman refused
to entertain the motion.
The proposition to table and then
to postpone indefinitely failed and
Rector Taylor left the room. The
articles asamendel passed by vote
Of 90 to IA, which means each mis-
sion will be allowed one delegate to
the convention who will have equal
rights with dele gates from organ
lied and self supporting parishes.
Adjourned at $40 p. N. for sup.
per.
At the evening session which
convened at sos O'clock. the com
mittae on place to meet at the next
session, stated that st. Peters
Church, Smyrna, had been selected
upon a passing invitation. The re-
port was adopted and the commit
tee discharged.
1t was decided that certificates of
lay delegates should be forwarded
three days prior to convention.
The following members Of the
standing COMMITTEES were elected;
Rev. II. Ashton Henry, Row. Ken
sey }. Hammond. Rev. W. W. JEFF
ferris, Charles NJ CARTS, Judge Ed
ward Bradford. The tellers at the
election were Nevs. NJ Kercher, j.
8. Seymour.
The treasurer was directed to pay
the cost of printing confirmation
cards recently adopted by the bishop
of the diocese.
On motion of Rev. Hubert W.
Wells, Alfred $. Elliott, W. E.
Waters, Dr.. VIM. Y. Orr were APP
pointed COMMITTEES to canvas the
do ase relative to preserving aged
minister's.
Revs. Hammond and Wilkie with
Charles NJ. Curtis Were appointed
the committee on parochial reports.
The following elections were
made:
Samuel G. Biddle, board of trus-
tees, to succeed himself, term six
years.
Rev. Martin B. Dunlap, regis
trar.
VIM. R. Brinckle, treasurer for
current year.
Rev. George G. Hall, D. D., com
mittee on constitutions and canOns.
Revs. Bunting and Wilkie, Messrs.
GrOhe and dupont, committee on
missionary and educational work
Rev Frank Merton Muns)n L. l..
D., Joseph Swift, members of the
missionary council which will meet
; in Philadelphia in October
Rev. Frank Merton hIlnson, Rev.
, Clarence D. Weeden, Rev. VIM. }.
Wlkie, L. 7. Warner. Charles NJ.
'NftlS. JOIN .. HFOut, committee
on Delaware Churchman.
The resignation Of Rev. George
VI. Bond as archdearon Of the Dover
district. WAS accepted and Rev.
Leighton Mckim elected to succeed
him. He refused the honor, saying
| one preacher had no precedence
over another but all were equal.
R"v. Jeremiah karcher Of George
town. was unanimously chosen.
A resolution Of thanks t. the la
dies Of the parish, the rector and
people Of the city who fed them and
made everything 50 pleasant, was
enrolled.
A resolution Of thanks to Curtis
Bros. of New York. for the fres
paper for the publication Of the
| journal, was also passed
Prayer ana benediction by Bishop
Coleman closed the session sine die.
The Wilmington Turngemeindo
would like to get the addresses Of
persons who could accommodate