NEW YORK by M. H. Brown

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · June 3, 1880

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 55, No. 23

NEW YORK.

By M. H. Brown

Syracuse, May 27.—Having business with the State Secretary of the Sabbath-school Association, we visited the friends in this place, and held meeting with them Sabbath, the 22d.

During the past six months, some of our leading brethren from other churches have been moving in here, with a view to securing a foothold, and preparing the way by tract and missionary labor, for a tent-meeting as soon as the situation would warrant it.

Weekly meetings on the Sabbath are held, a Sabbath-school has been organized, and the work is fast assuming permanency. Already there is an interest manifested in our work, and many omens of good might be mentioned. Eld. Whitney, the President of the Conference, will hold a general meeting there next Sabbath and first-day (the 29th and 30th).

We hope the brethren everywhere will remember the cause in Syracuse in their prayers.

M. H. BROWN.