New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

end orphans of James WeA io0; for the widow and
OF George Ken, soo; for the WIDOW aad orphlnJ
on Joln Green recently deceased $500, winch several
amounts have been subscribed by benevOlent individuals
tceeo ane TIE Common Council OF TINS city FOR their
eScgsse benefit dung then wIdowhood and minority OF
ire Children, but eyeEuay tAe Perna1enf Fgnd
q tie Department. Atpreseut, the Trustees pay them
smUuu deducted leaves the ecsuai faa1 Of the Dspar
meni 6S5i5 wllte observed that the Trustees have
expended for various ects such as the prcae Of Jod
coal and o,s, and in the payment Of pensions 20 widows
occasional ptcuuay aid 20 tho helpless and sick and in
teITing the dead &c &c the large sum OF Si39D 7s
While the expenditures continue thus heavy, u should
stimulate the Department TO renewed exertOns proven.
falling OF in the annual amount OF hs receipts TIE pen
on s increefes in numbers every year; large quantities
Of coal have 70 be purchased ard contracts for shoes have
he made none Of which be diminished without causBg
The school Committee who have the dsPosa, ans ds.ri
button Of shoes the children Of hFenen attending
the Public Schools have discharged their duty with sngl
Ian fidelity and devotion. No less than ,J par have been
sibu'ed since their last report The most ndferen. OBJ
ssrTe viii perceive at glance the moral excellence Of
bir iAtututon whch curing one t1e lo.t plt+I cOi
wa terS record supplied many hundreds and
ssfd and nGgcnt wdOws with the means OF Iend ring
ten comfortable tina; Indictment The Trus-
tees, IN acknowledging the support they nave received,
neD las ever been regarded by then elOcirzens
Jet Of Their especial favor es being the tight arm Of the
muncpal force OF this city and the great agent upon
which is depending the safety and preservation Of thu,
tToTos In ADDITION these considerations their fellow
ION, tr they Geknowedge the fact that the FIRE Depart
mert has noble charity connected with il that scs and
disabled refn. ard aged and INDECENT widow .nd help
les orphans look 10 II for and support and they lib
orally sasiain it by their donations
Its unnecessary say tat the Department high
value the good opinion OF their feowclens ald the
Trustees convinced, that frenen would by any
Of bis wish 70 impair or jeopardze ts mark Of confidence
and regard The Trustees refer 10 this subject 70 correct
impressions. and to yIDdcae the Depart nent
from TeprOach because several OCCASIONS DIS
pEts difficulties have which, IN tire heat and
element the hurry and rush of the caused,
by remen but BIZ the immense crowds of eager
hnd vicious boys who drawn together from all parts Of
this mighty city and who appear 10 thrive the excite
nent and luxuIiaie in the disturbances Of their
ton In tins connection the Trustees strongly
Of Observing all occasions the s;rcest decorun
and good order avoiding all n0se and excite
the performance OF their duties and regarding those
who disputes IN acts OF lnslbOrdna
ton to tie hest interests of the Department.
and foes the welfare Of it, charitable fund By acting
thus they viii be command the respect of the
tire Community and thereby preserve and pepetnate the
ble sings VIII c. b, institution coneIs upon distressed
and suffering humanity
vacancy will exist the next term of the NewYork
University IN the Van Schack scholarships occaoued
bv the completion Of James C. Sncas Of studies
for which early application should be made 10 this Board
Several suits commenced against Alfred Pell Joseph
Hoxie and John Noble Insurance Agents have not ye
been decided decision expected G the July term
the Court of Common Pleas, but was not given.
Three Trustees be elected at the annual meeting
the terms for which James Kelly John Il. Peck and VII
liam Wakeman were elected expiring by limitation
All of which is respectfully submitted.
BY order OF the Board.
ISimedl JOHN COGER, Jr- President.
JAMES KELLY, Secretary.
Nelc- York Dee. 8. 1852