Evening journal., 1908-10-28

chusetts and Lines, OF Newark; Litany.
Bishop Talbot, Of Bethlehem. Tettifnon-
iale, Rev X. ]. Hammond. Rev George
C. Hall, Rev. William II. Grosvenor; Rt.
Rev. John Scarborough. d. D.; Registrar.
Rev. Charles H. Hayes; Adminlsh ants OF
Chalices. Bishops Lawrence and Parker;
Admlnlstrants OF Patens. Bishops Tuttle
and Gibson; master OF ceremonies, Rev
+. M. Klrkus.
Other visiting clergy present were tho
Revs. James F. olmstead. Burlington. n.
j.; T. J. Taylor, Pennsyivania A. Rogete.
West Chester. Pa; William schouler.
Easton, Simeon c. Hn, Mt. Ally. Ia.
7. Davis, New York; f. c. ToweiK. New
York: G. W. Dame. Baltimore. 9. r.
Stetson. Vicar Trinity New York: :. P.
Robinson. New Jersey; G. j. salsenta
Pa. M. Ksroher. Easton Henry E. Kelly.
Mass; H. NJ. Medary. Philadelphia. Pa
Hamilton Schuyler, Trenton. ~ J:
Charles Z. Dubeli, Glassboro. ~ !
John II. Deis, Washington; j. x. Tib-
bits. N. H.. Ellis Bishop. Conn. C. o.
Dantzer Pa; G.. b. Griffith. Amo.or. ia
Richard J. Morris. Pa: r. G. Osborne.
p; c. r. Underhill, n. j.; r. r. Wind
ley. Pa; J. NJ Hunter. Pa; William
Devries. Washington; S. F. Hotchkin,
Pa; r. W. Tenbroth, n. j.; E. II.
Cleveland. Mass; NJ Wier, Easton: W.
L. Braddock, Po. f. M. Taitt, Chester,
Po. II. r. Gummey, Haddonfeld, n. J.:
A. ID. Heffern, p; c. c. Sylvester. Fa- :.
B. c. Chandler, N. j.; e. w. Hall, ~
j.; C. S. Abbott. Jr., n j.; Or. Richard
son. Pa; ~ s. Thomas, Church Holy
Apostles, Philadelphia, Pa: Thomas j.
Garland. Pa; secretary 70 Bishop Whit
aker
Clergy Of the Diocese OF Delaware
Rev. Albert r. Clary. Marshall: W. II
Groff. Clayton; Clinton D. Drum. S.
sistant rector st. Johns; Henry Ohm
stead. Dover; J. r. Peckham, Calvary
W. II. Higgins. Laurel; Percy L. Don
aghy Middletown; John Rigg. New
Castle; II. T.. Grantham. st. James /;
lWilliam II. Laird. Christ: c. B. Sparks.
Seaford; w. l.. Braddock. retired; Her
bert w. Wells. St Andrews; Martin
lDamer, Milton Lewis r. Watson: l.
w Wells, Millsboro; j. H. Chesley
lClaymont; Jesse c. Taylor, retired. now
residing in Baltimore; Archdeacor
Turner, Of Lewes; Archdeacon Hall, OF
F. Wilmington
: Ceremony Begins
: The professional hymn was No. so
r. (Anclent Plain Songl followed b,
e hymn 2S6 (old Hundred9 This wa
r. supposed TO be sung by the seminarian
from the General Theological Seminary
New York. Of which Bishop Kinsmal
was professor OF ecclesiastical histor,
when elected bishop. but the entire
congregation Joined IN the singing AL
the clergy in the procession we're at
L
bishops wore the distinguishing vest
ments Of their Office. and bishop Tuttle
wore n robe Of black silk.
b After the cpistle and Gosple. read by
the bishops, came the singing OF the
Nicene Greed and then the sermon by
the Right Rev. Dr. Parker bishop OF
+ New Hampshire,
2 Bishop Parker took as his text. ''H'
{ saith unto him. Feed my sheep 81.
Johr 2l:i6. In the course Of his sermon
d he said
''The compilers OF our service for III
ccnsecration OF Bishops had IN mind a
they drew It up the many sided charscte
OF Bishops office and work. and whel
they came 20 select .he Gospel in a sor
= Of despair at the impossibility OF finding
. ono passage OF Scripture which shall IN
! cludo all that they wished the Church d
think OF they gave her a choice OF three
Gospels 20 put on record. as It were. TO-
/ the instruction Of Gods children. thre'
different sides OF the Bishops office.
- 1.-THE third Of these speaks Of the DIVINE
c commission given by Christ TO His Apos
e Ties All power Is given unto Ne in
{ Heaven and in EARTH therefore, Crnarl
e tho delegation OF authority by God U
sinful mem. therefore go We and maxi
) disciples OF all nations. and will be witt
you always. with MY church to tho end
OF time and the uttermost limits of tn
earth; with her in Alaska and JaDan. 1
Delaware and New Hampshire: with he
In the twentieth century as in the sccon'
a or tho first. We hear a great deal abou
!. new light thrown in our day upop tn
~ early organization of the church IN TIL
n past Apostolic age. but cannot see tha
: ripe Christian scholarship finds evldsnc'
a that perplexes us. or that with a conGrl
. cation like this need to labor TO estab
A. lsh the reality Of a Divine commissioI
coming down from the beginning to u
nj who are Bishops in this land 70 prov
n that the Apostles handed on what Chris
m gave 10 them. that. in tho words oc n
, fco~tt~,,aa - eoro,d pareN