New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-28

many years, and that 1t would be best TO transfea
the money and interests Of the Bapsts to the fuD-
LEGATION Society.
IL was near the hour Of adjournment when DR..
Griffith sat down, but Dr. Douglass, corresponding
secretary OF the American and Foreign Bible socf-
ETY., and said: IL wish TO ask DR.. Griffith ono
questlCn-Were yOu at the anniversary OK the Dioio
Society yOu have been cOndemnIngP
was not replied DIR. Griffith.
Well, all wish 10 say Is" answered the secre-
tary that Il You had en- you would not have
made such an address as the one TO which we have
Just lIsteDedD
IS 1 am glad wasn't there responded the minis
The debate became general. Clergymen in al
parts OF the room rose and demanded recognition
from the president Captain Z. Morgan, the presi-
cent OF the American and Foreign Bible society,
reached the platform and was about 10 speak when
Or. Peddie informed the chairman that the Amer-
can Baptist historical Society was entitled 20 have
the church Tor the rest Of the afternoon. several
ministers requested Captain Morgan 10 wait till to-
morrow morning before making his address. X. A.
Guild OF Providence, Il. l., then read historical
paper on the life Of the Rev. Or. Hezeal smith, OF
H&yerhIlL 4iass., who was a chaplain Of the Revo-
The Woman's BAPTIST Home Mission Society held
a meeting last night IA the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church. las Its headquarters II Chicago. and all
OF tho officers were from that city. Mrs.
corresponding secretary read the annual report:
lie society has received in money TlC,-JO -, ana
goods worth =, 1886 81 The expenses have geen
SlJ, fS7 o., aud tu-rc i BOW in tnt treasury 3d.
: auagers, read an interesting paper on " OmaDs
Duly 90 HOme Missions" Mrs. Richards, OF PlOVl-
deDce, and Mrs C. b.. Blackal, Oi this city, also
ma addresses. new feature OF tn. last year Jas
been training school IA Chicago for the
purpose Of preparing the young women VINO
are EsIag out teachers Tor their especial
work. whether II be- among the Col0rsd children IN
TIE .0utI, the indians Iu the West. the NgrnOns or
the >c1ndinIylan-. The experiment has been nc
ccsslu, and the work viii be- continued. Inc I.ry.
Dr. Anderson, pres cnt OF the Rochester ulNcIsty.
commended this branch Of tue SOc.ety's w1rN, aad
the Rev. DR.. Laurence, az Chicago, explained he
part when the BIpusr pastors Oh Chicago take ~
pr pdrng these teachers There Will DO
All adjourned meeting OF this society Oh IhursdIy.
There vas another meeting n he evening, at no
ist Dapt!s. Church, whom the report 81 couiJii.-
Tee appointed last 10 COmsLer tnc ldfisdDIitty
OF holding Baptist EcGmcHIcal louucii 1 he Rev.
Dr johnson, Oi ole lsltld. presided, and tus re-
port OF tue committee was read by IN. Mos, OF
Indiana. The committee opposed tnc pan on no
ground that be Bdr ISIS were not ready iOr 10 yet.
Professor Norman FOX, OF this city. s4!i that the
y N-GOik Blpu,-s lad decided % hold -u ID a cOun-
ELL HAD already appointed speakers lOr the cdsDn.
and Aad Assigned ne subjects 81 papers CD bc rad.
After long as, uss.0n he repor- Of the
mli tee 30 was land Oh. table. he g.llr Tai selu-
meat Of tho meeting was IL favor Of the coOnclL