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Young Men's Christian Association- Or- ganized 1854.
Officers and Committees for the year 1859. -J. J. Elwell, Pres .; Chauncey Prentiss, L. Alcott and Dr. T. Sterling, Vice Prest's .; J. E. Ingersoll, Cor. Sec .; A. S. Gorham, Treas .; J. T. Sterling, Rec. Sec.
Rooms. J. F. Keeler, T. S. Beckwith, D. P. Eells, Missionary Labor.
Rooms, 249 Superior St. over H. D. Ken- dall & Co's. store.
Reading Room, open, free to the public, every day (Sundays excepted) from 8 o'clock A. M. to 10 P. M.
Library, 1300 volumes-Open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2 to 4 o'clock P. M., and from 7 to 9 o'clock P. M. On Satur- day from 3 to 8 o'clock P. M.
Monthly Meeting held on the last Tues- day evening of each month.
Prayer Meeting held every Saturday ev- ening at the rooms.
Union Mission Sabbath School-Under the joint care of the Y. M. C. Association and the Ladies Christian Union, held on Champlain Street, at 2 o'clock P. M. Su- perintendent, Daniel P. Eells, Assist. Supt. G. W. Whitney.
Ladies Christian Union -- Auxilliary to the Y. M. C. A .- Organized 1859.
Officers and Prudential Committee for the year 1859 --- Mrs. S. B. Page, President ; Mrs. John Coon, Bap., Mrs. E. T. Sterling, Epis., Mrs. I. L. Hewitt, Presb., Mrs. B. Stedman, Cong., Mrs. G. W. Whitney, Meth., Mrs. W. H.Brewster, Wes. Meth., Vice Presidents; Mary Clark Brayton, Secretary; Mary C. Witt, Treas.
Prudential Committee-Mrs. S. B. Page, Mrs. C. A. Dean, Mrs. J. B. Meriam, Mary Jane Beattie, Mary C. Witt, Mrs. Geo. A. Benedict, Mrs .. L. W. Pond, Mary L. At- water, Mary Clark Brayton.
Monthly Meeting at Rooms of the Y. M. C. Association on the second Monday of each month, at 4 o'clock P. M.
Western Seamen's Friend Society - Or- ganized 1830, meets annually at such time and place as the Executive Committee shall designate. Rev. S. C. Aiken, D. D .; J. A. Foot, Esq. ; Rev. S. W. Adams, D. D .; Charles A. Dean, Rev. Jas. Eells, T. P. Handy, Esq .; Rev. F. T. Brown ; J. B. Parish Rev. J. A. Thome ; E. T. Sterling, D. D. ; Rev. John Peat, A. M .; J. Masury, Rev. A. Wheeler ; Rev. R. H. Hurlburt ; F. C. Babbitt, Rev. J. B. Bittinger, C. Taylor, Esq .; Rev. J. C. White ; B. Sted- man, Esq. ; Rev. R. B. Claxton, D. D. ; Rev. J. W. Lowe; J. Liece; Rev. Wm. Daý ; Rev. D. Prosser, Executive Board. J. Proud- foot, Secretary.
Standing Committees-J. B. Meriam, W. E. Beckwith, Charles Dockstader, Finance. The St. George's Society --- Meet the first Tuesday in every month, at the Sons of Temperance Hall, over J. Stair & Son's D. W. Brooks, A. H. Bigelow, E. H. Inger- soll, Lectures. Charles A. Willard, G. F. LeBoutelier, E. W. Sackrider, Library and store, Ontario st. T. A. Walton, President ;
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John Outhwaite, V. President ; Edwin Stair, Treasurer; Henry Parsons, Rec. Sec'y; John Hale, Sec'y of Accts .; Rev. Dr. Bolles, Chap- lain; Dr. Wm. H. Capener, Physician; Chas. Easty, Wm. Parsons, Alfred Meads, Morris Clark, Stewards; Thomas Easty, Benjamin H. Stair, J. M. Blackburn, Charitable Com.
