. Berichte der missionarischen und wohlwollenden Gremien und Ausschüsse an die Generalversammlung der Presbyterianischen Kirche in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika . aber eine gab es Seelen gerettet, und in jedem satis-factory Beweis für einen stetigen allgemeinen Fortschritt. Eine der Enttäuschungen des Jahres war die Vorbereitung eines Pastoralbesuchs bei den shejiherdlosen koreanischen Schafen in Mex-ico. Die Bedingungen dieses abgelenkten Landes machten es unmöglich, dorthin zu reisen, so dass Herr Miu, der bereit und ängstlich zu gehen war, gezwungen war, es aufzugeben. Wir sind ohne Leckeranbehilfe für das wohl unserer Brüder dort, und können weiter

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. Reports of the missionary and benevolent boards and committees to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America . but one there were souls saved, and in every one satis-factory evidence of a steady general progress. One of the disappointments of the year was the preventionof a pastoral visit to the shejiherdless Korean sheep in Mex-ico. The conditions of that distracted country made it im-possible to travel there, so Mr. Miu, who was ready and anxi-ous to go, was obliged to give it up. We are without tidingsas to the welfare of our brethren there, and can only leavethem to the Fathers care. One of Mr. Mins old friends and fellow-workers in theHawaiian Islands, Mr. U. S. Kim, and more recently in Cali-fornia, was, during this year, the apparent recipient of aspecial blessing from God. He immediately felt called togo back and preach the gospel to the people in his nativeland. Mr. Min persuaded him to first visit the Korean sta-tions all over California, which he did to their marked edi-fication. Good reports come from his labors in Korea, andthe Koreans in California have adopted him as their mis-. TTNITEI) STATES—CHINESE 193 sionary to their own people at home. They have been de-fraying his expenses, and are now forming plans by whichto make his snpport permanent. Four of our youiij^ men are attending College, 12 in High School, and 37 in other schools. The entire number of communicants is IGO, of whom 39 were addedduring the year. Their gifts to God are as follows: For Church and Congregational Expenses $1, 202 00 For Home and Foreign Missions 269 00 For Building and Repairs 545 00 For Other Purposes 121 00 Total $2, 137 00 CHINESE MISSION HOME—SAN FRANCISCO Never before has the Mission Home been so crowded—every available nook has been pressed into service as bed-rooms, and onr family of Chinese numbers over 80, whichtaxes not only the capacity of our building, but also thecapability of our workers in all the various departmen

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