Anadarko, Rev. D. Noble
Crane and wife
Anadarko, Miss D. E. Bon-
ham

Pegu Asso., Rs.

10 00

5 00

BURMA, $3,333.75. Toungoo, per acct. Rev. A. V. B. Crumb, Sept. 30, 1899. Burman Bapt. Convention, Rs. 150; Paku Karen Wom. Home Miss. Soc., Rs. 80; contribution of Karens, Rs. 27; contribution of Rev. and Mrs. Crumb, Rs.

35 1-1; total Rs. 292 1-1 97 36 Toungoo, per acct. Rev.

66 67

63 19

184 05

28 79

C. H. Heptonstall, rec'd on the field for mission work Rs. 353 1-10; for sch. work, Rs. 1,074 6-0; total Rs. 1,427 7-10.... 475 83 Bassein, per acct. Rev. L. W. Cronkhite, Sept. 30, 1899, gift of Rev. D. L. Brayton, for nat. pr. fund, Rs. 200 Myingyan, per acct. Rev. J. E. Case, Sept. 30, 1899, ch. and S. S. offerings, Rs. 189 9-1 Haka, per acct. Rev. A. E. Carson, Sept. 30, 1899. Burman Bapt. Convention, Rs. 500; donations on the field, Rs. 52 2-8; total Rs. 552 2-8 Thrugze, per acct. Miss K. F. Evans, Sept. 30, 1899. Personal donation, Rs. 86 6-0 Tavoy, per acct. Rev. D. Gilmore, Sept. 30, 1899, Karen chs. and teachers, Rs. 418 9-9; Mrs. Morrow, Rs. 46 8-0; Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore, Rs. 45; miscellaneous, Rs. 7 8-0; total Rs. 517 9-9 Bhamo, per acct. W. C. Griggs, M. D., Sept. 30, 1899. Church and S. S. collections, Rs. 245 13-3. Rangoon, per acct. Miss J. G. Craft, Sept. 30, 1899. Gifts for the Kemendine Girls' Sch., Rs. 21... Mandalay, per acct. Mrs. H. W. Hancock, from sundry sources, Rs. 111 5-6 37 11 Mone, per acet. A. H. Henderson, M. D., Burma Bapt. Convention, Rs. 100; donations for hospital, Rs. 132; total Rs. 232 Mone, per acct. Robt. Harper, Μ. D., Sept. 30. Gifts for America and on the field, Rs. 81 10-9 Moulmein, per acct. Miss L. B. Hughes, from Miss M. Sheldon, Rs. 90...... Sandoway, per acct. Miss A. Lemon, Sept. 30, 1899. From chs., Y. P. S. C. E., Home Mission Soc. and

172 55

30, 1899, Rev. J. Mc

Guire.

79 5-0; native Christians,

99 33

49 50

Rs. 36; total Rs. 115 5-0 37 95 Rangoon, per acct. Miss H. Phinney, coll. on the field for Bible Sch., Rs. 150; donations for pr., Rs. 151 5-0; total Rs. 301 5-0 Bhamo, per acct. Sept. 30, 1899, Rev. W. H. Roberts, fr. a London friend, Rs. 50; from the Deputy Commissioner, Rs. 100; total Rs. 150 Insein, per acct. Rev. W. F. Thomas, colls. from associations, chs. and S. S., Rs. 502 10-3 Sandoway, per acct. Rev. C. L. Davenport, donations rec'd on the field, Rs. 237 12-6 Namkham, per acct. Rev. M. B. Kirkpatrick, M. D., cash collected on the field, Rs. 615 14-9.. Bassein, per acct. Miss L. E. Tschirch, from the Karens and others, Rs. 3,572 2-9

INDIA, $4,135.23. Kavali, per acct. Sept. 30,

1899, Rev.

E. Bullard.

166 00

West Hartford,

Conn., Chas.

Ramsay, add'l 225 50 Elizabethtown,

N. Y., Orlan

do J. Durand

Manchester,
N. Y., Polly
Mitchell

10 94

20 00

78 54

Vermont

1,095 14

Massachusetts

18.752 61

Rhode Island

2,515 64

Connecticut

3,385 15

203 23

New England

1,000 00

New York

19,728 62

New Jersey

6,442 01

Pennsylvania

16,247 97

.....1,178 76

Delaware

47 40

District of Columbia

489 38

Virginia

30 85

West Virginia

1,715 72

Ohio

7,592 53

Indiana

2,584 57

Illinois

4,651 00

3,417 20

2,922 11

Minnesota

3,735 18

Wisconsin Missouri Kansas

1,181 98

372 06

2,778 62

Nebraska

1,327 73

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