, 1866-11-22

Gs'ionai. aoaa; Reformed Presbyterian, ea3: Lu-
Fioes.ai 9 pas bass
go United Brethren, 2fa; Church Of Col, 81;
ch,issian. 1ss; welch ca!van's.!e Methodist 1oS:
!1lsp: Tols !;?;S 1o'a' city ss%ss in county, a''e
A1c,are Observation-Disclosures 4.qs, Ran
tist- aus; Methodist ea5s; Epiaeoaa1, i,7ai'
Ger sGsosnetesa.tona1, s, % ass' Keiosmsd Presbyterian;
m iea sSf'fn st. e,eines de.s1 sa
Dutch. sS; United N.et nm, Isl; Church Of Godi
q: Christian. TO-; Wsl.h Galvan!stc Methodist
a;, a1s,on, fssS'. Total, 1851 In county, s,osi
VIZ ye'agss r. ll.5stiesar1es B.nt A,o1a;
-; hnth Dr.: Erss. Sens 3d. as; 0nit; ;rres; as
~; Eel p.o1. Dutch, 50J; Ur,L Bfclh., eN:
S v. Es+,. H5;tD; So; 1nioS. ION ,Sss g." ro:a,, ?sa
s2:9n. In county, 6,73e.
aftSr a5rei9! H. ee9sssslsas-rns gsss 1 s
=; Ua.s. Pree:. lfef Pre.. puch, 10 ; l'nii.
n;sih 81, -; r y. hapt, Il Usion, :Sa. Total
uonaimsions1Eptscopsl,' s' ii. In county. j.
Totnl, 81.
Beneyo1ent cont.lbution. Presbyterian,
$1,os6~sS: Baptist, S1,f2G; Methodist sl,:as.;0
formed Tiesby 81: iuiheran. *,oo; uniIsl
&es tsss:tie eeed Meihodir ':sse: s: paien 4nien
siSt g a.. l9ta o sses5' In county, *ils.sd. IL
Money Expended In schoo!s-rrerbv,c,iap
S1s.1l6.:l iaptast. si5,slGs9; Episcopal, :Gsi;
regational, $:1,l:6; KcformeA Presbyterian
f;d f,S; dIrtastnr S' SIS. EyanTe!5sa ss5
Dutch. s-5: United 1T clhyeu. {5; Chntc! OF liuI
sat5; Christian, Ss5 Welsh Caiyanieiic Methodist,
tal. sEs>ss.:N. In county, sl,oia.N. Total,
TEEAsunEn's nrronT,
The Treasurer. S. Johnston, E.q., nex, read hts
9r, ual report, or Which tic following Is eoa. ~
Cash received from former Treasurer. So.
Net NcHPiN OF the Festival Nor
Cash from ). II. Vincent, md BY subscrip-
Received from eight churches, and col.cc. "'s
Proceeds from 1I1c and annual member
GA9ES...- ......-.-.........--......... Ji.0J
Total receipts. pts.......-...-...,.... 81 S05.1t
Expenditures. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .2.sll.65
She n syma josiay joyiuily; onward ' W.
Move WAS then sung
The subject Of The best methods OF perfecting
onr ci:y work'' was taSen up and debated ut some
The discussion IVES opened By Mr.. E. S. Skin
ner, who mentioned some Of the points to be con
sidsred IN ,he work Of yistla,ion.. After si-iins
could Visit every 6lher teacher and school ii TIC
than any oiher hing 70 prunose tbsis ssiaasss. III @
| There arc some model Mission Schools and Sun
day Schools in his city, and Il the Superiutend-
formation and help in conducting their own
seho9ls Ihs training of teachers is great work,
e oie ao TnS
The. speaker thonsht it the dnty o1 tnosc con-
nected with this Union to attend 10 the work Of
fields needing schools, and IN point lheul out to
some who would 20 and start them, and to help
n fas7d sass9s soaas, Sn tho teach
tS!asS Into sass''nss 'nss te. s}ssass s'e
teachers should ali be Ieachcd. and nos Oily those
who wonli attend institutes outside u their
OWL schools. Many wo1ld not take this trouble
ings lie haa claes in his school who were 10 lie
trained FOR about SIX months for the business or
teaching and then would be ready to go into tho
itev. G. w Perkins thought that considering
the 2tSat Growth Of tue city thc Society was fall.
neser been reathci. bsfore. lie thought thai It
popnla:ion of tic city. M4ed Of The willing work
now doue was imperfect. II liss OF eac! child
and rarent and their srcsidenoc could be pnt into
assisi:nce in finding them:
Mr.. i. F. Jacobs thought that The schools had
kept lace with tue progress Of the population Of
The Catholic Sabbath Schools. A iew15ears ago
these schools numbered only 3,00u scholars, hut
passlug upon The 1rotcslan' schools, thus ipcrcas-
Ing the totn! number ofSunday. School scholars In
the city, while their system Of tsai.tng is much
Mr. ". r. Clifford thought that at least one.
9th Of The pnpils included In the total cslsle 70.
these could not learn two Lessons on the same day
The President tMr. skinuer) had taken pains 10
Ing Ing sunday Schools, and md thought it WIS about ,a
10000. About 4, no children. between the ages
oil and q. in the city, drew on the public money
1G.os0 and 45.uG shows the number Of children IL
the city ont Of Protestant SnndAy Schools.
Or o IL vs
| itlng and other work was done without system
llc thouEht that many schools would double
mcnse gain 10 the schools to employ three men tc
Mssslr. Fsfis, Jacobs, Clifford, and Rev F
ter Thought tha' The Expense Of the enrol!men
could be met by obtaining subscriptions Of dvc O
doars from eas ts u G sna won
Rev. Dr. VIM uosastb. Of Detroit, thought tina
there was nothing like making reports Of III,
plan to hsse monthly reports Of The conditio,
softheis schools
D5 hesarh. and and sinsine. d 'he f i bo?eioss 10y
"lraisc God from whom all blessings now."
THE PROGRAMME TO-DAY.
| .. .... Forenoon.
90o-Devotional.
H5'-Dtscussion: Sunday School Literature:
MISREPRESENTATION and use Of Sunday Schoc
Maps. Robert Morris, LID,
10:Sn--DiecHssion: Our ~ Institute" work. Oper
| I'd by DR.. Bl7ckalt.
l1:10-DIscussion: The best method OF pcrlcc,fn
orr country work. Opened by ", Z
!, | Clifford.
! 11:55-Adjoutn 10 noon Prayer Meeting.
afternoon.
, ! s:c1-Dcvot1onal.
&f5t.lscnssiou: Sunday School Methods.
/ J. S1ipcrfntendcnts. G. ". Perkins.
. 9. Tralning Classes. Rev. Edward Esglc
ton,
. 3. Teachers.
. "a Primary Classes. E. c. Wilder.
, }H) anycnifc Casses. W. II. Wells.
, {c) Eihc Glasses. E. Il. Spear.
: !. Libraries. J. Il. TomlInsou.
{ I:39-Closing Address.
: EzenfHN.
Rcui,ou at Croeby's Music Hall.