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st., presieed over by Rev. Dr. Peck Prayers 80
eeeD read the Rev Gsnrlem-n stated The objects q as
Society we're TO provide q comfortable hone A, -
poor OF the Church IL was composed Of an a<,ori.
OF Ladies, whose benevolenee and christian re~s,s ~
the poor and their sufering. bad induced them \, ~
their hands to work OF sucn great msgutads a.rrs..
/ and importance.
| The hIst annual report then read by Re-, ~.
/ Foster. We learn from IL thst "Assa soue -.
position without and many fears withn ~. ~
| Society organized. Tue counsel Of age and 49,
ence was bought and obtained. advice "a. $3.50
OF the benevolent snd Of tnOse on whose 6ietv ;, -
cause of Christ reliance could be placed the go Us
/ counted the plan well considered WA. -
timid and fali-hearted doubted and heststsd 49,
\ II they procs eded with the mstier they sh,uN -
with uncUnqueIsbls difficulties, there were tho. -
gsgrd In the enterprise Of enlarged vie~s g..
faith and hopeful hearts whose help and strength ,s
\ the Mighty One OF Isra.l, and. trusting "A N.
they moved eheerfully snd patiently fo~ard; ~
success which has hitherto attended Their sesrss
prove that theirs ne, a vain eonsls,.
/ and demonstrates the prsctcabiity Of tae -
Of collecting together the sged and in6rn ns,nh.sr -
our Church. and OF furnishing them suh tae n...s ~
comfortable residence SUD support in their de.,,.l
years. To tn project Of placing them uader os rsaS
subject 10 general supervision, there were man, ~
jecons. Actual experiment, has in a measure an.,ss
Ell these election and while we would remember -
sdmoDitiuI, Let not him nsi gtrdeth the h.rs.s
bosst himself as be that puteth il Off,. woua 49,
remember that experience worketh hooe, W.
have been blessed and sustained for yesr-se hoa
! 10 be for many TO come.
Since the opening twen,y.three persons have b,.,
admitted 20 the House for the SICK whose axes VA,
from IS TO q year, and Who baSe been members oth,
/ NJ. f.. Church from Q TO 20 years They under b,
care of faithful snd ladicious maron, whom thsy a.
sst far age and health will permit in the dsreu,
domesuc employments of the House. some among tAep
unable 10 render, but rather require aid from he
| hands OF Others.
"Of the % sisters adml ted, 5 are fr)m ForsyAs.
| Church are from Aliens, Cnurve, o f~.ss wa
| letsr Church. were from Daane-st Church, 3wers
| from Bediordst Church, were from EishteenaS,
| Church, , were from SuA'anst Caurch, and tron
Janest Church
Measures were taken, b. soliciting con,ributions IA
furnish The House, ami the Secretary announced ne
Third Quarterly Report from the Board OF Direcloa
| to the Board nf NJ tnagers that Additions have been
made, gradually from the commencement, as required
! by the want, OF the establishments aud al present
nearly every article OF furniture which the capacities
OF the House will admit has been procured; and geo.
| orally Of quality suited 20 the purposes requitda
Rev. A. NJ Osborn, of Newhurgh, then came forward
and said that with ut entering into great detail ho
would advert 10 the beneficial results Ut this Society 30
whose intere, Is he most devoted. "Chrsisnisy'
advances the interests of society and furnishes
with the means ut intellectual development, but Ia
operation is actuated by the manner in which Isl prs
| tsed. IL Is only when employed in working out such
results achieved by this Spcietf that attention
should be especially directed To us bousfess influence
II its truths unknown, II our Bioe 10 put into ths
Library and not regarded, Il ia as the gems and pess
| which lie buried In the earth or submerged In the
earth which must be produced ere their dash and
brilhancy be seen, and It Is only when Christianity
and it. examples are given to the world that Il dt
fuses itself and goes abroad with its saving influences.
The Reverend Gentleman concluded by stating that
such examples had brought their godke influences 10
large class of community by the existence OF this
Society.