The St. Andrew's Society-Meets at J. C. Cramer's office, Rouse's Block. A benevo- lent institution organized May 5, 1846, to afford aid and encouragement to Scotch im- migrant, and distressed natives of Scotland, resident in Cleveland. The stated quarterly meetings are held on the second Tuesday in February, August May, and November; the latter the officers for the ensuing year are elected, and installed into office on St. An- drew's day (November 30.) John Kirk- patrick, President ; John C. Grannis, John L. Denham, G. Whitelaw, John Proudfoot, Vice Presidents ; John Downie, Henry Shanks, Wm. McIntosh, Managers ; Rev. James McGill, Chaplain ; P. A. Gordon, Physician ; David McIntosh, Treasurer ; Walter Dalgleish, Recording Secretary; Alex- ander Hunter, Corresponding Secretary.
Monas Relief Society --- Organized Sept. 1, 1852. Meet first Friday on every month, Prospect st., cor. of Huron. W. S. Kerruish, President; Wm. Brew, V. President; W. H. Brew, Sec'y .; James Christian, Treasurer; Thomas Quayle, William K. Corlett, John Black: Wm. Brew, W. K. Corlett, Thomas Craine, Relief Committe.
Monas Mutual Benefit Society --- Meet first Monday in each month, in Hoffman's Block, Public Square. William Brew, President; William Radcliff, V. President; William G. Harrison, Sec'y; Thomas Harrison, Treasurer; J. J. Crane, John Cubbon, John T. Radcliff, Trustees. Organized April, 1855.
German Freemen's Education Society __ No. 272 St. Clair st. G. W. Smith, Presi- dent; A. Wangerni, V. President; D. Langs- dorf, Sec'y; H. Dorr, Treasurer.
Cleveland Musical Society - Room 147 Ontario street. S. L. Bingham, President ; D. O. Cole, Secretary ; E. A. Hopkins, Trea- surer ; J. M. Leland, Librarian; F. X. Byerley, Director.
Cuyahoga County Agricultural Society- Members of the Board : A. A. Jewett, President, Newburgh ; Josiah Hurst, Vice President, Dover; W. Dewitt, Secretary, Cleveland ; Benjamin H. Stair, Treasurer, Cleveland ; Clark S. Gates, Brooklyn; E. S. Willard, Cleveland ; B. Martin, Cleve- land ; J. G. Ruggles, Newburgh ; I. L.
Gleason, Independence.
Ladies Home Missionary Society-Of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Cleveland. This society, under the management of a no- ble band of zealous and benevolent ladies, principally connected with the St. Clair St. Church, has been actively and efficiently en- gaged in the cause of humanity for a number of years,
The ladies have recently transferred the Ragged School (so called) formerly under their care to the Young Men's Christian As- sociation, and will hereafter be able to direct their efforts to other portions of the missionary field in the city. The objects of the Society as expressed in its constitution are "to amel- iorate the condition of the poor of this city and vicinity by feeding the hungry, clothing the destitute, and furnishing them with the instruction of the means of grace." Its offi- cers are : Mrs. Samuel H. Baird, President ; Mrs. George P. Burwell, Vice President ; Mrs, Thomas H. Oakley, Secretary ; Mrs. W. P. Cooke, Treasurer ; Mrs. Samuel Fol- jambe, Mrs. John Hale, Mrs. C. L, Bauder, Mrs. John Howland, Mrs. F. Vance, Mana- gers.
Cleveland Bible Society --- Joseph Perkins, President; The Pastors of all co-operating churches in the city of Cleveland, V. Presi- dents ; Seth H. Sheldon, H. B. Tuttle, S. Foljambe, H. Benton, Directors; E. F. Young, Rec. Sec'y; James M. Hoyt, Cor. Sec'y; D. P. Eells, Treasurer; S. H. Mather, Auditor; Ingham & Bragg, Depositaries.
