New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

Thirty, inst west Of the seve srSstag
- 81 church edice, brick and Dorchester stone Ior us
thriving mission. Tie Sunday school room ony mas p St
opened having been occupied Tor the hsL e e ON the
parent church Flfthaye and from the MISSION ise
Cakes aud oranges here everywhere Loaded the IaDe
.Sd a S Tas ' Oye Te ba Was occupied 81 the
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Ordained 0r and Installed The Sunday school room is %
tecl high, and VIII accommodate about IyD luz nc
plan being it is said, the finest ~ the Guy Aot tDe
Another Mission cdiAce has been established within the
PeebyferiaI Church AT cost of about sI5OOO in TWEEN
ty,stcondst, near Avenue A. This exceedingly unprom-
sng neighborhood has been well aud most successfully
occupied by this Mission as may be seen o ,ne i%Se
that during the year more conversions nave Dg brb
The Mission OF the Madisonsquare Presoyteiia aa
Church IS increasing its numbers SO as 10 neea
school In the sunday-school Union, numbering about
100 scholars Another mission has been iofeu u,ns
nnth-st These the chief points OF interest IN te
missionary work of the Union. Eleven missionaries nave
churche as has been described above the need Of
general missionary, 10 unity and make va
nal report AS other matters conversions are re-
ported IN the various schools more than goo In all IN one
cause of Sunday schools has deepened greatly IN al the
churches, the wellatended sundayschooi Institute
With such encouraging facts to report the anniversary
day was one OF great pleasure Every one Knows te
OF threes sometimes more they are asSneu 10
20 80 churches hold their afternoon exercises once
the Broadway Tabernacle would hold all the children or
the UniOn but now not only are these % cuIches eu
but the Brooklyn schools have formed Union OF tnelr
own with q different day for their festival. SO the
children gather in the churches and listen to their cer
sweet carols then they 90 each school to its home
room where for the e ones ana mn s tne
tgk and so on for the young people easily klh uIne
people 20 70 the chief gathering of the day asst evening the
tbirdst the President Chancellor Ferris in the chair
Tie Rev Dr. A. X. Thompson Of tho Twentysecond-st
Dutch Reformed Church. made the opening prayer, and
Ferris read the annual report OF which the cag iact
have been given above The Chancellor paid tribute OF
love 10 the memory of that noble instructor and friend OF
youth Jas " McEigott, LID, whose death during the
iay Vacant for the first time in twenty-ono years Dr.
McEhgott QUO of the oldest teachers and most re
narkably successful one Of city, and thousands OF
yonie MEN as well "a the members OF the Union, mourn
In bis death TIC loss OF finished gentleman On tient
Ibe Rev su Dr. KcndricR Of the Tabernacle Baptist
church, made the first address He spoke OF the
great anniversary which in NewEneland called Pore
fathers Day." and characterized this as "Chlldrehs
DAY. proceeding then to speak Of the need OF the work
ores and ali tho great evils Of the day Christianity has
always been powerful TO lead the masses onward ana up
ward, and this is OF its greatest agents A. X
Thompson spoke OF the great foes of Christianity a
the present lay-unbelef and formasm-ahde expressed
his strong faith in the complete triumph OF inc Gospel
over every hercsy, every enemy every dscourageeht
The Rev. Mr. Tying made the copcuding addressi sPeah
ING of the need OF positive urgent action III TINS cause as
well az I'm all other branches OF the Christian work
After the benedictiOn business meeting OF the mem
beers Of the Union held The following new Onlcers
were chosen the old Board beng reelected win THESE
additions: Corresponding Secretary r. III Vernon, vice
James ~ McElligOtt deceased. Maragers-W MclIue,
IT., j. c. Cady, A. D. F. Randolph A. b. Ludlow, i. C.
Burdiok, j. II. Burtis. o.,
Committee Of three was appointed 70 prepare stand
ing Committees for the new Board Mr. D. = Slniti
moved ON behalf Of the Executive Committee resolu.
ton, which adopted, amending the MET article OF
the Constitution as 10 read thus; - -
"Ths association shah Dc dcnOmlnated Inc NeW-1oIh
Sunday School Missionary Union
Also that Committee OF three be appointed 10 secure
the incorporation Of the society and prepare all the eees
sary papers 20 feet the This Committee CONSISTS
Of the chairman, DR.. Ferris, and Messis Leverage,
Woodruff and BuTtis.