day School Offerings, $121.26; Subscriptions and Donations, $300.00; All Other Sources, $781.08-total, $2,635.40.

FINANCIAL CONDITION.-Value of Parish Property: All Parish Land (exclusive of Buildings) (estimated), $30,000.00; Church Building (estimated), $10,000.00; Rectory (estimated), $8,000.00; Parish House, $400.00; Other Buildings, $750.00; Endowments or Invested Funds, $4,800.00 total Value of All Parish Property, $53,950.00.

The title to the Parish Property is vested in the Trustees of the Estate and Property of the Diocese of New York.

Yonkers, St. Andrew's Memorial Church; the Rev. FRANCIS THEODORE BROWN, Rector; the Revs. HENRY B. OLMSTEAD and W. T. TWAMLEY, Curates. A. V. Williams Jackson, Ph.D., Mario Lorini, Wardens. J. Noah H. Slee, Clerk of the Vestry. Arthur Land, Treasurer.

Families and Parts of Families, 807. Number of Baptised Persons, 2,456. Baptisms (inf. 43, ad. 4), 47. Confirmed, 35. Marriages, 18. Burials, 29. Communicants: Number Last Reported, 1,150; Received from Other Parishes, 50; Added by Confirmation, 35; Added Otherwise, 25--total Gain, 110; Transferred to Other Parishes, 7; Loss by Death, 13-total Loss, 20. Present Number of Com municants, 1,240. Public Services: Sundays, 229; Holy Days, 32; Other Days, 28total, 289. Holy Communion: Public, 93; Private, 12. Sunday School: Officers and Teachers, 61; Scholars, 544. Public Catechisings, Monthly. Church: Seating Capacity, 800; Free Sittings, 60.

Seats rented, free and unassigned. Services are supported by pew rents, by annual subscriptions, by weekly envelope system, and by voluntary offerings.

EXPENDITURES.-Parochial: Current Expenses, $10,590.47; All Other Current Expenses, $654.55; For the Poor, $155.30; Sunday School, $716.00-total Parochial, $12,116.32. Diocesan: Total for Missions within the Diocese, $337.00; Episcopal Fund, $163.00-total Diocesan, $500.00. General: General Missions, $600.00-total General, $600.00. Total for All Objects, $13,216.32.

RECEIPTS.-Income from Endowment, $1,237.50; Pew Rents, $5,936.22; Offerings at Church Services, $6,057.31; Sunday School Offerings, $758.43; Subscriptions and Donations, $358.00; All Other Sources, $2,124.83-total, $18,441.82.

FINANCIAL CONDITION.-Value of Parish Property: All Parish Land (exclusive of Buildings), $28,000.00; Church Building, $55,000.00; Rectory, $10,000.00; Parish House, $21,000.00; Other Buildings, $10,500.00; Other Parish Property (Lincoln Park), $7,500.00; Endowments or Invested Funds, $25,000.00-total Value of All Parish Property, $157,000.00.

The title to the Parish Property is vested in Trustees of the Estate and Property of the Diocese.

Yonkers, St. John's Church; the Rev. JOHN MARK ERICSSON, Rector; the Rev. EDGAR EUGENE BROOKS, Assistant. Eugene C. Clark, Charles P. Easton, Wardens. Walter R. Gilbert, Clerk of the Vestry. George H. Warren, Treasurer.

Families and Parts of Families, 604. Number of Baptised Persons, 2,293. Number of Souls Under Pastoral Care, 3,020. Baptisms (inf. 73, ad. 4), 77. Confirmed, 31. Marriages, 29. Burials, 45. Communicants: Number Last Reported, 1,372; Received from Other Parishes, 4; Added by Confirmation, 31-total Gain, 35; Transferred to Other Parishes, 4-Loss by Death, 17-total Loss, 21. Present Number of Communicants, 1,386. Public Services: Sundays, 232; Holy Days, 31; Other Days, 317-total, 580. Holy Communion: Public, 93; Private, 7. Sunday School: Officers and Teachers, 42; Scholars, 332. Public Catechisings, 34. Church: Seating Capacity, 1,000; Free Sittings, 150.

Seats rented, free and unassigned.

Services are supported by endowment, by

pew rents, by all annual subscriptions, by weekly envelope system, and by voluntary offerings.

