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'48 iiems of Missionary InleUigenci.loss of six members during the year. Our society annual report of a. m. iiiLLioAN iviEMORiAL MissfoNhas still a membership of seventy-seven. It band for year 1887.is a great cause of thankfulness that so many of jgg,. heceu'ts.our women are awakening to the fact that work Jan. i. balance in treasury $ s siis to be done for the Master and are coming and Eo.?at?oZ"!^'"''.^";:::;::::".:::::::::::::". u laorganizing themselves for that purpose.Collected for uewiuissioD 15 00This year should also be marked, as one of From Prot. McCartney's exhibition 68 70especial goodness to us from tbe fact tbat we Total , $126 21DISBURSEMENTS.have had a pastor given us, one much beloved By cast to new mission 15 00and fully worthy to be an efificient servaut of tbefor box of clotlilu-. expressageMaster. May his counsels and kind words encourageus to make renewed efforts for Christ's BycHSli to janitress 1 00and trunk 24 58•^^"l^^- " to printing Latakia tickets mission for exhibition 60 2 00Our correspondence has been well attended to Balance in to Prof. treasury McCartney jau. i.isss... 2235soand we have had some very interesting letters Total $125 21read before the society from the various mission Also box of clothing to Tarsus mission valuedfields.at $60.00. Respectfully submitted.Our Treasurer's report will show our financialEdith M, Hice, Treasurer.standing for the year. Our auxilliary society willalso report for itself.Total.1887,By cash for bookDI8BUKSEMESTS.$ 2 40Jan. 20, by cash to Latakia mission 100 00" " " Tarsus mission 100 00" " " Chinese mission 100 00" •' " Southern mission, 100 00Mays, " " G. M. Elliott ler printIng press 26 00ANNUAL report OF THE L M. SOCIETY OF NEWCONCORD R. P. CONGREGATION, FORLet us then with joyful hearts fulfil our mission,looking to the Saviour for his blessing.THE YEAR 1887." Then triumph we must, for our cause it Is Jtiat, The year 1887 has closed Anotheryear of ourAnd this be our motto, • In God Is our trust.'" society bas gone with its record before theRespectfully submitted.judge of all. The sleepless eye of God has beenMrs. S. McNaugher, President. noticing our work all through the year. FromMrs. John Gibson, Secretary. the experience of the past we desire to learnwisdom for the future. During the year jnstL. M SOCIETY OF EIGHTH ST., B. P. OONGREGATION,closed we have held eleven regular meetings.PITTSBUEGH. TREASURER'S REPORT.These meetings have been of interest, and1887. KECEIPT8.we trust, profitable to those who have attended.To balance cash on haud, January 1, 1887..$127 08 At the beginning ot the year the number of mem­To cash received during year 328 15bers enrolled was twenty-five. Have receivedS455 2'ieleven new members ; one name taken from tberoll by request ; six have gone to other fieldsoflabor, while God in his providence has calledaway one, Mrs. Nannie Wilson, fi-om her laborhere to her eternal reward, leaving enrolled forthe year 1888 twenty-eight members. Interestingletters have been read before our societyfrom other missionary societies in the Presbytery.Dec. Total. 6, by cash to home mission work 37 71 $466 23 Selections and essays on various themes have beenIn '• addition " " Tarsus to the mission foregoing funds 37 72 passed read are piecing at each a quilt of our which meetings. the society At present expects we tothrough Balance on the hand Treasurer's Jan. 1,1888 hands, the sum 2 40 of one dispose of in whatever way they think best. Thehundred dollars ($100) was raised by the society Treasurer's report will show the condition of theby special collection for the Woman's Missionary finances of the society. We do not boast of anySociety of Pittsburg Presbytery, which amount great effort, but trust we have done what wewas paid to the Treasurer of that fund by the could, and with united effort we still hope to concommitteecollecting the same.tinue our work, knowing that if we work andRespectfully submitted,pray dihgently, we shall not lose our reward.Mrs. W. M. Hice, Treasurer.Etta S. Jamison, Secretary.