Annual survey of the missions, 1-12
Annual meeting of the Board, 329-351
Antioch, station report, 271

Arabkir station, 178, 214, 363; report, 178;
good work in Malatia, 214; movement of
Armenians, 214; light spreading, 215;
ordination of native pastor, 363

Baptist Missionary Union, 246
Battalagundu station, 18; itineracy, 18;
books and tracts-ignorance-need of liv-
ing preacher-government schools without
the Bible, 19

Beirut station, 105, 140, 363; annual report,
105; interesting Sabbath-additions to
church, 140; congregations, 141; a new
step by Jesuits, 141; translation of the
Scriptures, 363

Berlin Missionary Society, 276
Bibliographical notices,-Life and Letters of
D. C. Scudder, 317; the Hawaiian Islands,
317
Bitlis station, 110, 167, 210, 228; Domestic
Missionary Society, 110; interesting inci-
dent, 111; items of intelligence, 167; sta-
tion report, 210; tour to Van, 210;
missionary wanted, 211; interest among
women, 211; church organized, 228; theo-
logical class, 229; persecution, 229
Broosa station, 144, 201, 266; fire-peace-
out-stations, 144; Angora, 145; items of
intelligence, 201; station report, 266

Canton mission, 9, 13, 41, 135, 364; annual
survey, 9; items of intelligence, 13, 41,
135, 364

Cesarea station, 179, 267;

station report,
179; tours of native preachers, 180; station
report, 267
Ceylon mission, 8, 45, 116, 168, 232; annual
survey, 8; semi-annual station reports,
45; a pleasant occasion, 47; Mr. Sanders'
visit to the continent, 116; items of intelli-
gence, 168; annual report, 232
Cherokees, appeal in behalf of, 100
Church Missionary Society, 86, 316
Constantinople station, 103, 143, 167, 249,
265, 278, 305, 337, 358; items of intelli-
gence, 103, 167, 249; a happy death, 143;
station report, 265; arrest of Turkish con-
verts, closing of bookstore, 278; outburst
of intolerance-account of, 305-312; re-
port on recent events, 337; encouragement
at Rodosto, 358

Cumbum station, 20, 171; itineracy-brah-
mins in the villages, 20; progress a higher
class reached, 171; new house of worship,
173; the native preacher, 173

Dakota mission, 11, 13, 102, 137, 203, 261;
annual survey, 11; items of intelligence,
13, 102; prisoners at Davenport, 137;
prospects-a hopeful view, 137; readers
and writers-zeal in learning, 138, 261;
Christian character, 138, 262; the winter-
Indians dispersed, 203; schools-meet-
ings, 204; report from Fort Thompson,
261

Deaths, 29, 60, 156, 220, 252, 283, 365, 389
Deputation to India-Dr. Mullens on, 133
Diarbekir station, 176, 359; report, 176; let-
ter of thanks from the Protestants, 359
Donations, 29, 60, 92, 125, 157, 189, 220, 252,
283, 318, 365, 389

Ecclesiastical organizations in Turkey, 367
Egypt, letter from Dr. Wood, 161; missions
in, 245

Embarkations, 29, 60, 91, 283, 317
Erzroom station, 14, 25, 72, 136, 179; items,
14, 72, 136; tour of helpers into Russia,
25; Tiflis-German Lutherans, 25; station
report, 179

Eski Zagra station, 15, 268; items of intel-
ligence, 15; station report, 268

Financial statements, 33, 71, 129, 201, 248,
277, 313, 384