EXPENDITURES.-Parochial: All Current Expenses, $14,976.63; For the Poor, $765.30; Sunday School, $312.14; All Other Objects within the Parish, $1,208.61total Parochial, $17,262.68. Diocesan: Diocesan Missions, $561.00; Other Mission Work in the Diocese, $60.00-total for Missions within the Diocese, $621.00; Episcopal Fund, $272.00; Aged and Infirm Clergy Fund, $82.86-total Diocesan, $975.86. General: $2,321.17; General Clergy Relief Fund, $191.50; All Other Objects without the Diocese, $25.00-total General, $2,537.67. Total for All Objects, $20,776.21.

RECEIPTS. Endowment, $1,980.00; Pew Rents, $5,818.62; Offerings at Church Services, Sunday School Offerings, $9,180.71; Subscriptions and Donations, $516.45; All Other Sources, $3,403.19-total, $20.898.97.

The title to the Parish Property is vested in the Rector, Church Wardens and Vestrymen of St. John's Church, Yonkers, N. Y. (Legal title.)

Yonkers (Nepera Park), St. Mark's Chapel; the Rev. HAROLD LIVINGSTON REED THOMAS (in charge since June 1, 1912). William H. Humphreys, Treasurer.

Families and Parts of Families, 26. Number of Baptised Persons, 99. Number of Souls under Pastoral Care, 105. Confirmed, 14. Communicants: Number Last Reported, 15. Present Number of Communicants, 22. Public Services since June 1, 1912: Sundays, 26-total, 26. Holy Communion: Public, 3. Sunday School: Officers and Teachers, 5; Scholars, 44. Public Catechisings, 4. Church: Seating Capacity, 150; Free Sittings, All.

EXPENDITURES.-Parochial:

Seats free and unassigned. Services are supported by endowment, by annual subscriptions, by weekly envelope system, and by voluntary offerings. Current Expenses, $26.72-total Parochial, $26.72. Diocesan: Episcopal Fund, $2.00; Diocesan Fund, $4.50-total Diocesan, $6.50. Total for all objects, $33.22.

RECEIPTS. Offerings at Church Services, $16.88; Sunday School Offerings, 95c.; All Other Sources, $20.12-total, $37.95.

FINANCIAL CONDITION.-Value of Parish Property: All Parish Land (exclusive

of Buildings, $2,000.00; Church Building, $3,000.00.

A mission will be conducted at the Chapel on November 19th, 20th, 21st and 22d, by the Reverend William Wilkinson, of Trinity Parish, New York.

Yonkers, St. Paul's Church; the Rev. WILLIAM MORRIS GILBERT, Rector. David McNeely Stauffer, Robert H. Neville, Wardens. Henry W. Ely, Clerk of the Vestry. Robert H. Neville, Treasurer.

Baptisms (inf. 12, ad. 5), 17. Confirmed, 10. Marriages, 3. Burials, 9. Present Number of Communicants, 316. Public Services: Sundays, 136; Holy Days, 110-total, 246. Holy Communion: Public, 95; Private, 3. Sunday School: Officers and Teachers, 30; Scholars, 100.

Seats rented. Services are supported by pew rents, by weekly envelope system, and by voluntary offerings.

EXPENDITURES.-Parochial: Current Expenses, $5,325.31; All Other Current Expenses, $169.75; For the Poor, $42.35; Sunday School (expended by), $286.97; Improvements (New Heating Plant), $1,324; Payment of Debts, $700.00 total Parochial, $7,848.38. Diocesan: Diocesan Missions, $128.00-total for Missions within the Diocese, $128.00; Episcopal Fund, $93.50-total Diocesan, $221.50. General: General Missions, $168.39; All Other Objects without the Diocese, $52.00-total General, $220.39. Total for All Objects, $8,390.27.

RECEIPTS.-Pew Rents, $2,400; Offerings at Church Services, $2,950.31; Sunday School Offerings, $247.14; Subscriptions and Donations, $2,177.00; Subscriptions and Donations to Sunday School, $247.16; All Other Sources, $241.85-total, $8,263.46. No Indebtedness.

APPENDIX D

CLERICAL REPORTS.

The Bishop of the Diocese has also received reports, according to Canon, from the following Clergymen of the Diocese not having parochial or missionary charge.

THE REV. STURGES ALLEN.

