DR. W. C. DALBEY writes that twenty-five have signed the covenant at St. Johns, Ill., one a colored minister, who has been largely instrumental in bringing in five others of his people. BROTHER B. F. KNEELAND reports in the Atlantic Gleaner the baptism of fourteen at Bridgeton, N. Y., making in all twenty-four new members added to the church at that place during the year. OUR workers in Singapore have leased a place in the country for a school, which is doing a good work in that field. The interest in Singapore is excellent, their place of meeting being crowded. THIRTY-TWO persons have accepted this message at Chamberlain, S. Dak., where Brother C. M. Clarke and Brother R. E. Harter have labored during the past summer. A church has been organized. CLOSING a three-weeks' series of meetings in Rochester, N. Y., Brethren J. W. Raymond and T. B. Westbrook report that thirteen have taken a decided stand for present truth, and others are much stirred. AT the close of camp-meeting at Palisades, Colo., eighteen followed their Lord in baptism. The same number went forward in the sacred rite at a camp-meeting in western Colorado at the same time, September 22. AT the thirty-third session of the Kansas Conference, held at Wichita, August 15 to 25, Elder Charles Thompson was elected president, Elder A. R. Ogden, vice-president, and J. M. Fletcher, secretary and treasurer. During the meeting about ninety were baptized.