. Histories of American schools for the deaf, 1817-1893 . ical Institute 8-21-22-23-35 Publications 9 Legislation 9-25. Prof. Alexander Graham Bell; Letter to the Legislature, etc 11 Miss Daisy M. Way 20. Statistics of Day Schools 21 Preparation of Text Books 22 Pledges Fumiled 23 Catholic School for the Deaf. 24 Law of Wisconsin 25 Home Training of Deaf Mutes 27 ERRATA. On page 4, fourth line, read $285; fifth line, read $235. The Church Mission to Deaf-Mutes, NEW YORK, N. Y.,1872-1893. By Rev. THOMAS GALLAUDET, D. D., General Matiager of the Society. THE CHUECH MISSION TO DEAF-MUTES. This So
. Histories of American schools for the deaf, 1817-1893 . ical Institute 8-21-22-23-35 Publications 9 Legislation 9-25. Prof. Alexander Graham Bell; Letter to the Legislature, etc 11 Miss Daisy M. Way 20. Statistics of Day Schools 21 Preparation of Text Books 22 Pledges Fumiled 23 Catholic School for the Deaf. 24 Law of Wisconsin 25 Home Training of Deaf Mutes 27 ERRATA. On page 4, fourth line, read $285; fifth line, read $235. The Church Mission to Deaf-Mutes, NEW YORK, N. Y.,1872-1893. By Rev. THOMAS GALLAUDET, D. D., General Matiager of the Society. THE CHUECH MISSION TO DEAF-MUTES. This Society was incorporated in October, 1872, to promotethe temporal and spiritual welfare of adult deaf-mutes. Itwas an outgrowth from St. Anns Free Church, founded inOctober, 1852, for deaf-mutes and their hearing and speakingfriends.: In efforts to lead deaf-mutes and their families into pastoralrelations St. Anns Church has accomplished an important localwork in the city of New York, while the Church Mission toDeaf-Mutes has occupied a much larger REV. TfiOMAS GALLAUDET, D. D. The General Manager of the Society, Rev. Thomas Gallau-det, D. D., was greatly blessed in pioneering church workamong deaf-mutes in several of the larger cities of our country,and in opening the way for Messrs. Henry W. Syle, Austin , and Job Turner to be ordained as missionaries to theii*silent brethren. At length, providential circumstances led toa division of the extensive field. The Eev. Mr. Syle was placedin chaige of this special mission in the Diocese of Pennsyl- 4 The Church Mission to Deaf-Mutes. vania and the adjoining Dioceses; the Rev. Mr. Mann in thir-teen of the Mid-Western Dioceses ; and the Rev. Job Turnerin the Southern Dioceses. The missionaries of The Church Mission to Deaf-Mutes,New York, the Rev. Dr. Gallaudet, the Rev. John Chamber-lain, the Rev. Thomas B. Berry, and the Rev. Anson T. Colt,,were limited in their ojDerations to the five Dioceses of theState of New York, t
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