. The men of New York: a collection of biographies and portraits of citizens of the Empire state prominent in business, professional, social, and political life during the last decade of the nineteenth century .. . MIL/JAM I kux^uFJj. nn.ixt: education. His personal relations with his clergyand their parishes hardly come within the scope ofthis article, but his more public work speaks foritself. The Cathedral of All Saints will lie his most MEX OF XKIV YORK—EAS7-ERX SECT/OX splendid monument; and the building, though notyet completed, gives abundant jtromise of becomingone of the most beautifu
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. The men of New York: a collection of biographies and portraits of citizens of the Empire state prominent in business, professional, social, and political life during the last decade of the nineteenth century .. . MIL/JAM I kux^uFJj. nn.ixt: education. His personal relations with his clergyand their parishes hardly come within the scope ofthis article, but his more public work speaks foritself. The Cathedral of All Saints will lie his most MEX OF XKIV YORK—EAS7-ERX SECT/OX splendid monument; and the building, though notyet completed, gives abundant jtromise of becomingone of the most beautiful churches in the land.Not less dear to the heart of the bishop, nor lesspotent in its influence for good, is St. Agnes School, founded by him for the Christian education of girls.. J.iMES WF.nSTKR KATOX This institution, which stands deservedly high amongthe schools of the country, has a large corps of ableteachers, and is under the bishops constant super-vision. The Childs Hospital and St. MargaretsHouse, founded likewise by the bishop, are in chargeof the Sisterhood of the Holy Child Jesus — an orderestablished by Bishop Doane, and devoted to works ofmercy and to the education of the oung — and areinstitutions of Christian benevolence whose influenceis felt in the community. Through all these variedagencies, and others like them, the bishop labors(inceasingly for the good of his diocese, and for theuplniilding of the church of which he is a faithfulservant. He has been for nine years the bishop incharge of the foreign chapels of the Episcopal church, and was elected in 1896 chairman of the House of Bishops and assessor to the presiding bishop. Many of Bishop Doanes writings have been published, including a vohmie of charges and addresses to the convention