# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1892_S64
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Statistics of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference. 1890 and 1891.
[Landscape table; running head and folio printed sideways in the outer margin.]

V. Missions within the Synodical Conference [*Synodalconferenz*].

A. Outer Missions (Joint).

Columns (each 1890 | 1891): Stations | Number of souls | Missionaries | Baptized children | Baptized adults | Confirmed children | Confirmed adults | Schools | Teachers | Number of pupils

Negro Mission             7   11   630   777    5    7   28   39   12    4    8   19   32   13    5   10    4    6  588  705
Jewish Mission            1    1     —     —    1    1    —    —    —   11    —    —    —    —    —    —    —    —    —    —
Bohemian Mission          6  —*   300     —    1    1   32    —    —    —    1    —    —    —    1    —    —    —   12    —

* No report from 1891 is available.

B. Emigrant Mission.

1. In New York.

Emigrant hostel: "Pilgerhaus" [Pilgrim House], 8 State Street, New York, N. Y. Number of guests in the last two years 14,364. Advances
made $11,956.32. The poor received free of charge 2426 meals and 663 nights' lodgings; in addition $1403.60 was distributed to such persons.
Cash turnover in the two years $188,912.81. Present debt of the house $9650.76.
Missionary: Rev. S. Keyl, 8 State Str., New York City.
"Lutheriſches Pilgerhaus" [Lutheran Pilgrim House] in Bremen. Missionary: W. Schmidt, No. 26 Kossstrasse, Bremen, Germany.

2. In Baltimore.

In the two years 2601 immigrants were forwarded. Money turnover $23,566.68. Advances made $1843.08. Given away $85.00.
Agent: Hermann Stuerken, 554 N. Gay Str., Baltimore, Md.

C. English Mission.

Such a mission is also carried on, outside the English Synod, by many pastors of the Synodical Conference, particularly in the large cities
of the country: in 1890 in 12 places and in 1891 in 12 places.