New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-18


AIDTsN,sIc.-John Bel. arrested bv ois,sr
Grshsm OF The Sixteenth Ward for dscrtery bshsyIor
va discharged a. the stsEoc -hcvse ~ Nasrrr.n
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LARoEsIrs N. v.-pisns. colossl .rr..,.s
81 crncsr Hsvisrd, Of the Xilh Wscd foE seaus tsc
gold esses from George sss Of Newark Franc Pe,e.
am snd Nsrgsret Lossn coored arrested By Kennedy
and Cochran, Hid IN suspicion OF stealing trunk ful
Of eoihiog snpPosed to belong To Mary Ferris; WIN
Bsspys arrested for stealing boots by oosr Clsh.ns
lll's Ortiz sHmpsca BY othcer LusA, let for stealing
snv.
Mosr LIsEIs-Ou Saturday Edward Cooper
o the Custom Hopss and Nsthsoiel X Stiusou OF IT,
Day SooS, weg- he'd 70 b.. for oels TIE character
Ct Or. Francis Bacon.
COUSrERrglT MO>Er.--A woman named Bird
a., Fiery wss arrested snt held 10 answer charge Of
passing counterfeit g. bill ~ Anthony Delshsnty Of
$40 houst
~ TAO customers, named Andrew Rosenflr
get snd VIM sanford were arrested and cor niittsd
for examination on charge OF stealing 10 bOxss OF
chocolate from Mr. Benson.
OsLIusus DRIvrR-Oaicer Ksvsn.sh Of the
ID found cart No astrsy vita Dad Of tea and oats
The esFmsn vi. drunk sri s.leep IA the street
TrEspAy MosNfSG.
sOCis ~ EoR hsLiFF AID ENPIONNs>ro ~ TIE
Poor. We have before u, ths Elaa Aanu.i Report Of
feIlaf On poor womer Unable to obtain regular employ
ment and wac prefer 10 render suer labor they are
capable Of In return Ter the pecuu,sry aid which i
snorJs them. Esch subscriber q as has the prve O.
Of sending woman every week during The season, IN
receive worn. for which she Is pad when returned
tsr and literal price ihu, Ma poor operative 10
ss.UreJ Of stns sum weekly snd {, moreover placed
IN the way Of more profitable occupation BY the op.
pJrtunly Afforded Of showing her ability aud making
her need known TO those under whoss observation she
comes During the past year the number ct ,ubscrie.
hss increased. sud the number OF applicants pro-
portionsbly Ths latter have averaged - per week,
throughout the season tho sgest number applying on
sny day has been 1914 About 900 have
bean msde. the sale Of which has been greatly iaei.
taled by the arrangement made As, Fs f0s the pur
pose Before that time, various SCENTS had been em
ploy Il ia different parts OF the CITY for their disposal
but Is found that these could not fve either suh
ciant room tor their exhibition or proper siieBtion tO
thr.E sale The present Repository Of thu Society.
situated in desirable location, and lifted up al mod
erste expense procured shortly after tho last An
nus Meeting, and capable person emp oyod 10 attend
on customers The change has been attended with
mOss beneficial results
The Treasurer, % presenting her report, would
srstuas she Society upon the OF the ye,r and
upon the sn.lnsss Of the amount dua only $50 ~ thu
dsbt b@ing lch less n AZ the tso preceding yesrs
-shen Il hss amounted 30 from st0O TO ESQ At the
closing Oi the annual accounts AZ the same time II
bs borne 10 mind Thai 10 order TO prepare tho
work for tho coming season, IL ho been found ueces
.sry to purchase about 200 worth Of goods On
credit the subscribers therefore, will confer fsvor
by sending la their subscriptions as early ss possible
~ meet the demands Of the Society.
Upwards Of 1000 garments having been Sold the
stocs hand IL considerably less than last year. show
ina great Increase OF sales The increase in the
funess OF the society may DO Judged by the following
table, showing the amount paid ~ applicants Tor wOr
including sewing and cutting.