By a vote o." 126 to 83 the convention de"- i {Vated a resolution for a ono-day ses-! |i? ';v^r6'' o;" the present two-day pe r;od. The resolution was p;-o<>ented by the Rev. James Clarence Jones, of St Mary'.i Church, Rrooklyn. A resolution by the Rev. John H M?!i?rh. of Holy Trinity Church^ Brooklyn, was carried, providing that ts* question whether women will be p<:ra>tted io voto in the convention B? referred to the committee on eanops. h wil! bo reported to-day. At the piesrnr timo women dc!ec<ite? tH not permitted to vote in tonven t;ons. but do vote in parishes. A re?olulion by Senator William J. Tally providing that the state should Ht spart Good Friday a= n jof-ai hoii ?lay ard that legislation to that end s? wught waa lost bv a v0'e of 6^1 :?M. J Assails Dry ^?V,t Foes Bishop lirjwin B. Lines. addressing Jfaatcs to the annual convent.on of UtN'cwark Prote-4ant Episcopal Diota? yesterday, '.aid that those who, fttaor for repeal of thc prohibition m are unworthy of rospect. The iifiiceer;th Amendmont. he :=aiij. was aaopted a? other amen.dfments have i i)?r adopted and mv;st b considered o*ditKt Otttfl ropoatcd a$ tjic Constitution itself reiquircs, Jit-hop Lines -aid that much of the wttefeerning restriction of personal; iuotj ws unworthy of notice. and '.nat thc fj I f. between privileged and! tiapri-.-ileged must bc bridped in some j otiier wsj than by common freedom to I ebtiin stror.- drink. Bishop Coadjutor Wilson R. Steariy w la annual address noted the open- j of eight new missions, including! one for neproes. in the F.lmwood see- j non of East niarijre. There aro now Ji- parishes and niissions in tho dio- j wi'ii X announced that a gift of J ?-'.090 had been roceivod fron3 Mr^. j j-dwm T.