Western Reserve Sunday School and Tract Society __ Depository at Ingham & Bragg's, 191 Superior st.
MEDICAL COLLEGES.
Cleveland Medical College --- Corner Erie and St. Clair sts. Faculty --- John Delamater, M. D., Prof. of Midwifery, and Diseases of Women and Children; Jared P. Kirtland, M. D., Prof. of the Principles and Practice of Medicine ; J. Lang Cassels, M. D., Prof. of Chemistry and Botany ; Jacob J. Dela- mater, M. D., Prof. of Materia Medica, The- rapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence; Proctor Thayer, M. D., Prof. of Anatomy and Phys- iology; Gustave C. E. Weber, M. D. Prof. of the Principles and Practice of Surgery; H. K. Cushing, M. D., Adjunct Prof. of Mid- wifery and Diseases of Women and Children; Peter Allen, M. D., Trumbull Co., William Bushnell, M. D., Highland Co., Albert Read, M. D., Huron Co., John W. Russell, M. D., Knox Co., Medical Censors.
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Western Homeopathic College __ Ohio st., chartered 1850. Officers __ John Wheeler, M. D., President; Dudley Baldwin, Esq., V. President; Wm. H. Burridge, Sec'y. Fac- ulty __ B. L. Hill, M. D., Berlin Heights, O., Professor of General, Special and Surgical Anatomy; A. R. Bartlett, M. D., Aurora, Ill., Professor of Physiology and General Pathol- ogy; J. Brainerd, M. D., Cleveland, O., Pro- fessor of Medical Botany, Chemistry and Toxicology; J. S. Douglas, M. D., Milwaukee, Wis., Professor of Materia Medica, Special Pathology and Diagnosis; John Ellis, M. D., Detroit, Mich., Prof. of Principles and Prac- tice of Medicine; S. R. Beckwith, M. D., Cleveland, O., Prof. of Surgery and Surgical Diseases; E. A. Guilbert, M. D., Dubuque, Iowa, Prof. of Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo- men and Children ; Hon. John Crowell, Cleveland, O., Prof. of Medical Jurisprudence. D. S. Smith, M. D., Waukegan, Ill., A. O. Blair, M. D., Columbus, O., J. Sill, Kalama- zoo, Mich., Censors. Officers of Faculty __ Hon. John Crowell, Dean; J. Brainerd, M. D., Registrar. Daniel Odell, Janitor.
ASYLUMS.
Boys' Asylum-Kept by the Sisters of Charity, Monroe St., west side. Catholic.
Cleveland Orphan Asylum-Kinsman St. near Wilson Avenue. .
Officers-Sherlock J. Andrews, Pres .; Daniel P. Eells, Clerk; George Mygatt, Treas.
Trustees-H. W. Clark, Benj. Rouse, Philo Scovill.
Board of Managers-Mrs. Elisha Taylor, Pres .; Mrs. L. M. Hubby, Mrs. S. William- son, Mrs. G. Chapman, Mrs. Dr. Hanna, Mrs. J. K. Miller, Mrs. Mary H. Severance, Mrs. B. Harrington, Mrs. B. Rouse, Mrs. Hiram Griswold, Mrs. S. B. Page, Miss Ma- ry Dean.
Mrs. Wm. Mittleberger, Sec .; Mrs. Os- borne, Matron; Miss Helen Townsend, Teacher; Dr. Theodore T. Sterling, Physi- cian.
St Mary's Orphan Asylum-Harmon St. near Kinsman. Victorine Boucher, Prin- cipal.
CEMETERIES.
JESSE PALMER, Sexton and Superintendent.
Catholic --- Kinsman, east of Woodland. City --- Erie, between Ohio and Bolivar.