Rev Wesley Kelly Pastor Of the Centre-st Church
Newark j. then addressed the meeting. aud said that
the tendency the time. Is to go away from home 10
do good The reigion OF the Holy b'oe u gwen 20 US
% lodge its docises in the heart of humanity, BY prov.
ing se be the oil Of JOY for mourning, and the germ
for happiness. The objects ct this society co aes
| directly within its principles to give food,
| A home and shelter 10 the INDECENT matters
of no easy acquisition 10 poverty in community like
this We de- not sufficiently regard suffering humanity.
In this happy and where everything Il employed ~
bountilul Providence In abundance for mons need
want But what can these poor widows, these poor,
emacisted women, DOL They cannot even procure the
means buy their bread, much less meet the exorbl
rent may have to pay It's objects are TO pro
vide for the aged and innrm members OF the Methoild
| Episcopal Church, whose circumstances require such
sid comfortable residence, win board, clothing EN-
poyment skiltull medical and other necessary attend
ance, ana to provide mean, Tor their support lie was
happy cay the enterprise had been carried forward
with the most desired success. Was Il not godlks
one savoring OF the holy puocipeg given forth ~ mo
author OF relation tie trusted rs benehcial hnu'
euces would by becoming more disseminated, nave th3
effect OF operating upon larger class OF the s'mmunb
IT, for whom the Society had at present no aeconmcds
ton, by reason Of lack OF necessary funds
! A collection made and Rev. Mr.. Foster taeH
| again addressed the meeting on behalf OF subscnR
tons which the Society required TO aid them In their en-
desyors, stating that the means OF IN. society pres
ent Insufficient 10 accommodate more tnan tnhV
aged End ufrm OF this church. tie DOLLY wished
that every pr, sent could SEQ the present abode o
these deserving objects OF humanity, and they would
feel the greatest degree Of surprise
great number OF the conaTog ,tion gave sums from
one 10 hfy dollars towards the funds OF tho Soclety
some of them making themselves ,r friends lite mem
bers, and some gentlemen, not present. were eee'ed
and the necessary t. rendec them members wem
made up by those present
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-Std-
ted Session Tuesday June H. 1882
But nine members being present, the Board a1Jouinu
10 Wednesday ate noon al 9 Och ck
NEW York NJ. T.. CONFERENCE.-THE
proceedings OF this body yesterday not suietJ
business character, bur were ot much puolic inees
the time being given up 10 the ordination OF deaco
| and elders Rev Bishop Morris preached the ordns
| ton sermon from John 10, the discourse oeias
/ marked by much fefvor and strong good sense IA
theology II was pure, In cOunsel WISE ana 20 ~ IT,
| rs became oveTseer OF the Church OIL 0od ~
BishOp the cOncusOn Of his DISCOURSE ordained 70
follow ing preachers by the laying on OF nAno' nv
Tie office Of Deacoa.--Rev. Messrs. Andrew Han,
Henry B. Mead, Tnos. Is. Smith, Charles Bnsn'
Wuam NJ Nelson, William Goes, James dsuxhhsS
Noble Loviu Jeremiah Willard, James w hacon2a'
Milo CouchmsD, Jsmes w. smith, Ih0ma IL ona.'
TO he Office Of ELd1.-Naliam q BoSs,n5
William OsCrHnder Benjamin NJ. Adams, UhAn ha ~
sitter Orrin P. Matthews, Marquis Curtis Geofgs" W.
Knapp, Samuel g. Stevens, Adee Vail, DAVID bJnMM.
During delivery OF the sermon, and while ns ~s s
nations were pr, ceeding the large church yss S,a
filled by moot attentive and deeply Interested congy
gatioD The communion service was next admlasts'o1
the preachers fret pariaking Of the sacred sympo ~
thu the church members WIN we're present ~. As'
Richa, DION took charge of this part OF the seines
si-led by several other ministers. Rev. r. T. sthans
offered the closing prayer. Inc Conference mo1
! joufned Rev Dr. HOldich announcing that me snnnd
| saTy Of the Conference Missionary Society wmla =
held In BedOrds ST. church In the evening IL Il pfosaD'
that the Conference will adj urn siae die this eseaas
at the latest on Thorsdsy forenoon The appontnenn
will be read 10y the Btshop Immediately after the adjourn
ment
THE FoURTH.-The Tammany SocIey
intend 10 make All unusual display the Fourth Sos
Filtb) Of July Invitations have been seat 70 az ",
prominent Loco Focos Of the neighbofhood 70 JON
| them.
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