Bansko, 55, 248.
Baptists- General,"
," their missions, 61, 407.
Baptist Missionary Society (English), 263.
Baptist Missionary Union, 322.
Basle Missionary Society, 262.
Bassouto mission, 325.
Bayazid, 21.

Bibliographical Notices - Dr. Anderson's His-
tory of the Missions to Oriental Churches, 37;
Bible work in Bible lands, 37; the Reforma-
tion, by Dr. Fisher, 236; Riggs' Suggested
Emendations of the authorized version of the
Old Testament, 236; the Ministry we need,
237; Seelye's Lectures in India, 237, 372;
Historic origin of the Bible, 269; the Temple
rebuilt, 300; the story of Madagascar. 411.
Bitlis station, 209, 368; a tour by Miss Ely-
hatred turned to love, 368; progress at Mo-
goonk candidates for training class, 369;
girls' boarding school, 370; robbed, 370.

Cesarea station, 138, 155, 199, 223, 286, 394; a
good work begun, 138; work among Greeks,
155; progress at Talas, 156; cases of persecu-
tion, 156; prayer meeting under difficulties,
156; a great change, 157; incidents on a tour,
199; a new thing, 223; moral courage, 223;
station report, 286; prospect of famine, 394;
new chapel-vain opposition, 394; chapel
burned at Gurun, 395; building a chapel,
395; a delightful Sabbath, 395; case of apos-
tacy, 396.

Ceylon mission, 7, 26, 90, 252, 290, 314, 356, 393;
annual survey, 7; schools, 26; need of help,
26; letters from native pastors, 90; Jaffna
college, 90, 290; native Board of Education,
91; a tract against Christianity, 91; the na-
tive pastorate, 92; Bible women, 92; retro-

spection-work at Batticotta, 252; the Col-
lege-many cares, 253; proposed memorial

movement of educated females, 253; need
of vernacular Christian education in India,
290; ordinations - reminiscences, 291; fe-
male education, 291; the training school,
291; items, 291; satisfaction in abundant
work theological students, 314; children in
place of fathers, 393; in memoriam, 393.
China inland mission, 263.

Choctaw mission, 10, 82, 172, 309, 398; annual
survey, 10; encouragement, 82; the Lenox
church, 172; religious interest, 309, 398;
drought and scarcity-church building, 309.
Chorum, 84.

Church Missionary Society, 129.
Constantinople station, 185, 319; the "Home"
-a fire, 285; men needed, 285; the Home
school, 319.

Dakota mission, 9, 202, 257, 293; annual sur-
vey, 9; progress at Fort Sully, 202; a pleas-
ant mission meeting, 257; Mr. Riggs' new
station, 258; extracts from the report, 293.
Deaths, 37, 68, 173, 205, 237, 269, 301, 330, 373,
413.

Departures, 133, 173, 205, 237, 330, 373.
Developing power of the Gospel - special paper
by Dr. Clark, 340, 353.

Donations, 38, 69, 100, 133, 174, 205, 237, 269,
301, 331, 373.

Duty of the Board to its missions - special pa-
per by Mr. Treat, 344, 351.

Egypt - United Presbyterian mission in, 323.
Embarkations - see Departures.

Engravings - Dr. Anderson; Kessab parson-
age, 41; Pillaiar, or Ganesha, 73: ancient
gateway at Sivas, 105; Mission buildings at
Ahmednuggur, 137; Congregational House,
Boston, 177; Bitlis, 209; new Chōl'try, Ma-
dura, 141; Kioto, 273; Mission house at Cesa-
rea, 305; Bible house at Constantinople, 377.
Erzingan, 22.

Erzroom station, 20, 54, 85, 160, 249; light in
distant places, 20; village on the mountain
top, 22; a busy Sabbath, 22; how the truth
reached Erzingan, 22; schools, 23, 54; ig-
norance of Armenian women at Ordo, 85; a
tour, 160; Miss Van Duzee at Ordo, 160; zeal
of Ordo Protestants, 160; Greeks, 161; a zeal-
ous student helper, 161; visit to Kars, 249;
attempt to enter Russia, 249.

Eski Zagra station, 120, 247; Progress at Me-
richleri, 120; renewed persecution at Merich-
leri, 247; progress at Yamboul - railroad,
247.