Jewish --- Tifereth Israel Congregation, junc. Monroe and Willet. Israelitic Anshe Ches- sed Congregation, junct. Monroe and Willet. West Side --- Monroe st.
Woodland --- Kinsman, between Second and Bolton Avenucs. -
CONVENTS.
Sisters of Charity of the Immalculate Conception-Monroe street, near Willett, west side. Under the patronage of the R. C. Bishop of Cleveland; Catherine Bissonette. Superioress.
Ursline-Euclid, west of Erie. Under the patronage of the R. C. Bishop of Cleve- land. Mary Beamount, Superioress. There is a boarding School, also three day schools and two free schools. There are four schools on the east side and five on the west side that are supplied with female teachers from this Institution.
BANDS.
Hecker Band- Rooms over 151 Water ; Reinhart, Leader.
Leland's Band-Rooms 222 Superior ; J. M. Leland, Leader.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Agitator-Semi-monthly. Mrs. H. F. M. Brown, Editor and Proprietor. Office 288 Superior street.
Analyst-Semi-monthly. J. A. Spencer & Co., Editors and Proprietors. Office 197 Superior street.
Germania - (German) Semi-weekly and weekly. Ernest Scheuffler, Editor and Pro- prietor. Office south side of Public Spuare.
National Democrat-Daily and weekly- E. A. Munson, Publisher. C. B. Flood, Ed- itor. Office, 144 Superior street.
Herald- Daily, tri-weekly, and weekly. by Fairbanks, Benedict & Co. G. A. Bene- dict and J, H, A. Bone, Editors. Office 132 Bank street.
Leader-Daily, tri-weekly, and weekly by E. Cowles & Co. J. A. Harris, Editor, Of- fice 144 Superior street. .
Plaindealer -- Daily, tri-weekly, and week- ly, by J. W. Gray. J. W. Gray, and Chas. F. Brown, Editors. Office corner of Supe- rior and Vineyard streets.
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Review-Daily, and semi-weekly by T. L. Wilcox. H. N. Johnson, Editor. Office 147 Water street.
Commercial Gazette -- Weekly. John K. Lowe, Publisher. Office 144 Superior street.
Dodge's Literary Museum-Weekly. Os- sian E. Dodge, Editor and Proprietor. Office 5 Euclid street.
Ohio Farmer-Weekly. Thos. Brown, Editor and Proprietor. Office 197 Superior street.
The Christliche Batschafter-(German,) Semi-monthly, by C. Hammer. C. G. Koch, Editor, Office 218 and 220 Kinsman street.
The Christliche Kinderfreund-(German,) by C. Hammer. C. G. Koch, Editor. Office 218 and 220 Kinsman street.
The Evangelical Messenger --- Semi-month- ly, by C. Hammer. S. G. Clewell, Editor. Office 218 and 220 Kinsman street.
The Western Law Monthly --- Hayden, King & Elwell, Publishers. Chester Hay- den, LL. D., General Editor; Hon. R. P. Ranney, Supervisory Editor of Code Depart- ment : J. J. Elwell, and M. A. King, Assis- tant Editors. Office Rouse's Block, corner of Public Square.
Vanguard --- Weekly. Wm. Denton, Al- fred Cridge, and Anna Denton Cridge, Edi- tors and Proprietors. Office 109 Lake street.
Waechter am Erie --- (German,) Weekly. August Thime, Editor and Proprietor. Of- fice 181 Ontario street.
Wool Grower's Reporter --- Monthly. An- drew Meader, Editor and Proprietor. Office 109 Bank street.
CHURCHES.
[BAPTIST. ]
First Baptist-Corner Euclid and Erie. Purchased of the Plymouth Congregation, April, 1855. Rev. S. W. Adams, Pastor, Nicholas Quackenbush, Sexton.
Second Baptist-Erie, corner Ohio. Pur- chased from Second Presbyterian Church, 1851. Rev. Daniel S. Watson, Pastor.
