, 1870-09-27


churches.
The sermon, which was received with much
favor, will be printed and widely diatsibuted,
lndeed. the sermon is already printed ptr0atin,
in the New York 1rilntntsand other papers. Oi
The excellent addresses made By various per.
sons, steecher. sermons preaehed, ETC.. we
shan attempt to give no account, as no briol
Ahstfact can be Of any speclsl utility to the
reader- at the meeting On Wednesday. 4
bting understood that John Il, Duchtel, oi
Akron, Ohio. who had just gwen LOCO u
aid Of denom1uational college in that town
was in tue audience, Mr. Buchsel was called Il
the platform, and made. = telling speech
Among other thirgs, he said that :. Akron is ,
smart Yankee towu-he would say that, cre1
though he were Dutchman." :;
The reports submitted show the followin,
interesting results Of tbs 5ear,a work. and the
present strength OF the order.
The church property of the denomln4-
Current expenses, ...................,, 6So'vot
Property and Investments Of schools md '''''
Inyestnoents IN caariiirs aud MISSIONS. 90;
The following IA the statement Of the CENTENARY
NoIk Of ihe year 1870, wnfch, tt should he remem
sabseiinsd ana T rsia d sor Murray fund.-. .,oa, =:
aFaee q ssES sasp bn1
ing OF ShuEches. endowment Of schoola
and colleges during the year-.......... 64d, ,s0t
Making sum total OF year's work. soss,ss
THIS sum totAi enoncesq reports 70 far as r..
eetved from the various States, and Al thoao re-
certain when full returns are alt ID. te totsl vii
be considerably Increased. -
rs pmpes 10 add to tnis statement that 95, $50
pat INTO .ile hands OF aR.nta for distribution. O
these 29l7 have been placed tn the hantls Of tas
people. Returns hare been received frum 1909
ooas gx9g q an asE1sgate Of sto.asas1, and ar
The success Of the missionary boxes-,
email pasteboArd box distributed among tht
families Of the severll parishes-has beer
such aato lead the convention to determine t.
continue their use. .
The women's Centenary Aid Association ha,
tslsed and actually paid 1nt0 the Treasury d
ne denomination the generous sum Of $99,
The report on education shows that the de-
nom'nation inaa has NON under Its control aTe col
II Io@nsra Ue,ysr.ty, oalcssurr, knoz County
OF illinois 1neutute, and changed to !ts present
~ zane e. 4 D. lS:d: Buildings ana grounds worth
4go,oo0 rel and Personal property, 500 900.
Library, COO vc1nm q. Cabinet and apparatus
suincent for class Instruction.
conni1 ~ "ssaee NS a1s Hnisse'ay Cantor s. lawrence
itshed 4. 2. 1862. Total assets Of the UnysrsitJ,
e 81 nai9e q q @S11dings, @ chapel, and library
Tufts College, College, Hin, M.sa Establtshed
4. D 1854. Total assets about $500. 900 TalQe III
saas IND esiidtngf 1sa sa1ooo Library, cablne
bmithsoa college. Loganspcrt, Indiana. Asse.s.
including subscriptions, montea, and bepueSis
$,oea Lands. twelve acrea, ts,os@. The main
college building was pat under contract August
3 1870 VIII be open for students In the fail Of
., ypsa5sI 9ssn Gelless Ak!on, ohio Named In honor
The Institution owes IL eStstence. 1sseia ioci1S.
inT s1btettption and lands. ss5. .ooo- The Central
tt1leGs Co.. @ @b3sldipg VI probably be commenced BE-
The denomination has also teyen schao,s NJ
tic rank OF academies. -
c!nt9n Ietial Institute, CLIFTON, Oneida coun-
Established 4. o. 1881. Estimated y.lue Of
husldnEs and scounds. ssa,oeo Fund, $1,000.
lAhtafJ, 1,695 yolumeA
.sis s9.ss . &c Fss,s ssssas
1851 School cpened a. b. ISL. ~
Beside the seminary building the Institution
Sod.1a ea49 = .e
los the two. a chapel and one-third ot 4 aehufch,
"1!sa cost Sa.ooQ Permanent fluid, $4,000.
$so.eea New 21d valuable ApparatuA.
:. Green Mountain Institute, South Woodstock.
Es,aoliss ed, 4. D. 1s4s. Asseta In real estate
built of wooo, aud br!cf boarding house. s'
Oean Academy, Prsnkun, Hasa Chartered, 4.
a.,,Iss y: IsSS unpsoouct.ve property: bn.ldtog.,
Hanaf f1Sas M :9antHts DeSt, .tS .sEps,,'a' &c. sss
Jeaerton ,Lbersl lnsrltute, Jenefgop. Wfscon-
etn. 4. D. 1855, School building erect
"a e1t q. D. 1s69. Cost Of building, SIS ooa Deb1,
aC S!g1c1 ucr,,.,, f,an.,., r..,,..
mont ctsr.re1 iexs iieesalats, 1, aalte, YER
1ocpcrds 4" s. 1ssf Scbna; aio e,,,a nu1atnG con- con
Cost of busitliDR, s;aeoG Debs sio On a. L. '7'o'
The scooo1 u GioTeF. Ts. IL AZ nns., ~.
pastoraze Of Cn!seEzaiis.A AAAsA lac
1he Sunday School Committee made an
elaborate report. from which Elex1 the FOL-
1oatrg facts:
s.hee,, hae Eaole n number % Ct unlEersa'is: Sunday
s n. sns Nv. ",a na,, ~ convention u
lhefecI IS about g III Ejant4Sro tehnn1* hn1e1sa1p
been established siuce Jannary. isca Tnesa s ..e
instde rgaEes, and The uuth Is. beJond Iii donbt.
~ Tne 10 nne9fat eneesa 81 ~ 99ems e1,;,,.
m. ~, H. 20 bs q soetT
stoye sne so N fo9.q ~ NJ e. q seaSon Esso
ber uf kcno1Ie, t, SANDS ii H. rs,In ~ nv ~
two. Tue number Of church members SeoorteS o1 d
i n proportion 70 the number Of scholars, hearty
- 9Ge 70 tofee.
:. Houe mase meetings. nAse been carried On
~ e eensa .oa cnu1enes !ne eouural OF the con-
ssent,on, T.ae up o. oetesates from States,
5 vsn '1ouss ss,s Ho'k nanssstuE the
~ oue!nees Q. tne consention- An
s!'.st. s-.e lePost On tne .tet'ston or the con-
.su Su.at1un nAa eesn unoef utseasnon foE two
neasaoSs aa@ ens1leiy hafmontous,
keene f. s ~ 70 Il! esse1!iAM. vera
~. T.. 4 Me o9unCL 30 Mon4t1on OF
cDuFenElo0. 1h0 deuomiu 4tlpus 50 FIR N fhix