"Reports that during the past year his residence has been at Holy Cross, West Park, N. Y., and his duties have been chiefly those which devolve upon him as Superior of the Order of the Holy Cross. A Retreat was conducted for the All Saints Sisters of the Poor in Baltimore, and conferences and addresses have been given on various occasions. The Holy Eucharist has been celebrated daily with a few exceptions."

THE REV. WILMER PARKE BIRD.

"Respectfully reports that for three years past he has been abroad, traveling for the most part in France,, Italy and Switzerland. Address, care Mr. Frederick Geller, 22 William Street, New York City."

THE REV. DAVID A. BONNAR.

"Respectfully reports that for the Conventional year last past he has continued to serve as Chaplain to St. Michael's Home. Beside the regular daily offices and the instructions, there have been baptized 5 and hypothetically 4; total, 9. Confirmed, 13. During 1910-11 (of which no report was made) there were baptized 5, hypothetically 7, total, 12; and confirmed, 17."

THE REV. P. K. CADY, D.D.

"Respectfully reports to the Bishop of New York that during the last Conventional year, owing to the infirmities of extreme old age, he has been unable to do any public work as a priest and pastor, and has been restricted to the celebration of the Holy Communion in the Oratory of his house on all Lord's days during his residence in it."

THE REV. HERBERT M. CLARKE, PH.D.

"Respectfully reports that during the past Convention year he has been occupied with the duties of the chair of modern languages at St. Stephen's College. He has regularly officiated at Holy Innocents' Chapel and occasionally at other churches. From June 12th to October 12th he was in charge of St. Margaret's Church, Staatsburg."

THE REV. ARTHUR WENTWORTH H. EATON, D.D.

"Respectfully reports that during the past year, as for several years, he has been engaged in historical research and in publishing historical papers, but for the most part he has officiated regularly on Sundays. Having been kindly licensed by Bishop Lawrence to officiate in Massachusetts, for seven months of last year he has been out of the chancel but two Sundays."

THE REV. RANDALL C. HALL, D.D.

"Respectfully reports that during the past year he has assisted in the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, and has served as Chaplain of the House of the Holy Comforter, New York City. In the latter institution there have been 4 funerals. The three months in vacation he conducted services in the chapel on Money Island, Stony Creek, Conn."

THE REV. J. GOTTFRIED HAMMARSKÖLD.

"Respectfully reports that during the year ending October 1, 1912, he has conducted 195 services, taken part in 39, preached 152 sermons, delivered 45 addresses, administered Holy Communion 30 times, baptized 12 children, solemnized 7 marriages, officiated at 15 funerals, and attended to other work connected with his office as General Missionary."

THE REV. WILLIAM HUCKEL.

"Respectfully reports that owning to feebleness of age, yet enjoying good health, he has not officiated in public during the past year."

THE REV. ARTHUR P. HUNT.

"Reports that during the past year he has been busy with his work as Professor of Ethics in the General Theological Seminary, and at the New York Training School for Deaconesses. He has also preached and conducted services from time to time."

THE REV. J. O. S. HUNTINGTON, O.H.C.

"During the past year I have celebrated the Holy Eucharist daily with the exception of twelve weeks, when I was incapacitated by illness. I baptized 3 children and solemnized 1 marriage, not in the Diocese of New York. As Chaplain of St. Faith's House, Tarrytown, I presented four girls for confirmation."

THE REV. RALPH WOOD KENYON, D.D.

"Respectfully reports that during the Conventional year last past, he has officiated in the Diocese of Long Island under special permission of the Bishop thereof, and during the summer vacation, as opportunity offered, in the Diocese of Maine."

THE REV. ROBERT FREDERICK LAU.

"Reports that in the past year, as Fellow of the General Theological Seminary, he has been engaged in the study of Semitic languages and literature both at Columbia University and at the General Theological Seminary. During the summer he had charge of St. Paul's Church, Hoboken, N. J., and celebrated the Holy Communion weekly at St. Katherine's Home, Jersey City, N. J.

THE REV. W. G. W. LEWIS.

"For the past year I have performed no ministerial functions whatever. In December, 1911, my strength failed me for all such work. In January, 1912, 1 suffered by a severe accident, from which I have not yet fully recovered. Since the last date, I have been twice prostrated by two severe attacks of illness. At present date I have much improved and am able to walk and ride with more freedom than for nine months last past."

THE REV. JOHN H. LOGIE.

"Respectfully reports that he has been busy taking occasional duty during the past year, but as yet has not taken up permanent work."