Third Baptist-Corner Clinton and State. Erected in 1855. Rev. S. B. Page, Pastor.
Mission Baptist -- Corner Hudson street and Scoville Avenue. Supplied by Pastors from the other Baptist Churches of the city.
[CONGREGATIONAL.]
Plymouth Church-Prospect street, west |men.
of Erie. Rev. James C. White, Pastor. W. HI. Francisco, Sexton.
Congregational Church -Detroit, corner State. Erected 1850; dedicated 1852. Rev. J. A. Thome, Pastor. Daniel Mallony, Sexton.
[CATHOLIC.]
St. John's Cathedral-Corner Erie and Su- perior. Amadeus Rappe, D. D., Bishop. Assistants- Rev. E. Harmon, Rev. C. B. O'Conner. N. Wagner, Sexton.
St. Mary's Church-Corner Columbia and Girard. Rev. X. Obermuller, Pastor.
St. Patrick's Church - Whitman, near Woodbine. James Vincent Conlan, Joseph Conlan, Pastors.
St. Peter's - Superior, corner of Dodge. Rev. J. Luke. There is a school connected with this Church.
St. Vincent's Asylum- Monroe. Under the care of the Sisters of Charity of St. Au- gustine. S. Ursula, Mother Superior. - Twenty religious ; sixty orphan boys.
[DISCIPLES CHURCH. ]
Corner Franklin and the Circle. Erected in 1846. Rev. Mr. Jones, Pastor. I. U. Masters, James Cannon, D. P. Nickerson, Trustees ; Hiram Pierce, J. S. Calkins, Dea- cons ; William Bowler, Clerk.
[EPISCOPAL.]
Grace Church-Corner of Prospect and Erie streets. Rev. Lawson Carter, Rector. Rev. Wm. A. Rich, Assistant Minister ; Joseph Price, Sexton. C. J. Woolson and E. W. Palmer, Wardens. S. H. Webb, D. E. Field, J. D. Cleveland, W. L. Carter, P. Freeman, C. P. Whitney, E. R. Griswold, and E. C. Bush, Vestrymen.
St. Johns-Corner Wall street, West Side. Erected 1836; consecrated 1838. Rev. Lewis Burton, Rector. John S. Furnell, Sexton. S. N. Herrick, G. L. Chapman, Wardens ; S. W. Johnson, Wells Porter, W. B. Castle, B. Tinker, John H. Sargent, J. Beverlin, W. Foster. Vestrymen.
St. Pauls-Euclid corner of Sheriff streets. Built 1848. Rev. Robert B. Claxton, Pastor. James Fassitt, Sexton.
Trinity-Superior street. Rebuilt 1854, and consecrated on Ascension day, May 17, 1855. James A. Bolles, D. D., Rector. John Shelley, Ansel Roberts, Wardens; S. L. Mather, B. Harrington, R. P. Spalding, Philo Chamberlin, John A. Vincent, S. F. Lester, S. B. Axtell, T. A. Walton, Vestry-
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Trinity Church was organized, November 9th, 1816, and is therefore the oldest organ- ized Church of any denomination in the city of Cleveland. The first building in which the congregation worshiped, was erected on the corner of Seneca and St. Clair streets, and was entirely destroyed by fire in March, 1854. The present edifice on Superior street, was erected in 1854, and consecrated on Ascension day, May 17th, 1855.
Free Chapel and Widows Home-Scoville Avenue, near Brownell, under the care of and sustained by Trinity Church.
[JEWISH. ]
Ansche Chesed Congregation-28 Eagle St. S. Thorman, President ; Marcus Wolf, Vice President ; Joel Englehart, Isaac Hopferman, H. Bloch, L. H. Schwarzenberger, Gershon Straus, A. Halle, Trustees. This congregation is composed of about one hundred and twenty members. The Synagogue was erected in 1846, is a brick structure 35 by 70, and cost $2,500.
