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Statiſtik der ev.⸗luth. Synodalconferenz. 1890 und 1891.
[Querformat⸗Tabelle; Kolumnentitel und Folio ſeitlich am äußeren Rand gedruckt.]

V. Miſſionen innerhalb der Synodalconferenz.

A. Aeußere Miſſionen (gemeinſchaftliche).

Spalten (je 1890 | 1891): Stationen | Seelenzahl | Miſſionare | Getaufte Kinder | Getaufte Erwachſene | Confirmirte Kinder | Confirmirte Erwachſene | Schulen | Lehrer | Schülerzahl

Neger⸗Miſſion             7   11   630   777    5    7   28   39   12    4    8   19   32   13    5   10    4    6  588  705
Juden⸗Miſſion             1    1     —     —    1    1    —    —    —   11    —    —    —    —    —    —    —    —    —    —
Böhmen⸗Miſſion            6  —*   300     —    1    1   32    —    —    —    1    —    —    —    1    —    —    —   12    —

* Von 1891 liegt kein Bericht vor.

B. Emigrantenmiſſion.

1. In New York.

Emigrantenherberge: „Pilgerhaus“, 8 State Straße, New York, N. Y. Zahl der Gäſte in den beiden letzten Jahren 14,364. Gemachte
Vorſchüſſe $11,956.32. Arme bekamen unentgeltlich 2426 Mahlzeiten und 663 Nachtherbergen; dazu wurden noch $1403.60 an ſolche vertheilt.
Kaſſenumſatz in beiden Jahren $188,912.81. Jetzige Schuld des Hauſes $9650.76.
Miſſionar: Rev. S. Keyl, 8 State Str., New York City.
„Lutheriſches Pilgerhaus“ in Bremen. Miſſionar: W. Schmidt, No. 26 Kossstrasse, Bremen, Germany.

2. In Baltimore.

In beiden Jahren beförderte Einwanderer 2601. Geldumſatz $23,566.68. Gemachte Vorſchüſſe $1843.08. Verſchenkt $85.00.
Agent: Hermann Stuerken, 554 N. Gay Str., Baltimore, Md.

C. Engliſche Miſſion.

Eine ſolche wird auch außerhalb der Engliſchen Synode von vielen Paſtoren der Synodalconferenz, namentlich in den großen Städten
des Landes betrieben. 1890 an 12 und 1891 an 12 Plätzen.

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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.