New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

5000 copies Of the first work ard 5000 copies
of the second were distributed. Within the past
few months third work, The Apocalypse Revealed,
las been added the list and 200 copies nave neeh
called The work az distribution Is carried on 'O"b"
tae publishing house of Lppincott co.
Messrs. Hammond and Bentley began Their
revival services in Baltimore April D. They expect 10
remain in that city six weeks. Mr. Hammond stated as
the result of their work Washington that 1000 persons
had prOfessed conversion in their meetings. Tue hcF'
Mr. Earle was to hold HIS last meeting III buEho Apli
% His preaching has been listened to by large crowds
aud he has been requested TO remain Longer IA We cry
Hall and Gree in their Of the Southern ana SCUM
western ctifs Lave reached IT. LOUIS
The first annual report of the Church Ter
man Society" protestant Episcopal gives an account o.
te work OF the recently established mission among lh
Germans in this country. Service books bymnas ana
sermons for the use lay readers i'll German have bech
published OF imported for the use OF the Missions which,
through the aid of the Society, have been estaocd III
the duceses Of Connecticut, Massachusetts New-loh'
Western NewY0rk, Northern Eew-Jesey' Pehu'lN@hla'
and Iowa The Society also carries ON Two |e raad
quarters in NewYOrk, and that It's income Iof INC
past year was Sl,s1I.
A convention of Christian workers was held
i'm Chicago Aprl @I-22 the Hon. j. " Farwe presiding
Several speakers assigned to each topic among
which were Preparation Needed for Associated Chris
tiaa Effort" "Payer-meeiiG-s," neutrality-suspicious.
Gospel Temperance Work." etc the nineteenth ann
versary of the Young MeuS Christian Association oi Inc
city, to which this Convention had been preliminary
was held IN Farwe Han, sunday evening, April 81 The
report showed that during the year $4,000 esohs hau
visited tie readinsroons OF the Association .hai Lou
religious meetings had been hell IN the r"oins ana
10000 religious tracts and papers had been dis,oul
The amount ended during year was SOLD inc
amount desired for the coming year Is 9-O'oOo'
The Jewish papers report some Interesting
facts respecting their coreligOnsts abrosd In PRUSSIA
an order has issued to The prison authorities direct
ing Them to release Jewish prisoners from work upon
Saturdays and the important jewish festivals and to en-
poy them IN noseess work upon Sundays and Christian
HOLIDAYS The rents paid by the inhabitants OF the
Ghetto the Jewish quarter of Rome were Sc tied several
hundred years ago. for all time To come This was done
as an ameoIaton of their lot The question has been
agitacd since 1870 VIII tBeT the jews have now tie
right TO live in any part of the city, the RED OF TIE
ghetto, winch are for the times very low, coIiu ho o
put Oh The footing Ute az other quarters O tc
oity. The Government commission wlncL mas ciso 81
the church and converts Las brought the abolition of
this privilege before the courts
The annual conference of the ministers who
have been trained in the Pastors College OF winch MI
SpurgeOn is the head was he n LONDON April a.
Upon the evening of April public meeting was held
over which the Earl of shafEesbury presided
Mr. Sturgeon gave an account OF the history OF the col
lege IL was started 20 years ago with one pupil ana
has since sent $50 ministers. The members oi nus
congregation give toward It's support, annually, an
amount corresponding 10 the date OF the year. TINS year
the sur, being 81 SIG The subscriptions at the annual
simmer lone was held at the close Of this meengl gen
ly amount TO 81 900 for the rest the college is dc
prudeut uon outside fiends, and money Is sent TO II
from many parts OF the world The RUE OF ie cole-e
never ~ ret into debit Tue new bui dngs. when cost
81 1000 are therefore entirely paid for Mr. Sprgeons
address followed by ohers from some oil me FORMER
students of tine college and The supper, which nS0usht
the evening to close, tae sum of 1900 was raised
The following is a calendar of the most I'M
por;ant religious meetings of tie coming week;
SUNDAY, April Sn-Annual Missionary Sermon Croz'r
aSptY. NAY iSGe%ci.1 Conference Of the Methodist
Arcan NJ 4. Church, ALBANIA. ga rreebytery OF New
Y9r, Chspe Of BGS Tlt Si 2SxYorE c,ormed
IT Port Jerys Particular synod oi No"BIuns. tx ne
6@s ~ c he fvsospcal BAPTIST and M
1 1fah I ssosat raS OF cr6 s
I'm" 'ltst STATE Convent on. Cln,oa Avenue Baptist
EpErsnaT NAY s-Crozer Baptist Theooscal Seminary
Anniversary, Chester PENN iretesianl ~ sc1a ANIMAL
b shops Of he NJ T. church sOu,n, Na,lyg ,,,,
IHUsDAY NAY 1ORanC o alnua o, tr oaIi OF ca
Jon United Brgthrsnl. DAYTON OHIO. ,..-,.o ,,.,.,
B4 EGAn at Miy bo SSot c aancos Albright Methodist
On sreuce. Blue Earth, Farbault C"an'y.
The annual business meeting OF the Young
Mons Christian Union of Boston ned April H. Tie
Treasurers report showed that The expenditures OF the
wear closing April had been $207O3, and the receipts
Sl9s3I. balance from the previous year added 10
this amount covered the expenses and icit $50 IN '
treasury The library reported % contain 4-oo VOL
lmcs ~ periodicals are taken Of which Ii are daeS
81 weeklies - monlIes and quaTterlics During tie
wear O05 young have joined the Union raising the
number Of It's members To 2,5lj persons The oninli-
tee upou Benevolent Action received I5l applications
for employment and supplied 100 places The Commit
tee reported that large proportion Of the applicants
wore conuetent to III more than limited RANGE OF st-
atoms part of the design OF the Union Is to secure
eupoyInent for women also. This bureau is under the
.Large of a committee Of ladies. Regular Sunday even
ing sc vices have held during the year wlch were
rn1nc.nt bv clrrym en and lawn al al oenOniin1-
lions including the Rev. Phillips Brooks (hscOpail t
Swan iRanfist the Rev Robert j. Collier (Uniiatia),
| ,be Rev 4 D. Coohman ClehoGsil. tie Rev. s f. Her
and other leading ministers