Tifereth Israel Congregation-Huron St., corner of Miami. Synagogue erected in 1855, dedicated January, 1856; cost $10,000. Rev. Jacob Cohen, Acting Minister; K. Straus, Sexton ; J. Steiner, George A. Davis, S. Mann, D. Cauffman, C. Loeb, B. F. Peixoto, Louis Kilman, Trustees.
[LUTHERAN.]
Evangelical Zion-Bolivar, near Erie. Or- ganized April 14th, 1843, dedicated Janua- ry 20th, 1848; Henry Schwan, Pastor .- William Depner, Sexton. A week school of 90 scholars. Members, 500.
Trinity Church-Jersey, near Lorain. J. C. William Lindeman, Pastor. Henry Schreif- er, Sexton. A week school of 80 scholars. Members, 450.
Salem Church-Corner Eagle and Erie. Erected in 1856, dedicated in 1857. This Church has a large membership.
[METHODIST EPISCOPAL.]
St. Clair St .- Corner St. Clair and Wood. Rev. John Peat, Pastor. W. P. Cooke, Samuel Foljambe, John Gill, Jacob Lowman, S. A. Powers, Trustees ; Geo. P. Burwell, Collec- tor ; W. P. Cooke, Supt. of Sabbath School.
Erie Street-Erie near Ohio. Erected 1853, dedicated Oct. 23,1853. Rev. R. H. Hurlburt, Pastor. J. Gillard, Sexton. E. A. Brock, J. M. Hower, C. J. Keeler, H. Latimer, Horace Wilkins, Trustees.
Church Street-Corner Church and Hano- ver. Erected 1835, dedicated 1840. A.
Wheeler, Pastor. Lyman Whitney, Henry Stevens, Sam'l H. Crowl, Alfred Davis, W. A. Ingham, Ezra Honeywell, George Pres- ley, Horace Benton, Henry Hale, Trustees.
Scoville Avenue-Scoille Avenue, east of Perry. Erected 1851. Rev. James W. Lowe, Pastor. Chas. Thompson, Sexton.
Bridge Street-Corner Bridge and Taylor. Erected 1855, dedicated 1857. Rev. T. J. Pope, Pastor. Samuel Moore, Samuel H. Crowl, Joseph Turton, Benj. Parkin, Thos. Bloxhan, Trustees.
City Mission-St. Clair near Pittsburgh Repair Shop. Rev. H. P. Henderson, Pastor. C. L. Bauder, W. P. Cooke, C. W. Chis- holm, Trustees.
German-Prospect, west of Erie. Erected in 1847. Emil Baur, Pastor. Ludwig Marc, Sexton.
German-Lorain, corner McLane. Erected 1851, dedicated 1852. George Adam Ren- ter, Pastor. Ludwig Keeley, Sexton. F. Dryer, Supt. of Sabbath School. Day School in connection with this Church in the summer.
African-Bolivar, east of Erie. S. T. Jones, Pastor. J. A. Davis, P. C. Jones, D. H. Crosby, John Skinner, G. C. Wooten, Trustees.
[PRESBYTERIAN. ]
First-Public Square, corner of North Ontario street. Erected 1856. Rev. S. C. Aiken, D. D., and W. H. Goodrich, Pastors, A. Strong and W. G. Stedman, Deacons ; Joseph Sargeant, D. F. Atwater, J. A. Foot, F. C. Keith, E. H. Merrill, George Mygatt, Elders.
Second-Superior street, east of the Park. Erected 1851. Rev. James Eells, Pastor. William K. Curtiss, Sexton. W. A. Otis, S. H. Fox, J. Holt, Deacons. Levi Benedict, Hiram Griswold, T. P. Handy, D. A. Shep- ard, M. L. Brooks, Elders. S. H. Mather, Clerk. Communicants-403.
