New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
institution for the Relief of the Poor.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PuIIADxLPHIA, April "a 1916
larce public meeting was held last evening al the
Commissioners Hall, Moyamensns Tor tue PURPOSE o'
orc1nizinr Society under the title oil Inc Soutue'h
Branch Missionary Society. AuAtaly " .S ~ 5
Home Missionary Society for the Relief oil tue roof anu
having Tor lis object the erection oi spacious
aasped To IA proper classification Tor the reiei anu MOI
ia.,rpc;ou OF the Poor irrespective OF sex coo, Ees
; r nsce of bir,h-fouuded upon the irresistible and
selfeviden, principle that an inteiAsenI man N ~
able circumstances is better member oil society I
no who ia ignorant and utterly destitute oil those means
absolutely requisite Tor proper Hian'eue N 49,
physical and moral structure ,n,,.,or sh,e
the uan proposed is the erection oil ouuuins eSps n
of shcteripg TWO thousand people at eos' 81
Ne .isse5 nv subscriptions In shares OF ten Gosls eaS
,yber, employmeut will be furnished. under sr'ngen'
regulations 10 those who are taken H. s'siis " ~
ono fair consideration for his or ncr pfo0uo -
sale prices for which shall be regulated oy -
f,,, and other occupations conterrne WIFE she
otcers Of the proposed institution or such onei
HE n, suslions as will allay he sppFehensioiS y; @
xork pr classes thst by combination Oh iAoof ne
may no, sell their productions 81 less prices 'nah
the mar et rates II ~, ,s,,sr of the
building designed for religious services ana ecutes
dslaIrd account vii; DC given hereafter when ia
| organic alton hiss beer effected ~.
Judge Bourier was appointed to preside over .ae
meeting Il Gibbons and Simeon Co!ans' ~, So,
| dents Henry 5. Porter snd Rev Henry u Aoo-'' ~
| retsries. ,..,,,a-
IN, meeting was then addressed il sensible manner
| iupar,ing practical ideas by VIVA :! Mauen "Ho 1s
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sc,iyy ard zeal ey!ucsd by Mr.. Mullen on nhu'nei ao
occasions has proved him be in deed the poor uan
( friend" Rev Henry d. Moore followed with a ie" 'e
marks in his usual pleasing anu effective manner
The whole movement assisted by the active eScruo"s
Of Thomas :. CarenGer-whoi s n gentleman IL nesi'
and head always speaks such ana 10 the purpose
yo,;ng his attention snd n9ncg freely 10 every otee'
tsndias 10 smeoraie the condition OF the human
cannot fail In the purpose OF erecting an iaslu'o 1
alternating the usees thar stict great portion OF oui
nopus,ion and more particularly IN the winter season
Mr. Lavender wss appointed Corresponding seefe
tary ~, r,.;s,,. of ,hs 50
cs,rs Snsr5 of Managers with the names OF laIS
number Of ladies addsd-includins me name OF IlA
| excellent lady Mrs Lucretis Mot-and oiaer ot.cets
who will az q subsequent period cali meeting A te
| a report the meeting sdjourned
AN OLD IN CAuGHr.-Lasi night 8 supicloos
iook;ns iellow a shoemaker named James hrcs as
arrested on suspicion OF having stolen ham, ana on
,skinr him 10 The watch house and being sesrcheo sg
yr, found sscrstsd IN belts about bis oody-si- OF us
.u.n was in gold and tae balance was in oiIs OF 'Ie
Banks of Utica Rochester. sc which has mos
,i6naby been obtsned by roebsry or e.nel -
means On the prisoner also iouho soiSiA P.ss
o; paper with the following MEMORANDUM; - pSAe
marks: Suspected Of robbirs store al SAins
Constable Wilbur received intorrnstsoh d Sa. ;
few weeks ago. that burglary hao osen -
there, and gold watch and quantity Oh niols9 49,
Birce being supposed TO be the perpeuaioi. oa
Ing ais place OF deposit In the garnet OF the
block Man,st the watch and money stolen al salna
together with large collection OF keys and qusnnty
bosus dimes were found. Buffalo Com. ADV.