New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-29

the Society Tie following gentlemen were e'esssd
officers of the Orphan Society for TIE ensuing ~:
President, Right Rev. Horsno Potter, u. D. Vice
President. Rev Franci. l. Hawks, ID. ID Scrstwy,
Rev. W. T. Ergepbrodt; Treasurer, John Wsrss;
Manager Rev. Joseph II. Price, ID. d., Kew. J. II.
Hoba,,. Rev. J. 81. futile. Rev. Edmund Neviie D.
ID VIM Moore, Esq., w. Kent, Esq.. Cia'kssa
Collins. ESQ.,, II X. Bogsrt, Esq., Ada" Sssrs,
Esq., Stephen CsmbreiDg, Esq.
cYPIS. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FESTIVAL.
The Wilson Inc ustrsl School held its anniversary
nj their rooms. No. 1871 Avenue A, yesterday aiser
noon. There was a very large Attendance Of
,aaie. present. who appeared delighted nth tho
Appearance of the little ones. Perfe orfsr snd
cleanliness seemed to prevail among the ehddua,
and they declared they had never seen 50 happys
ssv. An excelen, and wholesome dinner wapso.
vided and the avais OF two large ADD eesast Chds-
mas trees ,ud other pres. nts loaded down the lis
children with tok enc Of love 10 bear - oeir
homes The examination Of the children Ia Their
studies was well sustained. Bret ADDRESSES v9e
ioterspers.d ia the exercises 10y Tue hs' ". o.es.
lev ~ Fi-st..y Mission: the kev. w. Hsoock si
the S,sp,on.st Baptist Chutch; X. q P-r,--, cod
oy Mr.. j. b. Bonar from the Un'on Theohcsl
Seminary, the devoted snd successful Mrs'cnsry Of
the Icstirution About sixty ladies' devote gr ,aso1s
time every week 10 the education OF the tFo n,offed
children there present and the iaarfa' eye and maj
f.ct.o emotion manifested the strcn, place me Lite
ones have gained in their y mpatdies.
MEETING FOR RELIEF IN THE TIL FIFTEENTH
WARD.
A meeting of the citizens OF the Thirteenth Ward
was held at clock yesterday afternoon, At osier-
donk Hal corner OF Clinton and Grand.ts., Tor tho
nurpose OF devisng means 10 relieve the poor snd
necessitou. of The Ward.
The meeting was organized BIZ the election Of JoHs
H. BRIGGS, as Chairman; IL. NJ CoRKLE, Secretary
and D,sIEL Z. SANsIs, Treasurer.
On motion, the Chair appointed Committee OF
six 10 craft resolutions and report plan OF ncuon.
The Committee retired, and after e Y moments de-
Liberation reported the following preamble ana reso'
lutions which un IL imousty adopted
UA.yea. There isexsDs IN III Ward state OF dsiia.
cal stientia o snd relief therefore b. IL
Rsshei That the czns Of the Thirteenth Ward form N
seton to relieve far is poioe,
the p.ce. Of destitute snd sufe log by the soliciting
ons and the distribution OF aims ana food to those
nssreS Tbs, this crgsri,rer BE- Known IS the rhir-
teenh Maid Reiet Association am the once" 70 eonsss
of President three VcePresdents Treasurer ana Sec
refsry. $50
The Committee also recommended the appointment
of the following Committees Finance Com mites,
consisting OF FIVE persons sup-rotend the inaaces
of the A, socision; Soliciting COMMITTEES, composed
of two persons from each election district whose
DUTY il shall be 10 solicit subscrpt ons and ad Tor tho
Associa ion; aud Visiting and Distributing Commit
tee OF three from each election district, whose dny
will be To witt the residences of the poor, ascertain
their condition and wants, and administer relief
Tie meeting act, upon tue Recommendation OF the
Committee aud roceeded To elect the above various
Committees.
On notion, the officers Of this meeting were de-
clsr.d The permanent officers of this Association.
A resolution was parsed ipstructIng tbe Finance
Committee 10 procure building 10 be used dep6s
or receiving place Tor any donations Of food faei,
CLOTHING sc that the charitable hsy contribute.
A resolution vas adopted, requesting tho Cnurch u
ia aid OF the Association.
A vote oi thanks was given to NJ. Onderdonk, pro.
prietor Of the Hall, for the free of his room
subscription paper war hen started and The sun,
of $50 raised on the SPECTATOR sbioh the m'suoy
adjourned To meet again. at the place, Ga Tues
day next at o CLOCK, l.. NJ