Euclid Street-Euclid corner of Brownell. Erected 1852. J. B. Bittinger, Pastor; John Horner, Sexton. Elisha Taylor, Zalmon Fitch, F. S. Slosson, S. C. Porter, Elders. Joseph Perkins, Henry Harvey, Deacons.
Associate-Erie near Huron. Erected in the spring of 1843. Dedicated in the fall of 1843. Rev. James McGill, Pastor. Jno. Taylor, Sexton.
Westminster - Prospect, corner Hunting- ton. Erected 1858. Rev. Frederick T. Brown, Pastor ; James Reanier, Sexton.
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Mayflower Mission Church-Orange, near Mayflower. Erected 1856; no regular or- ganization ; service morning and evening. Rev. William Day, Pastor. - Upton, Sex- ton. Sunday School at 3 P. M., attended by 250 children.
[WESLEYAN METHODIST.]
Wesleyan-Euclid, near Sheriff. Erected and dedicated in 1840. W. H. Brewster, Pastor.
[MISCELLANEOUS.]
German United Brethren Church-Corner York and Bridge. Ezekiel Light, Pastor. There is a day school in connection with this Church.
Moravian Church- Tracy, between Lo- rain and Abbey. Frederick G. Kaufholtz, Pastor.
Dutch Evangelical Protestant Church - Corner Erie and Hamilton. C. H. A. Al- lardt, Pastor.
True Bible Christian Church-Corner Or- ange and Irving. Joseph Hodge, Pastor. Jas. Gill, Sexton.
Salem Evangelical Church-Corner Erie and Eagle. John Bernhert, Pastor.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
First Presbyterian __ F. C. Keith, Superin- tendent --- Meets 12 o'clock M, --- Twenty-five teachers --- One hundred and seventy-five scholars.
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Second Presbyterian --- T, P. Handy, Super- intendent --- Meets 12 o'clock M .--- Nineteen teachers --- one hundred and eighty-five schol- ars.
Euclid Street Presbyterian --- Joseph Per- kins Superintendent --- Meets 12 o'clock M .--- Twenty-four teachers -- One hundred and for- ty-three scholars.
Westminster Presbyterian --- Dr. Taylor, Su- perintent --- Meets 12 o'clock M .--- Nineteen teachers --- One hundred scholars.
United Presbyterian --- Erie street --- Pollock and Batie, Superintendents --- Meets 114 o'clock, P. M .--- Eight teachers --- Thirty-five scholars.
First Presbyterian Mission --- Wassonville --- C. W. Noble, Superintendent --- Meets 3 o'clock, P. M .--- Twenty-five teachers --- One hundred and thirty scholars.
Plymouth --- L. M. Pitkin, Superintendent --- Meets 2 o'clock, P. M .--- Forty-four teach- ers --- Three hundred and eighteen scholars.
Mayflower Mission --- T. P. Handy, Superin- tendent --- Meets 3 o'clock, P. M .--- Forty teachers --- Three hundred and seventy-six scholars.
Cedar Avenue Mission --- Joseph Perkins, Superintendent --- Meets 2 o'clock, P. M, --- Twenty-one teachers --- One hundred and twelve scholars.
Congregational --- West Side --- A. G. Hop- kinson, Superintendent --- Meets 2 o'clock P. M .--- Twenty-four teachers --- One hundred and ninety scholars.
St. Clair St. Methodist -- W. P. Cooke, Super- intendent --- Meets 2 o'clock, P. M. --- Twelve teachers --- One hundred and thirty scholars.
Erie Street Methodist --- W. E. Rose, Su- perintendent --- Meets 9 o'clock, A. M .--- Twelve teachers --- One hundred and forty- five scholars.
Scoville Avenue Methodist --- Chas. Thomp- son, Superintendent.
St. Clair Mission --- H. P. Henderson, Su- perintendent --- Meets 3 o'clock, P. M .--- Fif- teen teachers --- Eighty scholars.
