The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

oTrHAs asSLrM ElaHgESIH ANNIVERSARY.
This festvafwas Gel. brsted at the institute Friday
evening In the presence Of and fashionable
audience. which completely filed the lecture room.
The Rev Mr. Spear commenced the exercises by
prayer and Mr. sesrnes read portion Of the scriptures
after which the Rev Mr shscklrth read the report Of
the Corr pondng Secretary by which learn that the
history ~ this institution during the past year has been
one Of UNMARRIED prcsprity The managers acknowledge
several liberal donations and also the grant from the
owners Of Greenwood cen.eer, u lot u ground where
they lay those Of their youthful charge whom death
may take away. That there Mt present In the insti
tute 1is children Thirty eight left the asylum during
III. year for service 10 relatives for adoption. The
children taught household work sewing knitting.
and all branches a. tudy that may tit them for the life
Of toll which probably is beforc them They attend re-
lpi service and receive religious instruction There
are learning geography 81 arithmetic, -; history o;
reading OIL alphsb-t,s During the year the children
have made 800 garments l3o article = bedding and %
pairs a stockings. During he month Of January, the
small pox broke tut IN the Asylum The siek children
placed in the wing 81 The building ut once,
and thus separated from the rest svry prccaution was
taken two employed and Urs ostrander and
weeks were constant Ia their attendance All the
children had recovered With this exception there had
been illness In the sylum during he year, fact
conmo IN 50 large family snd which was 20 be at
tribui,d mainly the exercise il, air and simple
food Witch they obtained The report the subject Of
the new wing. acknu~isdgrd Inscription from
John Graham Esq. Il ss,V ata .tatsd that the
Their calls upon the benevolent freut e the nsttu
tion bad been freely and brany rrerued 20, aud thus
had been enabled GO pay to- Sha,' tlU'unt.
play house had ai.o been sr.tt.t q cost Of 1924
q upon four lots IL g-uund hsth w tHe building lots
gftt frum john " tranamt Ani JOAN ihley, fsls,
with libeial donatsCn irum Augg.tu. Graham, Esl
The Treasurer hn8ncsi r,l'at hCstd the receipts
during the pact year. fruul nhHuUs ell. cttOns aud
the proceeds Il exhibition Sc si1 a the socictys
funds amounted 1" +b.aih ~ hutuer IA hand at the
ncnt Of the ytar +.-tltal. S5.131 81.
III, expenditure With Il tt SAM ra including sala-
fics provisions citihng aud $40 IL for
furniture amounted q s35H a. Tlrre remained in
hand s2o'2 % awaiting ptrInnrent Investment and
balance ~ cab t. b. e4rri,d 81 tie new account,
commencing May 80 1851 - si@5 20
several by mus, diai gGes aud ORGANIZATIONS then fol-
bvfd IN which tb, pr roieucy ~ tie pupils in their
various studi,s and ~~r singing particularly excited
WY genera adtnirbtth
A collection Ma ttk,p up 81 which the amount
not announced but which eyidently very consider
able.
DR. O., delivered address. in which he said he had
been delighted surprised aud astOnished, at what he
had behad lie quite 10 these little
praaeh,r and " thry Hnt II theatr, at ell In Brook
iyn h, vtis ~ FIR The orphan Asylum theatre and
thee tue sgphens ir actors lie then dwelt upon the
inm.t i. ,-oa dout by this society snd quoted, he
ssid the seau& lin,s u Darwin the great snalyzer
a Nature
Nor gems, 1st twinhlinr hang f,om bcautys ears,
Nor The brig6 .tHfs which nights blue arch adorn
Nor iising susf which giid he v'rnal morn,
shir, with sut "a Instr, ~ the tear. that break
For others No d ysn virtue. cheek"
Tho.e little ttHehet~ sa tanghi them lessen that
night The Vi.t me-, ~ upthsm had said they we're
getting 4 local character b. gla1 they They
already the gcoua ehy ~ the state aud the
seventh W. Che aiorlous IN ~tnNerable tnon. Ana ne
wound call up0B their ciliNthH aud tel them, that
Binckyu had L,Ctnp great IN Ugh good enough and
beautiful enough IL r,i ymuatNy for he unfortunate
~ cnntlutitu. Ne cxUCHtd his supfs" anu ue4ht ~
IN trdt nnd heuty - thc perfou m he'f' hhl h"p,o
they might Often meet again, u be en- 'laneo IN the
niNnHtr
The Rev. Mr. Etarsrorf pronounced Ion, fiction;
ard an original p prrtiy written for the yca loh
Tie Orphans Good Night, finished the exercises