The American Missionary — Volume 36, No. 11, November, 1882

Name: The American Missionary — Volume 36, No. 11, November, 1882
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Avery Fund, _for Mendi M._                             2,370.00
    Le Moyne Fund, _for Le Moyne Sch., Memphis,
      Tenn._                                                 520.00
    Dike Fund, _for Straight U._                              50.00
    Hammond Fund, _for Straight U._                           46.88
    De Forest Fund, _for President’s Chair_,
      77.62; Scholarship Fund, 37.50; Luke
      Memorial Scholarship Fund, 4.48; Yale
      Library Fund, 2.06, _for Talladega C._                 121.66
    Scholarship Fund, _for Fisk U._                           23.75
    Theological Fund, _for Howard U._                         31.51
    Scholarship Fund, _for Straight U._                       27.86
    General Endowment Fund                                    50.00


  SANDWICH ISLANDS, $250.00.

    Kohala, Hawaii. “A Friend”                               250.00


  AFRICA, $10.00.

    Mendi Mission. Rev. J. M. Hall, _for John
      Brown Steamer_                                          10.00
                                                          —————————
        Total for September                              $24,080.79
        Total from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30                    297,584.45
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    RECEIPTS OF THE CALIFORNIA CHINESE MISSION, E.
      Palache, Treas., from June 16 to Sept. 19,
      1882.
    FROM AUXILIARY MISSIONS: Marysville, Chinese
      Monthly Offerings, 23.05; Eleven Annual
      Members, 22; “A Friend,” 50c.—Petaluma,
      Chinese Monthlies, 2.70.—Sacramento, Chinese
      Monthlies, 21; Twenty-three Annual Members,
      46; Chinese Pupils, 25, to const. their
      teacher, Mrs. S. E. CARRINGTON, L. M.—Santa
      Barbara, Chinese Monthlies, 20; Chinese
      Annual Members, 4; Mrs. Bates, 4; Mrs.
      Jennings, 1.—Santa Cruz, Chinese Monthlies,
      10.50; Thirteen Annual Members,
      26.—Stockton, Chinese Monthlies, 9; Annual
      Meeting coll, 4; Ten Annual Members, 20.               238.75
    FROM CHURCHES: Benicia. Cong. Ch.,
      4.65.—Berkeley, Cong. Ch., 11.45.—Ferndale,
      Rev. P. Coombe, 5.—Oakland, First Cong. Ch.,
      13.95; Four Annual Members, 8; Sixteen
      Chinese Members, 32; Plymouth Av. Ch., coll.
      (in part), 20; Annual Member, 2.—Rio Vista
      Cong. Ch., Mrs. Gardner, 1.50; Chinese,
      1.—Riverside. Cong. Ch., 7.—San Francisco,
      Cong. Ch., 106.50; Plymouth Ch., Annual
      Member, 2.—Bethany Ch., Seventy-seven Annual
      Members, 154; Chinese Offerings, 25, to
      const. Rev. C. L. WOODWORTH L. M.;
      Americans, 34.50 to const. Dea. JOHN A.
      SNOOK L. M.—San Jose, Cong. Ch., 5; Suison,
      Cong. Ch. 4.                                           437.55
    FROM INDIVIDUAL DONORS: Parrott & Co., 100;
      Taber, Harker & Co., 25; Williams, Dimond &
      Co., 25; Macondray & Co., 25; C. Adolph Low
      & Co., 25; M. C. Hawley & Co., 25; E. Ransom

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The American Missionary — Volume 36, No. 11, November, 1882

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