Church Street --- West Side --- Horace Ben- ton, Superintendent --- Meets 9 o'clock, A. M .--- Thirty teachers --- One hundred and eighty-four scholars.
Bridge Street Mission --- West Side --- Silas Burlison, Superintendent --- Meets 2 o'lock. P. M .--- Twenty-two teachers --- One hundred and thirty-six scholars.
Prospect Street --- (German Methodist) --- F. Knopf, Superintendent --- Meets 9 o'clock A. M .--- Eight teachers --- Forty scholars.
Mayflower Street Presbyterian ---- Jacob Kurtz, Superintendent --- Meets 2 o'clock P. M .--- ten teachers --- One hundred and twenty- five scholars.
St. Clair Street Presbyterian ---- Henry Witte, Superintendent --- Meets 3 o'clock P. M .--- Ten Teachers --- Fifty Scholars.
Wesleyan Euclid Street Presbyterian --- Rev. Wm. H. Brewster, Superintendent --- Meets 2 o'clock P. M .--- Fourteen Teachers --- Fifty- five scholars.
First Baptist, Euclid Street --- J M. Hoyt, Superintendent --- Meets 9 o'clock A. M .--- Thirty teachers --- Two hundred and one scholars.
Second Baptist, Erie Street --- A. J. Farrar, Superintendent --- Meets 11% P. M --- Twenty- eight teachers --- Three hundred scholars.
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Third Baptist --- West Side --- Wm. M. Maxon, Superintendent --- Meets 1 o'clock P. M .--- Sixteen teachers --- One hundred and forty-five scholars.
Cottage Mission Baptist --- B, F. Rouse, Su- perintendent --- Meets 113 o'clock P. M .--- Forty teachers --- Two hundred and eighty scholars.
Bethel, Water Street-T. S. Beckwith, Su- perintendent --- Meets 2 o'clock P. M .- Twen- ty-five teachers --- One hundred and eighty- five scholars.
Bethel, West Side Branch --- A. M. Noyes, Superintendent --- Meets 113 o'clock P. M .--- Twelve teachers --- One hundred and fifteen scholars.
St. Paul's-Rev. Dr. Claxton, Superintend- ent-Meets 2 o'clock P. M .- Twenty-three Teachers-One hundred aud forty Scholars.
St. John's-W. S .- George L. Chapman, Superintendent-Meets 2 o'clock P. M .- Thirty teachers-One hundred and fifty- seven scholars.
Grace-Rev. Dr. Carter, Superintendent- Meets 2 o'clock P. M .- Twenty teachers- One hundred Scholars.
Trinity --- Rev. Dr. Bolles, Superintendent -- Meets 2 o'clock P. M.
Trinity Home, for sick and friendless-At Wasonville. M. Varian, Superintendent -Meets 3 o'clock P. M .- Five teachers- Thirty scholars.
Evangelical German. Missionary .--- - - Brodbeck, Superintendent.
Erie Street-E. G. Koch, Superintendent -Meets 3 o'clock, P. M .- Twelve teachers -Eighty scholars.
Young Men's Christian Association .- J. F. Keeler, Superintendent-Meets at 2 o'clock P. M .- Nine teachers-Fifty scholars.
Cleveland Heights .- J. G. Jennings, Su- perintendent-Meets 2 o'clock P. M.
Infirmary-Setto Sheldon, Superintendent -Meets 9 o'clock A. M.
North Brooklyn-J. G. Graham, Superin- tendent-Meets 112 o'clock P. M.
Moravian (West Side)-Rev. F. G. Kauf- holtz, Superintendent.
East Cleveland Union S. S .- T. Dwight Eells, Superintendent-Meets 3 o'clock P. M.
German Methodist Episcopal ( West Side)- Corner Lorain and Hudson streets-M. Trear, Superintendent.
English Methodist Episcopal (West Side)- J. Parkin, Superintendent-Meets 9 o'clock A. M.
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