The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-10

$4,000; Australian federation, all church
purposes, $6,900O00; Pacific Islands and
Madagascar, 1852, $50; South Africa, all
! Christian purposes, $500. eco: Canada. all
. christian purposes, $14, 39O, 900; Mexico and
| central America, $1,315, 900; South Amer
lca, all Christian purposes, 81, 200, 900; West
Ihdles, all Christian purposes, 1926, 900;
| foreign missions not before mentioned.
| &9OOOOO; contributions of native Chris
tlans, mission fields, SOL eco; receipts of
Roman Catholic orders, $21, 489 900; Roman
Catholic missions. SO, 400, 600; Christian lit
| erature not included above. 5000 900:
| CHRISTIAN education not included above,
Szz'4OoOO orphanages not included above.
SlG,OSO,00; Sunday-schools. lesson papers
and Libraries, 5000, 500; improvements and
repairs, $25,O0O,000; percentage for non-re-
PORTING 900; young peoples socie-
ti@s' conventions, etc, So. 10000; miscel-
Iaheous' SIoVUOOO Annual expenditure
Christian churches of the world s1.OO9,-
S69. i9l V-'V'''
The cost of maintenance of the churches
III various cities of the United States
follows. The figures include congreqa-
tional expenses and mission contributions.
put do not cover literature, hospital and
orphanage support, offerings to education.
or other outgoes: New York S. 991 915.
Philadelphia &,771.7OO; Chicago. So SOC. POO:
Boston, 81, 219, 600; Pittsburg, S1.251. zoo: Bal
tlmore $,OS8 800; st. Louis, $500 400: Cincin-
matt, S7SS,S0O; st. Paul and Minneapolis.
$IS'6OO Washington, $712,1O0; Cleveland,
$6|S'lV; Detroit, $583,6OO; Buffalo, $3.50, 100;
Rochester, S516,10O; Providence. 1881. 200:
Louisville. 1866, 300; indianapolis. s352 400.
San Francisco. $31S, 100; Milwaukee. SIT
100 V-'''
OF this immense amount 1887 047 200 are
spent by the churches of the United
States, as follows:
Adventist, 1902 800; Baptist. s1234S 700.
Roman Catholic, $S1 ,1S5, 300; Swedenbor-
gan %l6lOO; Congregational, $7.O23. 100.
Disciple of Christ, 1855 800: Protes ant
Episcopal. $l46O6,SO0; Friends. 81. O63. 4Oo.
German Evangelical, 1916. 200; Communal
bodies, 5427OO; Lutheran, 81 sos, 700: Meth
oulst' %5'26I5OO; Presbyterian, $40, 375. 100;
Reformed, $2,131 200 Salvation ARMY SEQ :
oy United Brethren, 81 ,Oi4. 600: Unitarian.
Sl6S, 100; Universalist. 1871 200; Y. NJ. c. A..
$5.l29SO; Y. p. organizations, 81. 1876 900:
foreign missions, Sc. 800 900: Sunday-schools
N,25O,3OO; new buildings. etc. S37. 200 OOo
add for non-reporting. $l6S10. 900: Chris
tan literature. 81. DDS, 900; education. s21
$4,000; hospitals. etc, $2s, 100000: miscel-
laneous, $4,000 100
The church in all America having the
largest annual income is St. Bartholo-
hl0M EPlScOpdL New YORK. Its income
amounts to about 100000 year: that OF
historic Trinity parish in the same city.
$l6S,0O0. In New York Boston and Phil
adelphia there are many FpisconaI
churches having annual incomes from
100000 to Sl30, 900 each year. The largest
Presbyterian Church is the Brick. New
York, with $4,000 income and the second
largest Is the Second of INDIANAPOLIS with
$4,000 The Fifth Avenue, New York. of
Whlch the Rev. DR.. John Hall was so long
pastor, has an income running from SGD
700 TO $4,000 a year. Chicago PRESBYTERIAN
churches hardly reach $4,000 a year anv
OF them. The largest Congregational
church is the Old South Boston. with
Soo'VW income. Income of Methodist
churches is small in comparison. The
largest is that of the Madison avenue
New York $4,000. The largest BAPTIST
IS the Fifth Avenue New York. where the
Rocketeilers attend. Its income last year
was $4,000, but that was rather excep-
tional.
In savannah the church expenditures
with the same limitations. are estimated
as follows: Protestant Episcopal SOP 900.
roman Catholic, 10000 Methodist, 81. 900.
oyterian, $1,000; Baptist 80 900; Luth-
eran 5000; Christian. 5000; Swedenbor-
gian' $1,000; Christian Science, $500; total
$Si.50O
II TO this sum be added the other ex-
penditures for missions hospitals, coll
leges, assessments OF the governing
bodies repairs and such other experdl-
lures not already mentioned. this sum
would be most materially enlarged. These