The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, MAY s. @7a-oUINTUPLE sHEE

terian Church-Annual sermon by Dr.. Chamberlain,
o. India; business meeting In the Bible house
MONDAY, 6th.-American seamcn's Friend Society
Semi-ccntount business meeting In tho Tabqrnncie
chapel IN 90. morning and puoilc anniversary IN mo
church in the evening; Secretary Thompson ). L.
Woodiord and DIR. Crosby Will deliver addresses.
unicn Theological seminary. In Madison Square
Presbyterian Church, evening.
TUESDAY, 7lb.-AIumnl meetings OF Union rheoogi-
cal Seminary, IN the seminary chapel, morntog after
noon and evening National Temperance Society and
Publication House, Broadway Tabernacle, evening |;
business meeting At No 5s Keade street, afternoon
dresses a. Tho public meeting, and W. Z. Dodge Will
preach.
WEDNESDAY,, sth.-Amcrican Tract Society business
meeting in the Tabernacle chapel in tho morning
anniversary exercises IN the evening. Drs Pasion,
OF Chicago; Bchrends. Of Prov,dcnce, and William 81.
Taylor. OF ths city, viii deliver addresses. Judge
Strong, Of she United states Supreme Court Will pre-
side.
Society, Broadway Tabernacle, evening Addresses
by Revs. G. hati, Marshall. DooIey. A. H. sonaai.
maintains So missionaries. chapois aud organized
churches, with l,347 members. LAT OF whom were
other cnurohes; I SABBATH Schools, with 1900 emil
dren In tbcm temperance societies, helping hands,
oo%s oaE a houses ana sloss v"e aqs
about 500, co., II bias accumulated d~bt Of
$3.50 H. cuused by deficiencies Of several years.
IL combines tract department. with rs mission work.
and distributes annually about 600000 pages OF re-
lisious reading l. y now enaeavor,ng 70 raise
inginons club in Lebanon Chapel Americsn Fe-
malo Guardian Svcisty-Bnsincss inesting. IN tho
Home, on Twenty ninth street, In Tho lOrenoOn an
Divorsary cxrrciscs In Broadway Tabernacle IN no
afternoon. Dr. Hall will preside, and Rows y.
Courtney, r. $. Macarthur and Mason North will de-
livcr addresses. thousand ch,drsn from the Home
VIII be present aud sing. Tho exhibition 81 the New
York Institution Tor inc Deaf ana Dumb Will add
peculiar aud special attraction 10 tho series OF amt
vcrssry meetings. Every year marks an advance ~
the great md humane work OF caring Tor and instruct
ing these most unfortunate OF our youth, and we are
sure That many will be gratned with the announce
mont inat they TO have share In the revival OF
tho popularity of tho annIversaries. The directors
have promised tue public FREQ exhibition Of their
pupils AZ the Tabernacle ut hali-past three +. ~ OF
thursday next, at their anniversary meeting.
FRIDAY, 10th.-New York Sunday School rcAchors'
Association, broadway Tabernacle, halfpast seven
I. N. 800 children VIII snug
SUNDAY, 12sh.-Amcricsn Board OF Foreign Missions,
Broadway Tabernacle, haIf-pxs. scven r. N. William
Il. Dodge and Drs. Chamberlain and Clark will de-
liver addresses. Prcsby terrain Board OF Forcign Ais
sions, Fifth Avenue Presby terian Church, evening"
TUESDAY, 14th.--FOurth annvcrsury OF the W oman q
Board Foreign Missions Of the Reformed Church In
America, IN the chapel Of tho Collegiate Church on
Finn avenue and Forty eighth street, az Two 7. b..
Addresses ALI delivered by DR.. Bishop, OF Orange.
N. j., and DR.. Chamberlain, OF India
THURSDAY, 16th.-Howard Mission and Homo for
LiitIo Wanderers I'm, Anniversary at the Academy
OF Music evening rhroc thousand children arc cared
for by MISSION, many OF whom will DO present
and sing on that OCCASION